Q-POINT

Corenna Quirk | David Quirk

Q-Point Podcast, hosted by Corenna and David Quirk, is a nonpartisan platform for candid conversations with policymakers, public officials, and changemakers shaping Maine and the nation. The show goes beyond the headlines, diving deep into policy discussions, current events, personal journeys, proposed legislation, and leadership philosophies. From community leaders to government officials and business executives, guests share their insights, experiences, and perspectives on the issues that matter most to Maine and beyond. Guests have included U.S. Senator Susan Collins, Congressman Jared Golden, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, former Congressman Bruce Poliquin, U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner, former Maine Governor Paul LePage, Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey, Senate Minority Leader Trey Stewart, Penobscot County Sheriff Troy Morton, Penobscot County Assistant DA Chelsea Lynds, NEFSA Director of Advocacy, Jason Joyce, Maine State Chamber President/CEO Patrick Woodcock, along with numerous gubernatorial, congressional, and state candidates. Focused on substance over soundbites, Q-Point Podcast explores the real-world impact of legislative decisions, oversight, and public policy through long-form conversations designed to inform, challenge, and engage listeners. 📻 Broadcast statewide weekend mornings on VOM (101.3 FM, 103.9 FM, or stream anywhere on the VOM App). ⬇️ 🎧 Available anytime at QPointPodcast.com or on all major streaming platforms. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice or recommendations of any nature whatsoever, and no warrantee, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy of  the information presented is made by your use.  The views, information, opinions, comments, and observations of this podcast may not be those of the host or the management, and you entertain and rely on the content presented at your sole risk and responsibility.  Your access of this podcast acknowledges that the contents and design are the sole property of the presenter and no use in any shape, manner or form of this podcast may be made without written permission.  The presenter of the podcast hereby disclaims any and all responsibility for any and all damages arising out of or related to your use, reference and reliance on podcasts and information presented therein. This podcast does not endorse candidates nor should any episode be considered an endorsement.

  1. “DHHS Is Not Working To Keep Maine Kids Safe” — Bellows On Child Safety Failures

    4D AGO

    “DHHS Is Not Working To Keep Maine Kids Safe” — Bellows On Child Safety Failures

    Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ Q-Point Podcast | Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows — Part Two  “DHHS Is Not Working To Keep Maine Kids Safe” — Bellows On Child Safety Failures  In Part Two of our conversation with Maine Secretary of State and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Shenna Bellows, we shift into the core of her campaign platform—an “economic new deal” focused on affordability, housing, energy, healthcare, and government reform. Bellows lays out a bold proposal to freeze property taxes for Maine residents while increasing taxes on non-resident-owned properties, arguing that out-of-state ownership is driving up housing costs and pricing Mainers out of their own communities. She also outlines a plan for state-backed down payments for first-time homebuyers, aimed at helping younger generations overcome barriers to homeownership. The conversation expands into business climate concerns, including income tax proposals, regulatory burdens, and the challenge of keeping Maine competitive for professionals and entrepreneurs. Bellows emphasizes cutting red tape, streamlining state processes, and balancing pro-business and pro-worker policies. On healthcare and workforce retention, she points to rising costs, rural hospital instability, and medical access gaps as major economic drivers—alongside childcare and housing affordability. Energy policy also takes center stage, with proposals to cap utility returns, expand solar access for low-income households, and improve permitting for clean energy investment. We also dig into education performance, teacher pay, and school infrastructure, as well as DHHS reform and child safety, where Bellows calls for structural changes and stronger frontline support. The discussion turns to accountability in government, including MaineCare fraud, procurement failures, and no-bid contracts—areas where she stresses transparency, competition, and oversight. Finally, Bellows reflects on her leadership style, willingness to challenge both parties, and what differentiates her candidacy as she makes her case directly to Maine voters. 📻 Airs weekends on The Voice of Maine (101.3 FM, 103.9 FM & The Voice of Maine App). ⬇️ 🎧 Now streaming on QPointPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music & more. Produced and sponsored by Corenna Quirk, Broker at NextHome Experience. This episode of Q-Point Podcast is prerecorded. The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and do not necessarily represent those of the hosts, Q-Point Podcast associates, or affiliates. Support the show This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice or recommendations of any nature whatsoever, and no warrantee, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy of  the information presented is made by your use.  The views, information, opinions, comments, and observations of this podcast may not be those of the host or the management, and you entertain and rely on the content presented at your sole risk and responsibility.  Your access of this podcast acknowledges that the contents and design are the sole property of the presenter and no use in any shape, manner or form of this podcast may be made without written permission.  The presenter of the podcast hereby disclaims any and all responsibility for any and all damages arising out of or related to your use, reference and reliance on podcasts and information presented therein.

