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Bob Bigelow Chris Andersonn John Gerdy Doug Abrams Ben Grasso
Dave Walsh Jerry Stitt Hank Nuwer Charles Euchner
Live! From Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA. Jeff Beedy and Regis during the live remote broadcast at the New England Youth Sports Festival on March 24, 2007.
Beautiful Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots.
Bob Bigelow and Regis high above the playing surface at Gillette Stadium.
Desiree Linkel and Madeline Hamilton - Children with Disabilities - October 29, 2005
November 19, 2005 "The 94th Game" between Portland High and Deering High. L-R Cheerleader Brittney Foley (Portland), Randy Hanson (Deering), John O'Brion (Portland), Erich Bobinsky (Deering), Cory Girard (Deering). Standing David Moore (Deering 2002), John Presby (Deering 2003).
Maike Bailey (Head Coach Portland), The legendary Willie Greenlaw (Portland 1952), grandfather of John O'Brion and Seth Greenlaw (Portland), Dr. Will Heintz (Deering Team Physician). Willie Greenlaw went on to play for the University of Nebraska.
Marty O'Brion (Portland 1972) father of John O'Brion (Portland 2005), Mike Bailey (Head Coach Portland)
Ashley Tremblay, University of Toledo, November 29, 2005
Keith Weatherbie Cape Elizabeth AD, and Gerry Durgin, Gorham AD. December 3, 2005. Is Your Coach Right for You and your child?
Kevin Woodhouse, S. Portland AD, and Kerry Kertes, Cape Elizabeth Swim Coach. Dec. 3, 2005.
High School hockey players from L-R: Julia Pons (Scarborough, junior forward), Jessica Bolton (Scarborough, senior, captain, forward), Chelsea Barrett (Scarborough, freshman, forward), Regis, Sarah Mills (Scarborough, senior, assistant captain, goalie), Sara Landis (Cape Elizabeth, senior, forward). December 24, 2005.
Regis and Dr. Doug Brown of Orthopaedic Associates of Portland. December 24, 2005.
Sara Landis, Cape Elizabeth Senior Hockey Player, December 24, 2005.
He looks "mean," but he's really a big "Teddy Bear." Ted Talbot, my co-host and technical producer, seen on the New Year's Eve Show: "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly." Ted is also the co-host of the WLOB Morning Show. AKA "The Appliance Man" on the WJAB Morning Show.
Mary Jo O'Connor, Superintendent of Portland Public Schools; Derek Pierce, Principal of Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound H.S.; Mike McCarthy, Principal at King Middle School. February 4, 2006.
Audrey McKenzie, athletic trainer and athletic academic coach at Portland High; Matt Cook, athletic trainer at Thornton Academy, and Saco Bay Physical Therapy; Sean Crothers, Surgi-Care, Inc. February 11, 2006.
John O'Brian, Portland High senior and student leader in the Sports Done Right Initiative. Feb. 18, 2006.
Rich Drummond, AD at Portland High School, Jason Fuller, AD at Lewiston High, and Paul Amnot, Assistant Principal at Lewiston High. Guests on the Sports Done Right Show, Feb. 18, 2006.
Scarborough High Cheerleaders from L-R: Seniors, Katie Dyer, Nicole Zambs, Danni Flynn, Kristen Duquette, Leah Marsanskis, and Darcy Mitchell. March 4, 2006. The Red Storm placed second in the 2006 State Cheerleading competition.
City of South Portland Parks & Recreation Program Manager, Lisa Bingham, March 4, 2006, promoting upcoming Kids FIRST Good Parent Workshop.
Casco Bay High School Sailing Program, March 11, 2006. Front Row: Peter Barton, Kati Gullick, Anna Peaco. Back Row: Spencer Howe, Evan Siepert.
Frank Spencer, Scarborough High Athletic Director; Matt Richards, SMCC AD and Basketball coach; Kevin Woodhouse, S. Portland High AD, March 25, 2006.
Andrea Cayer, Health Teacher at Cape Elizabeth High School. April 1, 2006.
April 29, 2006. Lewiston High hockey coaching legend, Norm Gagne. Norm has won 6 Maine State Hockey Championships.
DJ Abisalih, a second year student at the New England School of Broadcasting in Bangor, is my new intern for the Radio Show. DJ graduated from Scarborough High and will help produce the show and be "live" with me and Ted Talbot. June 6, 2006 was DJ's first show.
Ted Talbot giving DJ Abisalih tips on running the board for the Radio Show.
"Return of the Professors." David Ruff and Mark Kostin of the Southern Maine Partnership at the University of Southern Maine were in studio again to highlight a show talking about the importance of the Senior year of high school. June 6, 2006.
Matt Narel, Beacon House Program Director and Bart Keinath, Beacon House Education Program Director on the June 3, 2006 show featuring their community based organization which serves children, youth, and families with emotional, behavioral, and educational needs.
Mark Tinkham, outgoing Asst. Principal at Cape Elizabeth High, and new Principal at Freeport High, listens to Bob Bigelow on the June 24, 2006 show. Turns out, Mark and co-host Ted Talbot were football teammates at Deering. Made for a really humorous show.
NHL referee, Wes McCauley , Canadian born and now living in S. Portland. Following in the steps of his father who was the former director of NHL officials, Wes just completed his first full year as an NHL official. He was also an assistant hockey coach at Scarborough High School. July 8, 2006.
