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This week, Maddy sits down with her guest Spencer Gallant and the two discuss yummy Thanksgiving food, the best eateries of Maine, then delve into current favorite TV shows and the superhero genre! For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ To keep up to date on the podcast follow us on Instagram! @mainecampuspodcasts Hosted by Maddie Johnson. Edited by Maddie Johnson. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Abigail Miller. Music by Sam Orlando.

Should we really be embarrassed about things that make us happy? Abby airs out her guilty pleasures from private Spotify sessions to problematic TV shows. She also discusses the importance of trying new things and growing through embarrassment. Do your laundry and listen in. Hosted by Abigail Miller. Edited by Abigail Miller. Graphics by Abigail Miller. Produced by Abigail Miller. Music by Sam Orlando @samtorlando. Follow us on instagram @mainecampuspodcasts

In this new episode of Orono Now, listen to briefings of news stories from around Maine and the globe. Maine is back to some normalcy with a slow news week, but in this, we take the time to speak on reflections. Whether from this year, the past month, or from other points in your life it is important to recognize how you got to this point, and for some, what you can do to improve your happiness moving forward. Audio of Governor Janet Mills provided by the Maine State Government: https://www.maine.gov/governor/mills/news/radio_address/please-vote-no-question-3-2023-09-20 NBC News: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/tim-scott-drops-2024-presidential-race-rcna124836 Associated Press News: https://apnews.com/article/iceland-volcano-earthquakes-evacuation-aviation-3bb2f4d18cb7c62967a7ce16cc1b70d3 https://apnews.com/article/israel-palestinians-hamas-war-shifa-hospital-ce8fda9821a011a6cb6e4a3df5c90916 Bangor Walmart Fire: https://wgme.com/news/local/fire-at-bangor-walmart-likely-caused-more-than-10-million-in-damage-lucas-landry-arson-theft-maine-crime https://www.foxbangor.com/news/local/smyrna-man-charged-with-arson-after-fire-at-bangor-walmart/article_fba5f0e8-7b5a-11ee-9e4b-d7e75ad0a2d2.html Hosted by Rose Duane. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Rose Duane. Theme music and transitions are "Future Sunset" and "Intro News" by Amaksi on Pixabay.

Get cosy and listen in if you're feeling the weight of this time of year. Today's episode is about raw and realistic experiences with mental health. Abby and her guest, Nathan Phaenephom, share their personal experiences, coping advise, and some media that covers these topics. Hosted by Abigail Miller. Edited by Abigail Miller. Graphics by Abigail Miller. Music by Sam Orlando @samtorlando. Follow us on instagram @mainecampuspodcasts Mentioned in todays episode: The Orange by Wendy Cope https://gladdestthing.com/poems/the-orange I am Learning to Abandon the World by Linda Pastan https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/poems/34957/i-am-learning-to-abandon-the-world

Jonah and Mike are here again to give you the weekend updates from the University of Maine athletic teams. Congratulations on the conference win for our women's soccer team! Hear all about how they snagged that victory, as well as analysis from Black Bear Football's last home game of the season. Listen in on an interview with Riley Clark, diver and captain of the Division 1 University of Maine's Mens Swimming and Diving team. Riley speaks about his experience training, preparing for meets, his personal balance between practice and schooling, and more. Check out this week's featured sports article: https://mainecampus.com/category/sports/2023/11/mental-mistakes-come-back-to-bite-the-black-bears-on-senior-day/ For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ To keep up to date on the podcast follow us on Instagram! @mainecampuspodcasts Hosted by Jonah Smith and Mike Ames. Edited by Jonah Smith. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Rose Duane. Music provided by Free Music.

