07-18-25 Friday
Segments 1-2: Ray Richardson is hot under the collar this morning. It started with sitting at the traffic circle in Westbrook and then the equipment in the studio not working for him. He also takes frustration to a whole bigger level because nothing seems to be working correctly.
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Segment 3: Ray announces that Bailey’s Seafood Restaurant in Scarborough on Pine Point Road is back open after a time. They had to fix it up after the pipes froze a couple of years ago, but they are back up and running starting at 4PM today. Ray and Dee Dee share their fond memories of summer nights at Bailey’s.
Segment 4: Ray talks about story about a Mexican woman in US illegally charged with faking her own ICE ‘kidnapping.
Segments 5-8: Ray talks about the economy, inflation, recession, job growth, and Tim Walz’s comments. He welcomes Mike Shepherd (Political Editor for the Bangor Daily News) and we find out what Mike did while he was on vacation. The boys also chat about all the Maine Governor candidate prospects. Steve DiMillo (DiMillo’s Floating Restaurant in Portland Maine) join Ray and Dee Dee and they talk about Moran’s Market and Pat’s Meat Market and healthy competition. Ray asks him about tourism this summer.
Segment 9-10: Bill Diamond (Walk A Mile In Their Shoes) join Ray and Dee Dee and reminds us that tomorrow morning there will be a Madoxx Williams Memorial Bike Ride starting at Erik’s Church and ends at Sebago Days in Sebago. Sign ups start at 9-10:30am. Ray asks Bill about the Maine candidates he has been able to talk about Walk A Mile’s mission. Dee Dee interrupts and congratulates him on the Windham Eagle’s Hometown Hero Award honors work of Diamond’s Walk A Mile Foundation.
Segments 11-12: Sam Patten (The Maine Wire) joins to discuss the murder of Tenants Harbor resident Sunshine “Sunny” Stewart, 47, in Union. They move on to Maine politics and Sam shares his analysis on the Governor candidates.
Segments 13-14: Ray takes calls.
Segments 15-16: Reggie Groff, Dave Twomey and Dave Heatley are from The Men of COMOFU. Dave shares their history and mission, how they raise their money, who they help. They have a $20.00 raffle where you have the possibility of winning a $2,000 Cash Prize all while helping. Proceeds go to Good Shepherd Food Bank, Maineneeds.org and local Maine families in need. Drawing Date is Sunday 7/20/2025 at their Christmas in July Party from 2pm to 6pm at 29 Longfellow Rd, Gorham, ME. There is a $5 entry with live music by The Proftones, an open bar, food available $10/plate, and games.