Originally for Valentine’s Day, this show features Dee Bielenberg from City Drawers of Belfast and Bangor with an interesting show about lingerie, how it’s made, how to buy it, and different types…great information if you’re buying for yourself or for the woman of your dreams.

Better than sushi on ice! Toboggan Team Sushi is a four-person toboggan team at the National Toboggan Championships with students from The Apprentice Shop Boat Building School and generously sponsored by Suzuki Sushi of Rockland Maine.

New Hurricane Island Executive Director, Bo Hoppin, and Program Director Phoebe Jekielek with the great new things that are happening out on Hurricane Island this year.

Every month Valli Geiger, Mayor of Rockland, Maine will be giving us an update on what’s happening in Rockland in a one-on-one conversation with Chris Wolf. This one is for February 2018.

Join us as we explore the history of a planned utopia for South Thomaston. Charles (Chuck) Jacobs tells about the Rev. Samuel Baker (1785-1859) of South Thomaston… architect of that planned community– Christian Society, City of Refuge, Promised Land, Utopia, City Upon a Hill et al within South Thomaston.

Maine State Representative, former singer/songwriter, former entertainment guru for the Maine Coast and Maine’s Lobster Festival and a former guest on The Chris Wolf Show, Chuck Kruger comes into our studio.
Kruger has announced that after 33 years he is taking back summer! Join us for war stories on this epic battle to get Chuck Kruger’s life back.

Jerry Sytsma is one of the many Radio programmers at WRFR. His Thursday night program is called “The Rockpile Blues Hour” 5-6 p.m. spotlighting new blues artists and old favorites. He then hosts“The Rockpile Radio Show” from 6-7p.m. A classic rock show that focuses on out of the ordinary tracks you won’t hear on mainstream radio.

Homework and study is an integral part of middle school and high school students. Performing well on tests can mean being able to pick a school of your choice. And sometimes students need help.

Enter Marci Casas (owner) and Joan Benner of the Study Hall in Rockport. The Study Hall is dedicated to helping students of all ages achieve their academic goals.

Zora Raglow-DeFranco and Megan Williams of Community Investors of Knox County, a community collaborative with the goal to create ways to help people directly. For example, changing the future of a low-income person is just a simple solution away, such as a car repair or a down payment to secure an apartment.

Ed Glaser, Rockland City Council with what’s happening in Rockland.