    30 min
  2. “There Are Not Non-Citizens Voting In Maine” — Bellows Addresses a Circulating Video Clip

    5D AGO

    “There Are Not Non-Citizens Voting In Maine” — Bellows Addresses a Circulating Video Clip

    Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ Q-Point Podcast | Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows — Part One “There Are Not Non-Citizens Voting In Maine” — Bellows Addresses a Circulating Video Clip  In this episode of the Q-Point Podcast, Corenna and David Quirk sit down in studio with Maine Secretary of State and gubernatorial candidate Shenna Bellows for a wide-ranging conversation focused on election integrity, government modernization, and key issues facing Maine. The discussion opens with questions surrounding the recent ballot delivery incident involving a commercial carrier, where Bellows explains how the issue was quickly identified, isolated, and referred to the Attorney General’s Office. She outlines the safeguards built into Maine’s election system, emphasizing transparency, ballot tracking, and verification processes that prevent misuse—even in worst-case scenarios. The conversation expands into voter list maintenance under the National Voter Registration Act, including Maine’s participation in interstate data sharing and the removal of inactive voters. Bellows also addresses claims about non-citizen voting, calling them misinformation and reinforcing the state’s verification standards. On the administrative side, Bellows provides updates on Real ID implementation, online services, and the rollout of a mobile BMV unit aimed at improving access in rural communities. She also discusses ongoing efforts to modernize the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, including electronic titles and the balance between in-house development and outsourcing. The interview also touches on policy and governance issues, including the resumption of confidential license plates for federal agencies with new restrictions, the upcoming citizen referendum on school sports participation, and the process behind ballot question wording. Closing the conversation, Bellows highlights Maine’s role in America’s 250th anniversary, emphasizing statewide events and the opportunity for communities to come together around shared history despite political divisions.  📻 Airs weekends on The Voice of Maine (101.3 FM, 103.9 FM & The Voice of Maine App). ⬇️ 🎧 Now streaming on QPointPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music & more. This episode of Q Point Podcast is prerecorded produced and sponsored by Corenna Quirk Broker at Next Home Experience. The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and do not necessarily represent those of the hosts, Q-Point Podcast associates, or affiliates. Support the show This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice or recommendations of any nature whatsoever, and no warrantee, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy of  the information presented is made by your use.  The views, information, opinions, comments, and observations of this podcast may not be those of the host or the management, and you entertain and rely on the content presented at your sole risk and responsibility.  Your access of this podcast acknowledges that the contents and design are the sole property of the presenter and no use in any shape, manner or form of this podcast may be made without written permission.  The presenter of the podcast hereby disclaims any and all responsibility for any and all damages arising out of or related to your use, reference and reliance on podcasts and information presented therein.

    27 min
  3. “The Fraud Needs To Be Prosecuted” — Baldacci On MaineCare Fraud And Government Accountability

    MAR 22

    “The Fraud Needs To Be Prosecuted” — Baldacci On MaineCare Fraud And Government Accountability

    Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ Q-Point Podcast | Senator Joe Baldacci — Part Two “The Fraud Needs To Be Prosecuted” — Baldacci On MaineCare Fraud And Government Accountability In Part Two of this conversation with Maine State Senator and Democratic candidate for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, Joe Baldacci discusses healthcare policy, government accountability, and the issues he says are top of mind for Maine voters. He shares his support for universal healthcare as a long-term goal, while emphasizing the need to first address challenges within Social Security and Medicare and ensure any expansion is fiscally responsible. The conversation turns to concerns surrounding fraud and oversight, where Baldacci stresses that wrongdoing must be prosecuted and that the public deserves clearer answers from government officials. He underscores the importance of transparency and accountability, while maintaining support for safety net programs that serve the majority of people. Baldacci also addresses questions around the handling of funds connected to the Lewiston tragedy, calling for appropriate review and accountability where necessary. He advocates for electing Maine’s constitutional officers by popular vote rather than through the legislature, arguing the current system is outdated and limits direct accountability to voters. The discussion also highlights his campaign activity across the state, his approach to constituent-focused leadership, and what he believes differentiates him from other candidates, including recent electoral success and legislative experience. He reflects on his legal career, perspectives on due process and public defense, and his positions on issues such as cashless bail and drug policy. Looking ahead, Baldacci discusses infrastructure priorities, including expanding passenger rail to Bangor and beyond as a potential economic development tool, while noting challenges at the state level. Throughout the episode, the conversation blends policy, campaign insight, and personal perspective, centered on engaging directly with Maine people and their concerns. 📻 Airs weekends on The Voice of Maine (101.3 FM, 103.9 FM & The Voice of Maine App). ⬇️ 🎧 Now streaming on QPointPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music & more. This episode of Q-Point Podcast is prerecorded, produced and sponsored by Corenna Quirk, Broker at NextHome Experience. The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and do not necessarily represent those of the hosts, Q-Point Podcast associates, or affiliates. Support the show This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice or recommendations of any nature whatsoever, and no warrantee, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy of  the information presented is made by your use.  The views, information, opinions, comments, and observations of this podcast may not be those of the host or the management, and you entertain and rely on the content presented at your sole risk and responsibility.  Your access of this podcast acknowledges that the contents and design are the sole property of the presenter and no use in any shape, manner or form of this podcast may be made without written permission.  The presenter of the podcast hereby disclaims any and all responsibility for any and all damages arising out of or related to your use, reference and reliance on podcasts and information presented therein.

    21 min
  4. “We Have A Very Fragile Healthcare System In The State” — Baldacci On Maine’s Healthcare Reality

    MAR 22

    “We Have A Very Fragile Healthcare System In The State” — Baldacci On Maine’s Healthcare Reality

    Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ Q-Point Podcast | Joe Baldacci — Part One “We Have A Very Fragile Healthcare System In The State” — Baldacci On Maine’s Healthcare Reality In Part One of this conversation, Maine State Senator and Democratic candidate for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, Joe Baldacci, joins Corenna and David Quirk in studio for a wide-ranging discussion on national issues and the challenges facing Maine. Baldacci discusses his support for a War Powers resolution, emphasizing the importance of congressional oversight and accountability when the United States enters foreign conflicts. He also shares his views on immigration, supporting legal immigration tied to workforce needs while stressing that border enforcement must follow constitutional processes and maintain public trust. The conversation turns to Maine-specific concerns, including the state’s growing drug problem, where Baldacci highlights the need to strengthen enforcement while also recognizing the role of rehabilitation. On the coastal economy, he makes clear his position on protecting Maine’s lobster industry, emphasizing its critical role for workers, families, and the state’s economy. Additional discussion includes his support for funding the CAT ferry pilot program, citing both economic benefits and improved safety, as well as his opposition to a late amendment in a privacy bill that created exemptions for political entities—arguing that government must apply laws consistently. The episode also explores Maine’s healthcare challenges, including workforce shortages, hospital strain, and the need for long-term investment in training and infrastructure. The conversation closes with a broader look at tax policy, bipartisan collaboration, and what Baldacci says he’s hearing from voters—concerns about affordability, economic pressures, and the direction of the country. 📻 Airs weekends on The Voice of Maine (101.3 FM, 103.9 FM & The Voice of Maine App). ⬇️ 🎧 Now streaming on QPointPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music & more. Produced and sponsored by Corenna Quirk, Broker at NextHome Experience. The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and do not necessarily represent those of the hosts, Q-Point Podcast associates, or affiliates. Support the show This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice or recommendations of any nature whatsoever, and no warrantee, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy of  the information presented is made by your use.  The views, information, opinions, comments, and observations of this podcast may not be those of the host or the management, and you entertain and rely on the content presented at your sole risk and responsibility.  Your access of this podcast acknowledges that the contents and design are the sole property of the presenter and no use in any shape, manner or form of this podcast may be made without written permission.  The presenter of the podcast hereby disclaims any and all responsibility for any and all damages arising out of or related to your use, reference and reliance on podcasts and information presented therein.

