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George Miller Beard was born in 1839. He attended Yale University, graduating in 1862, and in 1866 he earned a medical degree at the school now affiliated with Columbia University.

On August 31, 1846, the twenty-nine-year-old Henry David Thoreau embarked on a remarkable journey from his cabin at Walden Pond to Bangor, Maine. From there, he ventured deep into the wilderness accompanied by his Penobscot guide, Joe Polis. This expedition, often overshadowed by his more famous work Walden, reveals profound philosophical insights that some argue are even more impactful. Thoreau offers a sympathetic and insightful perspective on the Indigenous nations of Maine, particularly the Penobscot and Passamaquoddy, making this account a vital exploration of nature and culture. - ...

A podcast about Maine’s most iconic businesses. Whether you're a long-time resident, a seasonal visitor, or a distant admirer, the this podcast is your invitation to explore what makes our state so special. Discover what our guests are famous for, and in turn, find out what makes Maine famously unforgettable.

Seeking out a simpler life, your host Emily recently moved to the coast of Maine. Join her, as she gets to know her newly adopted home and the people she's been fortunate to meet along the way. These conversations are a collection of personal stories and anecdotes from all corners and coves across the state of Maine. A rare glimpse into the people who live, play, work and create within the boundaries of the farthest northeast corner of America. A podcast rooted in human connection and home grown in Maine.

A podcast about commercial fishing, the people, the places, and the environment of coastal Maine. Maine Coast Dock Talk is a project of the Maine Coast Fishermen's Association.

The immensity of Maine's wilderness is hard for most to comprehend, with a total area of 33,215 square miles; the state is nearly as large as the other five New England states combined. Since moving here I have experienced many unexplained phenomena and I believe the folk-lore and legends hold keys to mysteries waiting to be explored. In this podcast we will be exploring anything that spooks: True Crime Spiritual Encounters Hauntings Haunted Places Strange Animal Encounters Historical Places Sea Monsters Bigfoot Treasure Hunts Folk Lore Local Legends and more… Support this podcast: https://...

The Maine State of Mind Podcast is hosted by Justin Soderberg. Each week we talk to a new guest, mostly based in the great State of Maine! Tune-in!

Conversations with some of the leading scientists, researchers, engineers, and innovators working in Maine. Presented by the Maine Discovery Museum.

Everyday conversations with everyday people. Each week, we will tackle the issues people want to hear, along with the dialogue from special guest bringing expertise insights from their lives! Sit back and enjoy! Don't forget to hit the subscribe button!

A podcast that highlights the people, history, mystery and beauty that is Maine. Yankee ingenuity, duct tape, zip ties and drywall screws are the only thing holding this together. New episodes weekly on Mondays.

Welcome to the Maine Golf Podcast, your ultimate Maine golf courses guide and Pine Tree State golf podcast dedicated to the rocky fairways of New England's coastal retreat. Hosted by Brett Smith, this engaging Portland golf podcast and Augusta golf podcast dives deep into Maine golf news, Maine golf events, Maine golf tourism, and Maine golf real estate opportunities. Whether you're teeing off at iconic resorts like Sugarloaf Golf Club or exploring Acadia National Park golf adventures, join Brett for insider tips, course reviews, golfing in Maine strategies, Maine golf tips, Portland golf ...

Raw conversations about all things life, politics, business, relationships and more from your favorite hustler Makin Maine. Tune in and join the conversations in the comments, follow our host and subscribe to Youtube for our videos!

A Kirundi/Kinyarwanda-language news program produced by Amjambo Africa.

Come hang out with us as we invite you into our conversation about life, friendship, and everything in between. We’re Natasha and Lindsey—two friends figuring it out as we go. From navigating mental health and family dynamics to keeping friendships strong when life gets hectic, we cover it all. If you’ve ever wondered how to stay connected and grounded through all of life’s twists and turns, you’re in the right place. So grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and join us as we talk about it all.

Join Aster & special guest hosts as they recount spooky tales about the great state of Maine, both independently researched and submitted to the Paranormal Maine tracker. You'll get stories about ghosts, UFO encounters, cryptid sightings, and maybe even a secret society or two. Catch us on Instagram @paranormalmaine and on Tiktok @paranormalmaine Visit our encounter tracker at https://paranormalmaine.info

Rising Tides: Adapting to Coastal Maine’s Future captures the voices of people living and working along Maine’s changing coast. Through long-form conversations with oyster farmers and other aquaculturalists, fishermen, scientists, and community leaders, the series explores how environmental, economic, and cultural forces are reshaping the working waterfront.Maine’s coast sits on the frontlines of global change. Warming waters, shifting fisheries, new industries, and increasing pressure on access and infrastructure are transforming ways of life that have endured for generations. Rather ...

Potholes & Politics: Local Maine Issues from A to Z is a podcast about municipalities in Maine and the people and policies that bring local government to your doorstep. Through stories, experiences, current events, and interviews with municipal officials this podcast will spotlight the everyday challenges and successes of local governments in our home state. Potholes & Politics is brought to you by Maine Municipal Association. Comments and suggested topics can be sent to mmapodcast@memun.org

The Maine’s Black Future podcast boldly visits stories of historic Black Mainers and the legacies they carved into the state. Then we connect this longstanding history to Black changemakers weaving Maine’s Black future today! We define terminology, keep it real, and invite you to connect deeply with Black Mainers creating the future that we want to live in. We showcase Black excellence occurring all over Maine and feature original music production from the GEM CITY Maine collective, throughout.

Jenn and Julie talk about all things knitting, yarn, crafts, Maine, traveling, and whatever other fun things come to mind.

Keeping Up With Khmer Maine is a monthly radio and podcast show produced in partnership with WMPG. Hosted by Khmer Maine’s Arts & Culture Coordinator, SreyArt Rathbut, and Board Member and interculturalist, Liz Greason, the show brings Cambodian voices and perspectives to the airwaves while creating space for dialogue with the wider Maine community.Each episode highlights stories, history, and current work of Khmer Maine and its partners. From exploring the roots of Maine’s Cambodian community and the ongoing impact of resettlement, to celebrating Khmer arts, food, and traditions, to ...