Ben Barr 3.5.26

University of Maine hockey coach Ben Barr in his weekly conversation with our Bruce Pratt.


Colin Hay 2.19.26

Singer-songwriter Colin Hay returned to Downtown to talk about his upcoming Men at Work tour, heading out on the road with Ringo Starr again, and some of his recent solo […]


Noah Fearnley 2.19.26

Actor Noah Fearnley talks with us about his career and his role in the new FX/Hulu series, LOVE STORY.


James Austin Johnson 2.12.26

James Austin Johnson joined us on the show to talk about his work on Saturday Night Live, Better Call Saul, and his upcoming performances in Maine and New Hampshire.


Jack Tempchin 2.12.26

Songwriter Jack Tempchin talked with us about his career and a pair of recent album releases.


Molly Engstrom 2.17.26

Our Bruce Pratt talks with University of Maine women’s ice hockey coach Molly Engstrom.


Ben Barr 2.17.26

Maine Black Bear men’s hockey coach Ben Barr talks with our Bruce Pratt.


John Legend 2.15.26

Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Award winner John Legend joined us on our Maine Public Radio show, NORTHEAST CORNER, to talk about his career and his performance at Merrill Auditorium […]


Marshall Crenshaw 2.5.26

Singger-songwriter Marshall Crenshaw returned to Downtown to discuss his recent album, FROM THE HELLHOLE, an upcoming Record Store Day release, and his spring and summer live shows.


Molly Engstrom 2.11.26

UMaine women’s ice hockey coach Molly Engstrom gets together with our Bruce Pratt.


Ben Barr 2.11.26

University of Maine men’s hockey coach Ben Barr and his weekly conversation with our Bruce Pratt.


Ben Barr 2.4.26

Maine Black Bears men’s hockey coach Ben Barr with his weekly conversation with Bruce Pratt.


Molly Engstrom 2.4.26

University of Maine women’s hockey coach Molly Engstrom talks with our Bruce Pratt.


Jeff Richards 1.29.26

Comedian Jeff Richards returned to Downtown to discuss the new collection of his songs, DON’T KNOW YOU (BUT I MISS YOU).


John Cariani 1,29,26

Actor and playwright John Cariani talked with us about growing up in Maine and enduring popularity of his play, ALMOST, MAINE.