Podcasts about bangor maine

Peters, D. (2025b, March 27). Caseworkers urge more support as Bangor battles housing crisis. newscentermaine.com. https://www.newscentermaine.com/article/news/local/public-safety/bangor-efforts-to-house-final-residents-citys-largest-encampment/97-51af8890-7b25-436c-858f-6677a1a00a64   Peters, D. (2025a, March 1). “It's family here”: Bangor officially closes city's largest homeless encampment. newscentermaine.com. https://www.newscentermaine.com/article/news/local/bangor/bangor-closes-homeless-encampment-camp-hope-maine/97-00f3028d-4739-4ce9-b5fc-9287ab30e6ff   Pine and Roses Editorial Collective. (2020, October 22). Sitting Down With Seth Braun (season 1, episode 2). https://mainedsa.libsyn.com/sitting-down-with-seth-braun    

Part 1:We talk with Ben Sprague, VP First National Bank in Bangor Maine, and community supporter and activist.We discuss the likely effects of the housing crisis, especially exacerbated by climate change and its consequent disasters.The 'popular' living places are becoming less attractive due to climate disasters, and the unavailability of home insurance as a result. Disasters affect not only homes, but infrastructure. Rebuilding is problematic, because 40-60% of laborers fear deportation. Interest rates are higher, there are fewer properties available for many reasons. The American dream of home ownership is fading. We discuss reasons, and what could change this outlook.Part 2:We talk with Leo Gugerty, Professor Emeritus, Clemson University.We discuss the results of various polls dealing with immigration, and how the information in those polls is used and misused. We discuss how the polls are designed, and how the design drives the results desired by the pollsters. Specifically, we focus on the surprising outcomes of polls once the questions were re worded.  WNHNFM.ORG  productionMusic: David Rovics, "Time to Act", for Will Von Sproson

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Bevier Hasbrouck Sleight who plays "Santa" at a popular Smokey Mountain's amusement park is facing child sex crimes and a possible connection to a human trafficking operation.   A Bangor Maine man is facing prison after he abused a patient at a residential care facility.  For more crime and justice news visit Crimeonline.com. Nicole Partin reporting. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amanda is the Director of Water Quality Management in Bangor Maine and Phil is the Superintendant of York Sewer District. In this episode we chat about legislation, politics and the challenge of bio-solid disposal. We also cover topics like wet wipes and alos how to justify your position. Give the show a listen and remember to thank your local Public Works Professionals. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/public-works-podcast--3064636/support.

Das Fasziendistorsionsmodell nach Stephen Typaldos ist unweigerlich mit dem heutigen Interview-Gast Dr. Gerog Harrer verbunden. Geboren und aufgewachsen in Wien erlernte Harrer den Beruf des Masseurs, leckte Blut und schob direkt im Anschluss ein Medizinstudium mit Promotion an der Universität Wien und ein Osteopathie-Studium an der Wiener Internationalen Schule für Osteopathie. Hier kommt Dr. Harrer 1997 erstmals in Kontakt mit dem FDM, Dr. Stephen Typaldos und ist von Anhieb an begeistert. Bereits im Jahr darauf folgt ein längerer Aufenthalt in Bangor Maine zur Hospitation bei Dr. Typaldos, der Harrer in seine Erkenntnisse einweihte und ihn zum Lehrer für FDM ausbildete. Als Typaldos unerwartet mit 49 starb, hat Harrer es sich zur Aufgabe gemacht, dessen Vermächtnis vortzuführen, brachte das FDM nach Europa und baute dessen Bekanntheit stetig aus. Dr. Harrer ist Gründungsmitglied der European FDM Assotiation (EFDMA), wurde 2006 zum Präsidenten der EFDMA gewählt und hatte dieses Amt bis 2010 inne. Klaas bat seinen langjährigen Ausbilder zum Interview!

Thank you to Matt & Scott from Kingslingers for the Fan Event of My Life! I've been in Bangor for 24 hours now and I'm jumping out of my skin with joy! Here's a sneak peak into the incredible fun!

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Head northeast with Randy, Caly, and travel photographer and blogger Carrie Hanrahan as they explore the lighthouses, Victorian architecture, and other top things to do in two of Maine's largest cities: Portland and Bangor.Download the top ten things to do in Portland and Bangor, ME for FREE at  https://rvdestinationsmagazine.com/top10.Subscribe to RV Destinations Magazine at www.RVDestinationsmagazine.com.Learn more about Carrie Hanrahan at carriehanrahanphotography.com.

Our podcast today is with Dane Wanniarchige  a Physician Resident from Bangor Maine, who has allowed us to share his audio documentary on serving the homeless in Bangor Maine. In his documentary he interviews clients and providers who share their experiences with health care systems. Dane recognizes that the Social Determinants of Health have a greater impact on health outcomes, and he advocates for our health systems to improve their care models to better serve our most vulnerable populations. On behalf of HealthCare UnTold we thank Dane for his excellent documentary and honor his work to improve health care for all.

The nurses of the Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor, Maine have taken on a new monthly assignment: feeding the community with the help of The Salvation Army. Kristie Clark, a case worker for The Salvation Army stated “These ICU nurses had been part of our Angel Tree Christmas program in the past,” “Six months after the Christmas season ended, the nurses all came back and asked, ‘What more can we do?' What these nurses do goes far beyond volunteering. When they come, they're not just serving a meal; they bring the recipes, provide all the necessary ingredients down to the spices, and prepare all the food themselves. After a local TV station aired a story on the nurses and their work for The Salvation Army, the corps was blessed with new eyes on the Army's mission. As a result, more people have asked how they could also volunteer.   In seeing so many health professionals pause their busy schedules to serve, Kristie says that it has made people realize that, if nurses can make time to volunteer, so can anyone.   Visit SALVATIONARMYUSA.ORG to learn about volunteer opportunities near you.

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Anthony has the week off and our producer Mike sets up to handle the hard questions this week. Then we throw out an open call on social media for ODR enthusiasts... and Jayne answered the call. We travel back north to Durham Bridge New Brunswick Canada (North of Bangor Maine for those that don't want to google it) to talk about a pallet rink that stays up year round! We learn that there is a combo of DYI and NiceRink.com - rounded out by some sweet pallet furniture. After listening to Jayne talk, and seeing her photos, no way that you CANNOT build your own rink. You'll want to listen to know so that you can say, "I know her..." when she's featured on Outdoor Hockey Club next year. Recorded at Barbeque Supply Company (bbqsc.com) for all your bbq and pizza oven needs!

