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Left of the Dial is a weekly radio show (Weds. 5:30-7PM EST on WMPG 90.9FM Southern Maine Community Radio from USM) hosted by DJ Shaxx, celebrating the weird, wonderful, and often overlooked corners of alternative, punk, post-punk, new wave, and college rock of the 70s, 80s and 90s.This podcast goes behind the music with extended conversations featuring in-studio guests.

WMPG’s Blunt Youth Radio Project brings together Maine teenagers to produce audio stories and interviews on topics that matter to them. Finished work is aired on WMPG or made available in podcast format.The young people handle all aspects of audio production: story development, contacting interview subjects, reporting, recording, editing, on-air hosting, broadcast engineering, podcast production, and sharing and promoting finished audio pieces.Whether youth are participating in Blunt-hosted workshops or long-term audio correspondents, there is room for everyone to be part of our audio team. ...

Community Voices for Change is a talk show highlighting the work of individuals and organizations working to enhance the greater good of communities. Producer and Host Richard Rudolph begins each show with music from Sam Cooke’s Ain’t That Good News Album -“A Change is Gonna Come”. The show is also based on the writings of Howard Zinn and other writers who believe if we can get organized “Small acts” multiplied by hundreds, thousands of people we can transform our communities, the state and even possibly the world. Our sound engineer is Dennis Kirkpatrick.

A scant half-hour of outspoken spoken word and thrilling sound design, fiction/non-fiction, vintage/brand-new, voiced by a cast of thousands. We interview everyone from international rock stars and producers to leading tech geeks; interpret political and cultural content from Wonkette.com; original comedy, satire and parody; improv; vintage sci-fi and contemporary speculative fiction. Space, time, questions, conversations, comedy...weird.

In this series inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Beloved Community, Dr. Idella Glenn, Vice President of Equity, Inclusion, and Community Impact at USM, sits down with members of the community to foster and embrace the all-inclusive spirit of USM. "Dr. King’s Beloved Community is a global vision, in which all people can share in the wealth of the earth. In the Beloved Community, poverty, hunger and homelessness will not be tolerated because international standards of human decency will not allow it. Racism and all forms of discrimination, bigotry and prejudice will be replaced by an ...

In this podcast, we discuss our experiences as women in the gen-z generation. We will cover various topics and situations that the "everyday" college girl can relate to, spanning from modern feminism to dating in your twenties. As two women that are laying their roots in the Portland area, we hope to connect with the city and the students who inhabit it. By reaching a broader audience, our message would be heard with the intention of creating community among USM and in the Greater Portland area.

Host: Dr. David Lowry This podcast is named “Returning the Land” for two related reasons. First of all, the “United States” is a nation founded within and funded through theft from American Indian and other Indigenous peoples. While many people know this as fact, to many people this is brand new information. Second, this podcast is a statement about the need to shift how we talk and label. It is a linguistic shift. In a world where human bodies are constantly re-labelled (e.g. in terms of gender, disability, etc.) all non-Indigenous Americans enjoy a world in which colonial labels ...

Transgender Ecologies is a podcast series devoted to exploring the transgender experience through the written word. Series One: Non-Binary Poetics Host: t love smith t love smith (they/them/their) is a non-binary poet currently interning at Maine Writers and Publishers Association (MWPA) and studying transgender ecologies and poetics as a UROP fellow at the University of Southern Maine. they were a Martin Dibner Memorial Fellow for 2023 and they will begin a Creative Writing MFA at Stonecoast, summer 2024. they are a member of a women and non-binary writers’ guild. their poetry has been ...

Audiophiles is a podcast created by USM students from the Communication and Media Studies class in Digital Radio and Audio Production. Great guests and great discussions.

Hi, I'm Chris O'Brian, 2-time graduate of USM currently serving as the Assistant Director of Student Engagement and Leadership with a mission to inform students, parents, alumni, and the community about what resources, departments, and opportunities are available at the University of Southern Maine. We'll invite a variety of guests in to have a quick chat about what they do on campus and how that enhances the overall experience.

Voices from the Other Side is primarily intended, first of all, to be a beacon of hope and a true 'voice" for our "forgotten" incarcerated communities, of both women and men , within the confines of the Department of Corrections. Certainly our target audience( as well as interviewees) may very well be these same prisoners , who might otherwise ,for the most part, face an almost insurmountable task of ever being heard from, by the outside community, while serving out their sentences. On the other hand, our "stakeholders" could very well, for example, also include the Commissioner of the DOC, ...

Only Living Danny is a college/young adult advice-based podcast in which I, Danny Walter, discuss a variety of topics and share my own personal experiences. As a current senior, early adulthood comes with a whirlwind of emotions, but not everything has to be looked at with a dooming perspective. I will be discussing different topics weekly centered around adulthood, and will be having a variety of special guests around my age to share their own personal takes on being a young adult in 2024. Gen-z gets wild backlash on the daily, so I would love to show that we are smarter than Tik Tok ...

A talk show about the Power of curiosity and creativity.

Join Sarah and Dave for a weekly deep dive into the quirks of human connection. From friendships across generations to everyday interactions, their unscripted and hilarious conversations are rooted in personal experiences that will leave you laughing. You never quite know what they’ll say next, but one thing’s for sure—it’ll be entertaining! Have questions or comments? Reach out at katiesjustlikethat@gmail.com. Don’t forget to subscribe and follow so you never miss an episode!

Justice Radio is a talk-show that tackles hard questions about our criminal legal system in Maine.How do we actually envision justice?Does our current criminal legal system provide justice?Do prisons and jails keep us safe? What should accountability and repair look like in the wake of harm?How do people releasing into communities cope with the overwhelming adjustment to technology changes, finding housing and work, and building relationships?Our rotating hosts will offer an ongoing 4-week cycle of shows that address these and other questions through moderated conversations with leaders in the...

The Final Round is a podcast based around combat sports and affiliated topics such as MMA, Boxing, and Wrestling among many others. We discuss current news and upcoming events within the professional combat sports scene as well as recapping the events from the previous week. In addition, we will also showcase USM Wrestling and local fights.

BonJour Maine is a French language news and information podcast produced by Amjambo Africa, hosted by Eloge Willy Kaneza.

NewsDrop is one of the projects from the 2025 semester of Communication and Media Studies CMS322 Digital Audio Storytelling. Fourteen students recorded and edited an audio news story on a topic of their choice. They covered Violence in Lewiston schools, Indigenous Law, Homelessness, AI, the arts and more!

Political Dissonance is an unapologetic podcast of resistance, one that analyzes systems of oppression, and the interplay of capitalism, racism, imperialism, and colonization. We reject these systems of conquest, extraction, exploitation, and domination, and explore other ways of being. Please join us the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month to meet with artists, activists, organizers, poets, teachers, and revolutionaries. We will struggle with one another. We will elevate one another. And we will build beloved community in the pursuit of our collective liberation.

Keeping Up With Khmer Maine is a monthly radio and podcast show produced in partnership with WMPG. Hosted by Khmer Maine’s Arts & Culture Coordinator, SreyArt Rathbut, and Board Member and interculturalist, Liz Greason, the show brings Cambodian voices and perspectives to the airwaves while creating space for dialogue with the wider Maine community.Each episode highlights stories, history, and current work of Khmer Maine and its partners. From exploring the roots of Maine’s Cambodian community and the ongoing impact of resettlement, to celebrating Khmer arts, food, and traditions, to ...