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🎙️ “They Knew That It Was a Problem.” — AND — “They Didn’t Tell Anybody.” — Frey on PFAS manufacturers concealing known dangers and profiting from decades of silence.

Part Two continues the in-studio conversation with Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey, as he explains how PFAS manufacturers knowingly hid the dangers of their “forever chemicals” for decades—contaminating Maine’s soil, water, and farmland. Frey discusses the state’s lawsuits against 3M, DuPont, and subsidiaries, comparing the cover-up to the tobacco industry deception of the 1990s, and stresses that corporations—not taxpayers—must fund the cleanup and remediation costs.

The discussion also expands to consumer protection issues, including Maine’s new deed-fraud commission, proposed contractor-licensing reforms, and the growing threat of technology-based scams and cryptocurrency fraud. Frey provides updates on illegal marijuana grow houses, highlighting coordination among state and federal law enforcement and emphasizing the need for due process and community safety.

📻 Airs Sunday at 6:30 AM on The Voice of Maine Radio Network.
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“There Are Still Threads to Pull.”

Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey joins Corenna and David Quirk in studio to discuss the absentee ballot investigation that has drawn national attention after hundreds of ballots were discovered in an Amazon delivery box.
Frey explains how his office and the Secretary of State are working together to ensure a thorough, transparent review, reaffirming public confidence in Maine’s elections.
The discussion also covers the Citizen’s Guide to the Referendum Election, Frey’s personal take on Questions 1 and 2, and the distinctions between Maine’s red-flag and yellow-flag laws.
He closes by outlining ongoing lawsuits involving the State of Maine and how his office balances state and multistate legal priorities.

📻 Airs weekends on The Voice of Maine Radio Network (101.3 FM, 103.9 FM & The Voice of Maine App).
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Maine State Representative Steve Bishop joins Corenna and David Quirk in studio for his third appearance to talk about what really works in Augusta — listening, teamwork, and leaving party labels at the door.

From his work on the Transportation Committee to the realities facing Maine’s small businesses, housing, and local economies, Bishop shares what he’s learned about focusing on solutions over soundbites. He explains how bipartisan cooperation has helped move bills forward, reflects on the responsibility of public service, and speaks candidly about the tough decision to list his third-generation family business for sale after 64 years.

At its core, this conversation is about practical leadership, collaboration, and keeping Maine’s priorities above politics.

📻 Airs weekends on The Voice of Maine Radio Network & App — Saturday mornings at 6 A M and Sundays at 6:30 A M
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Hancock County Sheriff Scott Kane joins Corenna and David Quirk on the Q-Point Podcast for an unfiltered look at law enforcement in rural Maine. From the deadly impact of fentanyl and rising addiction rates to patrol shortages, K-9 program challenges, and navigating county and federal jurisdictions, Sheriff Kane discusses the realities behind the badge. He also shares insights on red-flag laws, community policing on Maine’s islands, and what 35 years of service have taught him about leadership and accountability.

📻 Q-Point Podcast airs weekends on The Voice of Maine Radio Network — Saturdays at 6 AM and Sundays at 6:30 AM.
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In Part Two of their conversation with Republican gubernatorial candidate David Jones, Corenna and David Quirk dive into the economic and policy challenges shaping Maine’s future.

Jones calls high taxes and government waste “oppressive,” arguing that working Mainers are trapped in what he describes as “economic prison.” He outlines his plan to make Maine more affordable through fiscal reform, energy independence, and efficiency in government — including the creation of a Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to root out waste and redirect resources where they matter most.

The conversation expands into energy policy, where Jones advocates for natural gas pipelines and small modular nuclear power, as well as vocational training, housing shortages, and business growth. He also discusses restructuring DHHS to protect children and strengthen accountability, tackling illegal marijuana grows, and supporting law enforcement to keep Maine communities safe.

Drawing on decades in business, Jones says rebuilding trust in government begins with fiscal responsibility and common sense — putting Mainers first, not bureaucracy.

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📻 Airing on Voice of Maine Radio (101.3 / 103.9 FM + VOM App) — Part One Saturday 6:00 AM | Part Two Sunday 6:30 AM.

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David Jones joins Q-Point Podcast to talk candidly about his campaign for governor — and his belief that teamwork, humility, and unity must replace ego in politics.

Drawing from decades in business and public service, Jones shares firsthand experiences on the campaign trail, his time as a national convention delegate, and what he’s learned about leadership from working alongside figures like Paul LePage and Donald Trump.

He describes what’s driving him to run: frustration with division, concern over energy costs and education, and a conviction that Maine’s best solutions come when people “check egos at the door” and focus on the common good. It’s a conversation about priorities, leadership, and the kind of cooperation he says is missing from Augusta.

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In this continued conversation, Senator Jim Libby discusses welfare expansion, accountability, and the urgent need to realign Maine’s budget priorities. He shares concerns about unbid nonprofit contracts, misuse of public funds, and the growth of dependency programs that he believes “are hurting, not helping” Mainers. Libby calls for stronger oversight at DHHS, transparency in spending, and a renewed focus on workforce participation to strengthen Maine’s long-term fiscal health.

Now airing weekends on VOM — The Voice of Maine 101.3, 103.9, and on the VOM app.

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Senator Jim Libby sits down with Q-Point Podcast to explain his decision to run under Maine’s Clean Elections system and share his views on how money shapes policy in Augusta. He breaks down budget growth and tax changes, outlining a four-year plan to reduce income taxes and expand the homestead exemption for property-tax relief. Libby shares concerns about MaineCare expansion and hospital reimbursement challenges, calls for regulatory stability to support small businesses, and details an “all-of-the-above” approach to energy that includes hydro, natural gas, biomass, and selective solar.

Now airing weekends on VOM — The Voice of Maine 101.3, 103.9, and on the VOM app.

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