Joe Foster is a true Maine-ah. Raised in Downeast Maine (Cherryfield), he has been and continues to be a teacher of English, history and life in Maine. Sit back and enjoy his linguistics and relaxing cadence of the spoken word in the stories he tells of life and teaching in Kennebunk. Get new episodes delivered…More
Kennebunk is known for Beaches and Tourists and great Schools. But what about less fortunate children. Yes, we have them too. And there is a group of people who are there to make a difference. Lesa Kraft Angelos currently works with others to give a helping hand to those in need. From sending kids to…More
We have a great conversation from his getting kicked out of Catholic School to becoming the General Manager of Kennebunk Light and Power District. As I did, I think you will find Todd to be a thoughtful and very intelligent man well suited to keeping the lights on in Kennebunk. Get new episodes delivered directly…More
A self made business woman, managing a bank, raising a family and giving back to the community. We go though a lot things in this interview. It is a story of personal growth and how covid has changed consumer banking. In addition, how to raise your credit score and lessons to teach your children about…More
Rock n Roll is alive and well in Kennebunk. A new generation of musicians with amazing talent are doing great things. At 17 he has played with some greats and has a plan for the future. We also have a few tid-bits of his skills playing songs by America, James Taylor and The Allman Brothers.…More
A public servant from the get go. The thing that impressed me the most is his management style and philosophy. In this interview he gives a lot of credit to the people around him and talked about the balancing act of keeping Kennebunk moving forward without losing it’s charm. Get new episodes delivered directly to…More
Let’s just say this guy has been around the block. And by that I mean he has so much experience in how the world works with all of the things he has done. But that’s not the best part, his dedication to service to people and the community directs him in his day to day…More
This bundle of energy is known throughout Kennebunk as Kingsley Gallup. She has a heart of gold and a sharp mind that has put together a seacoast news paper called the “Tourist and Town” Get new episodes delivered directly to your inbox.More
If you like the music scene in the Kennebunks you know this singer. But you may not know that she started as country girl and then moved to the big city. Our conversation takes us from humble beginnings to singing at the whited house. Hear all about it in this episode! Get new episodes delivered…More
After Building a career and life in NYC, this New Yorker traded it all in for a new life in Maine. Leading a team that has rebuilt Kennebunks business community may not have been the plan, but it is the reason the Kennebunk Chamber of Commerce only has great things to come. Get new episodes…More
11 years ago I asked the Sanford assistant fire chief to sit for me so I could create a portrait that another photographer showed me how to do. Today we talked about his life, career and the Kennebunk Fire Department. I am happy to say he did not disappoint this time either. I learned more…More
Meet Bill Gallant owner of Mail-it Unlimited located in Shoppers Village Kennebunk, just off Route One. Like with all of my guests so far, he is more than the Business he runs. We talk about things he has done and how Mail-it became a business of note in Kennebunk. As an additional note, Bill did…More
Shelley has lived in Kennebunk all of her life and has seen the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. In this podcast we talk about how she became an award winning journalist, and an advocate for the town folk and commercial fishing. In her articles she discusses many issues, telling the stories and successes of…More
A great conversation with Chief Mackenzie about how he got started, his philosophies on police work, presidential protection, all the way up to his latest initiative regarding Substance Abuse Disorders.More