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Look Who's Rooting for Wagner in Russia - and Community Housing Film Debut Monday by Cynthia Dill

Fred Dill on Father's Day by Cynthia Dill

Update on Cape Elizabeth Community Housing - Surviving the Gauntlet by Cynthia Dill

Cynthia Dill to Portland Rotary Club, "Affordable Housing in Cape Elizabeth should include kids." by Cynthia Dill

Happy St. Patrick's Day to all who celebrate! Tonight's show features a conversation with Tim Thompson, Vice Chair of the Cape Elizabeth Housing Diversity Study Committee. What can we expect and when can we expect it?

Exciting developments for anyone following the housing issue in Cape Elizabeth, Maine - a seaside village of 9300 people just south of foodie-artsy Portland. At a housing committee meeting last night the embattled town planner conceded there is likely 10 acres of buildable land that "we the People" own AND the code enforcement officer says 10 acres is all we need to build Multiplex Housing AND the...

Today marks the first year anniversary of Russia's war with Ukraine. The bravery of those fighting for their lives and for democracy is remarkable. The least we can do is act on our good intentions to create desperately needed housing. Tonight's podcast is a path forward.

The road to affordable housing in Maine communities is paved with good intentions and the potholes tricky to navigate. Should you need a lawyer to buy a new mobile home in America? This week's podcast pits a true story of need against the politics of a small town.

After a bout of self-imposed radio silence Cynthia has an updated message about affordable housing in Maine and Cape Elizabeth. Mobile Home Micro Loans and Community Housing can help us get there.

Maine incumbent Governor Janet Mills, a Democrat, took the stage tonight with challenger Paul LePage, a former Republican Governor, for the final debate before next week's election. It was ho-hum until the end when BAM! Viewers were faced with Donald Trump practicing witchcraft at a rally in Iowa and suddenly Paul LePage is dangerous. Why?

"Janet Mills wins," and other observations from tonight's debate with Paul LePage on Newscenter by Cynthia Dill

Nick Murray from the Maine Policy Institute joins the podcast tonight after Democratic Governor Janet Mills and former Republican Governor Paul LePage took the stage in Portland for an hour long debate with moderators Greg Lagerquist from CBS Channel 13 and Mike Shepherd from the Bangor Daily News.

Maine Governors Debate with Nick Murray by Cynthia Dill

Friday Night Talk - Public Forum on Housing Announced for Cape Elizabeth by Cynthia Dill

Former Maine Secretary of State Matt Dunlap joins the show this week to talk about his recent success, and what the stench of Eliot Cutler does to ranked choice voting and the upcoming elections.

Michael Friedland, Sustainable Wood and a Call for Change in Cape Elizabeth by Cynthia Dill

Cynthia spent 2 hours with former Cape Elizabeth principal Jeff Shedd talking about affordable housing in town for his last article in a series for the Cape Courier, plus some examples of overreach by the town planner. Some people are calling for a change. What do you think?

Liz Cheney is Luke Skywalker - May The Force Be With Her today in Wyoming by Cynthia Dill

White Girl Blacklisted in Maine by Cynthia Dill

Plan B may be dead but Community Housing lives on. Don't miss the final episode of the premier season on affordable housing done right in one of Maine's prettiest coastal towns.

Friday Night Talk - June 17, 2022 - Cape Elizabeth Housing by Cynthia Dill

Madmen, keystone cops and what to do if a shooter burdens you with his plans by Cynthia Dill

Cape Elizabeth, what are you waiting for? by Cynthia Dill

Beware of Bankers Peddling Affordable Housing - the latest on Plan B for Community Housing in Cape Elizabeth by Cynthia Dill

Friday Night Talk - Who's Afraid of a Good Idea? by Cynthia Dill