REWIND 01 08 GOP for Governor Jonathan Bush 1100

GHRT | CLICK & LISTEN | JONATHAN BUSH

We talk politics and policy with Republican for Governor -- who has only about 1,000 signatures to go to make the primary ballot in Maine.

REWIND 01 08 Carroll Conley 1600

GHRT | CLICK & LISTEN | CARROLL CONLEY

The former head of the Christian Civic League is staying in Maine -- and talks politics and policy.

REWIND 01 08 GOP for Governor Garrett Mason 1300

GHRT | CLICK & LISTEN | GARRETT MASON

The former Maine Senate Leader & Androscoggin County Commission is running for Governor.

REWIND 01 08 The Maine Wire’s Jon Fetherston 1300

GHRT | CLICK & LISTEN | THE MAINE WIRE'S JON FETHERSTON

He was at the center of Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau's (as one observer put it) "melt down" as Jon sought to join other members of the press in the chamber.

REWIND 01 07 What Tees You Off 1345

GHRT | CLICK & LISTEN | WHAT TEES YOU OFF

The "Step Aside Ralph, We Need To Talk To The Chief" Edition

REWIND 01 07 Computer Geeks (Wearable Tech) 1345

GHRT | CLICK & LISTEN | COMPUTER GEEKS

Chris & Chris discuss the wearable tech -- iGlasses, earbuds, and more -- becoming more "normative."

REWIND 01 07 Sen Susan Collins 1430

GHRT | CLICK & LISTEN | SEN SUSAN COLLINS

We get a few moments to talk Venezuela, the Social Security Fairness Anniversary, and allegations of Gateway Community Fraud.

REWIND 01 07 NAAiG Oliver Baire (QOTD) 1430

GHRT | CLICK & LISTEN | QUESTION OF THE DAY

Should Governor Mills veto LD1164 which would legalize online casino gambling in Maine? We talk with Oliver Baire of the National Association iGaming.

REWIND 01 07 LaBrecque & Chasse B 1345

GHRT | CLICK & LISTEN | JIM LABRECQUE & GERRY CHASSE

Our energy experts pivot to talk of the $168MM dollar sale of FOUR dams on the Kennebec River by Brookfield to the Nature Conservancy.

REWIND 01 07 LaBrecque & Chasse A 1330

GHRT | CLICK & LISTEN | JIM LABRECQUE & GERRY CHASSE

Our energy experts explain how Governor Mills' policies -- pushing the price of electricity toward 36 cents/kwh -- has killed the economics of Maine's heat pump program!