Thank you for listening to this first episode of Orono Now. In this episode we give you all the information regarding the upcoming referendum election happening November 7th, Joe Biden's visit to Lewiston, Penobscot land-back achievements, Israel-Hamas protests on Campus, and the curious case of the Bangor Walmart fire. Election information: https://www.maine.gov/sos/news/2023/2023CitizensGuideOnline.html https://mainecampus.com/category/news/2023/10/cast-your-vote-on-the-2023-referendum-election-day-or-before-election-day/ Joe Biden Visits Maine: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-67313370 https://www.cbsnews.com/live-updates/joe-biden-speaks-maine-shooting-victims-watch-live-stream-today-2023-11-03/ Audio of President Biden was provided by the White House YouTube Channel Land-Back: https://www.indiangaming.com/land-back-project-restores-30000-acres-of-land-to-penobscot-nation/#:~:text=PENOBSCOT%20COUNTY%2C%20ME%20%E2%80%93%20The%20Penobscot,Nation%20in%20the%2019th%20century https://www.pressherald.com/2023/11/01/ancestral-land-could-be-returned-to-penobscot-nation/ https://www.mainepublic.org/environment-and-outdoors/2023-11-01/30-000-acres-near-katahdin-woods-and-waters-being-restored-to-penobscot-nation Palestine Protest: https://mainecampus.com/category/news/2023/11/rally-at-umaine-aims-to-demonstrate-solidarity-with-palestinians-amid-the-israel-hamas-war/ Bangor Walmart Fire: https://www.newscentermaine.com/article/news/local/bangor/smyrna-man-arson-charge-bangor-walmart/97-7d97c0d4-c33b-42b4-b9b0-8033b5bf170b Hosted by Rose Duane. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Rose Duane. Theme music and transitions are "Future Sunset" and "Intro News" by Amaksi on Pixabay.

In this week's episode, Jonah and Mike give you updates from this weekend's sporting events. They discuss plays from Black Bear's sports team, the America East soccer and field hockey playoffs, and men's ice hockey Brandon Chabrier being named defender of the week. Jonah also sits down for a one-on-one interview with varsity running back Tristen Kenan where they talk about sports injuries, being scouted by UMaine Athletics, future goals, and life as a D1 athlete. Check out this week's featured sports article: https://mainecampus.com/category/sports/2023/10/football-falls-to-ualbany-at-home-in-conference-tilt/ For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ To keep up to date on the podcast follow us on Instagram! @mainecampuspodcasts Hosted by Jonah Smith and Mike Ames. Edited by Jonah Smith. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Rose Duane. Music provided by Free Music.

Maddy sits down with her guest Emily Lucas, where they talk about their favorite ways to get into the Halloween spirit, like watching movies such as Coraline, Monster House, and the Addams Family, as well as their Halloween costume predictions for 2023 where they delve into how Barbie costumes can be used to empower women in STEM. Listen to recounts of pumpkin carving endeavors, haunted house experiences, and much more in this episode! For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ To keep up to date on the podcast follow us on Instagram! @mainecampuspodcasts Hosted by Maddie Johnson. Edited by Maddie Johnson. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Abigail Miller. Music by Sam Orlando.

This is the Halloween episode of Fall 2023! Sit down with Abby of Maine Stream and her two guests, self-proclaimed ghoulish experts Nathan and Josh to learn about the origin of Halloween, and hear more frightening tales that have yet to be explained. Mentioned sources for this episode: https://jonimayhan.com/tag/maine-street-grill-standish/ https://www.pressherald.com/2018/03/02/standish-historical-society-sets-sights-on-thompson-house/ https://haunt-me.com/standish-restaurant/ http://www.galactanet.com/oneoff/theegg_mod.html Hosted by Abigail Miller. Edited by Abigail Miller. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Abigail Miller. Music by Sam Orlando and Free Music

Thank you for tuning into this week's episode of the Maine Campus Sports Podcast hosted by Jonah Smith and Michael Ames. In this episode, our hosts bring you the Black Bear sports flash featuring a tied play at Binghamton for women's soccer. There is also an interview between Jonah and the Maine Campus Sports Editor Dalton Bartlett, as they discuss what it's like working in the sports journalism field, as well as a review of UMaine sports next week. Check out this week's featured sports article: https://mainecampus.com/category/sports/2023/10/haylie-calver-sets-a-school-record-in-black-bears-swim-home-opener/ For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ To keep up to date on the podcast follow us on Instagram! @mainecampuspodcasts Hosted by Jonah Smith and Mike Ames. Edited by Jonah Smith. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Rose Duane. Music provided by Free Music.

