Producer/host: Sarah O’Malley
Topic: Equinox
Common Health 3/19/08
Producer/Host: Jim Fisher
Topic: On Dying: Hospice Care
What is hospice care? How do we choose between curative and palliative care? Who decides what paths to take in the final months of life?
Guests: Jodi Wolford Tucker, Director of Hospice of Hancock County; Sara Hayman, Hospice Chaplain with Hancock County Home Care and Hospice
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EarthSense 3/19/08
Producer/Host: Phil Bailey
Topic: Energy in Maine
Voices 3/18/08
Executive Producer/Host: Amy Browne
Contributing Producer: Eric T. Olson
Topic: The second in a 2-part series of interviews with Shenna Bellows of the Maine Civil Liberties Union
FMI: www.mclu.org
Some News from W. Africa 3/18/08
Producer/Host: Isatou Jobarteh
Indigenous Voices 3/18/08
Producer/Host: Rhonda Frey
Topic: Discussion of a recently published book: Wabanaki Homeland and the New State of Maine The 1820 Journal and Plans Survey of Joseph Treat, Edited & Introduction by Micah Pawling. Who were Joseph Treat and John Neptune? Does the survey include glimpses of Penobscot life and culture in 1820? Why is the publication of Joseph Treat’s journal so important?
Guests: Micah Pawling, PhD candidate in History at the University of Maine; Bonnie Newsom, Penobscot Nation Tribal Member and the Tribal Historic Preservation Officer.
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Going and Doing 3/18/08
Producer/host: John GreenmanTopic: Debby Roach (part 1)
FMI: Hospice of Eastern Maine, 207-973-8269
**Originally aired 9/11/07 and available for download at the archives for that date**
Outside the Box 3/18/08
Producer/Host: Larry Dansinger
Topic: Gandhi-ing