Jonathan P. Smith is an Executive Producer at Maine Calling. With a passion for politics ignited during a childhood field trip to Washington, DC, he explores themes of culture and society, arts and entertainment, and personal finance, while also delving into the broadcasting industry and publishing. His work has been featured in The Lancet and Maine Public.
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Jonathan P. Smith's coverage heavily features expert commentary, suggesting a preference for insights from knowledgeable and authoritative figures in the local Maine area, particularly regarding entertainment news and government & politics.
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Analysis of ranked choice voting and other primary election results, plus a look ahead at races for the general election
Catholicism is one of the largest organized religions in Maine and has a rich history tied to immigration over the centuries.
What is the American Dream, how has it changed, and is it achievable?
As allegations of sexual assault prompt withdrawal of support for Graham Platner, we discuss what happened—and what's next
A fatal shooting in Biddeford raises questions about immigration enforcement and use of deadly force. We learn about emerging details, and about how Biddeford and other Maine communities are reacting
What to know about the candidates running to be Maine's new Democratic nominee for the Senate race, and how the nomination process will unfold
With Troy Jackson officially nominated to run against Senator Susan Collins, we discuss where the two candidates stand and what to expect in this closely watched race
By: Jennifer Rooks, Cindy Han, Jonathan P. Smith
An update on what has transpired since the fatal ICE shooting in Biddeford, including new Maine laws limiting immigration enforcement actions
What donated blood is used for, why there's a shortage, and how to donate blood
The effects of domestic abuse include not only physical and emotional harm, but financial impacts as well
