This week, Steve and Jeff welcome Dr. Noah Perlut, Professor at the School of Marine and Environmental Programs at UNE, to discuss all things about gulls — truly amazing and intelligent social animals. Also, the hosts talk about what it will mean when tens of thousands of Mainers can no longer afford health insurance.

This week, Steve and Jeff welcome Dr. Noah Perlut, Professor at the School of Marine and Environmental Programs at UNE, to discuss all things about gulls — truly amazing and intelligent social animals. Also, the hosts talk about what it will mean when tens of thousands of Mainers can no longer afford health insurance.

Jesse Fairbanks from Maine Vintage Toys is in talking about all things Nostalgic, Triva and more!

Matt Gagnon discussed President Donald Trump's pardon of Tim Lee Wicky, a real estate developer charged with rigging a bidding process for a University of Texas arena

Matt speaks with Security Analyst Josh Filler. Josh Filler is an attorney and former New York City, White House, and Department of Homeland Security official. Josh Filler works with law enforcement and other public safety agencies across the country on homeland security and emergency preparedness issues.

Stay updated on state and national politics with Jason Savage, the Executive Director of the Maine Republican Party, Jason Savage.

Matt Gagnon Danny & Jason discuss their preferences for cookies and peanut butter, with Matt favoring chocolate chip and peanut butter cookies, and noting his kids' peanut allergies limit his consumption. They debate the authenticity of peanut butter, with Matt preferring organic, natural varieties over processed brands like Jiff.

Admiral Frank Mitchell Bradley, known as Mitch, is under scrutiny for ordering a second military strike in the Caribbean, which killed two survivors of a boat targeted for drug smuggling. Despite having congressional authority, Bradley's actions are being questioned by lawmakers from both parties.

Matt Gagnon and Joe Lundberg discuss an upcoming cold front that will bring subzero temperatures and potentially break a record set in 1886. By morning, temperatures will be in the single digits, with some areas below zero. The forecast includes intermittent snow showers and persistent cold weather through mid-December, with highs in the low 20s. Lundberg predicts a white Christmas is likely due to the current snow cover. The cold weather is attributed to arctic air from Western Canada and Alaska, which will persist for the next 10 days.

The discussion centered on the designation and treatment of non-state actors like narco-terrorists compared to state-sponsored armies. Mike highlighted the confusion over whether recent actions against narco-terrorists in Venezuela constitute a police action or a war. Matt emphasized the historical context of the Geneva Conventions, rooted in World War I and II atrocities, and argued that non-state actors do not operate under the same rules. The conversation also touched on the ethical implications of bombing boats suspected of carrying drugs, the legality of torture, and the need for clearer communication from the administration on these issues.