Joe Wood joins us for the third night of Chasing God: On Fire. Joe Wood was born in Bangor Maine, lived all over the world as a child of a career serviceman. He accepted Jesus in a Mennonite Church in 1977, but actually surrendered to his love in 1982. Called to ministry in 1993, he served a congregation in western Oklahoma for 10 years prior to moving to Kentucky in 2003, recklessly following a call from God to help a young friend grow a church plant. In 2009, he was invited by Lexington Vineyard to lead the Richmond Vineyard Church plant and God has been doing amazing things ever since. He is the father of 5 children and a growing number of grandchildren, loves raising Rottweilers, coffee and conversations, but mostly spending time with his wife of more than 35 years, Janice, on the motorcycle. Jesus is his everything and he can be yours as well. FULL SERVICE

In 1867, Madam Fan Jones bought the Sky Blue House of Pleasure just outside of Bangor, Maine's red-light district called “The Devil's Half Acre.” The Sky Blue House of Pleasure was the most popular and longest running brothel in the city and stood until 1950. Today it is the site of a parking lot for the Federal Building in downtown Bangor, but her story lives on. Learn more about Madam Fan Jones and her legacy on this week's episode of The Oldest Profession Podcast with Kaytlin Bailey. For more resources on this episode, visit our website: https://oldprosonline.org/madam-fan-jones-maine Music by Epidemic Sound

Episode 3 of “Off Hours with Bourbon Lens” features a long-time supporter of Bourbon Lens; Bob Cutler from Novio's Bistro in Bangor Maine.  We are honored to have the support of Bob and his team at Novio's Bistro over the years and it's our privilege to have Bob as one of our guests on this podcast mini-series. As always, this episode is brought to you by Off Hours Bourbon. Off Hours Bourbon is made for the moments in between. After a long week or just because. Find the time and the moments in between. Find them with us in the Off Hours. Find out more about Off Hours Bourbon on their website. This has been another production of Bourbon Lens LLC.  Thank you for your continued support. Scott & Jake Bourbon Lens

On this adventure we join Dino Kubik with Canoe Kayak NB on a group paddle to Molly's Rock on the Benton Deadwater.  The Benton Deadwater is a part of Eel River and is part of the Maliseet Trail that joined the St. John River Valley with Bangor Maine.  This was a main travel route for thousands of years when canoes were the main mode of transportation in the area.  Join us as we explore the history and the beauty of the area.For more information on this paddling route check out Mollys Rock on the Paddling NB website.

The Squad reviews the 1991 cult classic "Popcorn" this week. Steve and Joe talk about their trip to Bangor Maine to see some Stephen King sites and Joe Ranks Canadian Candy. Music provided by www.purple-planet.com

Our Motto: Some of this is whimsy – some of this is true – the interpretation of it all is entirely up to you! Today is Saturday, May 7th, 2022 In todays' episode: Bangor, Maine Struggles to Spend $20 Million Maine Stone Goes to Statue of Liberty Brunswick Stew, Pecan Sandwiches, Oyster Toast (Maine Recipes, 1898) Maine Mammal of the Moment Thank you for listening! Please send your birthday wishes, comments and requests to mike(@)downeastmike.com Now Available! Downeast Mike Merch! https://downeast-mike.creator-spring.com/ Frank Norwood - A Singer-Songwriter with a Podcast. It's a one-man variety show cobbled together with all the care of a welded up Moose replica you'd find Downeast. From a distance it'll look like a moose, but up close you'll see the antlers are from the kid's old bicycle and the body is from Aunt Esther's Dodge Dart. So it goes with Frank's music and podcast...if you have a few minutes to waste he'll be more than happy to provide you with fresh, quirky, clean and ever sarcastic Downeast humor. And maybe lean just within earshot to hear an enthusiastic and heartfelt tune. https://anchor.fm/frank-w-norwood https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/downeast-mike/id1610092577 franknorwood.com downeastmike.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/frank-w-norwood/support

Episode 64 begins with the story of Cape Cod's oddest tourist attraction.  For more than fifty years the SS James Longstreet sat in Cape Cod Bay, off of Eastham.  It was a former Liberty Ship turned target ship.  Routinely bombed for decades the Longstreet was also a popular photography subject as well as boating adventure.  What ever became of Cape Cod's target ship?This week's Road Trip heads into Central Maine and the little big town of Bangor.  Though it maintains much of the quintessential Maine charm Bangor is also home to an international airport.  What is there to see and do in Bangor?  You'll find out!20 years ago this week Grunge/Alternative music lost a vocal giant.  Alice In Chains was at the forefront of the Seattle sound.  Singer Layne Staley was a major part of that with his truly unique voice and hauntingly personal lyrics hat depicted his drug addiction.  Hear more about his life, the impact his music left, and his sad ending that left a big hole in alternative music.This week's Top 5 dives into some of the biggest product flops of the 1980's.  Did you use any of these, or remember any of them?  There's a brand new This Week In History and Time Capsule as well centering around the birthday of one of comedy's biggest icons, Eddie Murphy.Be sure to watch for my livestreams called Without A Map Friday's at 8pm on Instagram which serve as a sort of postgame show for the podcast. Find them on IGTV after they've finished.Helpful Links from this Episode(available through Buzzsprout)Purchase Iconic Hotels and Motels of Cape CodWear Your WishDJ Williams MusicKeeKee's Cape Cod KitchenChristopher Setterlund's YouTube ChannelChristopher Setterlund.comThe In My Footsteps Podcast BlogGet Tickets For Lady of the Dunes(April 22nd)Bangor Maine Chamber of CommerceListen to Episode 63 here.Support the show

