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Mon 12/1 PAUL MAYEWSKI
After leading the University of Maine’s Climate Change Institute for 24 years, climate scientist Paul Mayewski stepped down from his role this past September. His transition comes amidst a shift in support for climate research. Mayewski joins us to talk about his career and research as a leading glaciologist, his outlook on the future of climate action, and what his plans are going forward.
Tue 12/2 THE SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE OF INEQUALITY
A new book by a Bates College sociology professor analyzes the ways in which people think about economic inequality—and the reasoning that leads many to accept the disparities around us. We’ll learn what some believe it will take to move toward a more fair and equitable society.
Wed 12/3 HORSES: LESSONS THEY TEACH US
Equestrian competitor and master horse trainer Chelsea Canedy's new memoir Finding Purpose reflects on decades of important life lessons learned from both horses and people. Canedy is based in Wales, Maine, where she teaches and trains at Unexpected Farm.
Thu 12/4 BEST & OVERLOOKED BOOKS
Each year we learn about new books to consider as gifts this holiday season—or for your own reading list. Which books have earned national attention, what are some lesser-known gems, and which classics are worth revisiting? Get recommendations for novels, non-fiction, poetry, young adult and children’s books, and great reads by local authors.
Fri 12/5 HOLIDAY EVENT ROUNDUP
There’s still time to catch some of the holiday events and happenings across the state this month. We’ll learn about festivals, light shows, performances, family fun, and historic homes dressed up for the season. What do you look forward to this time of year?
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How and why people accept disparities in income and wealth in our society -
Renowned polar explorer and climate scientist Paul Mayewski joins us to discuss his career, his research and the future of the planet -
How Indigenous cultural items and artifacts were stolen, and what's being done to return them -
Organic farming pioneer Eliot Coleman discusses his new book and how soil health is at the center of the original organic method -
Fact and misconceptions about celiac disease and gluten sensitivity—plus tips on gluten-free living and Thanksgiving recipes
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Maine Calling is a daily, live call-in radio program devoted to civilized conversations about almost anything – from politics and poetry to education and climate change, literature, and so much more. And every day, you the audience are invited to join the conversation with your phone calls, emails, social media posts, and voice messages in the Maine Public App. |
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