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Mon 1/19 THE MEANING OF SERVICE (Martin Luther King Jr. Day rebroadcast)
All over Maine, people do things for others, from volunteering at a soup kitchen to running for town council. Others serve by joining the military or working as a first responder. We examine the many ways that individuals and organizations serve their communities, and what motivates them. (Original broadcast Dec 29, 2025)
 
 
Tue 1/20 ICE IN MAINE
Communities are on alert to a surge in ICE presence in Maine. We learn about: ICE activity over the past year and what is happening now; how communities are preparing; what to know about safety and rights–for immigrants, protesters and all citizens; and what officials expect going forward.
  
 
Wed 1/21 PERSONAL FINANCE
With high prices and an uncertain economic outlook, people are looking to cut costs. Syndicated personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary returns to offer advice on saving, investing, and managing money. She’ll weigh in on credit card interest rates, buying used vs. new cars, and expensive streaming services.
 
 
Thu 1/22 DEMOGRAPHICS: AGES & GENERATIONS IN MAINE
Our new yearlong series, “Life Passages” will focus on the different phases of life, from youth to old age, and the joys and challenges that define these stages. To kick off the series, we learn about Maine’s population in terms of different age groups, and the generational differences and patterns among those who live here.
 
 
Fri 1/23 PRESIDENT LINCOLN: RELEVANCE TODAY
We talk with scholars about the life and legacy of President Abraham Lincoln, his ties to Maine and New England—and why his accomplishments and priorities are particularly relevant today.

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