Cindy Han

Allegations of sexual assault have derailed Graham Platner's campaign, as numerous major supporters call for him to withdraw from the U.S. Senate race. We analyze the severity of the allegations, Platner's response, and the rapid repercussions from local and national leaders. What will happen next? How would the Democratic Party put forth a new candidate, if it comes to that?

The U.S. Supreme Court just concluded a term marked by major decisions on cases such as: birthright citizenship, immigrant rights, executive power, and transgender students. We’ll discuss the significance of these rulings and their impacts in Maine. And we’ll examine the role of today’s Supreme Court justices and how the Court’s makeup affects the nation—now and in the future.

This is a rebroadcast of an earlier show (original air date June 15, 2026); no calls will be taken. Maine is known for its moose population, but this iconic creature faces a number of threats. Ticks are a leading cause of death for moose across the state, warming temperatures affect their habitat and health, and vehicle collisions kills hundreds of moose each year. Meanwhile, Maine is also known for moose hunts, but changes to hunting regulations are causing controversy.