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Maine Calling
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Latest Episodes
  • Find out about the many events, festivals, performances and activities happening across the state this holiday season
  • Recommendations from panelists and listeners for good books from all genres
  • Equestrian and instructor Chelsea Canedy discusses her memoir about how horses have helped shape her life
  • How and why people accept disparities in income and wealth in our society
  • Renowned polar explorer and climate scientist Paul Mayewski joins us to discuss his career, his research and the future of the planet
  • Organic farming pioneer Eliot Coleman discusses his new book and how soil health is at the center of the original organic method
  • Fact and misconceptions about celiac disease and gluten sensitivity—plus tips on gluten-free living and Thanksgiving recipes
  • How the age of politicians and candidates has become and issue, and how generational divides intersect with political issues
  • Listen back to our earlier show about why so many people have moved to Maine in recent years from other states, and what they think of their new home state
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