    27 min
  5. “We’re At The Mercy Of The State” — Cushing On Funding Pressures Facing Maine Counties - Part TWO

    MAR 15

    “We’re At The Mercy Of The State” — Cushing On Funding Pressures Facing Maine Counties - Part TWO

    Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ Q-Point Podcast | Andre Cushing — Part Two “We’re At The Mercy Of The State” — Cushing On Funding Pressures Facing Maine Counties In Part Two of their conversation with Andre Cushing, President of the Maine County Commissioners Association and Chair of the Penobscot County Commissioners, Corenna and David Quirk examine the growing financial pressure on county government in Maine. Cushing explains how counties rely heavily on property taxes while covering essential public safety responsibilities such as county jails, emergency dispatch, and the broader criminal justice system. He outlines how state funding for county jails has declined from roughly 20 percent to closer to 15 percent of operating costs, leaving counties to make up the difference while still meeting mandated staffing and service requirements. The discussion also explores the realities of running county jails—facilities that must accept anyone brought in by law enforcement regardless of budget constraints—along with rising labor and healthcare costs. Cushing discusses the need for stronger collaboration with municipalities, improved technology for county services, and better education of legislators about the role counties play in Maine’s public safety system. 📻 Airs weekends on The Voice of Maine and the VOM app. ⬇️ 🎧 Now streaming on QPointPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music & more.  This episode of Q-Point Podcast is pre-recorded, produced and sponsored by Corenna Quirk, Broker at NextHome Experience. The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and do not necessarily represent those of the hosts, Q-Point Podcast associates, or affiliates. Support the show This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice or recommendations of any nature whatsoever, and no warrantee, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy of  the information presented is made by your use.  The views, information, opinions, comments, and observations of this podcast may not be those of the host or the management, and you entertain and rely on the content presented at your sole risk and responsibility.  Your access of this podcast acknowledges that the contents and design are the sole property of the presenter and no use in any shape, manner or form of this podcast may be made without written permission.  The presenter of the podcast hereby disclaims any and all responsibility for any and all damages arising out of or related to your use, reference and reliance on podcasts and information presented therein.

    33 min
  6. “We Have Exhausted Our Fund Balances” — Cushing On The Rising Cost Of County Jails - Part ONE

    MAR 14

    “We Have Exhausted Our Fund Balances” — Cushing On The Rising Cost Of County Jails - Part ONE

    Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ Q-Point Podcast | Andre Cushing — Part One “We Have Exhausted Our Fund Balances” — Cushing On The Rising Cost Of County Jails In Part One, Andre Cushing, Chair of the Penobscot County Commissioners and President of the Maine County Commissioners Association, joins Corenna and David Quirk in studio to explain how county government works in Maine and why counties are facing growing budget pressure. Cushing outlines the core responsibilities counties oversee, including county jails, 911 emergency call centers, emergency management, and rural law enforcement support. He explains that rising corrections costs now make up roughly 45–50% of a county budget, placing increasing strain on local finances. Penobscot County, he says, has relied on reserve funds for several years to bridge the gap between jail operating costs and available revenue. “We have exhausted our fund balances,” Cushing explains, describing the financial reality that led to a recent county budget increase. The conversation also covers the county’s plan for a modern correctional facility designed to better address the growing number of inmates entering the system with medical, mental health, and substance use needs. Cushing discusses how expanded in-house services could reduce costly hospital transports and overtime for corrections staff. The episode also explores jail overcrowding, the cost of boarding inmates in other counties, and the growing challenges facing rural emergency services, where staffing shortages are pushing communities toward more regional cooperation. 📻 Airs weekends on VOM (101.3 FM, 103.9 FM & The Voice of Maine App). ⬇️ 🎧 Now streaming on QPointPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music & more.  Pre-recorded, produced and sponsored by Corenna Quirk, Broker at NextHome Experience. The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and do not necessarily represent those of the hosts, Q-Point Podcast associates, or affiliates. Support the show This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice or recommendations of any nature whatsoever, and no warrantee, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy of  the information presented is made by your use.  The views, information, opinions, comments, and observations of this podcast may not be those of the host or the management, and you entertain and rely on the content presented at your sole risk and responsibility.  Your access of this podcast acknowledges that the contents and design are the sole property of the presenter and no use in any shape, manner or form of this podcast may be made without written permission.  The presenter of the podcast hereby disclaims any and all responsibility for any and all damages arising out of or related to your use, reference and reliance on podcasts and information presented therein.

    27 min
  7. “We Have Lost Around 1,800 License Holders” — Joyce On Maine’s Declining Number Of Lobster Fishermen - Part Three

    MAR 9

    “We Have Lost Around 1,800 License Holders” — Joyce On Maine’s Declining Number Of Lobster Fishermen - Part Three

    Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ Q-Point Podcast | Jason Joyce — Part Three “We Have Lost Around 1,800 License Holders” — Joyce On Maine’s Declining Number Of Lobster Fishermen In Part Three of Corenna and David Quirk’s conversation with Jason Joyce, Director of Advocacy at the New England Fishermen’s Stewardship Association, the discussion turns to the long-term future of Maine’s lobster industry and the challenges facing the next generation of fishermen. Joyce explains why many in the industry believe expanding lobster hatcheries could help strengthen future stock levels, recounting past hatchery experiments in places like Cutler and Stonington and the scientific efforts used to track released lobsters in the wild. The conversation also explores how fishermen enter the industry, from generational fishing families to apprenticeships requiring 2,000 hours on the water, and the growing financial barriers new fishermen face when purchasing boats and gear. Joyce reflects on the shrinking number of lobster license holders in Maine, noting the state has lost roughly 1,800 fishermen in recent years. The episode also touches on the broader seafood economy, the importance of supporting American seafood, and Maine lobster’s global reputation as one of the state’s most iconic products. The conversation concludes with a look at a legislative fight over a proposal that would have removed the requirement for a Maine pilot aboard the international ferry traveling between Nova Scotia and Bar Harbor. Joyce explains why fishermen and maritime pilots argued the safety measure should remain in place and how that effort ultimately succeeded. 📻 Airs weekends on The Voice of Maine (101.3 FM, 103.9 FM & The Voice of Maine App). ⬇️ 🎧 Now streaming on QPointPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music & more. Produced and sponsored by Corenna Quirk, Broker at NextHome Experience. The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and do not necessarily represent those of the hosts, Q-Point Podcast associates, or affiliates. Support the show This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice or recommendations of any nature whatsoever, and no warrantee, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy of  the information presented is made by your use.  The views, information, opinions, comments, and observations of this podcast may not be those of the host or the management, and you entertain and rely on the content presented at your sole risk and responsibility.  Your access of this podcast acknowledges that the contents and design are the sole property of the presenter and no use in any shape, manner or form of this podcast may be made without written permission.  The presenter of the podcast hereby disclaims any and all responsibility for any and all damages arising out of or related to your use, reference and reliance on podcasts and information presented therein.

