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If This Land Could Talk

Falmouth High School

Produced by students at Falmouth High School in Falmouth, Maine, If This Land Could Talk tells the stories of Maine"s land, waterways, and people.

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8:07

Searching for UniTea

If This Land Could Talk ·

2025/02/05

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5:28

The Life and Legacy of a Curling Iron

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2025/02/05

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9:24

Highland Lake of Maine

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2024/05/21

In this episode, Tyla Forbes discusses how Highland Lake changed over time.

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13:55

Endangered

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2024/05/21

In this episode, Hayden explores marine mammal rescue and endangerment in Maine, focusing on seal species.

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34:18

Winged Travellers

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2024/05/21

In this episode of If This Land Could Talk, Ian Doherty will take you into the world of birds in Maine, and how climate change is affecting our feathered friends. We will view this story through the lens of rare birds in our state, hear from countless experts and ornithologists, and discover the stories of winged travelers in Maine.

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8:39

Clear Current

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2024/05/21

In this episode, Miriam Bonny dives into the essential world of drinking water. Through personal stories and expert interviews, "Clear Current" sheds light on the triumphs and issues of maintaining clean and safe water for all. From the rivers of South Sudan to the wastewater treatment facilities of Maine, discover the journey of our most precious resource--water.

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15:12

Maine Debris

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2024/05/21

In this episode, Rowan Bennett explores the presence of Marine debris in the Gulf of Maine.

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13:13

The Heart of Hockey

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2024/05/17

In this episode, Jack Turgeon explores the hockey culture in Maine and the role that pond hockey plays in the community.

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23:13

Power Struggle

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2024/05/17

In this episode, Jack Sutton explores the work that is done by electric company employees when there is a power outage.

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21:20

The Small Oyster

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2024/05/17

In this podcast, Avery Matthews explores the diverse group of people that make up the oyster industry in Maine and how that demographic has seen a distinctive change in recent years with the new boom in interest.

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14:34

Take Out the Trash!

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2024/05/17

In this episode, “Take Out The Trash!”, Harper Shepard explores the jobs that are responsible for managing Maine’s waste.

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19:20

Alewives

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2024/05/17

In this episode Tony Severino explains what the alewives run is like every year on the coast of southern Maine.

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15:29

Calamity

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2024/05/17

This sci-fi audiobook follows a main character that has managed to survive Climate Changes effects on the Earth and explores further on how they were able to do so. This project also aims to answer some of the questions you may have about what the world would become if humanity allowed Climate Change to run its course.

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18:26

Where Hope Meet Action

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2024/05/17

In this episode, Jamila Ahmadova explores the effect of climate change on Maine’s small businesses and what local organizations and citizens are doing to combat it through policy change.

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12:15

Bass Population Problems

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2024/05/17

In this episode, Finn Peirce explores bass fishing, water quality, and how climate change is affecting both.

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20:30

The Meaning of an Island

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2024/05/17

In this episode, Hayden Brewer discusses the history of Chebeague Island, Maine. He talks about the danger that the history of the Island is in, and the danger the Island's way of life is in due to climate change.

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6:40

Rock Talk

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2024/05/17

In this episode, Quinn Hackett explores great divides within the rock-climbing community. He interviews knowledgeable rock climbers in an attempt to uncover the true meaning of rock climbing.

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