Producer/Host: Sarah O’Malley
Topic: Insect pollination
Audio archives of spoken word broadcasts from Community Radio WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill (weru.org)
Producer/Host: Sarah O’Malley
Topic: Insect pollination
Producer/Host: Jim Fisher
Topic: Addiction & Recovery
What is the difference between use, abuse, dependence and addiction? What are some warning signs? How can family members help?
Guests: Ed Oechslie, Executive Director, Mount Desert Island Alcohol and Drug Abuse Group, 207-244-4012; Barbara Royal, Executive Director, Open Door Recovery Center, Ellsworth, Maine 207-667-3210
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Producer/Host: Phil Bailey
Topic: Random
Executive Producer/Host: Amy Browne
Contributing Producers: Jim Fisher, Magnus Johnstone
Segment 1: Atlantis
What was Atlantis? How does inspiration for writing a book come about? What role does legend have in reality & history?
Guest: Arnold Greenberg,
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Producer: Magnus Johnstone
Segment 2: Friendship Cottage, Adult Care Service, Blue Hill
What is the mission of the Friendship Cottage? Who will you be serving? What is the Adult Caregiver Resource Center?
Guest: Anne Ossanna, Field Project Supervisor, Friendship Cottage, Washington Hancock Community Agency
Voice: 207-374-5852, Email: AOssanna@aol.com
Producer: Jim Fisher
Producer/Host: John Greenman
Topic: Volunteerism at UMaine – Audra Grady
FMI:
Audra Grady, Coordinator , Bodwell Center for Service and Volunteerism
5748 Memorial Union, Rm 312, Orono, ME 04469
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Producer/Host: Larry Dansinger
Topic: Secession
Executive Producer/Host: Amy Browne
Contributing Producers: Carolyn Coe and Eric Olson
Topics:
Segment 1:
Mother’s Day– What are the origins of Mothers’ Day?– with residents from the Blue Hill peninsula and beyond
mothers, fathers, daughters
Segment 2: The Maine Migrant Health Program, in cooperation with PICA–Peace thru Interamerican Community Action— is presently a traveling, multi-media exhibit called “Farmworkers Feed Us All”. The exhibit features the work of nationally-known photojournalist Earl Dotter and audio-documentary reporter Tennessee Watson, and documents the lives and experiences of Maine’s migrant farmworkers. An opening was held at the PICA office last Thursday night. WERU’s Eric Olson recorded the speakers at the event—which also served to honor Olivia Perez Zamora from Milbridge. Olivia is a farmworker, student & Health Program intern, and recipient of National Center for Migrant Health scholarship award. Here are some excerpts. Following the presentations interviews Olivia Perez Zamora
Producer/Host: R.W. Estella