Podcasts about lewiston auburn

Join John Williams , Jen Webber and special guest Shannon Cox president and CEO of the Lewiston Auburn Chamber of Commerce.

Stories and tributes to and from the Lewiston Auburn community about those who were harmed and those who helped others during the tragedy

Stories and tributes to and from the Lewiston Auburn community about those who were harmed and those who helped others during the tragedy

Community Concepts Board Member Ashley Medina joins us to share about the Goodwill Take 2 YouthBuild Program, where she works as a Recruitment and Intake Specialist. Take 2 works with participants ages 17-24 in the Lewiston/Auburn area, providing pathways to help them rebuild their lives through education and job training while also giving back to their community.  Take 2 participants spend half of their time in education working in a supportive environment to attain their High School Equivalency Test (HiSET). Through the program, they also learn construction and work-readiness skills to help them reach their career and life goals. New this year, students will also be learning how to upcycle furniture that will be then sold in Goodwill stores!To learn more or to schedule an information session, contact Ashley at: Office: 207.795.6820Email: Ashley.Medina@goodwillnne.org Special thanks to Williams Broadcasting for producing our show. Follow CCI online and on social media:FacebookInstagramTwitterCommunity Concepts is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Hello to you listening in Lewiston-Auburn, Maine!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is 60 Seconds (and quite a bit more) for Story Prompt Friday  and your host, Diane Wyzga.Today we continue with Part 2 of my conversation with Jane Duncan Rogers about her life's work: Before I Go Solutions; the very best way I've found for you & your loved ones to plan well for a good end of life. Click HERE to access the interview, Part 2.I was prompted to re-post this engaging, heartfelt interview by my friend and colleague Carolyn Lebanowski who posted an intriguing essay on BIZCATALYST360 about your story as legacy.  Practical Tip: Click HERE to purchase a copy of Before I Go: The Essential Guide.Story Prompt: You have a story. It is still unfolding. What is it you can say in this moment about the life you have been given to live? Write that story!  Practical Tip: The magic of stories is also in the sharing. If you wish share your story with someone or something.   All that matters is you have a story.You're invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, share a nice shout out on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time! Remember to stop by the website, check out the Services, arrange a Discovery Call, and Opt In to stay current with Diane and Quarter Moon Story Arts and on Linked In.  Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts

October is in full swing and we've got all the feels over here on the pod. We reflect on our trip to Lewiston-Auburn earlier this month, including the driving tour of Dave's old stomping grounds, the condo-ficaton of Dave's old synagogue, and the beautiful European cathedral in the middle of Lewiston. More importantly, we discuss the retrieval of a dormant Torah from storage, the discovery of a gorgeous, un-voweled Hafatarah scroll, and how the trip back in time affected us both. On a lighter note, we prepare to go to Fenway for the ALCS, Dave talks about the Fryeburg Fair, and Dan reviews family weekend at Brandeis. Enjoy!

E62: The Halftime Show 10.3.21 Dan and Dave squeeze in a pod during the Patriots game on location in Poland, Maine. We address important issues surrounding waterfalls (big and small), hiking the Grand Canyon, Dave's deck demolition, and prepare for a long-awaited heritage tour of Lewiston-Auburn. Also: Dave is seeing a lot of patients, Dan has no need for longer meetings, Sox/Yanks in the playoffs, Torah retrieval, and the difference between discipline and willpower.

Welcome to this month's episode of Franco-American Pathways, the second in our Mapping Franco Lewiston series. If you haven't heard part one, we suggest going back and giving it a listen. It'll give you some context for this month's conversations. In part one, we focused on connecting the physical and cultural topographies of Lewiston in order to better understand its history; we visited Libby Bischof at the Osher Map Library to look at several different renderings of Lewiston-Auburn throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, and then spent a day on foot together in Lewiston to deepen our understanding of the Franco presence there. For this second part, we rounded out our exploration of Franco Lewiston talking with James Myall, co-author of The Franco-Americans of Lewiston-Auburn, historian, and policy analyst for the Maine Center for Economic Policy. Be sure to check out our blog to take a look at the resources mentioned and stay up to date on all our news. Music: Robert Sylvain Host: Julia Rhinelander Production and Editing: Julia Rhinelander The Archivists Corner: Anna Faherty La Collection Parle: Mauren Perry Merci, et très bonne écoute !