Gwneud Bywyd yn Haws - Mirain Rhys Am 6 ar nosweithiau Mawrth mae Hanna Hopwood a'i gwesteion yn trafod be sy'n gwneud bywyd yn haws, a'r thema wythnos diwetha oedd teimladau plant. Dyma glip o'r Dr Mirain Rhys sy'n Uwch Ddarlithydd mewn seicoleg ym Mhrifysgol Met Caerdydd, yn esbonio pa mor bwysig ydy cael plant i feddwl yn bositif, a sut mae'n bosib gwneud hynny efo sylwadau cadarnhaol... Uwch Ddarlithydd - Senior lecturer Sylwadau cadarnhaol - Affirmations Ar hap - Randomly Darbwyllo unigolion - To convince individuals Y gwirionedd - The truth Yn ehangach - Wider Cyflawni - To achieve Gallu - Ability Datblygu - To develop Hyblyg - Flexible Ac i glywed rhagor o'r sgwrs yna rhwng Hanna a'r Dr Mirain Rhys mae'n bosib gwrando eto ar ap BBC Sounds drwy chwilio am Gwneud Bywyd yn Haws. Marchnad Llanbed Ychydig o hanes Marchnad Llanbedr Pont Steffan, neu Llambed, sy nesa. Mae'r farchnad wedi ennill gwobr Y Farchnad Orau yng Nghymru gyda'r Slow Food Awards. Dyma ymateb Jane Langford, un o drefnwyr Marchnad Llanbed ac un o'r stondinwyr, Yve Forrest o Cegin Yve i'r wobr... Pleidleisio - To vote Syndod - A surprise Cynhyrch - To produce Ansawdd - Quality Blawd - Flour Cynnyrch - Product Bro Morgannwg - Vale of Glamorgan Awyrgylch gefnogol - Supportive environment Cyfeillgar - Friendly Ychydig o hanes marchnad Llambed ar raglen Troi'r Tir wythnos diwetha. Hanes cerdded Dach chi erioed wedi meddwl am hanes cerdded? Mae Andrew Green wrthi'n paratoi llyfr am hanes cerdded yng Nghymru. Pa mor bell yn ôl mewn hanes fydd o'n mynd tybed? Dyma fo'n sgwrsio efo Aled Hughes.... Arfordir - Coast Gwledig - Rural Pentwr - Heap Oes - Age Ôl traed - Footprint Darganfod - To discover Andrew Green oedd hwnna'n sôn am ei lyfr newydd am hanes cerdded yng Nghymru. Bore Cothi a Tom Pitts-Tucker Shan Cothi gafodd air efo Tom Pitts-Tucker fore Mercher. Mae o'n byw ger Trefynwy ac wedi bod yn dysgu Cymraeg ers tua tair blynedd a dyma fo yn rhoi ychydig o'i hanes... Sir Efrog - Yorkshire Mo'yn dychwelyd - Eisiau dod yn ôl Meddygon teulu - GPs Anhygoel - Incredible Her - A challenge Annog - To encourage Diwylliant - Culture Allwedd - Goriad Tom Pitts-Tucker yn esiampl da o'r rhai sy'n dysgu Cymraeg ar ôl symud i fyw i Gymru. Dwyieithrwydd Dros y Dwr Aeth Ifor ap Glyn i Wlad Belg i ddarganfod mwy am yr iaith Iseldireg yn Fflandrys a Brwsel a'i pherthynas efo'r Ffrangeg. Drwy lwc daeth ar draws Lieven Dehandschutter sydd â'r Iseldireg yn famiaith iddo, ond mae o hefyd yn rhugl yn y Gymraeg. Gwlad Belg - Belgium Iseldireg - Flemish Sefydlwyd - Was established Iaith weinyddol - Administrative language Y werin - The ordinary people Tafodieithoedd - Dialects Rhwydd hynt i ymgryfhau - A free hand to strengthen Pur anaml - Rarely Cellwair - Banter Diddorol ynde? Sefyllfa Iseldireg yng Ngwlad Belg debyg iawn i'r Gymraeg yng Nghymru. Stiwdio - John Williams Mae'r cyfansoddwr John Williams wedi dathlu ei ben-blwydd yn 90 eleni. Yn ystod ei yrfa mae o wedi cyfansoddi'r gerddoriaeth ar gyfer rhai o'r ffilmiau mwya eiconig yn hanes y sinema, gan gynnwys Star Wars, Superman, ET a Harry Potter. Efo enw fel John Williams ydan ni'n medru ei hawlio fel Cymro tybed? Wedi'r cwbl roedd ei dad yn cadw siop ym Mangor. Ond yn anffodus Bangor Maine oedd hwnnw ac nid Bangor Gwynedd. Americanwr oedd John Williams a dyma i chi gyfansoddwr arall, Owain Llwyd yn rhoi ychydig o'i hanes i ni... Hawlio - To claim Cyfansoddwr - Composer Cyflawni - To achieve Enwebu - To nominate Parch - Respect Symlrwydd - Simplicity Cerddorfa - Orchestra Canadwy - Singable Ysbrydoli - To inspire Cyfarwyddwr - Director

We're a trio of Maine-iacs this week as Kate and Mike return to discuss MAINE. Topics include Castle Rock, Maine, Maine Coon, the USS Maine, Julie "the Cat" Gaffney and more. Plus, we play I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE and two combatants face off in the THUNDERDOME. Listen to Mike on Movie of the Year https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/movie-of-the-year/id1396318858, the Superhero Show Show https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-superhero-show-show/id959713797, and MORE.Check out Kate's feed for MILF as it looks toward a new future: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/movies-id-like-to-fix/id1565884680Check out Streets of Mage: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/roll-for-blank/id1534204563And listen to the music of Michael J O'Connor: https://michaeljoconnor.bandcamp.com/

Paulie rants about COVID restrictions and a professor with an attitude and a questionable wardrobe. Later, the guys rant about the peanut butter incident and a juggalo that decided to brand himself with something that is not attractive to anyone.

