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Oct 12, 2026

speaker_2HOST
4:42
Right.
speaker_1HOST
4:43
We are heading to New Harbor, which is located in Bristol, Maine.
speaker_2HOST
4:47
Geographically, I mean, New Harbor is the quintessential coastal Maine setting.
speaker_1HOST
4:52
Yeah.
Clint WellsHOST
17:44
Keep on rocking.
Clint WellsHOST
17:44
Josh Craig, Bristol, Maine, New Jersey.
Clint WellsHOST
17:47
yeah dude they they they looked the other way which is fine but that is what they did they have the power to fight against that to stop it but you know whatever it's disappointing but it's the way of the world and uh you know part of me part of me is disappointed part of me doesn't blame them but robert smith said it before he said any of these artists that that pretend like they're hiding behind live nation or their agents or Yeah, no, that's political.
Clint WellsHOST
18:18
And so, yeah, so Oasis is doing it.
Kenneth KortemeierGUEST
1:40
But I did find that after that summer, I... traveled to Maine, and was interested in wooden boat building, and eventually was in Machiasport when I was working for the Outward Bound School, but never really quite got free to go visit Bill.
Kenneth KortemeierGUEST
1:59
But it wasn't until 2003 that I finally got to meet Bill, and he was in Damariscotta, Maine, where I was I had moved to Maine and was living in Bristol, Maine, which is very close to Damariscotta.
Kenneth KortemeierGUEST
2:14
And he was doing a book signing at the local bookshop in the village of Damariscotta.
Kenneth KortemeierGUEST
2:19
And that evening, he needed a place to stay.

Unknown podcast

Pemaquid a Story of Old Times in New England-Elizabeth Prentiss

Sep 23 · 143 Mentions

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0:59
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speaker_2NARRATOR
1:01
Chapter one of Pemaquid.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:03
This is a LibriVox recording.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:05
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
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1:08
For more information, or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Pemaquid: A Story of Old Times in New England by Elizabeth Prentice.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:20
The wicked flee where no man pursueth.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:23
Mrs. Picket's version.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:26
At last I breathe freely.

Unknown podcast

Explorers and Travellers-Adolphus W. Greely

Sep 23 · 3 Mentions

William TomkoNARRATOR
60:03
Delays in France and contrary winds on the Atlantic brought Iberville to Quebec only in October, far too late for the safe navigation of Hudson Bay.
William TomkoNARRATOR
60:12
To fill in his time, he set forth to take Pemaquid, but did not make an attack, this being the only instance in his long career where he failed to show extreme daring, even against desperate odds.
William TomkoNARRATOR
60:25
The delay of the vessels was unfortunate for France as far as Hudson Bay was concerned, for in 1693 three English vessels attacked and captured St. Anne with 50,000 peltries, and again the control of the bay passed from France.
William TomkoNARRATOR
60:41
In September 1694, Iberville, with two ships, La Polie and La Charente, the former commanded by his brother de Sérigny, appeared before Port Nelson, which he was six weeks in approaching owing to the heavy moving ice which nearly destroyed his vessel.
William TomkoNARRATOR
62:16
Late the next summer, after waiting to the last moment for the English ships he counted on capturing, and leaving a garrison of sixty-seven at Fort Bourbon, Iberville sailed for Quebec.
William TomkoNARRATOR
62:28
But the winds were so contrary and his crew so debilitated by scurvy that he turned his prows to France and fortunately arrived at Rochelle October 9th, 1695.
William TomkoNARRATOR
62:40
His victories in Hudson Bay so commended him to the king that Iberville was charged with the reduction and destruction of the strong fort which James II of England had erected at Pemaquid, Maine.
William TomkoNARRATOR
62:52
While on this cruise, our Canadian fell in with three English ships near the mouth of the St. John.

Unknown podcast

Pemaquid a Story of Old Times in New England-Elizabeth Prentiss

Sep 15 · 137 Mentions

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0:56
Please enjoy responsibly.
Belinda McReynoldsNARRATOR
1:00
Chapter 1 of Pemaquid.
Belinda McReynoldsNARRATOR
1:02
This is a LibriVox recording.
Belinda McReynoldsNARRATOR
1:04
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Belinda McReynoldsNARRATOR
1:07
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Pemaquid, a story of old times in New England by Elizabeth Prentice.
Belinda McReynoldsNARRATOR
1:19
The wicked flee where no man pursueth.
Belinda McReynoldsNARRATOR
1:22
Mrs. Pickett's version.
Belinda McReynoldsNARRATOR
1:25
At last I breathe freely.

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