Category: Entertainment Guests

Marty Roe of the band Diamond Rio joins us to talk about their new EP, AMERICA WORKS, and the 35th anniversary of their first hit, MEET IN THE MIDDLE.

Author Meghan Cox Gurdon discusses her book FREE RANGE GIRL, which looks back at her childhood living off-the-grid in rural Maine in the 1970s.

Singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega joined us to discuss her current tour and her recent album, FLYING WITH ANGELS.

Actress and improvisor Stephnie Weir joined us in advance of a pair of Maine shows from Bluebird Improv.

Actress Patricia Quinn discusses originating the role of Magenta in Rocky Horror Picture Show and the film’s lasting legacy.

University of Maine women’s hockey coach Alex Gettens talks with our Bruce Pratt.

Turner Classic Movies host Alicia Malone returned to the show to talk about her new book, a mystery set in Maine called MURDER AT THE MOVIES.

Sona Movsesian, from Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend, talked with us about her new memoir, THE WORLD’S WORST MOM.

Actress Jaclyn Smith visited with us to talk about her new memoir, I ONCE KNEW A GUY NAMED CHARLIE.

Filmmaker Ian Cheney joined us to discuss his powerful new documentary, THE WORK IN PROGRESS.

Musician Dweezil Zppa talked with us about the 20th anniversary of his LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON Tour.

Actress, model, singer, and host Twiggy joined us to discuss the documentary, TWIGGY: THE WOMAN BEHIND THE ICON.

The legendary Graham Nash returned to Downtown to discuss touring, photography, and activism.

Filmmakers Lynn Novick and Lucas Frank joined us to discuss CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN AMERICA, their four-part documentary that comes to PBS this November.

Comedian Tom Papa returned to discuss his upcoming tour, life with an empty nest, and a couple of projects he has in the works.