Host: AJ Stash and Hawo Mohamed
Guests:  MiMi and Marco of Signature Soul
This week, co-hosts AJ and Hawo chat with MiMi and Marco of Signature Soul about their journeys with creativity, and bringing community together through their crafts of expression to uplift the unique artistry in each person they meet. Rich with inspiration and care, this episode will leave you wanting to hear more from Signature Soul, so stay tuned for when we have Marco and MiMi back in the future for part 2!

Nicole Lund speaks with Kristen Webster of The Franklin County Recovery Center in Farmington about recovery resources offered for the community. 

https://www.franklinrecovery.org/

Host: Olivia Eckert
Guests:  Nicole Lemay

Host: Kage and AJ
Guests:  Aquarius Funkk
Priority is keeping in the call to action question toward the very end and promoting Aquarius's upcoming events.

Host: Emily Goulette
Guests:  Elizabeth Simoni and Shawn LeGrega

Maine Indigent Defense Center sits down with Elizabeth Simoni and Shawn LeGrega of Maine Pre-Trial to discuss the organization's mission and the programs it offers to support individuals navigating the criminal legal system. Tune in to learn more about the resources available through Maine Pre-Trial and the impact these programs have on communities across the state.

Nicole and guest, Bobbi, discuss addiction, recovery, and the importance of community support.

Hosts: Kage Johnson, AJ Stash, and Hawo Mohamed

Kage, AJ, and Hawo discuss the meaning of the word "survivor".

Hosts: Linda and Nicole

Guests:  Ashley Hamilton, Damariz Damken, Jon Courtney

Ashley Damariz, and Jon discuss the art project "Still Becoming" for justice-impacted women and their families in Maine.

Host: Liv and Swathi

Guests:  Vic, a Lewiston youth, and Nicole Lemay, from Youth Lead Justice

Blurb: Vic talks about meeting the needs of youth, particularly in Lewiston, and Nicole urges understanding young people and involvement at a recent community gathering.

Host: Kage Johnson and Hawo Mohamed

Guests:  Leah Hargrove, Executive Director of Ladder to the Moon and Elias Taye, Editor-in-Chief of Amjambo Africa,

Elias and Leah talk about justice and community in their work at Ladder to The Moon Network.