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The phones are back open with host Shawn Moody, and callers have much more to say about Tuesday's elections. If you missed today's show, we will be back live next week with Aaron Chadbourne hosting, and we would love to take y our calls at 879-WGAN!

Shawn Briggs joins host Shawn Moody to promote the Harrison Food Bank (https://www.harrisonfoodbank.com), an organization that offers food assistance at no cost to Western Maine residents in need.

The phones are back open for the fourth segment of today's show, and the first "Inside Maine" since the 2026 mid-term election.

Maine Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame member, and broadcasting legend Bill Green joins the show for two segments. Bill talks about his endorsement ads for Senator Collins, and takes calls from listeners for the second segment.

Shawn Moody returns to host, as he usually does on the first Saturday of every month. In the first segment of today's show, Shawn takes your calls reacting to the 2026 midterm election.

Longtime broadcaster, and Maine Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame inductee Bill Green has a healthy conversation with Dr. Jeff Barkin and Dr. Lisa Belisle about his thoughts on politics, his career, and much more.

In recognition of Veterans Day, Danny Martignetti welcomes Brian Cummings from Veterans Forward, a program of Easterseals Maine. They discuss the challenges facing Maine veterans, including housing, employment, and financial hardship, and how Veterans Forward helps veterans and their families access critical resources. Plus, a look at the community's support and how Mainers can make a difference beyond Veterans Day. Learn more at EastersealsMaine.org.

Matt Gagnon takes calls from listeners about voter frustration, political corruption, and accountability following the election. Brad, Paul, and Steve weigh in on civic responsibility and government priorities, while Matt questions whether either party is delivering on its promises to voters.

Brad from North Yarmouth is our Caller Of The Week!

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John Tomase joins Matt Gagnon for “Wicked Sports Weekend,” breaking down the latest from across the New England sports scene.

Matt speaks with Heather Noyes the Executive Vice President at Maine Policy Institute.

Matt Gagnon shares a bizarre college dream involving peanut M&M's, a mysterious hearing, and a frantic escape. He then turns to Claude AI to interpret what it all means, leading to a fascinating discussion about stress, responsibilities, and what our subconscious might be telling us.

Matt Gagnon breaks down Paul LePage's projected victory over Matt Dunlap in Maine's Second Congressional District and why ranked-choice voting procedures could delay the official result. Plus, Matt questions whether Maine should change its election laws when a candidate concedes and the remaining votes cannot change the outcome.

Matt Gagnon compares the 2026 election losses with historic midterm defeats, including 2006, 2010, and 2018. Plus, a look at the early maneuvering for the 2028 presidential race, including Ron DeSantis and speculation surrounding Marco Rubio's political future.