Producer/host: John Greenman
Topic: Fangak, part 1
WERU Special: Camden Conference, Part 1 3/5/07
Producer/host: Jim Campbell
Powerful Peace 3/5/07
Producer/host: Sonia Turanski
Topic: Arundhati Roy
Weekend Voices 3/3/07
Producer/host: Amy Browne
Contributors: Henry Owen, Paul Conte, Keith Fisher
Topics: An interview with “From Every Village Green” organizers, Ron Greenberg and Suzanne Fitzgerald (http://www.everyvillage-me.us) about the events that are planned across the state marking the anniversary of the invasion of Iraq on March 17th; An interview with Ann Luther from Maine Citizens for Clean Elections (www.mainecleanelections.org) and the League of Women Voters (www.lwv.org) about the check off box on the Maine tax form for contributions to the Clean Elections fund; And local computer guru/curmudgeon Al Scott offers his view on net neutrality.
Ask W.A.M. (Wildlife Alliance of Maine) 3/3/07
Producers/hosts: Daryl DeJoy and Cherie Mason
Renewable Radio 3/2/07
Producer/host: Dave Evans
Topic: Small-scale wind-electric generators
Guests: Joan McMurray, homeowner; Kevin Grindle, homeowner, homebuilt generator; Bill Huntington, Hope Spinnery
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RadioActive 3/1/07
Producers/hosts: Amy Browne and Meredith DeFrancesco
Topics: A representative from Red de Defensores, a network of indigenous human rights workers from Zapatista communities in Chiapas, Mexico will be in the area on a speaking tour soon. Manuel Mendez Guzman will talk about communities confronting globalization. Today we talk with Nancy Hill, a local woman who has worked with the group and traveled to the area several times. And the State Childrens Health Insurance program (SCHIP), which serves low-income children has come under threat due to budget cuts. We talk with Anna Hicks, policy analyst at Maine Equal Justice Partners (www.mejp.org)
Doing Business 3/1/07
Producer/host: Jane E Haskell, University of Maine Cooperative Extension
TODAYS TOPIC(S): How Dangerous Is Your Job?
Is it true that the smaller the business the great the possibility of getting injured? What do the very small one-person or one family businesses have for assistance (if no worker comp)? What is available for training or printed or electronic materials for the very small, one person business owner? What resources (insurance) are available for them? What is the relationship between workplace injury and the overall economic health of a community?
GUESTS:
Tom Boothby, owner, Windwood Builders, Montville ME; 207-589-4524; twilliam@fairpoint.net
Daniel S. Cote, Senior VP, Safety, Maine Employers’ Mutual Insurance Company – MEMIC; Portland, ME, 207.791.3480; dcote@MEMIC.com; www.memic.com
Scott King, owner, Skyview Family Farm, Montville, ME; 207- 589-4121; skyviewfamilyfarm@hotmail.com
Jacqueline Lee, Belfast, ME, 207 338-3075; jacquilee@verizon.net