President Michael Delorge and Vice President Keegan Tripp come into the Maine Campus office to discuss general updates from the University of Maine's Student Government! Listen in as we discuss updates, changes in the Senate, work-life balances, the end-of-the-year concert, student openings in the Board of Trustees, and lots more! Follow UMSG's Instagram: @umsginc Keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ Hosted by Podcast Producer Rose Duane. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Rose Duane. Theme music and transitions are composed by Sam Blanchard.

Thank you for tuning into this episode of the Maine Campus Sports Podcast hosted by Jonah Smith and Michael Ames. In this episode, our hosts bring you the Black Bear sports flash and dive into plays from the Black Bear's homecoming games, and highlight student voices at UMaine's home games. Check out the sports article feature of the week: https://mainecampus.com/category/sports/2023/10/nadeau-brothers-shine-in-their-debuts-as-the-black-bears-sweep-the-engineers/ For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ To keep up to date on the podcast follow us on Instagram! @mainecampuspodcasts Hosted by Jonah Smith and Mike Ames. Edited by Jonah Smith. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Rose Duane. Music provided by Free Music.

In this episode of Maine Stream Abby has a conversation with Emily Boynton and Josh Brown. They discuss sustainability on an individual level, and the barriers that make it challenging. They break down controversies with large companies like Apple, and even local ones. Don't worry, they end it on a hopeful note with several local alternatives to make a difference in your community. Suggestions and sources https://umaine.edu/sustainability/2021/04/25/old-town-mill/  https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/apple-to-start-paying-out-500m-in-iphone-slowdown-lawsuit/  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GorqroigqM Orono Famer's Market: https://mainefarmersmarkets.org/market/orono-farmers-market/ Win Win: https://www.winwin207.com/ Orono Thrift Shop: https://www.facebook.com/oronothrift/ Attic Thrift Store: https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Attic-100057614372033/ Lost and Found Market: https://www.instagram.com/lost.and.found.market/ Thank you to Sam Orlando for creating the music for this episode! Follow Sam on Instagram @samtorlando For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ To keep up to date on the podcast follow us on Instagram! @mainecampuspodcasts Hosted by Abigail Miller. Edited by Abigail Miller. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Abigail Miller. Music by Sam Orlando.

Welcome back from fall break! In this episode Maddie talks to Noah Sullivan, a second-year Electrical Engineering Technology student at the University of Maine. The two of them discuss AI chatbots, controversies with Bing and Alexa, enhancement in technology for accessibility, and more. Articles referenced: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/16/technology/bing-chatbot-microsoft-chatgpt.html https://www.extremetech.com/science/former-nasa-engineer-helps-create-worlds-smallest-nerf-gun#:~:text=A%20former%20NASA%20engineer%20has,viewed%20without%20specialized%20imaging%20equipment. Thank you to Sam Orlando for creating the music for this episode! Follow Sam on Instagram @samtorlando For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ To keep up to date on the podcast follow us on Instagram! @mainecampuspodcasts Hosted by Maddie Johnson. Edited by Maddie Johnson. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Abigail Miller. Music by Sam Orlando.

Welcome back to the second episode of the Maine Campus Sports Podcast hosted by Jonah Smith and Michael Ames. In this episode, our hosts bring you the Black Bear sports flash, discuss plays from UMaine's soccer, field hockey, and football teams; get news from south of us about Portland and Boston's basketball teams, swaps within the NBA, and way more. Check out the sports article feature of the week: https://mainecampus.com/2023/10/black-bears-win-their-first-game-in-a-dominating-fashion/ For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ To keep up to date on the podcast follow us on Instagram! @mainecampuspodcasts Hosted by Jonah Smith and Mike Ames. Edited by Jonah Smith. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Rose Duane. Music provided by Free Music.

