Audio archives of spoken word broadcasts from Community Radio WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill (weru.org)
Producer/Host: Dr. John Hunt
Engineer: John Greenman
Program Topic: veterinary emergency medicine
Key Discussion Points:
a) emergency clinic staff
b) common emergencies
c) equipment at emergency clinic
Guest: Jennifer Bricker, Manager, Eastern Maine Veterinary Emergency Clinic
Producer/Host: Jim Campbell
Summer in Maine, so here’s a rebroadcast of a program from last winter that visitors may not have heard and others may wish to hear again. In the 2016 Consumer Electronic Show, there were lots of new whizbang online tools and toys. One thing that was unfortunately absent was a deep concern about online security and safety.
Producer/Host: Tim Hagney
“Natural healing vs medication”
Producer/Host: Sue Mackey Andrews
Engineer: John Greenman
Issue: Raising Healthy Happy Children
Program Topic: Emotions and Mindfulness
Key Discussion Points:
a) It is important to acknowledge and experience feelings and emotions
b) By doing this, we can help our children and others around us to manage their emotions, becoming more healthy and vibrant in their lives
c) Mindfulness is paying attention on purpose without judgment
Guest: Nancy Hathaway, PhD
Producer/Host: Duncan Newcomer
“Realistic Morality”
Host: Michael Donahue
Engineer: Amy Browne
Program Topic: Schoodic Arts For All
Key Discussion Points: Schoodic Arts For All festival highlights, year-around operation, future growth
Guests:
Mary Loury, Executive Director, Schoodic Arts For All, 963-2569
Jessica Pile Maning-House, Instructor, 679-4005
Producer/Host: Larry Dansinger
“Grass and grassroots”
Producer: Natalie Springuel
Today’s topic: MDI Fish
Two-thousand sixteen is the 100th anniversary of Acadia National Park and America’s National Park System. In honor of this centennial, the University of Maine Sea Grant Program and WERU-FM, both official Centennial Partners, present an occasional series based on the monthly public affairs program, Coastal Conversations.
The ocean surrounds Acadia National Park, which includes 47,000 acres of protected land on Mount Desert Island, Isle au Haut, Schoodic Peninsula, and their archipelago of islands in the Gulf of Maine. Acadia’s rocky shoreline, teeming tide pools, and lush salt marshes have attracted mariners, fisher folk, and people in search of natural beauty for thousands of years. In more recent centuries, many have come to study the unique and diverse assembly of flora and fauna of the region where science, conservation, and community work together for a vibrant future.
Throughout the summer and fall of 2016, on Monday’s at noon, “Coastal Conversations in Acadia” will feature short stories from Acadia on WERU-FM
FMI: http://www.seagrant.umaine.edu/coastalconversations/acadia