AJL is back to tell the tale of Erwin Kreuz; the roly-poly German whose sleepy misunderstanding made him a household name across the United States. Cosmo is definitely on this episode. Sources: The Curious Case of Erwin KreuzThe story of how a German tourist ended up mistaking Bangor for San FranciscoThe bizarre tale of the world's last lost tourist, who thought Maine was San Francisco Adam McShane, Joey Bednarski, and Cosmo Nomikos are stand up comedians based out of Chicago, IL.AJL is part of the Lincoln Lodge Podcast Network: https://www.thelincolnlodge.com/podcasts

Our guest this week is David DeFazio, co-founder of Wyoming Whiskey. We discuss building a distillery on a ranch and making whiskey in Wyoming. David is a former lawyer turned whiskey maker and has a wealth of experience in working hard, solving problems, and crafting whiskey. We also want to give a huge shoutout to Bob Cutler of Novio's Bistro in Bangor Maine for connecting us with Wyoming Whiskey.  He's a long-time supporter of the show and of Wyoming Whiskey and we are so excited that we were able to collaborate for an episode.  We hope you enjoy this week's episode and if you have a chance to try Wyoming Whiskey, let us know what you think! We are thankful for everyone who has supported us. A huge shoutout to our growing Patreon Community as well! We'd appreciate it if you can take the time to give us feedback on our podcast. If you enjoy our content, consider giving us a 5 star rating on your favorite podcast app, leave us a review, and tell a fellow bourbon lover about our show. Follow  us @BourbonLens on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter.  And please check out our Patreon to learn how you can support our endeavors, earn Bourbon Lens swag, be part of future barrel picks, and more. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please email us at TheBourbonLens@Gmail.com. Visit our website BourbonLens.com to check out our blog posts, or even purchase your own Bourbon Lens tasting glass or t-shirt. Cheers,Scott, Jake, & MichaelBourbon Lens   About Wyoming Whiskey Based in Kirby, Wyoming, Wyoming Whiskey has a simple goal: to create America's next great bourbon. The company and product is a collaboration between its partners and 97,818 square miles of Wyoming. The Mead family first came to Wyoming as ranchers in 1890 and the state defines them, and their whiskey.  They use the finest corn, wheat, barley, and water from the Big Horn Basin and promote Wyoming's natural and human resources.  Every drop of this bourbon is 100% Wyoming. When was WW founded? 2006 Who are it's founders? Brad & Kate Mead, 4th generation Wyoming cattle ranchers, and David DeFazio. All of the founders currently reside in Jackson, but the distillery is at the Mead Ranch in Kirby, WY. How many styles does Wyoming have? 6 in the main lineup Small Batch (flagship, highest quantity produced and sold) Outryder (Straight American Whiskey - WW's take on a rye) Single Barrel (top 1% of their liquid) Double Cask  Barrel Strength National Parks Limited Edition Other limited release offerings they've done: Wide Open Spaces collection and some Wyoming-only releases in limited batches such as Stargazer, Thunder Basin and Wilderness. What are some unique factors that set Wyoming Whiskey apart in the industry?  #1: WW uses non-GMO grains, including corn, wheat, barley, and rye, all sourced from a local WY farmer named Brent Rageth. Part of WW's culture is to draw upon the natural environment in making their product. Genetically modified grains are, to an extent, unnatural. And for that reason, they will only use natural seed when raising their crops in Byron, Wyoming. An experienced farmer easily works around the challenges presented by non-genetically modified crops.  #2: Wyoming Whiskey does not source any alcohol. Every drop in our bottle comes from grains grown in Wyoming, which are cooked, fermented, distilled, barreled and bottled in Kirby, Wyoming. All of our grains come from Rageth Farms in Byron, Wyoming. WW's water comes from a mile-deep limestone aquifer 40 miles to the north of our distillery. This makes their product 100% Wyoming. In an age where a vast number of brands are taking the easier, cheaper and faster route of sourcing bulk whiskey, WW prefers to put in the extra time and effort to do things the right way.  #3: Our environment: Wyoming is a special place. And as mentioned previously, our maturation environment is the most unique in the industry. On the hottest of days in the summer, the top of our warehouse can reach 132 degrees and in the depth of winter it will hit 0 degrees. Where else is a whiskey exposed to such extreme temperatures without moving an inch? WW Barrels experience the extreme temperature variations of the high basin between the Absaroka and Bighorn Mountains. Temperatures reach 135° at the height of the warehouse during the summer and fall precipitously to 5° degrees in the depths of Winter. In the summertime, warehouse temperatures can swing 20 – 30 degrees and facilitate greater whiskey and wood interaction.  How does the unique terroir of Kirby, WY and its temperature fluctuations impact the development of WW?  WW does not use temperature controlled warehouses. As a result, they are at the mercy of the environment. Their maturation environment is arguably the most unique in the whiskey industry because of it's violent temperature swings. Diurnal temperature swings can be over 50 degrees in a day, which results in a more dynamic maturation environment in every barrel. Given the thermal mass in each warehouse, barrel temperatures will not change to this profound of a degree, however, even a 1 degree change in a barrel will cause the alcohol to push into the oak and later withdraw to a greater extent than maturation environments that do not share this cycle. The result is a more meaningful and effective maturation period during the summer months. To the contrary, our barrels go into hibernation during Wyoming's harsh winters. At about 40 degrees, alcohol activity in the barrel ceases and maturation stops. Whatever magic happens in the winter months is a mystery to us, but what we do know is that our maturation process produces an outstanding line of whiskies. Years ago, we used to rotate barrels in an attempt to balance the warehouses' effect on each barrel, however Nancy taught us that it was unnecessary given the complexity of her batching protocol and the precision with which each barrel is selected. In short, we batch around this issue.  To learn more, visit http://www.wyomingwhiskey.com and sign up to become a Whiskey Baron to receive the latest news and special offers from Wyoming Whiskey. For daily updates, follow Wyoming Whiskey on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Show Links: Wyoming Whiskey: The Best American Made Whiskey & Bourbon  The Legacy of Wyoming Whiskey's Outryder Lives On — Verde Brand Communications Lawyer becomes whiskey connoisseur | Biz Quiz | jhnewsandguide.com Wyoming Whiskey Releases Fifth Outryder Expression

This week on the Tuesday Tea with Sweet D Podcast, Dominica had the joy of chatting with business lawyer, Katelynn Ronan. Katelynn is passionate about helping entrepreneurs succeed, and shares invaluable tips for how you can set up your business entity for success right out of the gate. If you are considering starting your business up, or planning your sale and succession plan - this is the episode for you! Topics discussed on this episode include: Proper entity formation What drew Katelynn to law How Up Start helps entrepreneurs Helpful legal start up tips Liability Insurance How to set up your business to have a clean exitPutting your succession plan in place well before you want to sell the business How to properly exit Resources mentioned on this episode, and other Orgnizations like UpStart:     Georgia Tech: https://venturelab.gatech.edu/     Kansas City: https://www.startland.org/     Vermont: https://www.launchvt.com/     Colorado: https://www.techstars.com/accelerators/boulder     Kauffman Foundation: https://www.kauffman.org/     Village Capital: https://vilcap.com/If you're in the Bangor Maine area and want to learn more about UpStart, please visit: https://www.upstartmaine.org/Other ways to connect with Katelynn: Instagram          @kateeronan     @upstartmaineLinkedin     https://www.linkedin.com/in/katelynn-ronan-esq-mba-48162696/     https://www.linkedin.com/company/upstart-maine-inc/Facebook     https://www.facebook.com/UpStartMaineWant to be on show? Send an email to TuesdayTeaPodcast@gmail.com    Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TuesdayTea)

