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Keep Up with Cynthia Dill -- Dave Chappelle, Housing, Democrats and Me by Cynthia Dill

Gary Connor on Kennebunk School Board Recall Brouhaha by Cynthia Dill

My Racism is Showing? by Cynthia Dill

My Locker Room Speech to the Easton, Maine High School Bears by Cynthia Dill

Mike Violette on Hot Mic Mess for Maine Basketball Hall of Famer Steve Shaw by Cynthia Dill

Is the ERA obsolete? And more about Plan B for Affordable Housing in Cape Elizabeth by Cynthia Dill

Looking Ahead to 2022 by Cynthia Dill

Cape Elizabeth Affordable Housing Plan B by Cynthia Dill

Matt Dunlap: "Never be afraid to fail." by Cynthia Dill

More talk about the Cape Elizabeth Housing Referendum -- this time it's Cynthia being interviewed by a local reporter, Drew Johnson of. the Forecaster.

Never doubt a small group of dedicated individuals can change the world. This week's podcast is a conversation with Stephanie Anderson about how our community came together.

The final numbers are in for the coalition of volunteer petitioners seeking a referendum on the controversial housing project, Dunham Court. If you're a numbers person listen up.

"This is What Democracy Looks Like," Cynthia Dill by Cynthia Dill

Why Jessica Sullivan is Petitioning for a Housing Referendum in Cape Elizabeth by Cynthia Dill

Why Matthew Faulkner is Working for Housing Referendum in Cape Elizabeth by Cynthia Dill

Teddi-Jann Covell's Colorful Life by Cynthia Dill

Today's show is an interview with Richard Berman, a philanthropist and retired real estate developer from Cape Elizabeth, Maine where a controversial low-income housing project is proposed for the town green. Known for creating "Hope House" in Portland for refugees with his wife Theresa, Berman is a spiritual guy losing sleep over "Dunham Court" and the divisive campaign its wrought on a community with a vision for a village gathering place.

How Alex Cornell du Houx rescued women athletes, journalists and judges from Afghanistan by Cynthia Dill

Why I oppose the so-called Affordable Housing Project in Cape Elizabeth by Cynthia Dill

Town Councilor Penny Jordan on "affordable housing" project in tony Cape Elizabeth by Cynthia Dill