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How can artificial intelligence be used in daily life, and when is it helpful versus harmful?
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The notice says various items held in an anthropology museum on campus were taken from grave sites in Maine.
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Author Bill Gerencer shares his journey as a lobsterman, groundfisherman, restaurant cook and fish buyer—and reflects on this historic era for New England’s fishing community
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A posthumous collection of David McCullough's essays explore the importance of learning lessons from history
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The items are believed to be funeral offerings.
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What makes the centuries-old game of chess so appealing, where can you play and compete in Maine, and how is technology changing this game of strategy?
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Why oral histories are important records of significant events—like 9/11—and what oral history projects in Maine capture people's stories
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Famous artists like Hopper and Kent have captured the light and landscape of Monhegan going back over a century. Now, an exhibit from Bowdoin College and the Monhegan Museum is using that rich artistic body of work as ecological data.
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We re-air our earlier show about why first jobs are important, and what some well-known Mainers did for their first jobs
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How streets in Maine are named—and some of the common, uncommon, quirky and odd street names in Maine
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Comedien and NPR quiz show panelist Paula Poundstone share her thoughts on current events, her podcast, and her recent visit to Maine for "Wait, Wait ... Don't Tell Me!"
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How music affects the brain, and how it can help our mental health (rebroadcast)