Doc Goodwin is a Navy combat veteran 7.5 years of service as a Corpsman. Doc left the Navy in 2009 where he went on to join a reality TV show and traveled the world. After learning of the veteran suicide epidemic Doc moved back to his home state of Maine and founded the Maine Veterans Project.

Colonel (R) Jack Mosher discusses the current status of Maine’s Homeless Veterans with Jim Bachelder of Maine Veterans In Need and Chairman of the Maine Homeless Veterans Committee, Maine Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing New England Coordinator Joe Cresta discusses healing disabled veterans through fly fishing with host Colonel (R) Jack Mosher. Project Healing Waters is a nationwide non-profit serving the disabled veteran community.

Cristina Brier was legally adopted by this shows host half a decade ago. After attending Erskine Academy in China, Maine, Cristina was issued a Florida birth certificate, an IRS tax payer ID number, and she has full medical insurance in the USA. She has recently been denied legal entry into the U.S.A. at the Texas border and remains at risk, away from her father and family, while her immigration saga continues. Listen to her story here.

While in the throws of mourning the death of her elderly father, joining her brother’s winter trek into the deep woods of Maine was the only thing that seemed to make sense. Together, brother and sister head up the tallest mountain in Maine, at the end of the Appalachian Trail, to “say hi to Dad” above the clouds. Drawing on memories of a father’s teachings and on the power of a loving family, they set upon trails known for centuries to be sacred in search of both adventure and solace. In this outdoor adventure memoir, their memorial trek leads them across one of the most harrowing trails in the winter - Knife Edge Trail.

Rob Carmichael talks to former University of Maine and current Stetson University Head Baseball Coach Steve Trimper who shares his leadership advice as detailed in his book, "Walk Off Winning"-- A Game Plan for Leading Your Team and Organization to Success.

Christi Holmes, registered Maine Guide and founder of Maine Women Hunters, speaks with host Catherine Gordon. The Machias native works as a design engineer and writes monthly columns for The Maine Sportsman and the Bangor Daily News.

Mainely Matters Real Estate channel host Elisha Hardy introduces herself and talks about how covid has affected the buying and selling of real estate in Maine over the past year, as well as the pitfalls of buying or selling a home through a "For Sale By Owner" listing.

From truck driver to healthy baking, how it's done! Our Maine Made host Patricia Matthews speaks with Kelly Thompson, owner of The Whole Grain bake shop of Brewer, Maine.

Chris Olsen, founder of Welcome To Housing, talks about the good work this Bangor based non-profit does for people in need across the entire state of Maine.