Rockland Maine poet laureate emeritus Kendall Merriam reads from his recent and past works
On November 21, 2015, Rockland poet Kendall Merriam visited WRFR's studio and read three poems and the introduction to his 1980s work Medved...
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Maine Task force answers questions about Norwegian floating windpower plan
On May 23rd the US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management held a two hour virtual meeting of the Maine Ocean Energy Task Force to discuss next st...
Maine Windpower Forum Rockport Maine, May 20, 2010 Part 3
Part 3 of May 20, 2010 meeting at Rockport Opera House, Rockport Maine. 50 Minutes Long. Topics: Plan for windfarm on Camden Hills's Ragged...
Maine Windpower Forum Rockport Maine, May 20, 2010 Part 2
People and sounds that are important parts of Penobscot Bay : its wild gulls, and bouldery landwash, the call and chant refrains of Penobsco...
Maine Windpower Forum Rockport Maine May 20,. 2010 Part 1
People and sounds that are important parts of Penobscot Bay : its wild gulls, and bouldery landwash, the call and chant refrains of Penobsco...
The Emperor Lays an Egg - read by Kalen Darney.
Emperors are known for many things, but only an amazing emperor - the Emperor Penguin- lays eggs. Find out how and why in this fascinating b...
Energy Ocean: Obama's Dept of Interior sets course for US wave & tidal energy
On June 15, 2009 Maureen Bornholdt of the federal Office of Offshore Alternative Energy Programs gave this 40 minute keynote speech to the p...
Weekend Roundtable - Maine state prison warden, officials under self-investigation
Today's 30 minute podcast reviews an recent article by Kim Lincoln of Village Soup's Rockland Herald Gazette on the interim results of an in...
Sears Island defenders loudly cry foul at Maine Governor's "environment award" ceremony.
In this week's 24 minute long edition of the weekend roundtable, I talk about, and play an excerpt of, our band of grassroots activists hect...
Prison Solitaire - the fight against torture in Maine.
This week's Weekend Roundtable features a caller commenting on Maine's continuing use of torture in its prisons. He describes his own experi...
Groundfish - nearshore and inshore industry could restart
On May 13, 2009 Robin Alden, executive Director of Penobscot East, and Jeff Smith of The nature Conservancy gave a presentation of the Maine...
Penobscot Bay Scallopers Part 2- the ecological ethic at work
Scallopers Michael Keating and Arthur Alley talk for 33 minutes with WRFR Community Radio's Ron Huber about their fishery in southwest Penob...
Scallopers prognosis for bay
On April 23, 2009 scallopers Arthur Alley and Michael Keating visited the studio of WRFR Community Radio in Rockland,to talk about scallops...
Open Maine Rivers - Kerry Hardy tells legislators.
Legislature's Natural Resources Committee held a public hearing on LD 1282 "An Act To Protect and Enhance Maine Marine Fisheries." The bill...
Scallopers & DMR talk closed areas at meeting in Rockland
On April 8, 2009 Maine DMR hosted a meeting at the Rockland Ferry terminal to discuss potential closed aras within the waters of Penobscot B...
Scalloper Michael Keating of Owls Head talks about stewarding the riches of Penobscot Bay's Mussel Ridge
The Mussel Ridge archipelago of islets and ledges in southwest Penobscot Bay is interlaced by swirling currents of water from both the Gulf...
Eelgrass Workshop's grim findings for New England & Atlantic Canada
On February 24th & 25th the Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment and a host of other NGOs held a workshop in Portland titled "Sta...
Sears Island: Mitigating allows Mutilating the Penobscot river/bay interface
This is a shorter reposting of BayWatch talking by phone to Harlan McLaughlin, president of Fair Play for Sears Island. Harlan explains the...
Weekend Roundtable: Earth First! inmates, and an ex-inmate phones in to the show.
Enjoy a 40+ minute show that includes an overview of the state of corrections in Maine and elsewhere, and segues into a lengthy phone conver...
Rockland Seafood : Jess' Market & the Lobster Crisis.
On December 17th, Penobscot Bay Report's Ron Huber spoke with Jamie Johnson of Jess'Market on South Main Street in Rockland, Maine, about ho...
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