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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.

Rockport’s Dale Schierholt is a documentary filmmaker known for his intimate, conversational film portraits of compelling personalities, many of them renowned visual artists.

Liz McLeod, House Manager of Rockland’s Strand Theatre, tells us about great things happening at the Strand Theatre including the November 16 premiere of Strand on the Air, an authentic, original live radio variety show brought to you by the Strand Theatre’s very own creative team.

Camden Hills Regional High School’s A Capella group the OffBeats. These guys are hot! and always great entertainment.

We host Tim Carroll, Knox County’s newly elected sheriff. We’ll take a look at the Knox County Sheriff’s Department from the eyes of its new top official, from the past and going forward.

Cole Anderson, extremely talented golfer from Camden Hills Regional High School who just signed to play golf with the Florida State Seminoles and Alex Plummer, owner of Goose River Golf Course.

We’ll explore a young man’s distinguished career and take a look into a possible future.

We welcome Brian Kevin, managing editor of Down East Magazine. Brian likes the outdoors, road trips, the Grateful Dead, and being the world’s greatest dad. And of course he loves his job at Down East.

We’ll look at the publication, which began in 1954; Down East: The Magazine of Maine, is the largest paid-circulation magazine dedicated to the Pine Tree State. For nearly six decades, Down East has been the authority on Maine, and today continues to capture the reader’s attention with an insider look at contemporary life in Maine.

Shelly Butler, executive director and Claire Brunner, director of animal sheltering for PAWS Animal Adoption Center will be out guests to talk about what’s happening at PAWS this year.

Now that the election is over and Maine State Senator Dave Miramant has been reelected, find out what his hopes and plans are going forward.

Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years. All great holidays! And all bring great food!

Join us on The Chris Wolf Show as we host Christina Kinney of 3 Little Birds Bakery, in Warren, Maine about Holiday Desserts.

We all have own images of who homeless people might be, but most of us don’t realize one of the fastest growing segments of the homeless population is unaccompanied adolescents and teen. Join us as we have Joseph Hufnagel, Director of The Landing Place, a comprehensive youth program for “high risk” teens.

We’ll all be Green With Envy after these guests. Marlene Cohn and Chelsea Hachey of the Green With Envy Salon and Spa with locations in Camden, Rockland, Augusta, Belfast and Portland.

Special Veterans Day show with four veterans including Charlie Johnson, a Korean War/Purple Heart Veteran with lots of stories to tell, such as being a survivor of the fierce Chosin Reservoir battle, also known as Frozen Chosin, where our military was surrounded by North Koreans in sub-zero weather.

Author Diana Coleman tells the stories of 26 women who pushed past numerous obstacles to take on new challenges and change their lives, after they were 50 years old. An inspiration for us all.

Learn how Coyotes fit into our environment and their value of being part of our world with Geri Vistein from Coyote Center.

Our guest on the Friday, November 2 Chris Wolf Show was Matthew Haskell owner of Hoxbil and Kurafuto on Bayview Landing in Camden.