WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives
Audio archives of spoken word broadcasts from Community Radio WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill (weru.org)
Hosts: Meredith DeFrancesco and Amy Browne
Connie Jenkins joins us to talk about peace activists plans to mark international peace day in Bangor, and Heather Martin-Zboray tells about plans to show support to the survivor of a racial attack in Hancock, Maine
How will international peace day be observed in Bangor?
What is the pledge of peace?
What are area residents doing to show support for the woman who survived a racist attack in Hancock?
Host: Dr. Betty Duff
Local youth poets
Producer/Host: Jim Campbell
Ready to replace that ancient (you know – upwards of three years old!) personal computer? The you’re going to be hearing about Celeron and Sempron and Core Duo and a lot more when you go shopping. Might not hurt to know what all those terms mean when you’re selecting your next CPU, eh? Here’s a quick overview.
Unedited, web-only, part 1 of 2
Award winning, best selling author Derrick Jensen speaking at a benefit for Audubon Expedition Institute on 9/9/06 in Camden, Maine
Producer/Host: Amy Browne
People who have immigrated to Maine from other countries talk about their experiences (Audio recorded by Matt Murphy at “Crossing the BLVD” events in Bucksport Maine in August 2006
Area residents react to reports of a racist attack on a pregnant woman in Hancock recently, by organizing a baby shower for her to show support.
Host: Phil Bailey
Hosts: Alan Sprague and Mike Joyce
Topic: Open lines – Flotsam and Jetsom Edition. Comments on recent marine news. What is being done with “Raw Faith”? How to share a boat that may be under
used?
Call in show. No studio guests
Host: Sonia Turanski
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