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Alex Clary, Jordan Matthews and Nymm Thistleswind were Jack’s guests on No longer Dangerous this morning.

Two major projects proposed along the Mousam River raised concerns in southern Maine. A sewage sludge processing plant and a planned data center prompted questions about PFAS, groundwater, and public health. Jack discussed these issues on No Longer Dangerous with guests from the Sanford Clean Air and Water Coalition.

Catch the re-run on our archives. Link coming up in stories or visit our website.

Two major developments proposed along the Mousam River are raising concerns in southern Maine. A sewage sludge thermal processing plant could release PFAS into the environment and water supply, while a proposed data center raises questions about groundwater use, public health, and quality of life. With the Mousam River still recovering from decades of industrial pollution, residents and advocates are asking what these projects could mean for the future of the watershed and surrounding communities.

Join Jack on No Longer Dangerous this Thursday morning with his guests from the Sanford Clean Air and Water Coalition.

Bill and Aaron were on WMPG last Wednesday morning. Can you tell what song they were playing? (Hint: look at Aaron.)
Listen here: https://www.wmpg.org/wmpg-podcasts/nell-yeah/

Wed night at 7pm

Thank you everyone that showed up for Resurgam yesterday. What a blast!

Maine is home to an amazing community of musicians, and we feel incredibly lucky to have so many talented artists pass through the WMPG doors. It was a joy to bring some of our Live Lounge favorites to Resurgam and share the diversity of music you hear on the airwaves on WMPG 90.9 FM.

A few highlights from a fantastic day at Resurgam!

Graham Ganter
Isaac Raven
SCOBY
Brit Martin
FREAK PHONE

📸 Annella

FREAK PHONE ON THE WMPG/the Square stage to close off Resurgam 2026.

Freaky Fridaze on the rooftop of Bayside Bowl

DJs Watts and Hope are bringing the tunes tonight. 5-7pm