This week we talk to French Teacher Camden Martin. He's got an amazing story to share and he'll talk about the Lewiston-Auburn area, which we haven't covered much of. Alliance Française du Maine - https://afdume.org/ Museum L-A - https://www.museumla.org/ USM's Franco-American Collection - https://usm.maine.edu/franco-american-collection Don't forget to check out our Patreon for extra bonus content and a way to support the show - https://www.patreon.com/fclpodcast​​​... You can get your own FCL Face Mask, check out our merch on Teespring – https://www.teespring.com/fclpodcast​

Introducing Franco-American Pathways (Chemins Franco-Américains), a podcast that uses resources available at the University of Southern Maine's Franco-American Collection to celebrate Franco history, culture, and stories. In this pilot episode, we talk about the work being done at collections like ours to preserve and protect oral histories and artifacts that document the Franco experience. We talk a bit about the history of the Francos in Maine and New England, interview members of the Franco community, and give you a sample of one of our many oral histories. We hope that our collection will not only be a resource for the academic community, but also a means for Maine's Franco-Americans to connect with their heritage, and with each other. Please reach out via our website to see photos of the materials discussed in today's episode, connect about visiting the collection, or just to say “hi” and share your thoughts. Be sure to follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter! Guests: Dr. Mary Rice-DeFosse Doris Bonneau Hosts: Julia Rhinelander Anna Faherty (The Archivist's Corner) Maureen Perry (La Collection Parle) Music: Robert Sylvain Historical Sources: Owen, Joseph. “On This Date in Maine History: March 25.” Portland Press Herald. 25 March, 2020. Rice-DeFosse, Mary & James Myall. The Franco-Americans of Lewiston-Auburn. The History Press. January, 2015. Roby, Yves. The Franco-Americans of New England Dreams and Realities. Les éditions de Septentrion, English Edition. September, 2004. Vermette, David. A Distinct Alien Race: Industrialization, Immigration, and Religious Strife. Baraka Books. October, 2018.

(Intro) Feel Good Friday (Topic) What Celebrity do you think you could pull? (5TYNTK) More than 37% of Mainers fully vaccinated. NYT Tracker says Lewiston-Auburn has the third-worst Covid outbreak. Maine Med nurses vote to unionize.  Pats pick Mac Jones. Beach Trip w/ Erica Banks. (Dirty) T-Pain hasn't been checking his DMs. Arrests made in Lady Gaga dognapping case. Khaled drops Khaled Khaled + Jay-Z & Nas video. (Outro) Happy Oatmeal Cookie Day

Hope springs eternal and Dan and Dave kick off April with a blistering pod as the world creeps back towards normalcy. The guys reflect on an outdoor seder, tick bites, blood types, and Covid variants while also grappling with the discography of The Violent Femmes and The Lemonheads. Dave gets quizzed on Lewiston-Auburn eateries, Dan talks about a reflexive flex at his vaccination, and stories abound about a mythic Nirvana concert on Landsdowne Street in the early 90s.

While Maine has maintained one of the lowest rates of COVID-19 in the country, it made national headlines earlier this year for having one of the highest positivity rates for Black and African American people .

In this bonus episode, Drewby and Yergy review the happenings about our local area now that the Wuhan Coronavirus (now known as COVID-19,) has not only hit the USA, but has hit the twin cities of Lewiston/Auburn here in Maine. We cover some of the latest national news updates on the pandemic, discuss our own preparations for an eventual lockdown, and our journey into Hannaford in masks - as well as the lack of food and paper goods in supermarkets.  Join Our Facebook Group to Request a Topic: https://t.co/DeSZIIMgXs?amp=1 Support Our Patreon For More Unreleased Content: https://www.patreon.com/themiserymachine Instagram: miserymachinepodcast Twitter: misery_podcast #truecrime #documentary #mystery

No stranger to the stage, Carole Wise has been composing and performing for over 50 years. Carole began playing guitar at age eight and began a professional path by age 17, performing in local clubs and restaurants in her hometown of Lewiston/Auburn! Her musical journey would eventually trek across the country, spanning many genres and opportunities to share the stage with well-known local and national artistsCarole’s musical tapestry has been woven thread by thread, song by song, year-by-year from a meaningful journey, rich with struggles and discipline, integrity and gratitude. Her rapport with the audience is easy and intimate her voice fluid and soulful. Like Carole herself, her music has incredible energy and intensity as powerful as it is passionate at times it brings a tear to your eye. At times the smile to your heart…but it never leaves you unmoved.Carole returns to the stage and her musical roots after an eight year caregiving hiatus with a hopeful, positive spirit. She is grateful for this second act and for the love and support of her family and friends

No stranger to the stage, Carole Wise has been composing and performing for over 50 years.  Carole began playing guitar at age eight and began a professional path by age 17,  performing in local clubs and restaurants in her hometown of Lewiston/Auburn! Her musical journey would eventually trek across the country, spanning many genres and opportunities to share the stage with well-known local and national artists Carole’s musical tapestry has been woven thread by thread, song by song, year-by-year from a meaningful journey, rich with struggles and discipline, integrity and gratitude.  Her rapport with the audience is easy and intimate her voice fluid and soulful.  Like Carole herself, her music has incredible energy and intensity as powerful as it is passionate at times it brings a tear to your eye.  At times the smile to your heart…but it never leaves you unmoved. Carole returns to the stage and her musical roots after an eight year caregiving hiatus with a hopeful, positive spirit.  She is grateful for this second act and for the love and support of her family and friends

Joshua Shea hails from Lewiston Auburn, Maine where he sat on the City Council and where his entrepreneurial spirit gave birth to the Lewiston Auburn Film Festival and Lewiston Auburn Magazine before his meteoric rise was undone by alcoholism and porn addiction.   He is the author of the memoir "The Addiction Nobody Talks About" and the upcoming book, “He's a porn addict. Now what?”  He reached out to me thru the podcast and phoned in from Maine and shares here a pretty inspiring story of incomprehensible demoralization and recovery.  

