our spin on radio is a collaborative art audio project between the clients and staff of Independence Association of Brunswick, Maine and the surrounding community.
Art by the Radio Show Zoom Crew
On this episode of our spin on radio, we talk to Jennifer Hibbs. Jennifer is a master's student at the University of Maine at Farmington's Counseling Psychology with a Concentration in Art program. Listen as we discuss theatre, art therapy, and what it takes to become a therapist.
On this episode we have a conversation with Kyle Ng about his coffee shop (Traverse Coffee) in Hallowell, Maine. Sit back and enjoy as we chat about how he started in the coffee business, what it's like running a coffee shop, and what his favorite items are on the Traverse menu.
On this episode of our spin on radio, we talk to the Director of Development and Communications at Independence Association, Carlene Hill Byron. Listen as we discuss camping, cooking, slideshows and more.
On this episode we talk to Liz Korson from The Studio at Gallant Therapy Services in Augusta about her journey to Maine, her art program, and her struggles with dirty glasses.
On this episode, we talk to Maine-based artist and former Spindleworks artist mentor Andrew Edwards. We get to hear about his life, his new art camp, Imaginarium, and his best knock knock jokes.
Listen to our conversation with Maine-based potter and former Spindleworks staff member Sara Cox. We discuss a bunch of fun stuff like the history of Spindleworks, new pottery techniques and working at Dunkin' Donuts.
On this episode of our spin on radio we talk to Maine artist and Spindleworks volunteer Wimberley Burton about singing, learning new art skills, and living with Golden Retrievers. Hope you enjoy!
On this episode of our spin on radio, we talk to Mason Palmatier (owner of the Little Dog Coffee Shop in Brunswick, Maine). We hope you enjoy our conversation about coffee, day-old baked goods, and spilled drinks in the car.
On this episode of our spin on radio, we talk to Maine artist and Spindleworks artist mentor Nancy Keenan Barron about networking with artists and galleries, pricing work and finding a niche. Hope you enjoy!
We’re back for the new year! In this episode we talk to Maine-based artist (and Spindleworks Offsite staff member) Manon Whittlesey about making and selling art, living in Paris, and watching the Home Alone movies.
On this episode of our spin on radio, we talk to people who work with mixed media. Enjoy our discussions about art and life with filmmaker Dave Simonds, art store owner Leslie Beattie and artist Mei Kazama. For the love of art, please listen to this episode!
Welcome to the animal episode of our spin on radio! This time we’ll interview Michael, Jamie and Brother Arnold from the Shaker Village at Sabbathday Lake, Lynda Doughty from the organization, Marine Mammals of Maine, and Liz McGhee from the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland. If you’re an animal lover, spend the next hour with us as we discuss all things furry, wooly and slippery.
On this episode of our spin on radio, we interview singer-songwriters Ed Desjardins and Aidan Boardman and percussionist Ethan Boardman all from our home base in Maine. Spend the next hour or so with us as we share our favorite stories, jokes and songs.
Artwork by the Zoom Crew
On this episode of our spin on radio, we are flipping a buffet on you. We're serving up food jokes, our favorite recipes and meals, songs about food as well as interviews with restaurant owner Tony Sachs from Big Top Deli, farmer Jeff Burchstead from Buckwheat Blossom Farm and French cook Christine Boisvert.
Cover art by Anna McDougal