In this episode of Maine Stream, Abby interviews Maine Campus Newspaper's Editor-in-Chief, Caty DuDevoir. Caty opens up about her experience of being adopted from Mexico and growing up in the state of Maine. Music: Natalia Lafourcade https://spotify.link/KPngaBPzzDb Books: The House on Mango Street Novel by Sandra Cisneros Shut Up You're Pretty Book by Téa Mutonji Movie: Caesar Chavez 2014 directed by Diego Luna Immigrant Farm Workers Articles: https://www.fwd.us/news/immigrant-farmworkers-and-americas-food-production-5-things-to-know/ Border Crisis Articles: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/amp/politics/whats-behind-the-influx-of-migrants-crossing-the-u-s-southern-border https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/06/21/americans-remain-critical-of-governments-handling-of-situation-at-us-mexico-border/ The political views expressed in this episode do not represent those of the Maine Campus Newspaper. Thank you to Sam Orlando for creating the music for this episode! Follow Sam on Instagram @samtorlando For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ To keep up to date on the podcast follow us on Instagram! @mainecampuspodcasts Hosted by Abigail Miller and Maddie Johnson. Edited by Abigail Miller. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Abigail Miller. Music by Sam Orlando.

Introducing the Maine Campus Podcast Series culture podcast, Maine Stream! Meet two of our new hosts, Abigail Miller and Maddie Johnson! For their very first episode, Abby gives her opinion about her first viewing of Don't Worry Darling. From subverted expectations, Harry Style's acting chops, and Hollywood's approach to intersectionality, the two of them cover it all. From Hollywood to Orono, campus news has been buzzing all about the new Kiwibots making their way across the quad. Are you a fan of Kiwibots? Thank you to Sam Orlando for creating the music for this episode! Follow Sam on Instagram @samtorlando For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ To keep up to date on the podcast follow us on Instagram! @mainecampuspodcasts Hosted by Abigail Miller and Maddie Johnson. Edited by Abigail Miller. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Abigail Miller. Music by Sam Orlando.

Introducing the Maine Campus Sports Podcast hosted by Jonah Smith and Michael Ames! This show will focus on the University of Maine sports news, reviewing highlights, and discussion plays from games. In this first episode, Mike and Jonah discuss sports highlights coming from Black Bear Nation. In review, they talk about the strong start coming from UMaine's field hockey team, our fumble in play during the UMaine vs. Rhode Island football game, interviews with UMaine's volleyball club team, and more. For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ To keep up to date on the podcast follow us on Instagram! @mainecampuspodcasts Hosted by Jonah Smith and Mike Ames. Edited by Jonah Smith. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Rose Duane. Music provided by Free Music.

Thank you to all of our loyal listeners who have turned into Anecdote over the last two years. This is an announcement to let our audience know that Anecdote is shifting into the Maine Campus Podcast Series. This means more shows/content being produced at a broader scale. You can still find old episodes and new ones under this same series, so please continue to subscribe and rate our show. Thank you again to all who listen. We wouldn't be here without you!

We sat down with President-Elect Michael Delorge and Vice President-Elect Keegan Tripp to discuss plans for this semester, future plans for the next year, Maine Days, election results, and more in this week's episode of Anecdote. Follow UMSG's Instagram: @umsginc Keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ Hosted by Podcast Producer Rose Duane and Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Grace Blanchard. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Theme music and transitions are composed by Sam Blanchard.

Maine is an ancient landscape. With a geologic history that ranges back 400-600 million years ago, and inhabitants that have lived in these forests for 12,000+ years. The University of Maine sits right in the center of the home of the Penobscot people on Marsh Island. Issues of territorial rights, water and food scarcity, and sovereignty have been issues for native people of Maine since the colonization of the state. In this week's episode, I spoke with John Bear Mitchell; who is currently serving as an Educational Program Coordinator, University of Maine's Wabanaki Center Outreach and Student Development Coordinator, as well as, a Lecturer of Wabanaki Studies at the University of Maine in Orono. He has served on numerous museums and educational boards throughout the state with an emphasis on Maine's Wabanaki people. While speaking with John in this episode, we learned about his personal journey as an educator, resources to native students, tribal sovereignty, and more. To view the list of recommended readings on Wabanaki people curated by John Bear, click: https://umaine.edu/hudsonmuseum/teacher-resources/literary-resources/  Visit the Wabanaki Center webpage: https://umaine.edu/nativeamericanprograms/wabanaki-center/ Keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ View show notes for this week's episode: https://mainecampus.com/category/anecdote-show-notes/ Hosted by Podcast Producer Rose Duane and Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Grace Blanchard. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Theme music and transitions are composed by Sam Blanchard.

