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Ethical Programs – Fallow Fields – Healthy Soil – Healthy Harvest – May 8 2025

An agriculture that is based on respect for the life in the soil, in the plants and for the animals.

Ethical Programs – Blossoming Fields Full of Life – May 8 2025

Respect for the life in the soil and the plants and animals. Breaking new ground.

Ethical Programs – Plant Brews – Fortifying Liquid For the Field – May 26 2025

An agriculture that is based on respect for the life in the soil, in the plants and for the animals

Ethical Programs – Primary Rock Dust – Nourishment for Our Fields – May 26 2025

Primary rock dust is rich in minerals and trace elements that is a refreshment for the fields.

Full Plates Full Potential – Maine Federation of Farmers Markets Press Conference – April 5 2025

Proposed federal cuts to SNAP will have devastating consequences for Maine families, children, veterans, farmers, local communities and local economies. Recorded April 5, 2025 at the Bridgton Farmers’ Market.

SRCTV – Saco River Wildlife Center – Oct 1 2024

Saco River Wildlife Center's mission is to provide rehabilitative care to Maine’s ill, injured, or orphaned wildlife and to promote compassion and awareness through educational resources and programs. The center held an open house on Saturday September 14, 2024. Iphone recorded and edited by Patrick Bonsant for Saco River Community Media.

DNA of the News – Digging Deeper – The Unseen Cost of Mining – Feb 28 2025

The Mining industry is a global powerhouse with far-reaching impact. Yet, this influence is not without its significant repercussions, particularly concerning our environment, the Indigenous communities who have stewarded these territories for generations, and the delicate ecosystem of wildlife and plant life interwoven

Peace Action Maine – Strategy Session for Climate Activists – Feb 2 2025

Sep 25, 2024 The State of the Climate Movement: Opportunities & Challenges Sunday September 15, Brandeis University Bill McKibben, Luisa Neubauer, John Beard Jr., Jamila Raqib facilitators: Lana Taffel, Sabine von Mering

DNA of the News – Shipbreaking – Wounds In the Sea – Nov 12 2024

Shipbreaking has become a major environmental and occupational health problem in the world. It is among the most dangerous occupations; the levels of deaths and injuries are deplorable. This industry operates mainly outside the law.

PMC Studio – Mt Joy Orchard Aaron Parker – July 2024

Sandra Perez interviews Aaron Parker about Mt. Joy Orchard, a community orchard.

PMC Studio – Opera Maine Caroline Koelker – Aug 1 2024

Sandra Perez Executive Director of Opera Maine, Caroline Koelker.

Let’s Connect – Piping Plovers – Dec 27 2023

Andrew Fersch and Laura Minich Zitske talk with host Tom Bell about Piping Plovers and efforts to protect their habitat in Maine. Andrew is the author of the children’s book, “The Piping Plover,” about the endangered seabirds that live at Higgins Beach in Scarborough. The book is illustrated by Bruce Hutchison of Cape Elizabeth. Laura is a wildlife ecologist and Coastal Birds Project Director at Maine Audubon.