Cindy Han
Maine Calling ProducerCindy helps produce Maine Public's live call-in show Maine Calling, and sometimes hosts the show. Her first foray into journalism after graduating from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism was to intern with CNN in China in the wake of the Tiananmen Square massacre. She then worked in print journalism over the decades, as a factchecker, writer and editor, with publications ranging from the Los Angeles Times Magazine to the magazine of the National Zoo to a food trends magazine.
Her broadcast work has included doing radio news in college and in Taiwan, as well as reporting for a TV public affairs program at WQED in Pittsburgh. Cindy began working as a volunteer with Maine Public Radio’s call-in show Maine Calling when it first went on the air and stuck around until she came on board as a full-time producer in 2018. She is thrilled to be a part of a program that helps inform, engage and connect people across Maine—and beyond.
Before moving to Maine, Cindy lived in many different places, growing up in Ohio and Maryland, and later living in New York, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, and Maryland again.
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Today's pharmacists have a greater role in patient care and work in a wide range of settings to fill in for gaps in the health care system -
The history of how Portland was burned down by the British in 1775, and what events are happening to mark 250 years since that time. -
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What it takes to be an endurance cyclist, and where to go for extended bike rides in Maine -
We re-air our show about the history of protests, and whether they succeed in meeting their goals -
Why is hunger such a problem in Maine, and what's being done to get food to those who need it? -
What to know about Question 1, which proposes state law changes to voter ID, absentee voting, and drop box use -
Experts and reporters from Maine Public & The Portland Press Herald discuss the range of impacts of warming temperatures and extreme heat in Maine -
How can artificial intelligence be used in daily life, and when is it helpful versus harmful? -
Blaine rose to top national political roles in the 19th century, including Speaker of the House and Secretary of State. We learn about why he was so influential, and his ties to Maine.
