Comedian Paula Poundstone returns to discuss her videos to save democracy to odd job application questions.

Alicia Malone of Turner Classic Movies and New York Times film critic A.O. Scott preview their Conversation Series: Postcards from Italy, coming July 12 & 19 to The Strand Theatre in Rockland.

Rocker George Thorogood talks about his Baddest Show on Earth Tour, which comes to Bangor in early September.

Chad Finn of The Boston Globe with some thoughts on the Celtics' Jaylen Brown trade.

Actor Lou Diamond Phillips joined us to talk about his new film, GANGLAND, which is available in theaters and digitally on July 10.

Director Katie Aselton discusses THEIR TOWN, her new movie filmed in Maine, written by husband Marc Duplass, and starring their daughter, Ora.

Historian Jared Peatman looks back at Joshua Chamberlain and the men of the 20th Maine in his new book, A HELL OF A REGIMENT.

Robin Wilson of Gin Blossoms talks with us about their career and summer tour with Blues Traveler and Spin Doctors.

Charlene Amoia discusses her work in The Breadwinner and Scary Movie, as well as her long run as Wendy in How I Met Your Mother.

Chad Finn of The Boston Globe discusses the Red Sox, the Knicks NBA Championship, and late broadcaster Eddie Andelman.

Filmmaker James Keach discusses his new documentary, GREGG ALLMAN: THE MUSIC OF MY SOUL.

Mike Campbell talks about MISSION OF MERCY, the new album from The Dirty Knobs, and looks back at his work with Tom Petty and touring with Fleetwood Mac.

Judy Collins returns to tell us about her upcoming SWEET JUDY BLUE EYES Tour.

John Davidson previews the new season of his New Hampshire performance venue, CLUB SANDWICH.

Director, producer, and co-writer Anthony Maras discusses his new film on the D-Day invasion, PRESSURE.

Chad Finn of The Boston Globe talks Red Sox, Patriots, and Celtics.

University of Maine hockey broadcaster Mike Tuell explains why he thinks the Black Bears are spending money wisely.

Cast members Laura Hodos and Tyler Dobies preview THE FANTASTICKS at Penobscot Theatre Company in Bangor.

Michael Schur and Joe Posnanski discuss their book, BIG FAN: 2 FRIENDS, 82,490 MILES, AND THE WILD, WONDERFUL SPORTS WE LOVE.

Singer-songwriter Karla Bonoff talks about her career and her upcoming shows in Boothbay Harbor and Waterville.

David Roth of Defector is back to weigh in on Tom Brady's unusual post-football career.

Shawn Laatsch from Versant Power Astronomy Center and Jordan Planetarium has a look at June events at the center and in the skies.

Actor Kal Penn talks about his podcast with Ed Helms, EARSAY.

Bruce McCulloch discusses his new album, DARK PURPLE SLICE.

Eddie Muller from Turner Classic Movies tells us about his upcoming fundraiser for The Strand in Rockland, Maine.

David Roth of Defector weighs in on the Mets, the NBA playoffs, and his upcoming trip to Maine.

Chad Finn of The Boston Globe shares his thoughts on the Red Sox.

Singer-songwriter-keyboardist John "Papa" Gros previews his upcoming show in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and talks about his new album, GIANTS.

Country music legend Clint Black discusses his memoir, KILLIN' TIME: MY LIFE AND MUSIC.

Singer John Ford Coley joins us to celebrate the 50th anniversary of I'D REALLY LOVE TO SEE YOU TONIGHT, his first hit single with partner England Dan Seals.

Sean McAdam of MassLive talks Red Sox.

Film critic Allen Adams has a summer movie preview.

Singer-songwriter Livingston Taylor talks about his current tour and his relationship to the audience.

Chad Finn of The Boston Globe discusses the struggling Red Sox.

On Sports Lit 101, Bruce Pratt tells us about the new book, SANCTIONED SAVAGRY: A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE IN AMERICAN FOOTBALL by Michael Oriard.

Comedian Paula Poundstone is back with us this week talking about her upcoming show in Maine, ventriloquists, and her love of all things Frankenstein.

Lauren Jones of Trousdale discusses their career and the Deluxe edition of their latest album, GROWING PAINS, which comes out on May 15.

Filmmaker Anthony Lucero talks about his new movie, PAPER BAG PLAN.

Food Coma's Joe Ricchio celebrates the Maine Italian sandwich.