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Roopers Beverage and Redemption Tasting Tales is back! Mark, Sara, and Pam sample some Wild Maine Tequila Seltzer-Lime and it's sooooo good! Visit your local Roopers and score a 4-pack for only $10.99! Plus, the gang talks coffee, head-shaving, and Artemis II's malfunctioning toilet!

Brian Doyon and Pat Penley stop by to talk about the Kora Shrine Outdoor Expo happening April 11-12 in Lewiston! The event will include free admission, vendor booths, a Youth Hunter Safety Course, and educational seminars/presentations throughout the weekend! Plus, the “Bangs for Your Bucks” live raffle & auction (ticketed event).

Woman's Literary Union of Androscoggin County President Kathy Lawrence and Vice President Stefanie Damien join Mark and Pam to talk about the WLU's mission and preservation of Foss Mansion. They also share details on some upcoming events including the Prom Gown Giveaway (April 4), the Pastries & Porcelain A Spring Tea (May 9) and the annual Garage Sale on June 20!

Sara recaps her murder mystery performance, and provides an update on her Equinox Detox. She also reveals her love for queso and convinces an old man to help her with trivia night.

Singer/songwriter/musician Chuck Durang joins Mark and Jacey to talk about a career that has spanned over six decades. He also shares an update following his Maine's Got Talent audition, and plays a few songs for us, live in studio!

290 Maine Street owner Ryan Ricci joins Mark and Jacey to talk about the best pub in Norway, featuring weekly food and drink specials as well as live music and events! He shares some aspects of 290's success, including a spot on Good Morning America, and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs!

Mark thinks baseball's Opening Day should be a national holiday, Sara recently began her Equinox Detox (no caffeine, sugar, alcohol, etc...), and tells the story of how she once found housing in Boston by petsitting a turtle named Lester :)

Maine author Jennifer Braunfels joins Mark and Pam to talk about her first novel, "Everything You Love Ends Up in a Yard Sale" which will be released on May 5! Jennifer talks about the inspiration, characters, and process of publishing the book, which was literally a dream come true. Don’t miss the celebration launch on May 13 from 6-8pm at Edward Little High School!

Sara's very excited about her new frog (not the ribbit, ribbit kind). Mark and Sara learn about zarfs, nurdles, and snoods. And Sara discovers that a bunch of movies in her top-ten list are among the greatest films ever to grace the silver screen :)

East Auburn Pools and Services owner Bryan Shaw has been in the swimming pool industry since he was 17-years-old. He joins Mark and Sara to talk about seasonal openings, above-ground and in-ground pools, hot tubs, maintenance, equipment upgrades and more!

Oxford Hills Chamber of Commerce Executive Director John Williams joins Mark and Jacey to talk about the Oxford Hills Home Show happening April 24-26 featuring major local builders including Turn Key Homes, Twin Town Homes, and Alternative Modular Homes. The event officially kicks off with a Business After Hours on April 23. Plus, we learn about John’s prowess on the baseball diamond!

Lydia Media owner and LA Metro Magazine publisher Pam Ashby joins Mark and Sara to preview the magazine's spring issue, which will be delivered next week! The Home & Garden Edition features stories on kitchen and bath design, swimming pools, home maintenance, water quality, home organization, and more!