What Does Leadership Look Like?

Maine's Outdoor Economy: The Happiness Business

This episode was recorded in late January at the Maine Outdoor Economy Summit. Tune in to hear more about how access to outdoor recreation is one of the top reasons that people move to Maine, and how spending time outdoors is critical to improving overall health and well-being.

Presque Isle Community Conversation: Health & Resilience

Last month MPHA and AARP co-hosted another “Community Conversation on Health, Aging, and Resilience in Rural Maine” at the Aroostook Area Agency On Aging in Presque Isle. Folks shared what is top of mind for them when it comes to their health, their families and their communities.  *This Healthy Maine Talks episode is supported by the New England Public Health Training Center*

Harpswell Marine Institute: Where Community, Science and Industry Meet

Can you have a community center, cutting edge research institute, and working waterfront in the same area? The Quahog Bay Conservancy [https://quahogbay.org/] says yes, you can. The Harpswell Marine Institute will be a place where community, education, science and industry intersect. Check it out in 2027! This episode was edited by MPHA intern Caris Welsh.  *This Healthy Maine Talks episode is supported by the New England Public Health Training Center*

Ticks Are Everywhere: How to Enjoy the Outdoors Safely This Season

For this episode Matt interviews Adina Bercowicz, MPH, Founder and Executive Director of LymeTV. [https://LymeTV.org] Matt and Adina discuss the surge in Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses in Maine, what folks can do to enjoy the outdoors safely this season, and policy solutions that would increase funding for research into tests and treatments for tick-borne illness.

What Does Leadership Look Like?

For this episode we dig into the concept of leadership with Leo Waterston, an Executive and Career Coach at Waterston Coaching & Coaching, LLC [https://waterstoncoaching.com/]. Leo is also Board President of the Maine Public Health Association and has a wealth of experience leading and engaging in public health efforts in Maine. After the interview with Leo stay tuned for a quick conversation with one of the editors of the new Small Acts newsletter, an example of community leadership in action.  *This Healthy Maine Talks episode is supported by the New England Public Health Training Center*