Jason Rice. is an experienced family law attorney with more than 15 years of legal practice across Florida, Maine, and New Hampshire. A native of Florida, Jason earned his Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of South Florida in Tampa before obtaining his Juris Doctor from Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport, Florida.
Jason began his legal career as a Staff Attorney for the 13th Judicial Circuit Court in Tampa, where he worked closely with judges on a wide range of matters, including family law. During this time, he contributed to numerous high-profile cases that drew national attention and co-authored “Relocations: A Judge’s Perspective” with the Honorable Judge Daniel Sleet.
He went on to serve as a Career Staff Attorney at Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal—then the busiest appellate court in the state—before transitioning into private practice with one of the nation’s largest insurance companies. In that role, Jason litigated hundreds of cases throughout Florida, handling both settlements and trials.
In 2019, Jason and his wife, Jessica, relocated their family to Maine. He initially practiced at a boutique law firm in Portland before being recruited in 2020 to a national family law firm, one of the largest in the United States.
Although Jason has practiced in multiple areas of law, his true passion lies in family law. That passion also led him to teach family law courses for over ten years at Hillsborough Community College in Tampa, where he helped educate and mentor future legal professionals.
Outside of the courtroom, Jason enjoys running, hiking, skiing, and embracing all things New England with his wife and their three children.

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Steve Becker began his career 23 years ago at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard as a crane mechanic, a trade that taught him precision, discipline, and the value of hard work. Fifteen years ago, what started as a simple hobby—cooking barbecue—quickly became a passion. Thirteen years ago, Steve took that passion a step further by building his own smoker, laying the foundation for what would become much more than just backyard cooking.
Influenced early on by his Grandma Jo, Steve believes food has a unique power to bring people together. That belief still drives everything he does. For Steve, barbecue isn’t just about flavor—it’s about dedication, patience, and putting real heart into the craft.
Most recently, Steve teamed up with fabricator Scott Brouillard to build a rat-rod–themed food truck from an old Penske truck—despite neither of them having ever set foot inside a food truck before. The entire build process is documented on the Flipping Customized YouTube channel, showcasing their creativity, problem-solving, and relentless work ethic.
Steve Becker’s journey blends blue-collar grit, family tradition, and a deep passion for barbecue—proof that when skill and heart come together, something special is built.  

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Innes Demers is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor based in Southern Maine. This spring, she opened her private practice, Black Cat Counseling LLC, where she provides counseling services to children, adolescents, and adults through both telehealth and in-person sessions at her part-time office in Buxton.

Innes integrates multiple therapeutic approaches in her work and specializes in trauma-focused therapy using Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). This evidence-based modality addresses negative cognitions and somatic responses that can develop after traumatic experiences, helping clients reprocess distressing memories through bilateral stimulation to reduce emotional activation and support healing.

Outside of her practice, Innes enjoys spending time on the ski slopes with her husband from late fall through mid-spring. In the warmer months, she can often be found on a nature trail or by the water. She loves reading, writing poetry, and spending time with her black cat, Spectra. Innes is also the author of a poetry chapbook titled Nature Powered Poems.

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Maegan is the owner of Balanced Business and Bookkeeping in Springvale, Maine, where she helps small businesses thrive through clarity, organization, and smarter financial strategy.

After becoming a mom, Maegan realized she needed a healthier work–life balance for herself and her son. She stepped away from Corporate America and took a contractor role as an accountant for a mom-owned baby feeding company. Experiencing the flexibility and fulfillment she’d been missing, she set out to create the same balance in her own life — and Balanced Business and Bookkeeping was born.

Armed with an MBA and a specialization in managerial accounting, Maegan offers clients everything from foundational bookkeeping to advanced managerial and cost accounting, business consulting, system setup, cleanup work, and more. Her approach blends precision, transparency, and practical strategy, helping business owners not just understand their numbers — but actually use them to grow.