Do you know the Maine Stein song? Apparently, there are a lot of Black Bears out there that don't! Join us in this episode as we go over a brief history of the Stein Song, and try to teach follow Maine Campus team members our school's famous anthem. Feel free to reach out to us by emailing anecdote@mainecampus.com or eic@mainecampus.com. Keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ Hosted by Podcast Producer Rose Duane and Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Grace Blanchard. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Theme music and transitions are composed by Sam Blanchard. The Stein Song and transition audio was recorded by Rose Duane and performed by the University of Maine's Pep Band.

Maine Day, Sodexo, Budget Cuts, we cover it all in this new episode of Anecdote! There were a lot of changes announced by the University of Maine at the end of the Fall 2022 semester that we on the Anecdote Podcast weren't able to discuss. Here is our deep dive into every major change happening at the University of Maine, and why they're happening. To start the new season of Anecdote, we're happy to introduce our UMSG coordinator Keegan Tripp to bring updates from the student government! Follow Keegan's Personal Instagram: @keegantripp_ Follow Keegan's Campaign Instagram: @keegan4vp Follow UMSG's Instagram: @umsginc Have something to share in regards to what we discussed? Feel free to email our Editor-in-Chief at eic@mainecampus.com. Episode Time Stamps: Introduction to Keegan Tripp: 1:20-2:14 Updates from Student Government: 2:14-7:50 Keegan's VP Campaign Announcements: 7:50-27:23 Budget Cuts: 27:50-45:30 Maine Day: 45:30- 1:04:23 Sodexo: 1:04:23-1:13:00 Keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ Hosted by Podcast Producer Rose Duane and Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Grace Blanchard. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Theme music and transitions are composed by Sam Blanchard.

As we discussed options for students to find work in their fields post-graduation, we wanted to delve into an option often overlooked and that is graduate school! We sat down with two guests with different perspectives, one of a student currently in the process of attending, and another who has graduated and beyond. Our first guest is a current UMaine graduate student, Alex Scearce, and our last guest of the season is Dr. Daniel Sandweiss, coastal archeologist and professor of Anthropology and Climate Sciences. See you next semester! Keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ Hosted by Podcast Producer Rose Duane and Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Grace Blanchard. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Music provided by Free Music. Inspiring Optimistic Upbeat Energetic Guitar Rhythm by Free Music | https://soundcloud.com/fm_freemusic Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

Winter and Spring graduation are just around the corner, and with that comes the anxiety of preparing for the real world. Eek! Every student worries at times about what the future holds. Is there that dream job out there waiting for you post-graduation? How do you know if you're on the right career path? We are happy to be joined by UMaine's Career Center's Assistant Director of Employer Relations, Kate Axelsen Foster, and UMaine Senior, Logan Swift. Listen in as they share wisdom for students to tackle the job market. Keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ Hosted by Podcast Producer Rose Duane and Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Grace Blanchard. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Music provided by Free Music. Inspiring Optimistic Upbeat Energetic Guitar Rhythm by Free Music | https://soundcloud.com/fm_freemusic Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

Join us as we discuss tales from the other side. In this special, we tell ghost stories from on campus and beyond. As you listen consider to yourself one question, do you believe in the unknown? For show notes and to keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ Hosted by Podcast Producer Rose Duane and Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Grace Blanchard. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Music provided by Free Music. Music for this episode: Ghost Story by Kevin MacLeod Incompetech.com Signs In The Fields by cinematicwaves Reflex Nightmare - Horror Piano Music by NAOYA.S Tragic Story - Myuu Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US Ghost by Tim Beek timbeek.com Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

This week, Maine Campus Media's Culture Editor Emme Alyesworth sits down with Rose to discuss dining options for University of Maine students. We chat about UMaine's dining halls, student meal plans, cooking inside your dorm, options for students with food sensitivities, local Orono eateries, and much more! Keep up to date on what's happening on the Maine Campus: https://mainecampus.com/ Hosted by Podcast Producer Rose Duane and Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Grace Blanchard. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Music provided by Free Music. Inspiring Optimistic Upbeat Energetic Guitar Rhythm by Free Music | https://soundcloud.com/fm_freemusic Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

