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Tom Falby on Organic Cannabis and Pot Sex by Cynthia Dill

Solo with Cynthia in the studio by Cynthia Dill

By day Keith Luke is the Economic Development Director of Augusta, Maine's capital city, but come the weekends he's often at the race track sipping mint juleps with his elegant date, snapping a few photos and hopefully enjoying a winning experience. Find out how Luke became a hore racing enthusiast and owner in this week's show.

Beth Herriman created the dooloop - a pet accessory to hold bags of dog poop. Three trade marks, one patent and $150,000 later she is selling her product around the globe. Find out what drove her to the market.

Fletcher Kittredge, CEO of GWI, on new rules for broadband in Maine by Cynthia Dill

Renee Bunker was a federal prosecutor and NCAA Division 1 athlete and she suffered for decades with an eating disorder. It's National Eating Orders Awareness week. If you or somebody you know might need help or if you are curious about eating disorders, don't miss it! There is hope.

After the polls closed on Election Day, I spoke with Bobby Reynolds, political consultant and former staffer for Republican Senator Susan Collins from Maine and Darnely Stewart, Democrat, in New York City.

It's 4 days before the 2020 and all eyes are on Maine. Donald Trump is fighting for one electoral college vote in the north's second congressional district, and the US Senate race between Republican Incumbent Susan Collins and Democrat Sara Gideon has drawn over $150 million, could determine what party controls the senate, and is in a dead heat with 4% undecided going into the polls next week. Mary Ann Lynch joins the podcast to talk about the race from her view. She voted for Biden and Collins.

My interview with Sun Journal reporter Steve Collins following the second and final debate between President Donald Trump and Joe Biden, his Democratic challenger. The takeaway: Thank God we don't have to watch another debate!

This Is Keep Up! I’m Your Host Cynthia Dill, Podcasting From My Beautiful Studio In Portland, Maine. It’s Thursday October 8th, 2020 Following The First And Only Debate Between Vice President Mike Pence And Democratic Nominee Kamala Harris. Joining Me By Phone To Talk About It Is Spencer Thibodeau, Senior Advisor To The Biden For President Campaign In Maine.

Wow! The first presidential debate was a shit show. Did anyone win? Joining the show by phone minutes after Donald Trump and Joe Biden duked it out from Cleveland, Ohio is Gina Hamilton, Editor in chief at the New Maine Times, investigative journalist, writer and economic analyst.

The ballots in Maine have been printed but a court challenge could put the brakes on ranked-choice voting as it pertains to the race for president of the United States. Then what? Despite the myriad challenges this election season presents, Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap has confidence in the integrity of the system. Listen and find out why!

Who won Maine's US Senate Debate? by Cynthia Dill

This week Cynthia's guest is "Saint Anne" McCarthy, wife of Large at Barstool Sports, on her relationship with the stock market, Willie Colon and living her best life with the pain of 9/11

Adam Lee, Chairman of Lee Auto Mall and socially active man about town in Maine joined host Cynthia Dill for conversation about cars, politics and what America's love for pick up trucks says about November and Donald Trump.

Did virtual DNC work? Maggie Rogers who? Can Trump win RNC? Stephanie Clifford weighs in. by Cynthia Dill

Senior Adviser to the Biden for President campaign Spencer Thibodeau joined the show 81 days before the November 3rd election. Will race be on the ballot in Maine? What to do with the #BernieOrBust crowd, COVID, the USPS and what it means to fight for the soul of the nation.

Harold Pachios on WWII, the pandemic, and the death of idealism in American Politics by Cynthia Dill

Maine CDC Whistleblower Sharon Leahy-Lind Reinvented by Cynthia Dill

Are Pundits Essential to Maine's Race for US Senate? by Cynthia Dill