Episodio donde damos noticias malas y noticias buenas. Platicamos sobre la muerte del narrador inicial de los Caballeros, los actores de voz de antaño, la resurrección de Dead Space, reseña sobre uno de los mejores juegos en la historia: The Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past, Konami nos dará Contra Returns... pero solamente en celulares, el remake de Knights of the Old Republic, el posible próximo torneo Misceláneo con WWE 2K Battlegrounds, la mala noticia para Pari que no podrá jugar gratis "A Plague Tale: Innocence", Stephen King y su casa en Bangor Maine, el nuevo trailer de Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms, la película animada de Batman: Long Halloween Parte 1, y Wisto da un anuncio que será invitado a un Talk Show en Saltillo llamado Te Late Show. Escúchanos en: Spotify / Apple Podcast / ivoox Apóyanos en: patreon.com/holamsupernova Síguenos: Twitter/ Instagram: holamsupernova holamsupernova@gmail.com

Hile!  On this episode Jeremy is joined by Guy and Matt to review the first four episodes of AppleTV's adaptation of Lisey's Story. Before that Jeremy and Matt share their recent adventures in the real "Derry" Bangor Maine as they made the pilgrimage to the home of Stephen King's world and their tour with Jamie at SK Tours of Maine.  Dark Tower Radio Podcast Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/darktowerradiopodcast Twitter @DarkTowerRadio Email darktowerradio@gmail.com Guy Milks Twitter @GalacticScumbag Please Rewind: The RF4RM Retro Show https://www.facebook.com/PleaseRewindRF4RM/   Matt Spaulding 2 Broke Geeks Podcast Facebook https://www.facebook.com/2brokegeekspodcast/ Twitter @2BGPod SK Tours of Maine  https://sk-tours.com Twitter:  @SK_Tours_Maine

Today's episode deals with the case of Charlie Howard, a young man who faced darkness one night in Bangor Maine.  His story has been the inspiration of a famous horror novelist, but it should also inspire all of us to do better and be better.  Citations can be found here: https://bit.ly/3dQ8qqT  Patreon: http://bit.ly/CTNPatreon  Merch: http://bit.ly/CTNmerch 

Together Place Peer Run Recovery Center is dedicated to empowering people who are in mental health or substance use recovery to take leadership in their own lives. Sean Faircloth, the Executive Director of the Together Place, speaks with host John Brier about this Bangor based non-profit.

Wie hat es ein Bayer geschafft, drei Tage lang nicht zu merken, dass er in die falsche Stadt gereist ist? Ließt jemand all deine SMS? Das und mehr besprechen heute deine Berts! Carrier Hörspiel: https://www.qcodemedia.com/carrier Erwin Kreuz: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erwin_Kreuz Silk Sonic: https://youtu.be/_ewF2dfznvw #Werbung: Die Berts bauen eine Plattform für Podcast-Creator. Trag deinen ein und gesell dich zu den besten! https://www.hearon.de Musik von Chrisna Lungala, Tiver auf Soundcloud: @chris_toko

Today, the German tourist who thought Bangor Maine was San Francisco, we talk 75 Hard, The Weeknd boycotts the Grammy’s and we talk WandaVision Plus, The Daily Dose with Jen Grant, your comments & more!

Pastor Ken Graves of Calvary Chapel, Bangor Maine shares his testimony of redemption through the Lord Jesus Christ. Pastor Ken spent his childhood living in a trailer while watching his father beat his mother frequently (even within an inch of her life). After witnessing the heinous acts against his dear mother, Ken's father eventually abandoned them both which sent Ken down a dark and depressing road, until one day... A born-again Christian teacher in grade-school took him under his wing and answered a burning question Ken had as a little boy- "Where do we come from?" To Ken's astonishment, he came to the knowledge of the Bible being the inerrant word of God after hearing the teacher's shocking response, "It's illegal for me to tell you." Stay tuned for a beautifully compelling story of God's love and mercy. Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new. -2 Corinthians 5:17 UpTime Community is an educational forum that covers teachings and unique perspectives on end time events. Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new. -2 Corinthians 5:17 UpTime Community is an educational forum that covers teachings and unique perspectives on end time events.

Dan Tremble, Mayor of the City of Bangor, Maine, discusses the City of Bangor and his role as Mayor.

In this week's episode, Sheldon interviews Dr. Krishna Bhatta about his mediatation app Relaxx and his book Journey from Life to Life: Acheiving Higher Purpose. Krishna Bhatta, MD, FRCS is an author, surgeon and an inventor, currently practicing as chief of urology at Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor, Maine. Dr. Bhatta began his life in a small Indian village, attended Patna Medical College in India, continued his education in the UK, and completed his research & medical training at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Dr. Bhatta is equal parts practical and spiritual; he speaks and writes on meditation and spiritual topics, and frequently travels across the globe to meditate at holy sites and speak with luminaries from various spiritual traditions.

