Almost everyone from the Midcoast area has heard about Leonard Looker. He’s famous. He’s infamous. And he’s not afraid to say what he thinks. Leonard has lived in Maine for 45 years has been a truck driver, a dairy farmer, and a co-owner of the Waterfront...
The Wednesday, September 23, 2015 Chris Wolf Show hosted Maine State Senator Dave Miramant.
The show focused on changes happening in Augusta for lobster licensing, its effect on local lobstermen and its effect overall. The show was broadcast live on Maine Coast TV and WRFR Community Radio.
This show will be on interest to anyone associated with the lobster industry or those worried about our waters and marine resources. But it will also be an opportunity to get to know more about Dave and what his goals and priorities are.
Chris and Dave had a lot of interesting discussions about politics and Augusta, much more interesting than the dry, contrived reporting of main stream media. Even if your political leanings are not aligned with Dave’s, you’ll probably still learn a lot and find this show enlightening.
The Wednesday, September 23, 2015 Chris Wolf Show will host Maine State Senator Dave Miramant. The show will focus on changes happening in Augusta for lobster licensing, its effect on local lobstermen and its effect overall. The show will be broadcast live on Maine...
The Monday, September 21, 2015 Chris Wolf Show welcomed Lee Karker, Executive Director of the Methodist Conference Home. The show was broadcast live on Maine Coast TV and WRFR Community Radio.
Five days a week, a team of 75 volunteers make deliveries through blizzards and heat spells to deliver 125 home-cooked, well-balanced meals to residents in every corner of Knox County. And while the Methodist Conference Home program has been around for a long time, it routinely needs more funding and more volunteers.
To bring those needs to the forefront, MCH Inc. Executive Director Lee Karker pedaled 100 miles through many of the communities served by the Meals on Wheels program on his bike on Saturday, Sept. 26 on a route that took him through Tenants Harbor, Port Clyde, South Thomaston, Owls Head, Rockland, Rockport, Camden, Lincolnville and Hope. His goal was to raise $10,000 and community awareness of the MCH Meals on Wheels program.
Lee told us about his planned bike ride, the MCH and the Meals on Wheels program. Many of us, or members of our families, have or will potentially use Meals on Wheels. It’s an amazing program and well worth supporting through Lee and his bike ride, or separately.
On The Chris Wolf Show, Lee Karker on Wheels for Meals on Wheels The Monday, September 21, 2015 Chris Wolf Show will welcome Lee Karker, Executive Director of the Methodist Conference Home. The show is at 7:00-8:00 a.m. on Maine Coast TV and WRFR Community Radio. Five...
On Friday, September 17, at 7:00 a.m. The Chris Wolf Show welcomes Scooter Chadbourne of Scooter’s Auto & Truck Repair at 1 Union Street in Camden. Scooter’s Auto was long time known as Camden Exxon. Scooter is the new owner.
The show had a lot of talk about cars and car maintenance and featured live call in questions.
On Friday, September 17, at 7:00 a.m. The Chris Wolf Show welcomes Scooter Chadbourne of Scooter's Auto & Truck Repair at 1 Union Street in Camden. Scooter's Auto was long time known as Camden Exxon. Scooter is the new owner. We'll talk cars and car maintenance....
This is a great show for those of us interested in local lighthouses. Our guest was Craig Mathieson, local videographer, owner of Mathieson Digital, and Station Manager for Maine Coast TV. Craig talked about his video documentaries he created for the American...
Tomorrow morning, Monday, September 14, The Chris Wolf Show welcomes back as our first guest our final guest of last season, Andrew Stewart. Andrew has just opened "The Drouthy Bear Pub" on Elm Street in Camden, a Scottish pub specializing in Fish and Chips, Savory...
On Monday, January 28, 2015, the musical guests on The Chris Wolf Show were Playin' Possum, a bluegrass band from Thomaston, Maine. Many of you who are into the bluegrass scene will remember them from playing at numerous local venues. There is LOTS of live music on...