And marshmallows on sweet potatoes for Thanksgiving? Dunlap wouldn’t feed them to a dog.

More talk about the Cape Elizabeth Housing Referendum -- this time it's Cynthia being interviewed by a local reporter, Drew Johnson of the Forecaster.

Berman has built many low-income tax credit projects around the State of Maine but he’s down on “Dunham Court,” the gigantic housing development proposed for the middle of Cape Elizabeth. Find out why.

Alex Cornell du Houx, featured in the photo by Elizabeth Frantz and reported on in the Wall Street Journal by Ben Kesling and Michael Philips, was part of a private citizen group that rescued thousands pf people from Afghanistan in the days leading up to the final withdrawal, and the mission is not yet complete. Cornell du Houx is a naval officer and former marine, Maine State Rep and Bowdoin College graduate. Find out in this week’s podcast how he ended up in the Peacock Lounge of the Washington Willard Hotel with an influential coalition of people working to evacuate people in danger under the Taliban.

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Public policy driven by the corporate profit motive unfairly skews the market at the expense of local businesses and taxpayers and degrades communities, according to Cynthia Dill on this week’s podcast about the so-called “affordable housing” project in her home town of Cape Elizabeth.

Casco Bay Cannabis is located in Scarborough, Maine where owner Tom Falby grows MOFGA certified marijuana. Biology is big and there’s a slash of romance. Most interesting is Tom’s endorsement of Smugciggys, the product being developed by Smugsy, a fictional character in a reality show.