Our panel of Maine editorial page editors join us to discuss the top issues they are covering during this ongoing crisis, as well as the stories that have affected people throughout Maine in the past month.

Sen. Angus King , junior U.S. senator from Maine, joins us to discuss the latest news from Washington, D.C., including federal response to the pandemic, his work on the president's economic task force and what criteria he is looking at for reopening the economy. He'll also address issues like the fate of the U.S. Postal Service, which currently struggling to survive.

More than 26 million Americans have lost their jobs due to the economic fallout of the worldwide coronavirus crisis. As a new federal relief bill sets aside aid for small businesses, our panelists offer answers to Maine business owners and employees seeking support.

From nurses to law enforcement to postal employees, people who are working directly with the public in this time of need share their experiences and the challenges they face due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

People are eager to work on their gardens, given that it's among the outdoor activities you can do safely while staying at home, and it has soothing effects in these uncertain times. Some are also looking for items to grow to augment their grocery supply. We'll learn about what you can do now to get your vegetables, flowers and yard off to a good start, and what to plant during this crisis.

Those dealing with substance use disorder in Maine already face multiple challenges. We’ll discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic has added to the obstacles they face in trying to recover – and what is being done by those helping to treat and support them during this time of social distancing. We’ll also hear about the state’s efforts to address these difficult issues.

We talk with an infectious disease doctor as well as Mainers who have experienced what it’s like to have COVID-19, and what the process of testing and recovery are like. We’ll also learn more about vaccines, immunity and antibody testing.

Economic experts join us to discuss which indicators they are tracking in order to predict the impacts that the pandemic will have on Maine's economy in the long run.

Maine Secretary of State Matt Dunlap joins us to talk about the change to the primary date, safety at polling sites, election security, the impact of stay-at-home orders on Maine's independent candidates, changes to how the Bureau of Motor Vehicles is operating because of the crisis, and the work his office is doing with Maine State archives in celebration of the bicentennial.

Nationwide, nursing homes and other congregate care facilities are hot spots for COVID-19--among residents and staff. Maine is seeing a similar pattern of outbreaks at different group care facilities across the state. What protective measures are in place, and what more can be done to stem the spread of the coronavirus?