Keith Shortall
Senior EditorKeith grew up in Thomaston, Maine, and graduated from Bowdoin College in 1982, majoring in philosophy. He began his career in commercial broadcasting in Portland, before moving to Maine Public in 1989. Keith has taken on a number of roles at Maine Public and is the primary editor of Maine news and feature stories aired on Maine Public Radio, and TV news specials including election debates and the annual live State of the State address. Keith oversees Maine Public’s daily call-in program Maine Calling, and sometimes takes the host chair.
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As a child with Bulgarian heritage on her fathers' side, Stancioff recalls the powerful presence of Balkan folk music in her early life, sung acapella by women using multiple dissonant harmonies. And now, at the age of 30, she says that music still has an influence on her own songwriting.
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What it mean to live according to a social contract, and does our society do that well?
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Best-selling author Anne Lamott discusses her new book on the nature of love
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Brennan was a Democrat who served in the Blaine House from 1979 to 1987, and went on to serve two terms in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Federal Highway Administrator Shailen Bhatt was in Maine Tuesday to unveil five new federally funded high-speed EV chargers installed in the Hannaford Supermarket parking lot in Rockland.
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Personal finance expert Michelle Singletary offers advice on handling money matters
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A group of Bar Harbor business owners had filed a legal challenge to the ordinance that limits daily visits to 1,000 visitors per day, claiming it violates provisions of both the Maine and U.S. constitutions.
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William Janelle of Bridgton has been working with wood for most of his life, building furniture and carving wildlife sculptures. These days he's trained his chisels on a new subject: hand-carved electric guitars.