In 2006, Passport host Neil Innes found himself outside the house of Stephen King in Bangor Maine. He didn’t get to meet King that day… but it didn’t change how he felt about his work. A lifelong fan of King and Kubrick, The Shining has always held a special place in his heart. And so this Halloween, Passport traces the legacy of a single nightmare - one that still echoes 45 years later - all the way back to the place it all began: The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado.Stephen and Tabitha King only spent one night in The Stanley - The only guests in an old hotel the night before it closed for the winter. That night, King awoke from a nightmare, smoked a cigarette, and outlined The Shining - one of the biggest horror novels of all time. But that’s not all that happened. King’s The Shining changed the genre, Kubrick’s film adaptation changed horror cinema. But The Stanley has a remarkable story of its own.In part 1 of Passport's 2-part Halloween special, Neil checks into The Stanley to investigate that story with the people who know it best - historian and writer Rebecca Pittman and filmmaker and paranormal expert Karl Pfeiffer. It’s a ghost story that stretches from 1909 to King’s only night in the infamous Room 217. And for those of you wondering about Room 237, Neil and Andrés also journey into the hedge maze of the definitive adaptation - Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining.For more, including links to the things we talked about, and the places we visited, plus a full transcript, visit: https://frequencymachine.com/passport Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/passport. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Arts and (Space)Crafts Kevin tells Jake all about his trip to his soon to be home, Bangor! Jake talks about his experience with filming a Nutcracker during a global pandemic and we have another failure from the NY courts on the Alexandra Waterbury case.    Tweets- @kevbot817 @gakejodek Email- artsandspacecrafts1@gmail.com Art- Kerina McCarthy Music- Tribe Society 

Joe Leonard talks about his top three issues that he will be making central to his Bangor Maine city council campaign: Expanding broadband access to all city residents, LBGTQ+ protections, and aggressively tacking civil rights issues. ©2020 Commoner Public Radio Network. Theme "Grow" composed and performed by Bad News Band. Theme: https://open.spotify.com/track/7B286IInS4X2LrAGj9NnjX?si=pKd_bGQkQcGjqweP6002xQ. Email: intheclearcpr@gmail.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0iXuBXE4EVZu1EWRCBzvKw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/intheclear117 Twitter: https://twitter.com/intheclear4 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cpr-network2/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cpr-network2/support

Hile! On this episode Jeremy is headed to Derry the real Derry that is Bangor Maine to palaver with Jamie from SK Tours of Maine. Learn about Jamie's history of growing up in the heart of the Stephen King world Bangor Maine which has inspired so many of King's stories including his time as a child trick or treating at Stephen King's house?! Also learn all about the business Jamie's father started and he currently runs with him SK Tours which is the premiere Stephen King tour for Constant Readers. Learn about the locales that you can experience on the tour and the stories they inspired. This is a loaded episode with lots of King palaver so hunker down and tune your dial to Dark Tower Radio.  Dark Tower Radio Podcast Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/darktowerradiopodcast Twitter @DarkTowerRadio Email darktowerradio@gmail.com SK Tours of Maine  https://sk-tours.com Twitter  @SK_Tours_Maine Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/sktoursofmaine/

   Jurassic Jen, Rocco, and new addition; Kevin Mikel Dewitt take Ghost Stories Part 1 to another level. The cast "goes deep" as Rocco likes to say, over and over.. and over..., into more ghost stories. A Private Investigator from Bangor Maine, and also a college buddy of Rocco's, cancer survivor Kristie Denner, calls into the Turtle Bungalow to tell a creepy ghost story that happened to her involving her neighbor in Old Port Maine. Jurassic Jen also hired a local Ghost Hunter for this episode; Steven Pintsak, to share his 25+ years of knowledge and experience. Ghosts literally follow this guy home! To all you hobbyists, see what Steven has to say about the EMF meter. Maybe you'll want a Boo Bear EMF Detector for Christmas after hearing some of his EVP's from past cases.  He was a kid who was terrorized by ghosts, and now makes a living pissing them off! Join Hollywood Late Night for a post quarantine/ pre-quarantine, who the hell knows chat, all about "GHOSTS"! MISSING PERSON- Ayla Reynolds from Waterville Maine has been missing since 2011. https://wgme.com/news/local/tuesday-marks-8-years-since-ayla-reynolds-disappeared GHOST HUNTER FOR FREE- Email Steven Pintsak at stevenpintsak@yahoo.com https://www.facebook.com/steven.pintsak

Joe and Andy open the show discussing Praino's golf game and where the Blue Jays should play. Next they cover NFL news and the Washington Post story on the Redskins. Then they discuss college coaches taking pay cuts and finish with DirtBall DMs. www.butcherbox.com/dirty Subscribe on YouTube - www.youtube.com/DirtySports Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/thedirtysports/ Follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/thedirtysports Follow Andy Ruther on IG - www.instagram.com/AndyRuther/ Follow Joe Praino on IG - www.instagram.com/JoePraino/

Bill Pierce and Larry Pascale guest on this week's TheDavidBowersAwardsBill Pierce is a guitarist, singer, songwriter, composer, teacher and live performer from Bangor Maine who is well known in the guitar community. His music has intense rock vibes that have earned him his place in the guitar and shred communities yet still presents strong melodies and original mastery of the guitar. If you like Van Halen, Jeff Beck, David Gilmour, Gary Moore, Eric Johnson, and Scott Henderson, you will like Bill Pierce's music.Larry Pascale has earned the reputation as 'the hired gun.' One check of his credentials and you'll know why. Singer, songwriter, guitarist, bassist, arranger, producer and engineer ... Larry Pascale does it all and is in constant demand to do it! Larry ‘s career in the music industry truly speaks for itself and his own melodic rock transcends all ages and genres. Amazing hooks, melodies, harmonies, blazing guitars and songs you cannot forget. We also introduce From Ashes To New with a great new GreenDay-parody. Listen online ANYTIME. And please be sure to tell your friends so they can listen, too.

In this episode of UnCOMMon Grounds, host Chris Roush interviews Brooke Reilly. Brooke has since graduated with a degree in journalism, and is off to Bangor Maine where she’ll be a TV reporter. Chris talks to her about her time as news director for the student TV station, Q30, what got her interested in journalism -- and Chris’s golden retriever, Gus, also makes his podcast debut.  UnCOMMon Grounds is hosted by Chris Roush, dean of the school of communications at Quinnipiac University, and produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming.

Ken Graves is the Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel in Bangor, Maine. He left home at the age of sixteen to pursue training in ministry, by the age of 22 he was led by God to return to his hometown to present the gospel and build a church. That church has now grown into a healthy body of believers and church plants. Besides being the senior pastor of Calvary Chapel, Ken travels throughout the United States and internationally much of the year speaking at conferences. It was at one of those conferences that Kirk Cameron approached Pastor Graves and asked him if he would be a part of his documentary, Connect.