    23 min
  8. “You've Gotta Have Proof That There's No Shrimp There” — Joyce On Why Maine Needs Shrimp Data - Part Two

    MAR 8

    “You've Gotta Have Proof That There's No Shrimp There” — Joyce On Why Maine Needs Shrimp Data - Part Two

    Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ Q-Point Podcast | Jason Joyce — Part Two “You've Gotta Have Proof That There's No Shrimp There” — Joyce On Why Maine Needs Shrimp Data In Part Two of Corenna and David Quirk’s conversation with Jason Joyce, Director of Advocacy at the New England Fishermen’s Stewardship Association, the discussion turns to several key issues affecting Maine’s fishing industry — including the unresolved “gray zone” border dispute between the United States and Canada, differences in conservation rules, and ongoing concerns about enforcement and lobster management. Joyce explains how regulatory differences in the gray zone allow Canadian fishermen to harvest larger lobsters that Maine fishermen are required to protect, and why some fishermen believe joint management between the two countries could help address conservation, gear, and enforcement challenges. The conversation also dives into Maine’s long-standing sustainability practices such as v-notching, the role of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, and how differing regulations across states and countries can affect the overall health of the lobster resource. Later in the episode, Joyce discusses the current shutdown of Maine’s shrimp fishery and the need for better scientific data to determine stock abundance, emphasizing that management decisions should be based on reliable surveys and evidence. The conversation also explores new efforts by the Maine Department of Marine Resources to improve lobster stock assessments through expanded deep-water data collection and closes with a look at lobster hatcheries as a potential long-term tool to strengthen the fishery for future generations. 📻 Airs weekends on The Voice of Maine (101.3 FM, 103.9 FM & The Voice of Maine App). ⬇️ 🎧 Now streaming on QPointPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music & more. Produced and sponsored by Corenna Quirk, Broker at NextHome Experience. The views and opinions expressed are those of the guests and do not necessarily represent those of the hosts, Q-Point Podcast associates, or affiliates. Support the show This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice or recommendations of any nature whatsoever, and no warrantee, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy of  the information presented is made by your use.  The views, information, opinions, comments, and observations of this podcast may not be those of the host or the management, and you entertain and rely on the content presented at your sole risk and responsibility.  Your access of this podcast acknowledges that the contents and design are the sole property of the presenter and no use in any shape, manner or form of this podcast may be made without written permission.  The presenter of the podcast hereby disclaims any and all responsibility for any and all damages arising out of or related to your use, reference and reliance on podcasts and information presented therein.

    24 min
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Q-Point Podcast, hosted by Corenna and David Quirk, is a nonpartisan platform for candid conversations with policymakers, public officials, and changemakers shaping Maine and the nation. The show goes beyond the headlines, diving deep into policy discussions, current events, personal journeys, proposed legislation, and leadership philosophies. From community leaders to government officials and business executives, guests share their insights, experiences, and perspectives on the issues that matter most to Maine and beyond. Guests have included U.S. Senator Susan Collins, Congressman Jared Golden, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, former Congressman Bruce Poliquin, U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner, former Maine Governor Paul LePage, Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey, Senate Minority Leader Trey Stewart, Penobscot County Sheriff Troy Morton, Penobscot County Assistant DA Chelsea Lynds, NEFSA Director of Advocacy, Jason Joyce, Maine State Chamber President/CEO Patrick Woodcock, along with numerous gubernatorial, congressional, and state candidates. Focused on substance over soundbites, Q-Point Podcast explores the real-world impact of legislative decisions, oversight, and public policy through long-form conversations designed to inform, challenge, and engage listeners. 📻 Broadcast statewide weekend mornings on VOM (101.3 FM, 103.9 FM, or stream anywhere on the VOM App). ⬇️ 🎧 Available anytime at QPointPodcast.com or on all major streaming platforms. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice or recommendations of any nature whatsoever, and no warrantee, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy of  the information presented is made by your use.  The views, information, opinions, comments, and observations of this podcast may not be those of the host or the management, and you entertain and rely on the content presented at your sole risk and responsibility.  Your access of this podcast acknowledges that the contents and design are the sole property of the presenter and no use in any shape, manner or form of this podcast may be made without written permission.  The presenter of the podcast hereby disclaims any and all responsibility for any and all damages arising out of or related to your use, reference and reliance on podcasts and information presented therein. This podcast does not endorse candidates nor should any episode be considered an endorsement.

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    Corenna Quirk | David Quirk
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    95
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