The Maine-Canada border has been closed since the beginning of the pandemic. We'll learn about impacts of the closing and what to expect with the pending re-opening.

Author and environmental consultant Thomas Urquhart discusses his new books, Up For Grabs, about the history of Maine's public lands.

Plans for more electric vehicles, charging stations, and smarter energy use are part of Maine's Clean Transportation Roadmap.

Maine CDC Director Nirav Shah answers questions about the Delta variant, vaccinations, return to masking—and predictions for the direction of the pandemic.

Sen. Angus King discusses national news and priorities; Maine news editor Ben Bragdon analyzes top news stories from the month of July in Minae.

NPR "All Things Considered" co-host and acclaimed journalist Mary Louise Kelly discusses her life, career and current events.

How can Maine's child protective services be improved to ensure the safety of vulnerable children? We'll learn about steps that are being taken to improve the child welfare system.

While the opioid crisis gets most of the attention, the use of stimulant drugs, such as cocaine and methamphetamines, is prevalent and troubling. We learn what is being done in Maine to address problems with stimulant use, addiction and death.

Agritourism is growing in Maine and nationwide. We learn how farms connect with visitors to bring in income and promote agriculture, while contributing to the state's tourism economy.

Medical experts join us to discuss the direction of the pandemic in Maine, and to answer questions about vaccines, Delta variant, masking, long covid and more.