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Courtesy of Defense POW/MIA Accounting AgencyA Dover-Foxcroft soldier who died in World War II will return to Maine to be buried, after his remains were identified last fall. -
AP imageThe nation's 250th birthday celebration starts with events marking Paul Revere's famous ride—and the history of the Battles of Lexington and Concord
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The origins and stories behind the Wabanaki names for places such as moutains, rivers, towns and other places -
We discuss a new book about the role of eels in history, culture and as food—and about how Maine has become notable for elver fishing and farming -
The scope of executive authority—what is or is not legal—and the impacts of the Trump administrations executive orders -
Samuel James combines music, storytelling and Black history lessons in his performances—as well as a podcast and newsletter -
Randy Stakeman of Bowdoin discusses Maine's Black history, national context, and a film about Walter White and the NAACP -
We re-air our earlier show about the origins of unusual and interesting Maine town and city names—part of our series "Name Calling on Maine Calling: Stories of Maine Names" -
Wabanaki Alliance leader Maulian Bryant discusses her goals and approaches to achieving tribal sovereignty and other Indigenous rights (rebroadcast) -
The origins of interesting and unusual town and city names in Maine—part of a new series on 'names' -
The history of and reasons for plant-based diets: vegan, vegetarian and flexitarian—or plant-forward -
Author Anthony Walton discusses his new book, his life as a Black man, his parents' journeys, and the prospect for greater racial equality in America (8 pm rebroadcast)
