| WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs ArchivesAudio archives of spoken word broadcasts from Community Radio WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill (weru.org) |
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Host: Amy Browne
Engineer: Joel MannIssue: Open-mic style call-in show
Key Discussion Points:
“conspiracy theories”, 9/11 truth, WERU transmitter campaign, E/W Highway, strip searches, community supported agriculture, local food, upcoming eventsGuests by name and affiliation: n/a
Call In Program: yes
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Host: Amy Browne
Engineer: Joel MannIssue: Open-mic style call-in show
Key Discussion Points:
Bipartisan politics, political participation, upcoming events, drones, Mirza Shahzah Akbar denied visa, Juniper Ridge/Old Town landfill, Casella, chicken jerky treats for dogs- danger, CSAs, local food, unions, Governor LePageGuests: n/a
Call In Program: Yes
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Producer/Host: Amy Browne
Studio Engineer: Joel Mann
Issue: Open-mic style call in show
Program Topic: various
Key Discussion Points (list at least 3):
Upcoming events in the area
LPG
Questions from a new Maine resident for fellow listeners
Atlantica trade corridor
Corporate control
CSAs, local food
Gender parity
Guests by name and affiliation: n/aCall In Program: Yes
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Broadcast Time: 4pm
Program Topic: Blue Hill Rallies In Support of Farmer Brown
Key Discussion Points:
a) Why is the state suing farmer Dan Brown?
b) How does the state’s action impact small local farms and their customers?
c) How does the State’s action conflict with the local food ordinance passed in Blue Hill (and several other towns)?
Guests: Farmer Dan Brown and supporters, speaking at a rally in Blue Hill on 11/18/11
More information is available at http://www.razoo.com/story/Weareallfarmerbrown
Call In Program: NoHost and Producer: Amy Browne
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Issue: Celebrating Food Heritage in Downeast Maine
Broadcast Time: 10-11
Program Topic:
Key Discussion Points:
·Interest in food, food systems, food heritage is abundant…
·What is the scope of the interest and what is fueling that interest?
·What is food heritage, as a concept?Guests:
·Joshua Torrance, Woodlawn Museum
·Katie Freedman, Healthy Acadia
·Todd Little-Seibold, College of the Atlantic
·Regina Grabrovac, Washington County Farm to SchoolCall In Program: Yes
Host: Ron Beard, University of Maine Cooperative Extension
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Issue: Farm and Food Policy
Program Name: Common Ground
Broadcast Date: 11.4.11
Broadcast Time: 10-11 am
Program Topic: Farm & Food Policy
Key Discussion Points:
a) Local Foods Act, HR 3286
b) Farm insurance
c) Building local markets for food
Guests by name and affiliation:
A) Congresswoman Chellie Pingree
B) Brian Snyder, Executive Director, Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture
C ) Katie Green, Cheryl Wixson, Russell Libby
Call In Program: Yes
Political Broadcast: No
Host: Russell Libby
Engineer: Amy Browne -
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Producers/Hosts: Melissa Pillsbury White, MOFGA
Studio Engineer: Amy Browne
Topic: Maine Food Independence Day
How are we getting more Maine food on Maine plates? What projects/models are working to reach new people with local foods? How do we achieve food independence in Maine?
Guests: Sara Trunzo, Unity College; Laura Binger, Food AND Medicine
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Producer/Host: Ron Beard, University of Maine Cooperative Extension
Studio Engineer: Joel MannTopic: A local food ordinance for the Blue Hill Peninsula and beyond?
What is the actual proposal and how would it work?
What do you imagine the outcome will be, for producers, growers, the local community, after a town adopts the ordinance?
If the local food ordinance passes, how would you advise producers and consumers to attend to concerns about food safety?Guests:
Heather Retberg, Quill’s End Farm, Blue Hill
Ruth Sullivan, Halcyon Grange
Cullin Schneider, Blue Hill Peninsula Chamber of Commerce
Jason Bolton, Food Safety Educator,
University of Maine Cooperative Extension
Hal Prince, Director , Division of Quality Assurance & Regulations, Maine Dept. of Agriculture, Food & Rural Resources
Walter Kumiega, Representative, District



