Maine Calling

Longtime NPR journalist Peter Breslow discusses his career and shares stories from his new memoir

We highlight excerpts from three recent favorite shows

Some of the most notable and interesting state and federal court cases in Maine history

How 3D printing works, and the many applications of this technology—especially for the new huge University of Maine 3D printer

How conservationists are working to bring back the almost-extinct American Chestnut tree, and what that teaches about protecting other tree species

Answers to your questions about college options and decisions, including what to do about the problems with FAFSA

What was or was not accomplished during the recent legislative session

How do we approach climate change — with hope or fear? What is the outlook for Maine, and for our planet?

What it mean to live according to a social contract, and does our society do that well?

As part of our series "The Cost of Living: Maine's Housing Shortage," we examine ways to alleviate the housing crisis through shared housing arrangements

How to introduce variety in your landscape to help wildlife and contribute to a healthy environment

The latest development in Gaza, the U.S. role in the conflict—and how one doctor works for peace

The need for more live organ donations, and what to know about kidney transplants in Maine

The power of art to strengthen community through healing, memory and a sense of place

The tradition of wooden boatbuilding in Maine, what it entails, and how to learn

Comments and stories about how the eclipse experience was for town organizers, scientists and the public

Best-selling author Anne Lamott discusses her new book on the nature of love

Live from Jackman: We learn all about experiencing the historic eclipse from Maine