Part 1: Ray is joined by Pat Callaghan of News Center Maine by phone. They discuss some of Maine’s different campaigns, including Maine’s second district and the governor’s race. The affect commercials and lack of commercials are having in campaigning. Also touched on was ranked choice voting.
Part 2: Maine’ first district’s congressional race is the topic. Mark Holbrook, Marty Grohman and Chellie Pingree are all running.
Ray reads the story out of Louisiana. Rep. Stuart Bishop says Sen. Norby Chabert punched him several times at a downtown Baton Rouge bar, but he didn’t strike back. They left before police arrived, and no arrests were made.
Ray is joined by John Henninges and Fraser Jones representing the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad. They talk about the Polar Express and the event this weekend. Steam Fest will be happening on Saturday. Museum opens 9:30am-4pm with trains running approximately every thirty minutes throughout the day.
Part 1: Ray is joined by David Ciullo of Career Management Services and Dale Carnegie Maine, he also hosts The H.R. PowerHour on WLOB Radio. They talk about Leadership. Dave states that people don’t work for a company, they work for people. Pride is the third leg of the stool. Not everybody is ready to be a leader, sometimes they need to be trained to become the leader that they can be.
Part 2: Ray gives a shout out to Stefa Normantus of Giraffe Event that was a finalist in as one of 2018 Maine Family Business Awards from The Institute for Family-Owned Business (IFOB) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the success of family-owned businesses in the state of Maine.