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Skowhegan

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Sep 12, 2026

Cheryl AdamsNARRATOR
23:06
This Livervox recording is in the public domain.
Cheryl AdamsNARRATOR
23:09
Reading by Cheryl Adams, Skowhegan, Maine, 2016.
Cheryl AdamsNARRATOR
23:15
Chapter 3.
Cheryl AdamsNARRATOR
23:17
The Octopus Tattoo.

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Cheryl AdamsNARRATOR
45:48
End of Chapter 4 Chapter 5 of The Secret Pact By Mildred A. Wirt Benson.
Cheryl AdamsNARRATOR
46:00
This Livervox recording is in the public domain.
Cheryl AdamsNARRATOR
46:03
Reading by Cheryl Adam, Skowhegan, Maine, 2016.
Cheryl AdamsNARRATOR
46:09
Chapter 5.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
32:29
She's after a big story for the record, and I just wonder if those two mysterious-looking gentlemen aren't the reason for her trip.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
32:56
For more information or to volunteer, please visit livervox.org. Reading by Cheryl Adam, Skowhegan, Maine, 2015.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
33:07
Chapter 3.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
33:09
Traveling Companions Francine Selberg paid for her ticket and turned so that her gaze fell squarely upon Penny and Louise.

2 HRS 51 MINS LATER

Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
204:06
End of Chapter 16 Behind the Green Door by Mildred A. Wirt Benson This is a Livervox recording.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
204:20
All Livervox recordings are in the public domain.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
204:23
For more information or to volunteer, please visit livervox.org. Reading by Cheryl Adam, Skowhegan, Maine, 2015.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
204:34
Chapter 17.
Erik FabianHOST
0:29
Bakers, welcome.
Erik FabianHOST
0:31
Thank you for joining me today for this very special live recording of Bake This Book, live from Skowhegan at the kneading conference.
Erik FabianHOST
0:40
Woo-hoo! We gather here today for the pleasure of speaking with Rose Wild, the author of Bread and Roses, 100 plus grain forward recipes featuring global ingredients and botanicals.
Erik FabianHOST
0:58
Published by Countryman Press in 2023 with illustrations by Stacey Michelson and photographs by Rebecca Stumpf.

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Rose WildeGUEST
43:32
Okay.
Rose WildeGUEST
43:33
I'll wake up at 3.
Erik FabianHOST
43:37
Well, we're recording this here at the meeting conference in Skowhegan, Maine, brought to us by Maine Grains and the Maine Grain Alliance.
Erik FabianHOST
43:47
I know you've been here before.
Ajay KurianHOST
1:21
My first visit with him was back in 2016 at MICA, the Maryland Institute College of Art.
Ajay KurianHOST
1:27
Since then, we've gotten closer, collaborated on projects, and even spent a summer together at Skowhegan, where I was faculty and he was a participant.
Ajay KurianHOST
1:36
Not long after, he was diagnosed with blood cancer, then diagnosed again.
Ajay KurianHOST
1:43
He's made three shows since.

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Ajay KurianHOST
49:35
It just feels like this, like, bookend in such a crazy way that, like...
Ajay KurianHOST
49:41
You know, we were in...
Ajay KurianHOST
49:44
I was faculty at Skowhegan in 2023, and Vijay was a participant.
Ajay KurianHOST
49:50
And it was after that that you were diagnosed with cancer.
Michael A. SmithHOST
0:25
This, the Short Talk Bulletin podcast, is produced in cooperation with the MSA and is made possible with the generous support of a grant from the Grand Lodge AF&AM of Minnesota.
T.J. OlsonNARRATOR
0:39
This is Worshipful Brother Big Papa T.J. Olson of Somerset Lodge No. 34 in Skowhegan, Maine.
T.J. OlsonNARRATOR
0:47
I am proud to present Volume 68, No. 4, April 1990, Washington and the Society of the Cincinnati, by Alexander A. Blyman.
T.J. OlsonNARRATOR
0:59
One of the generally unknown associations in American history is that of George Washington's connection and significant relationship with the Society of the Cincinnati.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
12:43
End of Chapter One Chapter Two of Hoofbeats on the Turnpike by Mildred A. Wirt Benson This Livervox recording is in the public domain.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
12:59
Reading by Cheryl Adam, Skowhegan, Maine, 2016.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
13:04
Chapter 2.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
13:06
Plans.

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Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
27:02
Chapter three of Hoof Beats on the Turnpike by Mildred A. Wirt Benson.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
27:07
This LibriVox recording is in the public domain.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
27:10
Reading by Cheryl Adam, Skowhegan, Maine, 2016.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
27:15
Chapter three, Into the Valley.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
13:30
Wirt Benson This liverbox recording is in the public domain.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
13:35
Reading by Cheryl Adam, Skowhegan, Maine, 2016 Chapter 2 by The Covered Well Seeing the group of girls by the wishing well, the youth swerved and fled in the opposite direction.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
13:51
Darting into the woods, he ran so swiftly that Penny realized pursuit would be futile.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
13:57
Who was he? she questioned the others.

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Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
29:54
How are you? the young man responded briefly as he was presented to the two girls ted found a little work to do today mrs breen resumed proudly just a few minutes ago he brought home a nice plump chicken we're having it for dinner ted gazed over the woman's head straight at his sister seeing the look which passed between them penny suddenly knew where she had seen the young man mrs breen's remark had given her the required clue Unquestionably, Ted Weigand was the one who had stolen the chicken from the old stonecutter.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
30:30
End of Chapter Two The Wishing Well by Mildred A. Wirt Benson This Levervox recording is in the public domain.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
30:44
Reading by Cheryl Adam, Skowhegan, Maine, 2016 Chapter Three Chicken Dinner The discovery that Rhoda's brother had stolen food was disconcerting to Penny.
Cheryl AdamNARRATOR
31:01
Saying goodbye to Mrs. Breen, she prepared to drive away from the trailer camp.
Todd SerenbetzGUEST
11:12
Sure.
Todd SerenbetzGUEST
11:13
Steve Trevor receives a letter from a young boy in Skowhegan, Maine, named Bobby Lee, asking him to contact Wonder Woman.
Todd SerenbetzGUEST
11:20
The letter says that his teacher, Miss Ann Pinky, is in trouble, and that it involves a woman named Mavis, and even an enemy plot.
Todd SerenbetzGUEST
11:28
Steve dismisses the letter as childish worries, but Diana is not so sure.
Todd SerenbetzGUEST
11:12
Sure.
Todd SerenbetzGUEST
11:13
Steve Trevor receives a letter from a young boy in Skowhegan, Maine, named Bobby Lee, asking him to contact Wonder Woman.
Todd SerenbetzGUEST
11:20
The letter says that his teacher, Miss Ann Pinky, is in trouble, and that it involves a woman named Mavis, and even an enemy plot.
Todd SerenbetzGUEST
11:28
Steve dismisses the letter as childish worries, but Diana is not so sure.
Darren MarlarHOST
22:07
This time, Maine tried her.
Darren MarlarHOST
22:10
She was taken to Thayer Hospital in Waterville and held without bail, and prosecutors first gathered at Skowhegan in Somerset County before venue was set in Kennebec County.
Darren MarlarHOST
22:20
Attorney General Richard DuBord led the state's case.
Darren MarlarHOST
22:24
A Skowhegan attorney named George W. Perkins was appointed to defend her.
Darren MarlarHOST
22:28
On January 17, 1967, the Bangor Daily News reported that she had been ruled competent to stand trial, and testimony was underway within a day of it.
Darren MarlarHOST
22:39
She was found not guilty by reason of insanity within a few days.

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