To start off Anecdote Season 3, we wanted to continue our running tradition of interviewing Maine's active Student Body President. This week, we sat down with the current President, Alyssandra (Alyssa) Ciasullo! We share a lively discussion together discussing ways students can become more involved on campus. Whether be through joining clubs, staying up to date on on-campus events and advice on putting yourself out there. Follow the University of Maine's Student Body Government on Instagram @umsginc Hosted by Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Grace Blanchard and Podcast Producer Rose Duane. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Music provided by Free Music. Inspiring Optimistic Upbeat Energetic Guitar Rhythm by Free Music | https://soundcloud.com/fm_freemusic Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

Welcome back to another semester on campus, and a brand new season of Anecdote! We're excited to bring to you more stories from the University of Maine community, student discussions and advice, and more special episodes! This season will be a fun one, trust us... Hosted by The Maine Campus Editor in Chief Grace Blanchard and Rose Duane. Produced by Rose Duane. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Music provided by Free Music. Inspiring Optimistic Upbeat Energetic Guitar Rhythm by Free Music | https://soundcloud.com/fm_freemusic Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

This is the Maine Day Episode.  Since 1935, The University of Maine has observed a responsibility-free day of service and fun, typically held on the final Wednesday of each spring semester. Follow along with Kate, Maddy, and Rebekah as we chat with UMaine students from the 8:15am wake up parade, to service activities on the mall, to the infamous Maine Day parties at off-campus apartment complexes. Thank you for listening, over and out. Music featured:  A Maine Day Volunteer Band playing Hand Claps by Fitz and the Tantrums.  Students singing Opie: the University of Maine Stein Song, composed by E.A Fenstad.   Hosted by Kate Fogg, Rebekah Sands, and Maddy Gernhard. Graphics by Delaney Burns. 

This week we are joined by Attorney-at-Law Sean O'Mara, UMaine Student Government's Student Legal Services resource. We talk leases, mold, subleasing, bad roommates, getting your security deposit back, and more! TL/DR: know your rights and assert them! If you are a UMaine student with legal questions regarding your current or future housing, or if you just want to learn, give this a listen! Attorney O'Mara can be reached at Sean.omara@maine.edu and is located In the Memorial Union on campus when classes are in session. Hosted by Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Rebekah Sands and Podcast Producer Kate Fogg. Produced by Kate Fogg. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Music provided by Free Music. Inspiring Optimistic Upbeat Energetic Guitar Rhythm by Free Music | https://soundcloud.com/fm_freemusic Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

This week on Anecdote, we highlight UMaine's student theatre group, the Maine Masque, and their recent student written and student directed show, Montgomery vs. The People of the United States of America. We chat with playwright Connor Bolduc and director Karissa Mierzejewski about their experience with Montgomery and everything Maine Masque! The Maine Masque Council is celebrating their 40th year on campus. You can catch them @maine.masque on Instagram, or reach out to them at connor.bolduc@maine.edu or karissa.cooper@maine.edu for more information. Hosted by Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Rebekah Sands and Podcast Producer Kate Fogg. Produced by Kate Fogg. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Music provided by Free Music. Inspiring Optimistic Upbeat Energetic Guitar Rhythm by Free Music | https://soundcloud.com/fm_freemusic Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

This week on Anecdote, we bring you a conversation with Professor Michael Socolow. We talk about the Beijing Olympics, the recent Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the way social media, such as TikTok, is shaping our perception of world events. Socolow is the director of UMaine's McGillicuddy Humanities Center and is an Associate Professor in the department of Communications and Journalism. Socolow is a decorated media historian, scholar, and former broadcast journalist with a niche background in Olympic Games coverage. He is also the author of a 2016 book titled Six Minutes in Berlin: Broadcast Spectacle and Rowing Gold at the Nazi Olympics. Hosted by Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Rebekah Sands and Podcast Producer Kate Fogg. Produced by Kate Fogg. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Music provided by Free Music. Inspiring Optimistic Upbeat Energetic Guitar Rhythm by Free Music | https://soundcloud.com/fm_freemusic Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

