On Friday, April 21, 2017, we welcome Down East Magazine’s Brian Kevin. Brian is managing editor for the magazine and we’ll talk about the Great Maine Scavenger Hunt the magazine is sponsoring this summer. As the managing editor of Down East, Brian Kevin oversees the...
Jon Moro is known for his lifelike, wood sculptures of famous sports figures. No stranger to sports, Moro was part of the 1999 Camden-Rockport championship basketball team. He now teaches and coaches at the same high school he graduated from. Join us Wednesday as we...
Curry in Camden Maine? Well, Yes with Arif Shaikh. Find out more than you ever knew about curry and the delicious curry business Arif is working on.
On Friday, April 14, 2017, The Chris Wolf Show welcomes Ray Sisk who heads up Knox County’s Emergency Management Agency. Located in Rockland, the EMA is responsible for the county’s dispatch services and coordinating support and leadership in preparedness, response,...
Charlie Morecraft is an internationally known speaker on work place safety. In association with PAWS Animal Adoption Center, he will be delivering his powerful messages about the importance of workplace safety at the Camden Opera House on the evening of April 12. In...
Join us on Monday, April 9, 2017, as we introduce Amelia Magjik, who has announced her candidacy for the vacant Rockland City Council seat. Madjik decided to run for the council seat left vacant when the Rockland Councilor Larry Pritchett resigned. She cited...
We welcome Camden author Barbara Lawrence to Friday’s show. We’ll talk about her book Islands of Time and take a glimpse into life on the islands of Downeast Maine and its sequel Ben’s Story. Robin Alden, Executive Director, Penobscot East resource Center, and...
On Wednesday, April 5, 2017, The Chris Wolf Show will host Penobscot School’s executive director Joan LeMole to help celebrate the Penobscot Language School’s celebrating 30 years of providing language and cultural arts to the Midcoast on Thursday, April 6. The public...
There’s a song titled “If I Had a Million Dollars”. Thanks to our frugal Governor, the State of Maine now has about a billion dollar surplus. Now Maine Representatives and Senators are gleefully singing “If I Had a Billion Dollars’ as they are working to spend this “free” money. Our guest on The Chris Wolf Show is State Senator Dave Miramant, who’ll tell you some of his thoughts.
A familiar name for most everyone in the Midcoast, Roger Moody, talks about his new book, The County of Knox, Maine, A Governmental History, 1860-2015.