The Bates Dance Festival is a global destination for dance right here in Maine. Its director Shoni Currier talks about the 2025 edition kicking off in July.

Melissa Reardon and Henry Kramer join us to chat about the upcoming 32nd edition of the Portland Chamber Music Festival.

Wallace & Co. is a business based in Gorham that specializes in the building and restoration of pipe organs - and it happens to be run by a father and son team! In this Father's Day episode, host Sarah Tuttle sits down to talk about this special family business with David and Nick Wallace.

As part of a visit to Waterville for the recent Maine Art Educators Association Spring Conference, Misha Oraa Ali sits down to talk about laser cutting in the art classroom.

Composer Robert Sirota hosts the annual Muzzy Ridge Concerts in Searsmont and he joins us to talk about the upcoming 2025 concerts as well as a Portland performance just around the corner.

Clarinetist Noah Smith is the winner of the 2025 Maine High School Concerto Competition of the Bangor Symphony Orchestra. He talks about this honor, his post-graduation plans and shares some advice for next year’s competitors.

As part of a visit to Waterville for the recent Maine Art Educators Association Spring Conference, Stephen LaRochelle sits down with Heather McDougall to demystify 3D printing and discuss its role in the classroom.

Ellen Gawler is a fiddler, teacher, and founding member of the Gawler Family Band, a fun-loving folk ensemble known to many Maine audiences. She sits down to talk about music and motherhood with host Sarah Tuttle.

Opera in the Pines’ 2025 production reimagines the story of The Barber of Seville, setting it in the most Maine of locations - a lobster pound. Performances run May 16-18 in Cape Neddick.

Composer, flutist and vocalist Nathalie Joachim joins us to talk about her latest album Ki moun ou ye, reflections on her Haitian heritage, studying at Juilliard and the journey that followed.