An episode about homelessness in Lewiston/Auburn with an interview from Hope Haven Gospel Mission.

I've known Matty since I started with the Sea Dogs in 2005. I know you'll love this interview, we cover everything from play-by-play to WWE, super heroes, and the New England Patriots.

Thomas "Bummah" Gurney is a local musician in the community I now call home. He is famous locally (or, in some quarters, infamous) for such songs as "Dirty Lew" (https://youtu.be/6YTkxr3j2HQ) and "Infested" (https://youtu.be/N_H37tgk4Vo). I had so much fun interviewing him that I decided to feature him in the first episode of this new podcast. We talk about Lewiston/Auburn, his music, and his story. Welcome to Tatter. Special Guest: Thomas "Bummah" Gurney.

Ron Lanton - with True North Political Solutions brings another Health Policy Check-Up Segment with State Rep. Heidi Brooks with the state of Maine House of Representatives. She is a native of the Lewiston-Auburn area and graduated in the top 10 of her high school class. Brooks went on to earn a bachelor's degree at Boston College and a medical degree at New York Medical College. After completing an internship and residency in internal medicine at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Brighton, Mass., she returned to Maine.  Brooks has been actively involved in the community as a volunteer with the Maine People's Alliance, where she serves as co-chair of the board. She is the secretary of the Maine Democratic Party-Democratic State Committee. She is a grateful graduate of the 2012 class of Emerge Maine, a training program for Democratic women. She serves on the local Head Start board. They discuss MAC Drug Pricing Transparency and other pressing issues to our pharmacy industry.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ron Lanton - with True North Political Solutions brings another Health Policy Check-Up Segment with State Rep. Heidi Brooks with the state of Maine House of Representatives. She is a native of the Lewiston-Auburn area and graduated in the top 10 of her high school class. Brooks went on to earn a bachelor's degree at Boston College and a medical degree at New York Medical College. After completing an internship and residency in internal medicine at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Brighton, Mass., she returned to Maine.  Brooks has been actively involved in the community as a volunteer with the Maine People's Alliance, where she serves as co-chair of the board. She is the secretary of the Maine Democratic Party-Democratic State Committee. She is a grateful graduate of the 2012 class of Emerge Maine, a training program for Democratic women. She serves on the local Head Start board. They discuss MAC Drug Pricing Transparency and other pressing issues to our pharmacy in

Producer/Host: Ron Beard, University of Maine Cooperative Extension Topic: Maine Towns Take Action on Global Warming How are towns and organizations taking action on global warming? What are some of the projects that are making a difference? What advice do those involved have for anyone thinking of starting a similar project? Guests: Ann D. Burt, Maine Council of Churches; Deb Avalone-King, Maine Department of Environmental Protection, Air Bureau; Pam Person, Bucksport Environment and Energy Committee; Andrew Carpenter, City of Belfast Energy and Climate Committee; Julie Balistreri, University of Southern Maine, Lewiston-Auburn; Barbara DiBiase, Intern, Carbon Emissions, Falmouth Call in show The post Talk of the Towns 4/11/08 first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

Kate does no caffeine no sugar, no meat, no guys.  Kate's pee turns funny colors from drinking strange health drinks, Lindsey Lohan  is in recovery, Matt has turkey at long lost cousins house, Lewiston-Auburn is almost Portland, Kate gets drunk dialed by Matt and Frank of the Rumor Girls Uncut, Kate gets hammered with Uncle,  Matt's brother has computer problems, Matt has lots of vacation time this Christmas, Matt and Kate talk about Christmas Shopping, Kate hooks up with the rappers, Matt works too much, and Kate hates the cube, Kate old boyfriends don't do anything, Matt talks about his resume, Kate need to practice her computer noise, Matt gets a library card even though he hasn't taken his overdue book back since 1990, Matt spits out facts, Kate hates old people, Kate and Matt read Best of Craig's list. email:talesfromthecounter@gmail.com, leave a voicemail at 207-221-2679. myspace at http://www.myspace.com/talesfromthecounter. The Music in this show has been provided by the Podshow podsafe music network at http://music.podshow.com, Check out our blog at www.talesfromthecounter.com