Bill Maine

Andrew McDiarmid, Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute, talks about the pushback some parents receive when they try to become more involved in what their children are learning at school. McDiarmid offers parents tips on how to navigate the opinion put out by some critics that "parents who aren't qualified to teach should keep their noses out of school curricula."

Families don't always get along as we would like. Fern Shumer Chapman knows first-hand as she was estranged from her brother for many years. In her book "Brothers, Sisters, Strangers: Sibling Estrangement and the Road to Reconciliation," she offers help in reconnecting with estranged family members.

Alex Baber co-founded Cold Case Consultants of America with is wife, herself a victim of an abduction that remains unsolved. Using a database of hundreds of letters from serial killers to try to discover new evidence to solve cases that went cold years ago.

Even the smallest among us have opinions. However, I discovered a critic in the most unlikely of places...and faces.

Ever wonder how your favorite restaurant is able to make the perfect steak? Daniel Shumski shared the secret of Sous Vide on Maine Street and discussed some the recipes you'll find in his book "How to Sous Vide". It's easier and more affordable than you think.

Being chief of staff to the President is a tough job. But during a pandemic, race issues, and a campaign made it even tougher. Mark Meadows talks about his time as "The Chief's Chief" during the last ten months of President Trump's administration. How would things be different had Trump won? Will he run again? Mark took time to answer these questions and others when he dropped by Maine Street.

Economist Dr. Wayne Winegarden with the Pacific Research Institute talks about the impact of the $6 trillion in COVID relief spending on the economy and the continued pattern of deficit spending.

Paul Smith shares the story of "Four Days with Kenny Tedford: Life Through the Eyes of a Child Trapped in a Partially Blind and Deaf Man's Body". Kenny's story is one of inspiration and determination that shines a light on what happens when we focus on what we can do instead of on what we can't.

Chris Brady shares his book "The Bitcoin Bride" with Mornings on Maine Street. Brady uses a whimsical bit of fiction to lay out the facts of how Bitcoin works. Is it here to stay? Could you someday be paid in Bitcoin? Brady shares his thoughts.

Keeping warm with a cotton and polyester hug.