Radio Maine with Dr. Lisa Belisle

Some of the art we live with becomes inseparable from the lives we’ve lived. A painting can recall a graduation, a marriage, a place we love—or someone who is no longer here. For Emma Wilson, director of Portland Art Gallery, those connections are at the heart of what art can offer. In this conversation, she reflects on moving through her own divorce, the recent death of her ...

Most people think of physical therapy as something you do after an injury.

Dr. Philip Finemore believes it has the potential to be much more.

Founder of WorkFitME Mobile Physical Therapy, Philip joins Dr. Lisa Belisle to discuss why preventing injuries, improving movement, and helping people stay active should be just as important as rehabilitation. Their conver...

Kim Holden, founder of Doula by Design and founding principal of SHoP Architects, joins Dr. Lisa Belisle to explore an unexpected question: How does the design of a space influence the way we heal?

After helping build one of New York's leading architecture firms, Kim followed a deeply personal calling sparked by two transformative birth experiences. Today, she combines...

Tom Mahoney, community connector and resource team leader with Harpswell Aging at Home, joins Dr. Lisa Belisle to discuss one of today's most overlooked public health challenges: loneliness.

After decades working in public health, Tom found himself helping launch ROMEOs—Retired Older Men Eating Out—a program designed to bring older men together over shared meals and co...