Host: Michael Donahue
Engineer: Amy Browne
The Grand past present and future
Guest: Nick Turner, Executive Director, The Grand, Ellsworth, Maine
WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives
Audio archives of spoken word broadcasts from Community Radio WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill (weru.org)
Host: Michael Donahue
Engineer: Amy Browne
The Grand past present and future
Guest: Nick Turner, Executive Director, The Grand, Ellsworth, Maine
Host: Michael Donahue
Engineer: Amy Browne
Program Topic: The Grand and the Downeast Maine Playwrights Festival
Participants:
Gail La Rosa Thompson, Executive Director, The Grand
Teri Sargent Smith, President, Board of Directors, The Grand
Sanford Phippen, Author, Playwright, Downeast Maine Playwrights Festival
Key Discussion Points: History of the Grand, the Grand today and tomorrow, the Downeast Maine Playwright Festival, the work of Sanford Phippen
Host: Michael Donahue
Engineer: Amy Browne
Issue: Arts
Program Topic: Past, Present and Future of The Grand
a) How did The Grand come about?
b) What role does The Grand play in the greater Ellsworth community?
c) What are the plans for the future for The Grand?
Guests:
A) Zoe Alexis Scott, Executive Director, The Grand, Ellsworth, Maine
B) Charles Alexander, Board President, The Grand, Ellsworth, Maine
Call-In Program: yes
Host: Valentine King
Engineer: Joel Mann
Program Topic: 2 Annual Queer film Festival@ the Grand
a) Why is a queer festival needed
b) What has been the response of the local business community
c)What can the hetero community learn from attending
Guests:
A)Kate Kominski Filmaker
B)Robin Jones Event Programmer
C )Charlie Alexander Grands Board President
Call In Program: Yes
Producer/Host: Valentine R.H. King
Studio Engineer: Amy Browne
Topic: Queer Film Festival
Why is there a need for a homosexual film festival? Is this the first queer festival? What do you hope to come from the event?
Guests:
Linda Nelson, Opera House Owner; Robin Jones, Program Director of The Grand
Call in show
Executive Producer/Host: Amy Browne
Contributing Producers: Matt Murphy & Meaghan LaSala
Segment 1: Robin Jones, Film Coordinator for The Grand in Ellsworth, talks with Matt Murphy about new and upcoming films, including a “Hollywood Rebel” film series and a number of holiday family films. FMI: robinjonesfilm@gmail.com
Segment 2: Protest of the Rollins Wind Project in Lincoln
Who opposes industrial wind projects in Maine? What are some of the concerns of those who oppose large scale wind projects? What is the current status of the 40 turbine Rollins wind project in Lincoln?
Producer/Host: Amy Browne
Contributor: Matt Murphy
Segment 1: Natural Resources Council of Maine & Maine Audubon’s press conference this morning in Bangor, where the Land Use Regulatory Commission was meeting for final deliberations on Plum Creek’s proposal for the largest development in the state’s history. Both groups have serious concerns about the proposal. FMI: www.nrcm.org
Segment 2: An interview with Bonny Myers, director of a production of “Nickel and Dimed” that will be held at the Grand in Ellsworth this coming Friday, Saturday and Sunday. FMI: www.grandonline.org
Executive Producer/Host: Amy Browne.
Segment 1: Affordable housing for farmers and fishers in Washington County, Maine. Produced by Meredith DeFrancesco. FMI: www. manoenmanocenter.org/
Segment 2: An interview with internationally renowned author and activist Starhawk who will be doing an “Earth Activist Training” here in Maine this summer. Produced by Andree Bella. FMI: www.earthactivisttraining.org
Segment 3: “Creature Feature” Art Show to benefit The Grand in Ellsworth, Maine. Produced by Matt Murphy. FMI: www.grandonline.org
Segment 4: A local dance company’s production of “Alice in Wonderland (Camden Opera House, May 30th & 31st). Produced by Magnus Johnstone. FMI: www.camdenoperahouse.com/events.cfm
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