I recently interviewed ABC 7 and FOX 22, Bangor, Maine Anchor/Sports Director Andrew Badillo. You can follow him on Twitter and Instagram @andrewbadillo99 My Instagram: @dannycacacesports My Twitter: @DannyCSports My articles for my school newspaper: https://thebannercsi.com/ My blog website: https://dannycacacesports.wordpress.com/ Music Bed provided by: "Staying Positive" by spinningmerkaba 2019 - Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) and "Daydream" from Apple Loops in GarageBand

True Life 2 Live is locate in the heart of Bangor Maine. Dealing with fear, and taking charge of your life.

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Welcome! In this episode, we discuss using Ikea in your van, solar vs. split charge relays, and dogbowl sinks.  TALES FROM THE ROAD: A twin at Lowes What do you do when you see a near copy of your van in the Lowes parking lot? You make a connection.    TECH TALK: Solar vs. Split Charge Relay Which should you install first? The answer is: you shouldn't do what I did.    A PLACE TO VISIT: Bangor, ME If you're a Stephen King fan, it's a no brainer that this should be on your list. But it should also be on your list if you want to experience some authentic New England. Pagurus at the Thomas Hill Standpipe, inspiration for IT.   RESOURCE RECOMMENDATION: Kombi Life on YouTube Kombi Life tells the story of Ben Jamin and his amazing van adventure traveling literally around the world in Volkswagen Vans. You really want to watch this. https://www.youtube.com/user/kombilife

Hi there, on February 11th my book campaign program fundraiser start!!!Prolific works with me on my kickstarter account to raise $2500 to cover cost of editing, printing and publishing&marketing. My book ' The killer by the railroad A Murder mystery book that involve a blind man researching ways to see again when suddenly his young wife disappear mysteriously.... Killing spree start to happen in Bangor Maine, and this assigned detective is trying to find Sophia, he doesn't believe that her disappearance is connected to the murders...join my team on : anewdayanewstory on Facebook to read and listen to my first chapters

Brother Jump Unleashed up in Bangor Maine, we changed the name of the song to Bangor Boogie for the occasion .... I know for a fact the rhythm section is Mark Sullivan on Drum (RIP) and Brian Hamm (Bass) ... Shrdlu is on harmonica and insanity, Joe Davis on Keyboards, and after that Ican't swear to anything or anyone else ... ask Joe he would know .... also I believe it's Jerry Gerst mixing sound ... we used to tear that place up ... and I think this is the night Stephen King, the author , got drunk and tried to take me home :P or I got drunk and tried to take him home ... he'd pop in to see us ...that is his home town

Mom & Pop Truck Stops The Best Ones! Mom & Pop Truck Stops are what everyone looks for when out on the road. But are they easy to find? With all the big chain truck stops out there the little ones a far in between. Unlike your mega truck stops, the smaller ones normally offer a little more hospitality. In fact your Mom & Pop Truck Stops leave you with a great warm feeling of home away from home! Mom & Pop Truck Stops Home cooked meals, friendlier service and a unique look is what we are offering here, down at the OK Corral! Just try and find a friendlier home cooked meal, I double dare you! You may not find ones of these little gems at every exit but when you do, you are sure to remember where they are! Find out which Mom & Pop Truck Stops are rated the best according to you the driver. From California to Pennsylvania there are plenty home town little hole in the wall places to be found. From Southern Cooking to Northern Spice, you are sure to have a great time exploring these smaller trucker hang-outs! From Dallas Texas to Bangor Maine there is surly a place that you will call your favorite! Being an over-the road truck driver we are sure you will enjoy this episode of Mom & Pop Truck Stops. Also, keep those memes and videos coming. Please send them to our Facebook page at TalkCDL.com also thank you for all the beautiful emails you have been sending us. We look for are to making more and more podcasts just for you entertainment! If you are going to be in the state of Florida anytime soon please look us up by messaging our Facebook page. We would be honored to interview anyone that is trucking related. If you have a story to be told please let us do it for you! https://www.overdriveonline.com/the-champions-of-the-mom-and-pop-truck-stop/ http://truckerphoto.com/disappearing_mom_&_pop_truckstop.htm https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/louisiana/mom-pop-truck-stop-in-la/  

James Rogers is the Co-Founder of http://www.torii.properties/... He's also an OG Strawberry-shark from Bangor Maine, a Tufts Alum and one heck of a gritty human-being. A conversation as diverse as James' life experience(s) has something for everyone. The meaningful impact of making a meaningful impact, the defining drive behind wanting to show up. A growth-equation that's all about people helping people, and avoiding (or not) regression to the mean @ scale for culture. Be accountable for your learning. Love what you do. Listen up!

Scenes From The Attic | Season 1 : Episode 2 Original Air Date: 7, November, 2017 Share   Tweet Tonight, we go to a small neighborhood just outside Bangor Maine. A place that’s rarely visited, but always occupied. Listen Listen to more episodes Subscribe in your favorite podcast app and never miss an episode! Show Credits […]

