Topics included: Port Security, “Come Boating”, Kenduskeag Stream Race, Atlantic Challenge, LNG and International passage, moonlight, Dorado’s
Phone Guest: Joanne Moesswilde of “Come Boating” in Belfast, Maine
Hosts: Alan Sprague and Mike Joyce
Renewable Radio 04/07/06
Host Dave Evans and guest Jim Sysko answer questions about micro-hydro electricity and tidal power.
RadioActive 04/06/06
Segments on Hancock County (Maine) Jail Volunteers, Passamaquoddy resistance to proposed LNG facility in Washington County (Maine), and current events, announcements
Hosts: Meredith DeFrancesco and Amy Browne
Notes from the Electronic Cottage 04/06/06
Part of our ongoing series on privacy in the digital age. This edition deals
with privacy in the commercial world – from companies amassing huge
databases about customers to those same companies losing control of that
data and what it means to you as a consumer and a citizen (the U.S.
Department of Homeland Security, after all, buys information about citizens
from commercial providers that it is not allowed by law to collect itself).
Host: Jim Campbell
Voices 04/05/06
WERU-FM’s sister radio station in Guarjilla, El Salvador, Radio Sampul
Guests: Rosabel Orellano and Maria Dubon talk about the origins of Radio Sampul, the station’s daily operations, and the struggles to keep and maintain the station
Conversations on Science and Society 04/04/06
Excerpts from a presentation on China’s energy use made by Matt Simmons at the Camden Conference in Maine in February 2006. Simmons is an investment banker specializing in energy, founder and Chairman of Simmons and Co. International, a board member of the Atlantic Council of the USA and member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He has studied China and travels there frequently.
He gives his analysis of the development of China’s energy “appetite” and the impacts it will have on us all.
Host: Jim Campbell
www.weru.org
Notes From The Electronic Cottage 03/30/06
Living Queer Here 03/23/2006
Living Queer Here 03/23/2006