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In this episode of the Muddy Waters Podcast, Chuck Ellis talks with Katherine Divine, formerly Katherine Parker, about her campaign for Bangor City Council.
Katherine shares why she decided to run, how becoming a mom changed her focus, and what she’s hearing from people in Bangor. They dig into public safety, needles in public spaces, homelessness and addiction policy, opioid settlement funds, school spending versus results, and why she believes the city needs more accountability.
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In this episode of the Muddy Waters Podcast, Chuck Ellis talks with Robert Joseph Reed, president of Young Americans for Liberty at Thomas College.
Robert shares how he grew up in Livermore Falls, got into debate at Waterville High, and started a YAL chapter on campus. They dig into free speech an…
Chuck Ellis sits down with Joel Furrow, Deputy Director of the Christian Civic League of Maine, to define a term most people only hear as an insult: Christian nationalism.They discuss Joel’s new role and Pray for Maine, then unpack “white Christian nationalism,” competing scholarly definitions, na…
Chuck Ellis sits down with Diana Kushner, Republican candidate for Maine House District 109 in Gorham, on the Muddy Waters Podcast.Kushner shares her family’s journey from Kazakhstan after the collapse of the Soviet Union, why she left a “bubble” of assuming freedom would always be there, and what…
In this episode of the Muddy Waters Podcast, Chuck Ellis talks with Melissa Winslow, candidate for Maine House District 104 in Gray and New Gloucester.Melissa shares why she decided to run after being asked by Rep. Amy Arata, her work as a mom of five, youth minister, and co-owner of Menlo Agricul…
Chuck Ellis talks with Gray residents Susan Fuller and Judy Simino about the MSAD 15 cost-sharing fight between Gray and New Gloucester.Gray pays about 66% of the local school share; New Gloucester pays about 34%. By enrollment, the split is closer to 57% / 43%.
After 50 years of a property-value…
הצהרה: הפודקאסט והגרפיקה המוטבעים בדף זה הם מ-Charles "Chuck" Ellis, שהוא רכושו של בעליו ואינו קשור או מאושר על ידי Listen Notes, Inc.
