The Latest

Eric Mihan of Bangor Wine and Cheese Company with this week’s Message in the Bottle.

John Karalis of Boston Sports Journal joined us to discuss the undermanned Celtics win over the Heat and the road ahead.

Sean McAdam of MassLive joined us to discuss the Red Sox offseason.

Chad Finn of The Boston Globe talked Patriots and Celtics on today’s show.

Mighty John Marshall fills us in on the big musical events of November 29th.

Bruce Pratt offers up some Thanksgiving football book pairings.

UMaine men’s hockey coach Ben Barr talks with Bruce Pratt about the UNH win and this weekend’s series at RPI.

UMaine women’s hockey coach Molly Engstrom talked about the win over Vermont and this weekend’s Wisconsin series with our Bruce Pratt.

Guests: Elizabeth Strout, Mike Thomas Pulitzer Prize winner Elizabeth Strout talks with us about her latest novel, TELL ME EVERYTHING. Journalist Mike Thomas discusses CARSON THE MAGNIFICENT, the new book about Johnny Carson he collaborated on with the late Bill Zehme.                             […]

John Karalis from Boston Sports Journal talked with us about the Celtics’ game with the Clippers and the return of Kristaps Porzingis.

Shawn Laatsch from the Versant Power Astronomy Center and Jordan Planetarium joined us to talk about upcoming events and what to look for in the skies in December.

On this week’s Pass the Popcorn, Allen Adams talked with us about SPELLBOUND and GLADIATOR 2.

Larry Mahoney of The Bangor Daily News talked University of Maine hockey and football, and (as always) squeezed in a little music conversation.

Cast members Ken Stack and Jen Shepard joined us in-studio to preview A CHRISTMAS CAROL, opening this week at Penobscot Theatre in Bangor. Call 942-3333 or visit their website at: penobsctotheatre.org for tickets and information.

Bob Lucy with The Game Plan for Maine Black Bear football’s season finale against New Hampshire.

Jon Shields previews tonight’s UMaine hockey game against New Hampshire.

Marc Calnan from Eastern Maine Sports previewed high school championship games on today’s show.

Mighty John Marshall shares the big events of November 22nd in music history.

Maine Black Bears men’s hockey coach Ben Barr talks with Bruce Pratt about the B.U. series and this weekend’s games at New Hampshire.

Chad Finn of The Boston Globe joins Bruce and Rich on this week’s Sports Lit 101.

Pulitzer Prize winner Elizabeth Strout returned to Downtown to discuss her latest novel, TELL ME EVERYTHING.

John O’Hurley, Gary Hoey John O’Hurley returns to the podcast to preview this year’s National Dog Show, presented by Purina, Thanksgiving Day on NBC. Guitarist Gary Hoey talks about his new holiday single, his Ho-Ho-Hoey Rockin’ Holiday Tour, and his annual guitar giveaway.                         […]

Eric Mihan takes us to South America on this week’s Message in the Bottle.

John Karalis of Boston Sports Journal previews tonight’s matchup between the Celtics and the unbeaten Cavaliers.

Mike Thomas joined us today to discuss his work with the late Bill Zehme on the new book, CARSON THE MAGNIFICENT.

John O’Hurley returned to the show this afternoon to preview this year’s National Dog Show broadcast, coming to NBC on Thanksgiving Day.

On this week’s Pass the Popcorn, Allen Adams shared his thoughts on RED ONE and HOT FROSTY.

Chad Finn of The Boston Globe discussed the Patriots and more with us on today’s show.

Maine Black bear football coach Jordan Stevens talked with us about the Elon game and the regular season finale against New Hampshire this Saturday.

Bob Lucy joined us for The Game Plan for Maine Black Bear football’s road game at Elon.

We talk high school football championship games with Marc Calnan of eastern Maine Sports.

David Roth of Defector talked with us about Blue Sky, the Mets, the NBA In-Season Tournament, and dived into the search for the truth in challenging times.

Gary Tanguay joined us this afternoon for a typically wide-ranging discussion, from Al Pacino to Drake Maye, and Tom Brady’s broadcasting work.

Bruce Pratt talks with University of  Maine women’s hockey coach Molly Engstrom.

Bruce Pratt discusses THE SHATTERED CURLING STONE by David S. Florig on this week’s Sports Lit 101.

Guitarist Gary Hoey returned to Downtown to talk about his new single, ANGELS WE HAVE HEARD ON HIGH, his annual autographed guitar giveaway, and more.

Maine Black Bear hockey coach Ben Barr talks with Bruce Pratt about the B.C. series and the upcoming home games against B.U.

Elliot Mintz, Chris Smither Broadcaster  and public relations guru Elliot Mintz returns to discuss WE ALL SHINE ON: JOHN, YOKO, AND ME, his wonderful new book on his friendship with the Lennons. Singer-songwriter Chris Smither talks with us about his latest album, ALL ABOUT THE BONES.                   […]

Elliot Mintz returned to Downtown to discuss his new book, WE ALL SHINE ON: JOHN, YOKO, AND ME.

We got the latest on the Celtics on our weekly visit with John Karalis of Boston Sports Journal.

Larry Mahoney of The Bangor Daily News joined us to discuss University of Maine hockey and football, and (of course) a little bit of music history.

University of Maine football coach Jordan Stevens talked with us about the win over Bryant and this weekend’s game at Elon.

Bob Lucy with The Game Plan for Maine football’s home game with Bryant on Saturday.

Jon Shields joined us to preview this weekend’s big Hockey East showdown between Maine and Boston College.

Marc Calnan from Eastern Maine Sports joined us on today’s Downtown.  

We got the skinny on November 8th in music history from Mighty John Marshall.

Maine Black Bear hockey broadcaster Mike Tuell gets us ready for this weekend’s big series at Boston College.

University of Maine women’s hockey coach Molly Engstrom talks with our Bruce Pratt on her weekly visit to Downtown.

Founding member of Grand Funk Railroad, Mark Farner, talked with us about his career and his new album, CLOSER TO MY HOME.

Singer-songwriter Chris Smither returned to the show to talk about his latest alum, ALL ABOUT THE BONES, and his appearance at the Waldo Theatre on November 16 at 7:30 p.m.