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Ben Goodman is a sophomore at the University of Maine majoring in political science.  He is the host of Drive Time Bangor, Eastern Maine's favorite news/talk morning show, airing daily on WMEB 91.9 FM. 

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Ben and Steve LeVeille at WBZ in BostonIn March, Ben appeared on WBZ's weeknight overnight program, "The Steve LeVeille Broadcast" and spoke about his role in in coordinating the successful grassroots campaign to bring Steve LeVeille back to the airwaves.  Learn More and Listen >>

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11Mar2009

The Steve LeVeille Broadcast

DateWednesday, March 11, 2009 at 07:18PM | Comment2 Comments

As I posted yesterday, I was honored to sit in studio during Steve LeVeille's midnight-to-5am show on WBZ Newsradio 1030 in Boston last night.  During the 2:00AM hour, I spoke with Steve about leading the Bring Back Steve campaign that successfully brought LeVeille back to the overnight airwaves at WBZ.

Above, I've uploaded the file of my in-studio conversation with Steve from last night/early this morning.  I did two segments with Steve, and you can hear them after a bit of news.

I've also uploaded my phone conversation with Steve from his return show, now about six weeks ago.

I'll BZ-ing you.

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Reader Comments (2)

Ben. We heard you on WBZ last night. It was terrific. Clear, interesting, and human! Great job. Glad you made it out of town safely in the middle of the night, and we look forward to more guest appearances on BZ and many other forums. We also checked out the Weekly Fillibuster -- another great Goodman effort. Congratulations! Valerie (Hannah/Philip connection)

March 11, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterValerie

I produced that show!

October 20, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterPeter Clarke

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