Category: Interviews

Laura Hodos returned to the show to talk about her upcoming cabaret show, BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY SCREEN, presented by Penobscot Theatre, Monday, December 30 and Tuesday, December 31 at the Bangor Opera House.

Mighty John Marshall fills us in on This Day in Rock & Roll History.

Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe returned to the show today to discuss the NBA, the Red Sox, and more.

Pete Abraham of The Boston Globe joined us to talk about the Red Sox offseason moves and what they still aim to accomplish.

Bruce Pratt reads a classic from the great W.C. Heinz and a poem by Don Johnson on this week’s Sports Lit 101.

John Karalis of Boston Sports Journal with the latest on the Celtics on today’s show.

On this week’s Message in the Bottle, Eric Mihan of Bangor Wine and Cheese Company discusses the sale of the business and more.

On this week’s Pass the Popcorn, Allen Adams discussed CARRY-ON and KRAVEN THE HUNTER.

The Boston Globe’s Chad Finn talked with us about the Patriots, the Red Sox offseason moves, and more.

Writer Marc Scott Zicree, author of THE TWILIGHT ONE COMPANION, joined us to talk about the 100th anniversary of Rod Serling’s birth on December 25, and the annual New Year’s Twilight Zone Marathon.

We talk high school basketball with Marc Calnan of Eastern Maine Sports.

We get the details on This Day in Rock & Roll History from Mighty John Marshall.

Singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash talks about TIME IS A MIRROR, the new exhibit honoring her work at the Country Music Hall of Fame, and her new, remastered collection, THE ESSENTIAL ROSANNE CASH.

World Almanac editor Sarah Jannsen returned to Downtown to talk about the 2025 edition of the book.

Author Tripp Whetsell joined us to discuss his new book, THE LIFE AND TIMES OF NORMAN LEAR.