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Favorite Maine Calling Shows

3 photos: archaeologist Milo Rossi; Northern Lights with pine tree silhouettes; three Maine writers from the past
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This is a rebroadcast of three past shows; no calls will be taken.

We’ll highlight segments of a few popular Maine Calling shows: “Archaeology: Fact vs. Fiction,” “Northern Lights,” and “Maine Writers of the Past & Their Homes.”

Segment 1 – Archaeology: Fact vs. Fiction (original broadcast Nov 23, 2024)

Guest: Milo Rossi, environmental scientist, archaeologist, science educator; popularized the understanding of archaeology and pre-history through social media and other channels; graduated from the University of Maine

Segment 2 – Northern Lights (original broadcast Nov 25, 2024)

Guests: Shawn Laatsch, director, Versant Power Astronomy Center, University of Maine; Shawn Dahl, service coordinator, Space Weather Prediction Center, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and National Weather Service (NWS); and Elizabeth Dickerson, Aurora Borealis enthusiast with Maine Aurora Borealis Watch Facebook group

Segment 3 – Maine Writers of the Past & Their Homes (original broadcast Aug 7, 2024)

Guests: Tess Chakkalakal, associate professor, Africana Studies and English, Bowdoin College; author of a biography of Charles W. Chesnutt; and Brock Clarke, author and professor of English, Bowdoin College

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Jonathan was born in Monsey, New York. A field trip to Washington, DC when he was in 7th grade started him on his circuitous path to a career in public radio. The trip inspired a love of politics and led to his desire to one day call DC home. After graduating from Grinnell College, he worked on a couple of campaigns in Iowa (presidential and congressional) and moved to Washington, DC.