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The Maine Question is a podcast series hosted by Ron Lisnet of the University of Maine. Three times each academic semester, Lisnet is joined by faculty, students, and experts to engage in conversation around just one question.In our complex world, answers to a single question are not always so simple.No matter the topic — big, small, wide, or narrow — we’ll make sense of today’s world through the research happening right here on campus. And you’ll meet the people making a difference.Here, you can explore how tiny pet store fish can lead to groundbreaking medical research or what the future holds for manufacturing and outdoor recreation in Maine. You’ll find the spark for your next big idea or the perfect fun fact to share with family and friends.What’s your question?
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Maine Question is a podcast series hosted by Ron Lisnet of the University of Maine. Three times each academic semester, Lisnet is joined by faculty, students, and experts to engage in conversation around just one question. In our complex world, answers to a single question are not always so simple.
Recent episodes include "How do you get from rural Maine to Hollywood? Tim Simons shares his journey" (29 April 2026, 55 minutes), "How do you get from rural Maine to Hollywood? Tim Simons shares his journey" (29 April 2026, 55 minutes), and "Are ' Forever Chemicals' really here Forever?" (12 March 2026, 43 minutes).
The Maine Question publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 105 episodes.
Booking probability for The Maine Question is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Maine Question requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Maine Question's contact route on record: verified email.
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The Maine Question is an education podcast with 105 episodes published.
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Tim Simons, who graduated from the University of Maine in 2001, is living a dream that first took root in Orono through college theater. That spark has led to an impressive and growing resume as a working actor in both...

Tim Simons, who graduated from the University of Maine in 2001, is living a dream that first took root in Orono through college theater. That spark has led to an impressive and growing resume as a working actor in both...

The Maine Question
A group of chemicals known as PFAS have become a growing concern for human health, agriculture and the environment. Because they resist breaking down, these “forever chemicals” can accumulate in soil, water and food...

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Stress has always been a part of life, whether from the news, the economy, the environment, a mortgage, a job or school. It can be found in every profession and any workplace, affecting performance and leading to...

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Nothing about the zebrafish is physically impressive. Despite being less than an inch long, this little fish from Southeast Asia is a favorite for home aquariums and human health research. Zebrafish are powerhouses in...

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Robots are coming — or in some cases, have come — to Maine but not to destroy civilization like in the movies. They're here to help, specifically to help Maine manufacturing companies modernize and become more...

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Before it was a state, Maine had already earned a reputation for its great outdoors. It began as a place where anyone could hunt and fish, and served as a summer destination with numerous second homes owned by...

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The man known to many students as Dean Dana or Dr. Dana retired in January after four decades of service to the University of Maine community. Robert Dana, former vice president of student life and inclusive excellence...

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From the military to athletics to campus fraternity and sorority life, students and others endure hazing to satisfy the basic human desire to be part of a group. It operates in the shadows, but when hazing does appear...

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Romanticized by outdoor enthusiasts and feared by warm-weather lovers, Maine is faced with an era of adaptability as climate change begins to alter the state’s identity. Deemed a “lost winter,” the 2023-24 snow season...

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On April 8, Mainers will have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness a rare cosmic event without traveling out of state: a total solar eclipse. Space enthusiasts from across the U.S. are flocking to communities...

Conducting research with global impact and local relevance is a quintessential service of the University of Maine. Out of all university research conducted in Maine, 89% occurs here, and the insight and innovation it...

Finding possible solutions to the nation’s ailing infrastructure, affordable housing deficit and renewable energy needs is all in a day's work for the University of Maine Advanced Structures and Composites Center...

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In every plant and tree exist tiny fibers called nanocellulose, a building block like no other with the potential to be the next material that changes the world. This plant matter, which is a billionth of a meter in...

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Antibiotic resistance has become a growing problem in the treatment of bacterial infections. In addition to minimizing or negating the effects of existing medicine, these antibiotic-resistant bacteria, or “superbugs,”...

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The University of Maine is home to 18 formal vocal and instrumental ensembles and many informal musical groups, each one with a distinct sound that enriches the academic and cultural life on campus. Many of these groups...

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Artificial intelligence, or "AI," is a hot topic in 2023. AI and machine learning make headlines every day, with stories ranging from the technology's helpful capabilities, like self-driving cars, to its scariest...

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Darren Ranco has spent his life determining how to help Indigenous and non-Indigenous people protect the land they inhabit. Through his work as an anthropologist and chair of Native American Programs at the University...

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Established in 1935, the University of Maine Honors College is one of the oldest continuously-running honors programs in the U.S. Its intellectually-curious students, who are among the top undergraduates at UMaine...
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assistant director of campus activities, Louisville-based gastroenterology practice
Chair of the Department of Political Science at the University of Maine, Central Florida Foundation
Managing Director, University of Maine Cooperative Extension
Executive Director of the Alzheimer's Association - Alabama Chapter, Alzheimer's Association - Alabama Chapter
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