Student intern, DJ Abisalih, with TV personality, Bill Green. The host of "Bill Green's Maine" on WCSH Channel 6, shared his views about organized youth sports, PE, and introducing kids to all of the outdoor physical activities Maine has to offer. July 8, 2006.
Keoni DeRenne, 2B and SS, for the Portland Sea Dogs on the July 22nd, 2006 Show. Keoni hails from Hawaii and played college ball at the University of Arizona under my good friend and partner, Jerry Stitt. "He's one of the all-time great players and persons," says Coach Stitt.
Chris Cameron, Sea Dogs Director of PR, with Charlie Eshbach, President and General Manager on the July 22, 2006 show. Chris graduated from high school at Brunswick and started working in concessions. Charlie is in his 33rd year of professional baseball. He was the Sea Dogs' first employee and has been with the club since its inception in the fall of 1992.
Penny Plourde, Director, Maine Division of Vocational Rehabilitation on the July 29, 2006 show.
Mark Zadakis, 21 yr old broadcast journalism student at Husson College. Mark has Muscular Dystrophy and was one of the co-founders of Youth Mentors, Inc., an organization dedicated to empowering young people with disabilities to meet the daily challenges of living with a disability. The philosophy is to focus on strengths, gifts, and setting goals and not the disability. Seated next to Mark is Mary Redmond-Luce.
Jeanne Crocker, David Ruff, and Chris Elkington during the August 5, 2006 show.
Our good friends and frequent guests Drs. Doug Brown and Bill Heinz of Orthopaedic Associates of Portland on the August 26, 2006 Anniversary Show.
Bonny Eagle Assistant Principal and Athletic Director, Gary Stevens was a guest on the Anniversary Show, August 26, 2006.
DJ Abisalih passed his final exam on the September 2, 2006 show and is no longer an "intern." DJ Earned three credits towards his associate's degree at the Maine School of Broadcasting in Bangor.
Front Row: Joey Stratis, Jon Klages, Head Coach Steve Lechner, AD Craig Sickles, and Principal Mark Tinkham. Back Row: Jon Klages, Courtney Hanna, and Brennan Hanna. September 16, 2006.
Channel 13 Sports Director and Anchor, Dave Eid with Regis. September 16, 2006.
Early College Enrollment Show, September 23, 2006. L-F Mark and Vivian Kostin, Joan Marci, Lewiston High, Bridget Ruff, David Ruff, and Milt Teguis, principal at Wells High.
September 23, 2006. David Ruff, USM/Great Maine Schools Project, Milt Teguis, Steve Newton.
Andrew Dolloff, Asst. Superintendent of the Scarborough School District, and former AD, and Principal at Scarborough High when that school changed their Mascot from Redskins to Red Storm. The September 30, 2006 Show on "Making Sense of the Indian Mascot Issue.
We focused on High School Soccer on October 28th. From L-R Standing, from South Portland High, Will Furbish and Jamie Harmon. Seated, from Scarborough, Reegan Brackett, Amanda Daudelin, Libby Brackett, and Allie Pastore.
Bruce Crowder, Assistant Coach of the Portland Pirates Hockey Team and DJ Abisalih on the November 4th show. Bruce played college hockey at New Hampshire and in the NHL. He coached for 19 years in Div. 1 at U Maine and Northeastern. While at U Maine, Bruce received a Masters degree in Education.
Lauren Grousd, Real Life Real Talk Coordinator, Planned Parenthood and Daryl Forte, Boys to Men Board Member on the Nov. 11th two-hour Health Show.
Margaret Harrison, a junior at Yarmouth High was in the first group of students to receive an iBook for use at school. We learned about Wikis, Natives and Immigrants, and student blogs on the December 9 show.
Alice Barr, Instructional Technology Integration, at Yarmouth High, is responsible for helping teachers and students learn how to integrate technology into every class.
Yarmouth High Principal, Ted Hall explained how the community was solidly behind the funding of computers for all high school students.
Scott Andrews, Outdoor Writer, helped to produce the Dec.16th show on Skiing. Read his blog on Mainetoday.com. www.outdoors.mainetoday.com/downhillski/skibum I met Scott , an AP correspondent, at a Sea Dogs' game last summer when we decided to do this show.
Regis and Carla Markus, Executive Director of WinterKids on the December 16th show. Carla is the state-wide "evangelist" for getting Maine outdoors during Maine's longest season. WinterKids makes it possible for kids to ski, toboccan, and skate for free at locations all across Maine. (Photo by Scott Andrews)
Dr. George Babikian, Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon from Orthopaedic Associates of Portland. Dr. Babikian appeared on the January 6th show. Dr. "B" repaired my son Tanner's collarbone and got him back on the ice in six weeks.
Gary Prolman, Executive Director of Maine High School Hockey, the Maine H.S. Hockey Invitational, and the Fix Cup Hockey Tournament on the January 13th show.
Kit Smith, Brunswick High School senior on March 31, 2007. Kit was the 2007 Travis A. Roy Award recipient recognizing the best student-athlete in Class A High School Hockey. The criteria for the award are academic achievement, community involvement, and athletics. Kit gets A's and B's, loves Latin and takes Calculus. Last summer he went to Guatemala with Hanley Denning, and this year led the Brunswick High hockey team to the playoffs. He's already been accepted at Colby and Bowdoin.
Dave Boucher, varsity hockey coach and math teacher at Brunswick High School, along with Dr. Ben Grasso a regular guest on the show, March 31, 2007. He was also Kit Smith's Calculus teacher.
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