In her spare time, Maegan embraces a very different but deeply meaningful passion: she is an Intuitive Medium. Having trained under renowned medium Cindy Kaza, she connects clients with loved ones on the other side, serving as a compassionate messenger and bridge between worlds.

Maegan brings a rare balance of logic and intuition, structure and soul — supporting others in both business and healing.

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Megan Titcomb, RN, is the founder of Flow State Health Ltd. She is a Holistic Nurse Coach and Xavier University Holistic Nursing graduate (2015) with ten years of bedside experience, primarily in cardiac critical care. Her background in high-acuity nursing shaped her belief that real wellness requires a whole-person approach that supports the body, mind, and spirit.

Meg is known for helping clients reduce stress, overcome anxiety, and break out of stagnation through a blend of evidence-based strategies and holistic coaching. Her philosophy is rooted in self-trust—a value strengthened by her decision to renovate a 1977 Chevy Van 30 and embrace life on the road. This journey fuels her work in guiding clients to uncover the root causes of their challenges, build genuine confidence, and create long-term positive change.

At Flow State Health, Meg provides education, accountability, and personalized coaching that empowers individuals to reconnect with their inner wisdom, strengthen emotional resilience, and reach their optimal state of well-being.    The 207 Collective Podcast is available on all major listening platforms and is recorded in Alfred Maine. 

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At just 24 years old, Christine Tovey was diagnosed with a Grade 3 anaplastic astrocytoma — a rare and aggressive form of brain cancer in her temporal occipital lobe. What followed was a grueling journey through brain surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy. Seven years later, Christine stands cancer-free — a proud mom, devoted wife, and a powerful voice of resilience. In this episode, she shares her inspiring story of survival, and finding purpose after one of life’s toughest battles.   The 207 Collective Podcast is available on all major listening platforms and is recorded in Alfred Maine.  

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Ryan Ferguson is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt under Devin Powell at Nostos MMA and Conditioning Facility. With over 11 years on the mats and 8 years of coaching experience, Ryan brings a wealth of knowledge, discipline, and passion to both his students and his own journey.

Beyond the dojo, Ryan serves as an instructor at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and lives an active lifestyle that reflects his love of challenge — whether it’s plunging into the icy waters of Maine or tackling trail races through rugged mountain terrain.

Having faced his own ups and downs with motivation and competition, Ryan shares how setting mini-goals and having the support of his wife help him stay grounded, driven, and constantly improving — both on and off the mats.   The 207 Collective Podcast is available on all major listening platforms and recorded in Alfred Maine. 

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Robyn Stankevitz was born in New Hampshire and raised in Sanford, Maine. In 2011, she followed in her father’s footsteps and began her career in law enforcement, becoming a second-generation police officer.

In August of 2024, Robyn was selected as a police K-9 handler and is partnered with a dual-purpose Belgian Malinois named Jax.

Robyn shares her journey from growing up in Sanford before the era of smartphones and social media, to navigating a male-dominated profession as a female officer, to overcoming depression and PTSD. Now over three years alcohol-free, she uses her platform to lead by example and inspire others.

Her social media presence centers around discipline, fitness, mental resilience, and personal growth — grounded in consistency, transparency, authenticity, and vulnerability.

You can follow Robyn and K-9 Jax on Instagram and TikTok at @robyn_andjax, as well as on Facebook.

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Charlene "Cheeny" Plante is running for Sanford City Council and would like your vote on November 4th. Get to know her and learn why she should get your vote with this quick episode, as well as the two other podcasts we have done.

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Moose the Miner is Maine’s loudest voice from underground — a hard-hatted philosopher with a pickaxe in one hand and a megaphone in the other. Known for his mix of quarry talk, crystal lore, and down-to-earth wisdom, Moose digs into the bedrock of history, humanity, and how not to be an @sshole. Whether he’s unearthing amethyst, old legends, or the truth beneath modern madness, Moose the Miner brings the boom from below — one rock, one rant, and one revelation at a time. The 207 Collective Podcast is available on all major listening platforms.  Please give us a like on all social media! 

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