Today on The FOX Morning News, harmony trio Coos Canyon, good friends to the show, spread some holiday cheer with a couple of Christmas songs.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Monday, December 22, 2008
Morning Show 12/22/08
Today on the show, local comedian Bob Marley stopped by to share his unique and hilarious thoughts on the holidays, winter weather, and what it means to live in Maine.
State Senator Bill Diamond joined the show to talk about state issues, including the budget and his role as new head of the Legislature's Appropriations Committee.
Ray discusses these guests, as well as the issues of the day, in the audio post below. Give it a listen, and sound off in the comments section.
State Senator Bill Diamond joined the show to talk about state issues, including the budget and his role as new head of the Legislature's Appropriations Committee.
Ray discusses these guests, as well as the issues of the day, in the audio post below. Give it a listen, and sound off in the comments section.
Friday, December 19, 2008
Morning Show 12/19/08
Today on the show, Ray's wife Dee Dee stopped by with Pat LaMarche to talk about their efforts as bell ringers for the Salvation Army at the Maine Mall.
State Rep. Tom Saviello spent most of the morning with Ray and Ted, talking about the issues of the day and helping to give away a crown pork roast.
Christian music group Greater Purpose was in the studio to sing their original song, "The Manger and the Cross."
Cindy Michaels, news anchor for FOX22 in Bangor, stopped by to talk about the worldwide attention she received during the presidential election because of her resemblance to Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin.
Listen to Ray's audio post below, and sound off in the comments section.
State Rep. Tom Saviello spent most of the morning with Ray and Ted, talking about the issues of the day and helping to give away a crown pork roast.
Christian music group Greater Purpose was in the studio to sing their original song, "The Manger and the Cross."
Cindy Michaels, news anchor for FOX22 in Bangor, stopped by to talk about the worldwide attention she received during the presidential election because of her resemblance to Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin.
Listen to Ray's audio post below, and sound off in the comments section.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Morning Show 12/18/08
Tarren Bragdon of the Maine Heritage Policy Center was in the studio today to talk about various issues, including Maine's economy, budget cuts, and federal stimulus money.
Cumberland County District Attorney Stephanie Anderson spent a full hour with the show today (four segments!) to talk about court issues in Maine, including the recent LaPointe trial over the fatal Long Lake boating accident.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Morning Show 12/16/08
Elise Loschiavo, special events and public relations manager for Portland's Downtown District, was on the show today to talk about the big retail event in which downtown Portland shops will stay open until 10 p.m., with entertainment and, snacks, and events planned.
Ray talks about that, as well as the issues of the day (including the auto bailout and a special Ted Talbot announcement), in the audio post below. Give it a listen.
Ray talks about that, as well as the issues of the day (including the auto bailout and a special Ted Talbot announcement), in the audio post below. Give it a listen.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Morning Show 12/15/08
Denise McCourt of the American Petroleum Institute was on the show today to talk about the need to drill for oil on American soil.
Interior designer Kat Powers joined the show to promote her TV special, "Holiday House of Kat," featuring creative ideas for decorating your home and making gifts during the holidays.
Local organizer Kate Donahue called in to talk about the Gorham schools' decision not to recite the Pledge of Allegiance in the schools.
Finally, activist Pat LaMarche was in the studio to talk about her volunteer efforts as a bell-ringer for the Salvation Army at the Maine Mall.
Ray talks about it all in the audio post below.
Interior designer Kat Powers joined the show to promote her TV special, "Holiday House of Kat," featuring creative ideas for decorating your home and making gifts during the holidays.
Local organizer Kate Donahue called in to talk about the Gorham schools' decision not to recite the Pledge of Allegiance in the schools.
Finally, activist Pat LaMarche was in the studio to talk about her volunteer efforts as a bell-ringer for the Salvation Army at the Maine Mall.
Ray talks about it all in the audio post below.
Friday, December 12, 2008
What Might Have Been
Without the radio show as a platform this morning, Ray's jonesing for some time behind the mike. He lets us know who would have been on the show today, had the weather permitted.
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