On this edition: Gerri Prentice, Manager of the Chebeague Island Inn; Writer/Poet David Treadwell; Former nun and poet Elaine McGillicuddy.

This month we'll meet memoire writer Pat Taub. We'll also talk with Jim Haddow about his experience with Boys To Men. Finally we'll discover how Mike Stone's Second Act is much like his first.

This month: Pat Galant Charette who decided to swim the English Channel; Artist Betsy Wales; Casco Baykeeper Joe Payne

This month we'll meet Sally Regan, a typical librarian who has been anything but typical. We'll also talk with Alex Taylor who returned to a childhood passion in her Second Act. Finally we'll see how Doris and Walter Van Buskirk's desire for a total lifestyle change led them to Maine.

This month Eric Sorensen tells Lesley MacVane that finding a cardboard box in a dumpster led to the art that saved his life. Bill Gregory traces Rod Shain's carrer from teaching to farming to ice cream. Julia Nichols explores the link between science and art with Lesley MacVane

This month we'll meet John Daaman who went from engineering to running a B&B; James Wilberg who's second act is writing about WW I aviation; Bonnie Clement who transitioned from health care to running a general store.

Lesley MacVane talks with Cosmologist turned Architect turned Yurt Builder turned college student Bill Altenberg. Bill Gregory sits down with author Susan Lebel Young to explore how her life experience expresses itself through her writing. Finally, Lesley MacVane visits with John and Sally Barrows about how the charted course of their lives led them to work with maps.

This month we'll meet Tom and Willo Wright - separately and together - who will talk to Bill Gregory about their inspiration to start an organization to help youths at risk. Lesley MacVane will also meet Elaine Godsoe who brought a lifetime of caring for others as a nurse to LearningWorks.

This month Lesley MacVane introduces us to artist David Itchkawich who went from driving a taxi in NY City to drawing the streets of Portland. Then Bill Gregory sits down with Bobbie Keppel and Dick Skillin of the Harbour Hospice Singers. Finally Lesley MacVane talks with mother, entrepreneur, massage therapist and political activist Dory Waxman.

This month we visit Merle & Barbara Hallett as they prepare for their annual trip from Maine to Florida on their boat, the Endurance. We'll also meet Marybeth Munroe who traded her career as a big box store manager for one where she makes a unique type of fudge. Finally, we'll talk with John Durgin who spent a lifetime in the auto industry and as a teacher but was then drawn to the ministry, working with prisoners as a pastor.

This month we'll meet an Jan ter Weele, an educator turned painter: Layne Gregory, founder of Boyz to Men; and Jennifer Fox and Rick Frantz who decided to buy a local waterfront pub in Portland.

This month we'll meet Mary Otto, a refugee from Sudan who built a new life here in Portland; Former governor Angus King whose latest 'Act' is wind energy; and Kathy Heye and Deede Montgomery - former teachers who opened a farm goods stand in Freeport

This month we meet Nancy Bowker, a Quaker raised in 'The Silence,' but who has found her voice through song; Phyllis Austin, a journalist and author with a special interest in environmental issues; and Steve Sunenblick a lawyer turned abstract/expressionist artist.

This month we visit with Tai Chi Master Ken Ryan; Author Annie Robinson - who wrote a book on Peabody & Stearns, builders of seaside cottages, and Carl Bredenberg a former surgeon who talks about the challenges of retirement

DOCENTS Meet Kerry Corthell and Suzie Sargent Both have lost their jobs in fields in the poor economy. They are now using their “free” time to train as Docents for the Portland museum system – to do something they are both interested in and to make connections for what they hope will be new career paths. JOE OWEN Joe Own was a veteran reporter for Stars and Stripes newspaper telling the stories of men and women in the armed forces around the world. His career began at the Kennebec Journal and...

This month we meet Mahala Bishop, who has struggled with Bi-Polar disease for 10 years; Linc and Marti Fuller, who adopted two daughters from China at a time when most couples their age are dealing with grandchildren; and Tom Franklin, a 'retired' Boston lawyer who is anything but retiring.

A TV Magazine for Mainers in the second act of their lives.