This week on Anecdote, we bring you a conversation with the President of UMaine's chapter of Backcountry Squatters, Maeve Merkle-Scotland. Backcountry Squatters is a national network of college outdoor organizations creating a supportive space for women and gender queer people to experience the outdoors. UMaine's chapter is young, hungry for ramen flavored mashed potatoes, and taking on the Maine wilderness by storm. You can find UMaine's Backcountry Squatters on instagram @backcountrysquatters_umaine. The group meets every Thursday at 6pm in the Foster Center for Innovation. Hosted by Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Rebekah Sands and Podcast Producer Kate Fogg. Produced by Kate Fogg. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Music provided by Free Music. Inspiring Optimistic Upbeat Energetic Guitar Rhythm by Free Music | https://soundcloud.com/fm_freemusic Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

This week on Anecdote, UMaine Student Government President and ex-shy-kid Zack Wyles joins us to discuss Student Government's upcoming election and their goals for the semester. UMaine students will receive voting information via email on Wednesday March 9th and can vote between 9am and 5pm. Voting can also be done in person in the Student Government offices at the back of the Wade Center in the Memorial Union. Hosted by Maine Campus Editor-in-Chief Rebekah Sands and Podcast Producer Kate Fogg. Produced by Kate Fogg. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Music provided by Free Music. Inspiring Optimistic Upbeat Energetic Guitar Rhythm by Free Music | https://soundcloud.com/fm_freemusic Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

The Maine Campus's official podcast, Anecdote, is back and ready to rumble! Follow along this season as we bring you diverse, interesting interviews with newsworthy University of Maine community members. Hosted by The Maine Campus Editor in Chief Rebekah Sands and Kate Fogg. Produced by Kate Fogg. Graphics by Delaney Burns. Music provided by Free Music. Inspiring Optimistic Upbeat Energetic Guitar Rhythm by Free Music | https://soundcloud.com/fm_freemusic Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

For the season 1 finale of Anecdote, Mia, Olivia, and Chloe cover various topics regarding how different members of the UMaine community have been affected by COVID-19. Mia and Olivia interview Professor Nathan Stormer regarding how UMaine faculty learned about the initial switch to online. Secondary Education students Katie Dube and Megan Murphy share their experiences with switching to online learning during their student teaching. Mia, Olivia, and Chloe reflect on how COVID-19 has shaped the end of their semester, and introduce Owen Vadala as next year's host and producer of Anecdote.

Current student body president Bentley Simpson, and presidential candidate Harrison Ransley sit down with Mia, Olivia, & Chloe to discuss their leadership experiences with student government, and the issues that UMaine students want to see brought to student government.

This episode has everything you need to know about All Maine Women and Senior Skulls. AMW's President, Lauren Ryan, and Senior Skulls Secretary Tom Cox share their experiences with each group and why you should apply for the Class of 2021!

This week's episode features special guests from The Gualla Boys and Midnight Breakfast, as they share their experiences with being a part of a band while being students at UMaine.

Join Mia, Olivia, and now Chloe as they discuss the ins and outs of the study abroad process at the University of Maine.

For the first official episode of Anecdote, Mia and Olivia discuss the unique and innovative ways students can make a living during their time at the University of Maine. They discuss their experience with freelance work, Tip Whip, and interview Sam Ketchum on what it's like to balance being a student and the co-owner of Ugly Onion Pizzas.

Introducing Anecdote: the official podcast of The Maine Campus. As the University of Maine's student-run newspaper, The Maine Campus has been informing the local community and telling student stories for 145 years. This podcast is an opportunity for you to contribute your experiences as we discuss what it means to be a student at the University of Maine. We can't wait to hear from you!

Introducing Anecdote: the official podcast of The Maine Campus. As the University of Maine's student-run newspaper, The Maine Campus has been informing the local community and telling student stories for 145 years. This podcast is an opportunity for you to contribute your experiences as we discuss what it means to be a student at the University of Maine. We can't wait to hear from you!