Episodios

  • God Wrestling with Deb Scamman & Janet Burns
    Mar 28 2025

    Deb and Janet, both congregants of The Church of Jesus Christ, of the Latter Day Saints, portray uniquely personal "stories" peppered with great elegance, integrity, intellect and humor in demonstrating faith and conviction to God.

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    58 m
  • Talking Philosophies with JessLynn
    May 28 2023

    Part Two

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    27 m
  • Talking Philosophies With JessLynn
    May 26 2023

    A debate   of sorts;   Parole vs Formulary Percentage of "Bids".  (part one) 

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    29 m
  • Michael Paddleford...Back From the Road
    May 15 2023

    Having returned to "The County" (Caribou, ME), Michael brings from the road news from both Mississsipi (a public radio station) as well as tidings from Indianna...

    Narcan ... What the future holds as pertains to legislation

    and more...

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    42 m
  • JessicaLynn CEO of Maine Prison Consultants (Part 2)
    23 m
  • Interview with JessicaLynn
    Mar 16 2023

    A Transitional Journey through the Prisons of Maine 

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    28 m
  • Jerome Weiner ... Consultant/ Behaviorist for El Rancho De La Vida Recovery Treatment Center
    Dec 23 2022

    Jerome Weiner is a  "child of the 1960s,..." " I left college thinking I was basically going to fix the world ..."    I've worked all my life in non-profits...

    "We work with people from every walk of life..." Abuse knows no boundaries."

    Non-profits have never been taught to work together..."  We had to put some parameters around it..."  We've become better competitors..."

    I'll stop when I realize I'm not having this much fun..."

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    37 m
  • Jan Collins of the Maine Prisoners Advocacy Coalition
    Sep 25 2022

    Jan Collins and her family lose their only "breadwinner", her father, to the Thomaston, Maine State Prison, as a very young school girl, forcing them into poverty. Thanks to the generosity of her uncle, a Maine dairy farmer, the family at least has the shelter of a plywood trailer with two bunks, but no running water, that was originally built to travel the country fair circuit.

    In spite of these obstacles, Jan somehow manages against the odds to become a science teacher, yet will be tested again when her own son, Gordon, follows his father down the same destructive path of substance abuse, into prison.   

    Today Jan, as the Assistant Director of the Maine Prisoners Advocacy Coalition, continues to wage battles on behalf of our incarcerated communities in order to bring to light the shocking level of a totally inadequate health care system, contracted out to a for-profit entity by the State of Maine. 

    Please listen to my interview with Jan Collins, a truly remarkable, dedicated, and engaging woman who makes startling discoveries that begin to reveal glimpses of a world totally unknown to the "outside" community. 

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    45 m
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