Keep Up
Cynthia Dill"A punchy political podcast."
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||
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Friday Night Talk - the weekly rundown from Cape Elizabeth by Cynthia Dill
Alba Vinajero left El Salvador at the age of 16 and walked to America in search of a dream. The journey was perilous - and she spent years living in a dilapidated old trailer with no heat and a leaky roof while working tow jobs and raising three beau... more
Host Cynthia Dill has a view about the proposal at the Maine Legislature to amend the state constitution to protect "every person's" right to reproductive autonomy. What are men's rights?
This week our host gives three reasons Cape Elizabeth voters should send a nonbinding housing referendum question to the ballot. Plus, the State of Maine is about to join the Interstate Compact to Elect the President by National Vote. Why Now? Good q... more
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- NIMBY at its finest.
Ms Dill continues to referred to Gullcrest as an option for affordable housing. The town of cape Elizabeth would go broke trying to clean land at Gullcrest. Way to ignore the way the report said it would definitely be a very expensive place to attempt to put housing. Also - why does she still refer to Dunham court as only 1bedrooms? It had 2 and three bedroom units. Why does she refer to the ice rink being built at Gullcrest as a slam dunk?
Apple Podcasts1Caper for 45 years.
United States7 months ago - Cynthia is so hot
Is she single? I would date her.
Apple Podcasts5Jimbo of the weekUnited States3 years ago - Well produced and insightful
Cynthia is a good interviewer. Whether or not you agree with her politics she asks probing questions that make guests expand on their viewpoints. Listening to Keep Up is a good way to do just that!
Apple Podcasts5Marty from The Grow Maine ShowUnited States4 years ago - Clout chasing nutbar
Awful
Apple Podcasts1mrpants80United States4 years ago - B-
Boring minus
Apple Podcasts1SeriesmvpUnited States4 years ago
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