Theft of the Ruby Red Shoes
Andree Bella | Writer/Performer
Outside the Box 1/23/18
Producer/Host: Larry Dansinger
Origins 2 – Racism
A Word in Edgewise 1/22/18
Producer/Host: R.W. Estela
Real News Spinners
Pet Sounds 1/21/18
Producer/Host: Dr. John Hunt
Music in Vet Hospitals
Nature’s Remedies 1/20/18
Producer/Host: Tim Hagney
Three Seeds
Earthwise 1/20/18
Producer/Host: Anu Dudley
Production Assistant: John Welles
The Color White
Mainely Phenology 1/20/18
Producers/Hosts: Hazel Stark and Joe Horn
Bobcats
Photos, a complete transcript, references, and more information available at mainelyphenology.wordpress.com
Winter is often framed in poetry and other writings as synonymous with stillness. While stillness is certainly a more present quality of this season in Maine than it is for our other seasons, especially for our local hibernators, life is anything but still for many of our neighboring species; the movement of life is all the more obvious at this point in January. Over the past few weeks, I have seen the tracks of snowshoe hares, coyotes, ravens, mice, squirrels, and the focus for this week’s episode: bobcats.
Awanadjo Almanack 1/19/18
Producer/Host: Rob McCall
“Pruning Time”