A Portland Media Center Original Podcast

On this week’s Friday PM, Luigi suits down with Dave Register, creator of the Portland theater festival, as well as members of the cast of the new play ‘Passover’, Ashanti Williams and Jay Mack. They talk about the play, and it’s current run at the Mayo street arts until August 21, as well as the festival taking place the rest of this Summer in Portland.More information can be found at theportlandtheaterfestival.com

On this week’s Friday PM, Luigi sits down with Cedric Mfuranzima (Game night with Cedric, Saturday Night Special) to talk about his journey from Rwanda to Maine. The honest and riveting discussion never fails to compel.

On this weeks special one hour edition of Friday PM, Luigi goes in depth with independent gubernatorial candidate Sam Hunkler, the only other candidate on the ballot than Paul LePage and Janet Mills.Sam discusses his background, why his candidacy isn’t a ‘spoiler’, how he might appeal to voters on both sides of the aisle, as well as where he sees Maine’s future in the next several years if he’s elected.

On this episode of Friday PM, we speak with state representative and president of Capt’n Eli’s soda Ed Crockett about his new memoir ‘The Ghosts Of Walter Crockett. A tale of struggle, and ultimately forgiveness, the book details his tumultuous relationship with his father, a man who battled alcoholism and homelessness for almost 20 years.

On this episode of Friday PM, we speak with state representative and president of Capt’n Eli’s soda Ed Crockett about his new memoir ‘The Ghosts Of Walter Crockett. A tale of struggle, and ultimately forgiveness, the book details his tumultuous relationship with his father, a man who battled alcoholism and homelessness for almost 20 years.

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On this week’s Friday PM podcast, Laurence Kelly remembers creating the popular local bar in Portland, Maine - Brian Boru. We also have two songs from singer sparxsea.

On this week's episode of Friday PM Luigi sits down with Chris Busby, the founder and editor of the Mainer, previously the Bollard, monthly newspaper. Chris pulls no punches and you're in for a wild ride!