Podcast on Democracy, Journalism and the Informed Community with reporter and columnist Bill Nemitz, Portland Press Herald concerning news deserts and the informed community.  Oral History and Folklife Research in collaboration with the First Amendment Museum, Augusta, ME.  Funded by the Maine Humanities Council

Journalism, Democracy and the Informed Community:  Bill Nemitz

Podcast with Judy Myer, Editor, Lewiston Sun Journal.  This podcast is a collaboration with Oral History and Folklife Research and the First Amendment Museum, Augusta, ME, funded by the Maine Humanities Council

Democracy, Journalism and the informed Community: Judy Meyer

Podcast with Emily Hayes, reporter for the Lincoln County News concerning news deserts and the informed community.  This podcast is a collaboration of Oral History and Folklife Research and the First Amendment Museum, August, ME.  Funding is provided by the Maine Humanities Council

Democracy, Journalism and the Informed Community:  Emily Hayes

Podcast with Sarah Fuller, Town Council Chair, Winthrop ME, concerning news deserts and the informed community.  This podcast is a collaboration of Oral History and Folklife Research and the First Amendment Museum, Augusta, ME.  Funded by the Maine Humanities Council

Democracy, Journalism and the Informed Community: Sarah Fuller

Podcast with Eric Conrad, Editor of the nonprofit  news site the Maine Monitor concerning news deserts and the informed community.  This podcast is a collaboration of Oral HIstory and Folklife Research and the First Amendment Museum.  Funded by the Maine Humanities Council

Democracy, Journalism and the Informed Community: Eric Conrad

Podcast featuring Maine's Downeast Country Dance Festival 

Tradition and Voice: Downeast Country Dance Festival

Fowsia Musse escaped Somalia during a raid when she was five years old. After living a nomadic life in Ethiopia, she came to the U. S. when she was twelve and eventually settled in Maine. 

Immigrant Voices: Fowsia Musse

Interview with Robert and Jeanne Peacock, Eastport, ME, April 19, 2013.  Robert Peacock owned the Peacock Cannery.  Jeanne Peacock packed sardines.

Robert and Jeanne Peacock, Eastport, ME

Interview with Myrtress Harrington, Stueben, Maine, July 30 2012,  on the sardine canning industry in Maine.  Harrington packed sardines for the Stinson cannery in Prospect Harbor, ME.

Myrtress Harrington

Cynthia and her husband Bill came to Gouldsboro, ME and settled in the 1970's as part of a "Back-to-the-Land" movement.  They founded Darthia Farm, which is still operating today.

Cynthia Thayer

Podcast from an interview with Vanessa Munsey, Biddeford, ME.  Funded by the Maine Developmental Disabilities Council.

Life On My Own: Vanessa Munsey

Interview with Vanessa Munsey, Biddeford, ME, August 28, 2019.
Funded by the Maine Developmental Disabilities Council.

Vanessa Munsey Interview

Interview with Maryann Preble, Augusta, ME, August 30, 2019.
Funded by the Maine Developmental Disabilities Council.

Maryann Preble Interview

Interview with Richard Raymond, Winthrop, ME, September 20, 2019
Funded by the Maine Developmental Disabilities Council.

Richard Raymond Interview

Interview with James Reed, Limerick, ME, August 29, 2019
Funded by the Maine Developmental Disabilities Council.

James Reed Interview

Interview with Vicki Schad, Vassalboro, ME, September 9, 2019.   The interview tells the story of her brother, Bobby Reynolds and his experience at Maine's Pineland Hospital and Training Center for developmental disabilities.
Funded by the Maine Developmental Disabilities Council

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Oral History and Folklife Research, Inc. is dedicated to preserving and presenting, through sound, image and performance, the stories, voices and cultural traditions of Maine and beyond. 

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