Deb Soule (Herbalist) Herbal Remedies
A focus on how herbal remedies can benefit our well being in these testing environmental and political times. Deb’s faith in the... Read More
Todd Siebold – Racial Justice in Maine
A discussion of the history of the Klu Klux Klan in Maine and of a not well known incident of English soldiers... Read More
Brook Minner – History of Book Banning
Librarians are also alarmed by new legislation that aims to regulate the books on the shelves and the way librarians do their... Read More
Avery Kamilla, Vegetarianism & The Good Life
Avery Kamilla, author of the Vegan Kitchen column in the Maine Sunday Telegram. She has written about how Vegetarianism is not a... Read More
Greg Joly – The Evolution of the Stone Wall
The Nearings are internationally famous for constructing their own stone houses in Vermont and Maine using Ernst Flagg’s slip form method. Led... Read More
Peter Neill (World Ocean Observatory)
PETER NEILL is founder and director of the World Ocean Observatory will discuss New Parameters for Innovative Response to Climate Change. This... Read More
Kate Thompkins – Chickadee Composting
Kate Tomkins grew up in Brooksville, attended local schools, and after college spent ten years working around the world in humanitarian aid... Read More
Rich Boulet – Censorship in public libraries
Rich Boulet, senior librarian at the Blue Hill Public library will lead a discussion on the suppression of free thought in public... Read More
Rabbi Rachel Isaacs – Jewish Life in Maine
The Blessings and Challenges of Jewish Life in Maine — Rabbi Isaacs will discuss the unique blessings and challenges of serving Maine’s... Read More
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