Ray starts the day with the story of the story out of Detroit. Detroit’s Fire Commissioner Eric Jones confirmed that probationary firefighter, Robert Pattison, was terminated for work behavior deemed “offensive and racially insensitive”. When asked if Pattison deserved to lose his job over the watermelon, Second Battalion Chief Shawn McCarty said he wasn’t sure. “Between what he did and losing his job, there were a few things that could have been done,” McCarty said.
10-09-17 AARP Maine
Joining us today is Amy Gallant and Elise Boyson of AARP Maine. Elise is their Health Care Organizer and she has some wonderful forums coming up that will be coming up in Biddeford 10/11/17 @5, Skowhegan 10/16/17 @5 and Blue Hill 10/26/17 @5. You can also find other upcoming events on their facebook page. Email: ME@aarp.org Phone: 1-866-554-5380 Statewide.
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10-09-17 Ray and Mark vs Susan
So Ray and Mark Reilly discuss whether or not Senator Susan Collins is going to be announcing whether or not she will be running. What has she done for Maine?
10-09-17 How We Talk to Each Other
Ray and Debi talk about how we as a society talk to each other. The nasty, vulgar way of communication that has become acceptable is a disgrace. We need to not only have a civil conversation, but also be able to listen to the other side. As quoted in the movie Remember The Titans “Attitude reflects Leadership, Captain.” The narrative needs to start at the top and trickle down.