Do you need to hear author and actor John Hodgman (otherwise known as Judge John Hodgman) recite the litany of fear from 'Dune' in the voice of a Mainah? Yes, yes you do.
Hodgman sat down with Portland Press Herald reporter Ray Routhier this week for a chat about his books, his acting work, his podcast and his life in Maine. Enjoy the clip, and then watch the full conversation at https://www.pressherald.com/2024/06/12/maine-voices-live-with-actor-and-author-john-hodgman/.
Read more: pressherald.com/2024/08/20/toxic-foam-spreads-to-pond-in-wake-of-brunswick-chemical-spill/
What does a Portland 'brat summer' look like? We find out
Mic'd up: Emily Estes, York
We mic’d up Emily Estes, a York outfielder, Monday as the undefeated Wildcats softball team took on their biggest test of the season: Freeport.
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Time lapse of the total solar eclipse from Jackman, Maine. Video by Staff Photographer Gregory Rec
Total solar eclipse
The total solar eclipse as seen from Rangeley, Maine.
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The rush for eclipse glasses in Portland
Brian Sheridan, an independent reseller, sells and runs out of eclipse glasses outside Maine Hardware in Portland. Sheridan was there as a line grew outside the store, which sold out of the last of its 3,000 glasses early Monday morning.
Rick Tucker, president of Maine Hardware, said an original shipment of several thousand glasses arrived three weeks ago and “went pretty quickly,” he said. The volume of merchandise sold was the greatest he’s seen in his five years at the business. Even emergencies, such as impending storms, don’t generate comparable sales.
Video by Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer
Find all our eclipse coverage: pressherald.com/2024-eclipse/
We're giving 10 lucky readers $100 to one of our restaurant critic’s Best 75 restaurants in Greater Portland. Dig into a bacon-strewn cabbage salad at Wayside Tavern, try a deeply blistered pizza at Quanto Basta or indulge in a chocolate-and-caramel pecan tart from Norimoto Bakery.
Winners will select one of the restaurants from the list, answer 5 questions about their experience and snap a photo. We'll publish their answers in print and on pressherald.com.
Contest ends April 7. Enter to win: pressherald.com/eat
At eight locations throughout the Wells Reserve at Laudholm, musicians performed one to two songs by different queer composers or composers of color as audience members wandered from location to location. Vigorous Tenderness was started during the pandemic by organizer and musician Kal Sugatski and celebrates each equinox and solstice at a different outdoor locations in Maine.
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‘In the Arena’ podcast Ep. 7: Early 2024 political predictions
This week on "In the Arena," hosts Pat Callaghan, Phil Harriman and Ethan Strimling make some “way too early” predictions for next November. Listen to all the episodes at pressherald.com/inthearena
‘In the Arena’ podcast Ep. 7: Early 2024 political predictions
This week, "In the Arena" takes a look ahead to 2024, diving in to Rep. Jared Golden’s re-election and the likely Biden/Trump matchup in Maine.
Listen to the podcast on Maine politics hosted by former TV anchor/reporter Pat Callaghan, former Republican state Sen. Phil Harriman and former Democratic Portland mayor Ethan Strimling here: pressherald.com/2023/11/15/in-the-arena-podcast-ep-7-early-2024-political-predictions/
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