Portland Speaks is a podcast for Mainers and one which aims to share their stories with their fellow Mainers and with the world at large. New episodes every other Monday. Tanner sits down with Chris Briley of BRIBURN Architects of Portland to learn more about him.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: Commercial Street, maine, Mainer, New England, Old Port, Portland Maine, South Portland
Maine Stories and Moon Musing. It’s “All Things Considered” for the moon and modern Maine short fiction. Episodes are produced on each New and Full Moon.
Categories: Fiction, Society & Culture
Tags: essay, essays, fullmoon, interviews, jenniferellsworth, jennystumpff, jennytibbetts, lunar, maine, maineshortfiction, mainestories, moon, moonscience, newmoon, shortfiction, shortstories, storytelling
Welcome to Mumbai to Maine: A Culinary Adventure! I’m Cherie Scott, creator and founder of Mumbai to Maine – a culinary blog and food podcast. When I left Mumbai 24 years ago, I never imagined that one day Maine would be my home. I knew I had to find a portal to somehow share my passion for Indian cuisine and tie it to my deep love for Maine’s rich and dynamic food scene. I created this podcast to bring you some of Maine’s most captivating, thought-provoking and inspiring food stories. So join me as I take you on a culinary journey with Maine’s formidable taste-makers, entrepreneurs and innovators with this Bicentennial Food Series, sponsored by Eat Maine.
Categories: Arts
Tags: beverages, Culinary, eats, entrepreneurship, Food, indian food, maine, mumbai, restaurants
Portland Maine News Today delivers essential two-minute briefings — voiced by DNN Founder Corey — covering politics, weather, business, culture, events, and coastal updates from Old Port to Back Cove. As part of The Daily News Now Network, you’ll get rapid, reliable, real-time local news all day long. Subscribe now to stay ahead of Portland news.
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Categories: News
Tags: daily news, local news, maine, Portland
White Pine Community Church in Cumberland, Maine, exists to help people find and follow Jesus. In this podcast, Greg Sidders and other White Pine elders will help you apply God’s truth to your life. Join us on Sundays at 10 a.m. at Greely Middle School.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: church, community, greg, maine, pine, Sidders, southern, white, WPCC
Possibility Now! features Ethan Hughes. Hosted by Tucker Walsh. Ethan runs the Possibility Alliance in Belfast, Maine, an educational center and electricity-free intentional community operating in the Gift Economy. This podcast explores the topics that are most alive in Ethan’s heart, including conflict transformation, trauma healing, direct action, radical justice, nonviolence, regenerative economies, reparations, pitfalls of the liberal progressive movement, community building and organizing, peace archetypes, the power of manifesting, and so much more. Music by Gavin Leeper.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, community, conflict transformation, ecovillage, Ethan Hughes, Healing, intentional communities, maine, Permaculture, Possibility Alliance, racial justice, Regenerative, spirituality, trauma
Comedian Juston McKinney on his life in New England. He also interviews people from all walks of life who are “making it” in New England or have ties to the region.
Tags: Comedy, connecticut, maine, Massachusetts, newengland, newhampshire, parenting, RhodeIsland, vermont
For the Joy of Gardening! features Maine gardening news, discussion, special guests and answers to YOUR gardening questions. The show is hosted by Tom Estabrook, Vice President of Estabrook’s, the family owned and operated garden centers throughout Southern Maine.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: annuals, gardening, herbs, home, improvement, maine, nursery, perennials, shrubs, trees, vegetables
Join Jamie, Alex, and Tim as they discuss and analyze movies that they’ve seen and issues within the Hollywood system which need fixing. It’s funnier than it sounds. Each odd-numbered episode features the movies they viewed, and each even-numbered episode they delve into those pesky topics.
Tags: alex, analysis, Anderson, august, cinematography, Comedy, craft, film, Gagnon, hollywood, howard, jamie, john, Lim, maine, Movies, not, opinions, Quite, screenwriting, Tim
Rob and Erick sit down and talk about all things Maine, and many things that have nothing to do with Maine. News, politics, humor, and entertainment.
Categories: Comedy
Join Doug Schauf from Remax Oceanside and MakeMaineYourHome.com as he discusses Real Estate, community and life. He will introduce you to the many business owners, organizations, neighbors, and characters of Maine.
