January 1st marks the opening day for Maine’s ice-fishing season, and you almost can’t head onto a frozen pond in the Pine Tree State without seeing at least a few Jack’s Traps.
“What wakes me in the early morning hours is the realization that Maine, the state that I love so much, is changing right before my very eyes and changing for the worse. Our ocean is warmer than any other body
“I’ve always been obsessed with humans. I meet someone and I want to take their picture. I want to ask them who they love and what gets them out of bed in the morning. Lucky for me, I am a
Listen as Leslie Oster, General Manager & Catering Director of Aurora Provisions, talks about the art of feeding others, learning to feed herself, and a special fundraising dinner to remember. “The power of loss and love through food really knows
At Maine Live, 14 speakers told us their stories of integrity, tenacity, and courage. For Kevin Hancock, CEO of Hancock Lumber Company, that story is about losing his voice to a rare neurological disorder and then finding it again after
A rising tide lifts all boats. Maine Live speaker Heather Sanborn, co-owner of Rising Tide Brewing Company used her experience as an attorney to change state law to legalize tasting rooms, helping to launch the craft beer tourism industry in
Maine Live speaker Michael Katz talks about the incredible volunteers behind Camp Sunshine at Sebago Lake, a year-round program on the shores of Sebago Lake that provides retreat, respite, and support for families while enabling hope and promoting joy for
Yellow Light Breen, President and CEO of the Maine Development Foundation talks at Maine Live about growing up a hippie in rural Maine, fitting in (or not), his time as Chief Strategic Officer of Bangor Savings Bank, and what happens
Maine Live speaker Sara Shifrin is a self-proclaimed English teacher gone rogue. As the Director of the Marlon Family Ideas Center at Gould Academy, she stands at the intersection of design thinking, education, and doing. Listen as she tells her
At Maine Live, Laurie Lachance, President of Thomas College Maine’s first female State Economist, and the first female president of Maine Development Foundation talks about purpose, investing in Maine’s people from birth, and dreaming big dreams. “I realized I was
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