April started with a bang. Our collaboration with WMPG and their end to the spring begathon, an event we called, ‘Fools Last Beg!’ was a hoot and a half. DJ Bobby Shax played a set from the windows on Congress Street and then we took to the studio and hosted the performance rock and roll band Crazy DejaVu. It was crazy. I felt like I’d been there before…it was like DejaVu all over again, crazy…
People came and dressed for the show and danced in our studio where our new cameras caught it all in action. It was a great display of community development and all around good time fun. Something a little different to show on our show.
There’s more in store. New episodes and live television events to explore and connect with. We are a community of creative media makers and we want you to come and join us. See the line up below and come by and say hello.
We are big supporters of our Improv Community.
The Teller’s Garden is in the studio on First Friday for another ‘made up on the spot’ showcase of community and comedy.
And Yes & Co will be back there next Saturday bringing their style of improvisational funny.
Steal This Story, Please! is a portrait of Amy Goodman’s commitment to independent journalism and truth-telling over the past three decades. Directed by Academy Award-nominated Directors and Producers, Carl Deal and Tia Lessin, the documentary will be playing in Portland at the Portland Museum of Art starting Saturday, May 30th. For more information, visit stealthisstory.org.
The film will play at the Portland Museum of Art opening Saturday, May 30th
Coming through our broadcast this month, Pachios on the News will come to you on Wednesday with another diplomatic conversations with a civic leader in discourse about current events. Harold always brings respect and good conversation to the table.
A new episode of Rescuing the Rule of Law will come through in the beginning of May, this episode will feature two justices from the Maine Supreme Court discussing the importance of the courts in our legal system.
Moon Machar and Shay Stewart-Bouley are back on May 13 with their show From Away To Me, in a lively conversation about identity and sense of place and belonging. Musical guest Kenya will join.
Tickets available on our website soon.
Audience interaction is encouraged.
