Producer/host: Sarah O’Malley
Topic: Wood frogs
Voices 4/10/07
Producer/host: Amy Browne
Topics: Pat LaMarche talks about her book, “Left Out in America: The State of Homelessness in the U.S.” (2006, Upala Press), which describes her experiences staying in homeless shelters and on the streets during her 2004 campaign as the Green Party candidate for Vice President, about her new column in the Bangor Daily News, and answers questions about her future political plans. Filmmaker Tom Jackson (“Greetings from Missile Street”) talks about his latest film “Out of Balance: ExxonMobil’s Impact on Climate Change”. He is traveling with the film and will be in Maine later this month.
BoatTalk 4/10/07
Producers/hosts: Mike Joyce and Alan Sprague
Today’s show dedicated to Jimmy Steele, Brooklin, Maine, Pea pod builder, passed away in March
Topics: Would any self-respecting lobster fisherman be seen in a catamaran? Are kayaks speed bumps on the water? Info on the 7th annual paddle smart symposium and Diver Ed’s underwater tours of Bar Harbor, Maine
Guests: Eddie Monet, Diver Ed, Bar Harbor, Maine; Karen Francoeur, Castine (Maine) Kayak Adventures
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Blue Hill Science 4/10/07
Student: Ramsay Williamson
Topic: Water Pollution
Going and Doing 4/10/07
Producer/Host: John Greenman
Fangak #6
FMI: www.sudantbproject.org
Weekend Voices 4/7/07
Producer/host: Amy Browne
Contributers: Joel Mann, Blue Hill Consolidated School 7th and 8th grade science classes, today featuring Ramsey Williamson
Topics: An interview with Logan Perkins of Protect Maine’s Farmers, about LD1650, “An Act to Amend the Laws Concerning Genetically Engineered Plants and Seeds”, An update on the construction and demolition debris incineration issues in the region from Hillary Lister of CAPIT (Citizens Against Pollution in Town), as well as information about LD1061, “An Act to Accept the Determination of Public Opinion on Municipal Projects”; Debbie Melinkas gives us a sneak preview of the upcoming American Folk Festival; A new short feature “Blue Hill Science” produced by the 7th and 8th grade science classes from Blue Hill Consolidated School
FMI: www.protectmainefarmers.org; CAPIT- call 207-649-5980 or email sterren@brandeis.edu; www.americanfolkfestival.com; www.maine.gov(for pending bill information)
Renewable Radio 4/6/07
Producer/host: Dave Evans
Topic: Green Electricity Suppliers, Green tags and carbon offsets: How do I get green electricity at home? Is green electricity really green? How do I dispose of fluorescent bulbs that contain mercury and may contain radioactive material?
Guest: Harry Brown, Executive Director, Maine Interfaith Power and Light (www.meipl.org)
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Radio Sumpul Sister Station Report 4/06/07
Producers/hosts: Carolyn Coe and Meredith DeFrancesco
Interview with Jesse Dyer Stewart