This week, we take a rare look a gigantic battery that's helping to balance our region's energy grid. Plus, we get perspective from Maine’s top energy official, who is stepping down. We also take trips to a tiny island where opioid addicts go to seek treatment, and to the city that inspires the country’s most famous horror writer. And we learn what charitable donations — or lack thereof — say about New Englanders. The road into the entry portal of the hydro-electric power plant in Northfield Mountain. At 33-feet in diameter, the tunnel is nearly a mile long and leads 750 feet deep into the heart of the mountain. (Credit: Jesse Costa/WBUR) Finding the Right Energy Mix Today’s batteries come in all shapes and sizes. The largest in New England — and once the world — was built 45 years ago and is still working. But it’s hidden, on top and deep inside a mountain in north-central Massachusetts. WBUR’s Bruce Gellerman reports from Northfield Mountain. Inside the Northfield Mountain pumped storage hydroelectric station. (Credit: Jesse Costa / WBUR) The upper reservoir is the battery that powers the Northfield Mountain pumped hydro-electric plant. It holds more than five billion gallons of water. (Jesse Costa/WBUR) In Maine, Republican Governor Paul LePage's energy director is stepping down from his job at the capitol. “Augusta is really broken,” Patrick Woodcock, who held his position since 2013, told the Portland Press Herald. “Energy policy is really complicated and there's an over-reliance on special interests,” he said. Patrick Woodcock, director of the Governor’s Energy Office in Maine, is stepping down this week. (Credit: Mal Leary/ Maine Public Radio) Woodcock says he wants to keep working in energy, in Maine, outside of state government. As our region aggressively moves toward more renewable sources of power, he says we need to stay focused on bringing down costs for consumers and businesses. We recorded our conversation with Woodcock on Tuesday. Since, we’ve learned that President-elect Donald Trump has picked Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt to head the EPA. Pruitt has been a close ally of fossil-fuel companies, questions the human impact on climate change, and has been sharply critical of EPA regulations. We asked Woodcock – as someone who served in the administration of Paul LePage, a governor who has been likened both politically, and in temperament to Donald Trump – what he thinks the impact of Trump's national energy policy might be on Maine and New England.  You won't hear Woodcock's response to this appointment – because, at the time, we had fewer specifics. But he did have some interesting thoughts on the issue. Treatment Island Brett, a program participant at Penikese, learns how to chop wood. (Credit: Karen Brown/NEPR) About a dozen miles off the coast of cape cod sits a rustic island named Penikese, near the end of the Elizabeth Island Chain. A hundred years ago, Penikese was home to a leper colony. Later it housed a school for troubled boys, and a bird sanctuary. This past fall, Penikese opened to its newest incarnation: a treatment program for young men suffering from addiction. The program’s participants live simply: using kerosene lamps and cooking on a wood-burning stove, and minimal access to the internet. New England Public Radio’s Karen Brown takes us there. New Englanders Give Less to Charity, Stephen King Excepted Bangor, Maine is one of the most famous towns in the world, though some may not realize it. Fans of renowned horror author Stephen King know Bangor well, but by another name: Derry. The fictional town is a thinly disguised version of Bangor, where the author has lived for decades. Derry appears in many of King's stories and provides the major setting for the novel “It.” Maine Public Radio's Jennifer Mitchell took a tour of the real Derry with a tour company exclusively devoted to showcasing Stephen King's Bangor. A family poses in front of Stephen and Tabitha King’s home in Bangor Maine during a King-themed tour. (Credit: Jennifer Mitchell/Maine Public Radio) Alongside his wife Tabitha, Stephen King has given millions to public projects in Bangor, according to the city’s Community and Economic Development Department. The Kings have quietly funded upgrades to libraries, fire departments, baseball diamonds and more around Maine. But New Englanders in general look less than generous compared with people in other parts of the country. We give an average of less than three percent of our household incomes to charity, compared to the national average of 4.7 percent. Of course within New England, some states give more than others. With the holiday season upon us, Connecticut-based columnist Susan Campbell took a hard look at household charitable giving in a recent article for the New England News Collaborative. We sat down with Susan and Jim Klocke, CEO of the Massachusetts Nonprofit Network. Create column charts About NEXT NEXT is produced at WNPR. Host: John Dankosky Producer: Andrea Muraskin Executive Producer: Catie Talarski Digital Content Manager/Editor: Heather Brandon Contributors to this episode: Bruce Gellerman, Karen Brown, Jennifer Mitchell, Susan Campbell Music: Todd Merrell, “New England” by Goodnight Blue Moon, “The Mountain” by the Heartless Bastards Get all the NEXT episodes. We appreciate your feedback! Send praise, critique, suggestions, questions, story leads, and pictures of your corner of New England to next@wnpr.org.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bigfoot, Maine’s White Walker, Kiwakwa, Chenoo, Great Big Witch or the Ice Giant. It doesn’t matter what you call it, because it will eat your soul anyway. On tonight’s episode Brett and Harley head back east to discuss Bangor Maine’s Ice Giant. There are several versions of the legend around this cryptid and they are … Continue reading "39 – Ice Giants – Bangor, ME" The post 39 – Ice Giants – Bangor, ME appeared first on Travel Oddities Podcast.

Packed show of poetry today with callers from Alabama, Sioux St. Marie, Canadam Westerville, Ohio, Dallas, Texas, Sun City Center, Florida, Birmingham, Alabama, Smiths Grove Kentucky, Orange County, California and Bangor Maine. Listen to the show in the archive to hear a ton of poetry which will hopefully inspire you to write something and call in next month to read YOUR poem on the air.

Today on Life, Love, No Chaser we'll take a look into Private Prisons, and whether there is societal redemption after you "pay your debt" by doing your time. Share your personal story of struggle or success if you've been in the system. We will be joined by Joseph Jackson, coordinator of The Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition (MPAC) located in Bangor Maine.

Great National Poetry Month edition of Poetry Super Higwhay Live this month which featured poets calling in to read their poems from Stubenville, Ohio, Canada, Long Island, New York, Bangor Maine, Birmingham, Alabama, New York City, New York and Redondo Beach, California. We also celebrated International Haiku Day and gave a shoutout to our annual Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day Issue!)

Had a great time talking to and listening to poetry from all over the world, including poets from, Glennridge, NJ, Sioux St. Marie, Ontario, Candada, Birmingham, Alavama, Australia, Topanga Canyon, CA, Los Angeles, CA and Bangor Maine. Click on the show title to listen to the show in the archive!. Read our weekly poets of the week and learn about Poetry Super Highway's other projects on our website at http://poetrysuperhighway.com/psh

Brian Holt visits Bangor Maine to share an uplifting sermon about Jesus.

This week we finish our discussion of Bureau 13's primary training, reliquery, and dangerous supernatural containment facility.  We concentrate on the last 2 parts this week. What kinds of objects must be hidden away and destroyed? What kind of creatures cannot be redeemed?  And what do you do if they cannot be contained?

this week we continue our discussion of how the Bureau 13 training base in a pocket dimension could or should be designed.  We talk about the time compressed area and if it should be that way throughout. Next week we finish up with the other two parts:  The reliquarium and the supernatural prison.

Sorry about that folks.  Due to some difficulty in the sound of one of the hosts I switched the track I got his voice and forgot to blank out the original track.  This has been fixed.  Please enjoy part 1 of Bureau 13 Bangor Maine training base.

To Bureau 13 fans, the location of Bangor Maine is shrouded in mystery.  Is it a top secret b13 base under a tool and die factory?  It is a extra-dimensional pocket?  Is it a prison for the damned and damning? In bureau 13 all stories are true. Come find out more about Bangor Maine in this week's episode. This is the first appearance of our new host Amber Roe!