Unorganized Territory

Maine voters on election 2026 and America's political moment. www.unorganizedterritory.org

Unorganized Territory is a news podcast hosted by Jay Field, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jay Field hosts Unorganized Territory, a news show with 10 episodes published.

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  Ross Martikke: Making Due in Old Town

  May 21, 20268 minS0

  <p>During a recent press gaggle on the south lawn of the White House, a reporter asked President Trump if Americans’ financial situations are part of his thinking as he negotiates on ending the Iran War.</p><p>President Trump said denying Iran a nuclear weapon was the only thing on his mind.</p><p>But recent polling suggests Trump—and incumbents and challengers actually on the ballot this fall—ought to be very concerned with the growing economic challenges facing Ross Martikke and other Americans due to the Iran War and the president’s conduct of the conflict.</p><p>I met...

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  John and Cindy Bohl: Establisment Candidates Need Not Apply

  Apr 23, 202610 minS0

  <p>Graham Platner has been drawing large crowds since he entered the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate last year—and according to recent polls—is now leading Governor Janet Mills in the race to take on Senator Susan Collins.</p><p>A few weeks ago, I drove up to Greenville on a rainy Monday evening to see Platner do a town hall in a school gymnasium.</p><p>I was curious to see who would turn out for Platner in one of Maine’s most conservative counties and why.</p><p>Greenville residents John and CindyBohl, who’ve both voted Re...

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  Wayne Farrin: Midcoast Housing Crunch

  Apr 9, 20265 minS0

  <p></p><p>It’s Unorganized Territory, the podcast where Maine voters have their say on the 2026 election and America’s political moment. I’m Jay Field. It’s Thursday April 9th.</p><p>I met Wayne Farrin one afternoon as he was finishing up lunch with real estate colleagues at the Jefferson Market and General Store.</p><p>As we chatted about the election, I quickly learned that Wayne has two other jobs besides being a realtor.</p><p>He’s also the elected representative for Jefferson and surrounding towns in the state legislature and owns and runs the general st...

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  Gas, Tourism and Trump

  Apr 3, 20266 minS0

  <p>It’s been more than a month of war with Iran, and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.</p><p>High gas prices that drag on are the equivalent of political kryptonite.</p><p>They mess with family budgets and can cause voters to spend less and punish incumbents at the polls.</p><p>Unorganized Territory hit the 2026 State of Maine Sportsman’s Show at the Augusta Civic Center to informally sample the level of concern within one part of Maine’s nearly $10 billion tourism economy.</p><p>Show Notes</p><p>Today's music:</p><p>Sumner McKane Group - Nano...

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  Eric Ness: Divine Politics

  Mar 20, 20269 minS0

  <p>One morning, earlier this week, I paid a visit to the state capitol in Augusta.</p><p>A one-day, mobile museum featuring original artifacts from American history was set up in the Hall of Flags, under the Capitol Dome, in honor the nation’s 250th birthday.</p><p>A crowd was just starting to gather, as I introduced myself to a man standing near the exhibit table in a dark sweatshirt and ball cap, a 64-year-old pastor from Fryeberg named Eric Ness.</p><p>Show Notes</p><p>Music on today's episode:</p><p>Sumner McKane Group – Nanook – the ogjuck...

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