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Tags: buy a home, cape elizabeth, falmouth, home, house, housing, interviews, invest in real estate, local business, maine, neighborhoods, Portland, real estate, scarborough, sell a home, South Portland, westbrook
Maine Architects Chris Briley and Phil Kaplan share their experience, knowledge, music preferences, and cocktail recipes. –Imagine going to a Building Energy conference, donning your name tag lanyard, attending a great session on an interesting topic, taking a bunch of notes, and filling your quota of power point slides for the year. This podcast is nothing like that. This is like going out to a bar afterward with the speaker and fellow architects and talking about that forum session. –Chris is a principal at BRIBURN architecture for life. –Phil is a principal at Kaplan Thompson Architects
Categories: Arts
Tags: architecture, Briburn, building, building science, Chris Briley, design, energy, Green, Homebuilding, Lounge, maine, net zero, passivhaus, Phil Kaplan, remodeling, science, sustainability, sustainable, Zero
Skidompha – The award-winning library in a town you never heard of whose name folks can’t pronounce.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Arts, Boston, damariscotta, library, maine, owl, radio, spoken word
A midwife and a wild, industrious French Canadian builder embark on building their dream homestead on 400 acres of wilderness in Downeast, Maine. The results are poignant, educational and most often…hilarious.
Categories: Comedy, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: bad beaver, bad beaver tales, carol leonard, downeast, good to go studios, homesteading, maine, Memoir, midwife, Short stories, Wilderness
For around a hundred and fifty years in this country, Native tribes have been legally considered nations within a nation. But in Maine, the situation is more complicated. Maine has restricted the rights of the tribes within its borders more than any other state. And the amazing thing is, the tribes in Maine agreed to this. And pretty recently. 40 years ago, they signed a deal and surrendered a huge amount of power in exchange for money and land. Right now the tribes in Maine are fighting for new laws that would restore their powers of sovereignty. And Maine state politicians and town officials are trying to stop them. Produced by the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies. Brought to you in part by Bangor Savings Bank.
Tags: documentary, indigenous, maine, native history
Welcome to HopeGateWay in Portland, Maine. Inspired by the words of Micah 6:8: our mission is to do justice, to love kindness, and to walk humbly with God. We envision a world that embraces community, celebrates inclusivity, expresses creativity, seeks transformation, and practices simplicity. We invite you to be challenged and inspired by this podcast of previous Sundays’ messages.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: church, Ewing-Merrill, inclusive, lgbt, maine, message, mission, Portland, progressive, reconciling, sermon, united methodist
Dead Writers takes listeners inside famous American authors’ homes. Riffing on literature, home décor, and ghosts, critic Tess Chakkalakal and novelist Brock Clarke, bring great American writers, and the books they wrote, back from the dead.
Categories: Arts, History, Society & Culture
Tags: 19th century literature, American Literature, american poetry, american writers, black history, Books, boston marriage, bowdoin college, brock clarke, edna st vincent millay, edwin arlington robinson, gods trombone, Harriet Beecher Stowe, james weldon johnson, lgbtq history, Literature, longfellow, maine, maine writers, Nathaniel Hawthorne, poetry, Portland, Pulitzer Prize, richard russo, sarah orne jewett, tess chakkalakal, The Scarlet Letter, the white heron, Uncle Tom's Cabin
In 2010, the decomposed body of a man is found in the woods of Stacyville, ME. His only identifying factor a knit hat that says “CHRIS.” Jessica London, a PI from NYC who traumatically experienced the murder of a loved one, comes to Maine to find this John Doe’s family. Will Jessica find justice for “CHRIS” seven years later — a fate she believes no family should ever have to suffer — or will her obsession with swiping right get in the way of her investigation?
Tags: Audiodrama, chris, Crime, maine, MYSTERY, Suspense, tinder
Potholes & Politics: Local Maine Issues from A to Z is a podcast about municipalities in Maine and the people and policies that bring local government to your doorstep. Through stories, experiences, current events, and interviews with municipal officials this podcast will spotlight the everyday challenges and successes of local governments in our home state. Potholes & Politics is brought to you by Maine Municipal Association. Comments and suggested topics can be sent to mmapodcast@memun.org
Categories: Government, Science, Technology
Tags: Augusta, government, maine, mma, Municipal, Neal Goldberg, Rebecca Graham, Town
A Pagan podcast from the coast of Maine with Greywolf
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: magic, magick, maine, News, Pagan, wicca, Witch, witchcraft