Beginning November 1st, Lou McNally hosts Made in Maine CLASSICS, a look back over 20 years of Made in Maine programs featuring companies still doing business in Maine today. The CLASSICS series will revisit such Maine institutions as Thomas Moser Furniture, Hinckley Yachts, B&M Beans, Brunswick Naval Air Station, and the Common Ground Fair just to mention a few. The nine episodes of Made in Maine CLASSICS will air through December 2007.

Organic Maine

Thursday, December 27, 8:30pm
Fall is harvest time, and in our 18th season of Made in Maine we visited the Common Ground Fair in Unity to sample some of Maine’s organic produce. We learned about the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association, sponsors of the fair, and we visited with some of the exhibitors including the Webb Family Farm organic wheat farm in Pittston, the Two Loons organic dairy in South China, and Grandy Oats Granola in Brownfield.

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Small Boats

Thursday, December 20, 8:30pm
Host Lou McNally takes us back to the spring of 2005 when Made in Maine visited a variety of small boat builders for what became an Emmy award-winning episode featuring the socially responsible Carpenter’s Boat Shop in Bristol, birch bark canoe maker, Steve Cayard in Wellington, model maker Robert Eddy in Camden, and Dave Hulbert, inventor of the Portland Pudgy survival dingy in Portland.

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Building in Maine

Thursday, December 13, 8:30pm
In a more recent Made in Maine episode from the spring of 2005, we join host Lou McNally on a tour of Freshwater Stone, a working quarry and stone cutting facility in Orland. We visit Katahdin Cedar Log Homes in Oakfield, take a ride on a giant amphibious Sea Truk in the waters off Bucks Harbor, and we visit a production potter at his Gouldsboro studio, Waterstone Sinks

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Making Dough

Thursday, December 6, 8:30pm
It’s always a pleasurable assignment to do a show about food, and Lou McNally rises to the occasion in this Made in Maine Classic from 2003 entitled Making Dough, featuring the loafs and rolls of Borealis Breads in Waldoboro, Slate’s Bakery in Hallowell, and both the Brick Oven Bakery and the Franciscan Bake House in Bangor.

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Something from Nothing

Thursday, November 29, 8:30pm
Starting with basic raw materials and making something from nothing is a long standing Maine tradition as Made in Maine host Lou McNally discovered back in a 2001 episode featuring Coastal Metal Fabricators in Topsham, Paradigm Windows in Portland, and Pride Golf Tees in Gorham. All three businesses have since expanded, and are still going strong.

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Call of the Sea

Thursday, November 22, 8:30pm

In a very special episode from 2001, Lou McNally recalls where he was on the morning of September 11 - aboard the schooner American Eagle out of Rockland, with a group of WW2 veterans taping the introduction to an episode of Made in Maine entitled "Call of the Sea." That program also featured visits to Hinckley Yachts in Southwest Harbor, and Wooden Boat Magazine in Brooklin.

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Airborne

Thursday, November 15, 8:30pm

Back in 1990, before 9/11 and strict security regulations, Lou McNally hosted an episode of Made in Maine from the control tower at Brunswick Naval Air Station, where they even took him along on a mission in one of their surveillance planes. That episode also featured a visit to Pratt & Whitney’s jet engine plant in Berwick, and a ride in the cockpit on a Northeast Air commuter flight up to ”the County.” 

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New from Old

Aired: Thursday, November 8 at 8:30 pm

In an episode from the first season of Made in Maine, host Lou McNally visits three businesses that take their inspiration from old ideas and make them new, including John Libby Timber Frames in Freeport, Thomas Moser Furniture, in their then-brand new facility in Auburn, and Heritage Lanterns, still in their original location in Yarmouth.

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Beans & Cabbage

Aired: Thursday, November 2 at 8:30 pm

Made in Maine Host Lou McNally revisits an episode first aired in November 1988, visiting three businesses still going strong 20 years later; Morse Sauerkraut in North Waldoboro, WS Wells Canned Greens in Wilton, and the Kennebec Bean Company in Vassalboro.

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