For 29 years Patrisha McLean seemed to have a charmed life…married to a famous musician husband in a big mansion on the hill. But underneath was domestic violence. She finally was able to deal with it and escape. Now she’s helping others in the same predicament “find their voices”.
The upcoming Camden Conference 2019 is focusing on China’s emergence as a major global power. The show guests are Bruce Cole, President of The Camden Conference and Bob Hirsch, Former President of the Conference.
Matt Blazek. Shares his love for Medieval history with shining knights jousting with the nefarious dragons of legend. Or the wisp of an elves song carried through the woods on a light spring breeze, or the thudding of giant’s feet crushing down upon the thick New England snow.
Getting the younger generation to be intelligent, informed and civil about politics, Nick Lapham from Informed Young Leaders.
Dr. Ira Mandell, Mid Coast Recovery Center, talks about the new women’s recovery center to be at 63 Washington St. in Camden, ME along with challenges of addiction treatment and recovery.
We welcome Chris Austin of Austin Payment Solutions and Small Business Consulting and Jesse Bifulco of PenBay Law explain how a business can avoid pitfalls and help them prosper.
Much of Rockland’s early growth was fueled by the lime industry. Dave Hoch was there when the last of Rockland’s lime kilns went out for good. He worked in the lime industry and knew it well.
Many of us fancy ourselves as potential writers but don’t know how to get started or the ins and outs of writing and publishing, or the best way to tell a story. Find out how with Kathrin Seitz, Rockport writing coach, teacher, editor and writer.
John French has retired from many long years of service to the town of Camden and serving on the Camden Select Board. That doesn’t mean he has nothing to say. Find out his views and opinions on the Select Board and other issues.
We take a trip to the far east with Jeff McKean who owns the Due East Tea Company in Rockport, Maine. We learn about tea for medicinal purposes and tea to just sit back and enjoy a good cup.