Chasing Maine
Chasing Maine is a video series that explores Maine from a distinct visual perspective. Join veteran Maine journalist and storyteller Roger McCord as he chases the people, places and things that define the unique character of the Pine Tree State.
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Building the future: University of Maine home to world’s largest 3D printer
Take an inside look at the world’s largest 3D printer — right here in Maine.
Landing in Eastport and finding a new life Downeast
Roger McCord travels to Washington County to explore how a once bustling community is making a comeback.
From Mexico to Maine: Change thrives in Milbridge
Roger McCord travels to a small, diverse Washington County town to see what life is like for the Mexican community and how they maintain their holiday tradition.
Chasing Maine: Inside the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Observatory
Very few people see the inner workings of the bridge connecting Prospect and Bucksport.
Chasing Maine: How I catch 90 mph baseballs
We mic’d up a catcher and gave him a GoPro to capture what it’s like to be a catcher during a game.
Chasing Maine: The Feeding Frenzy
Watch as a nest of Eastern phoebe grow, get fed, and take flight in this episode of Chasing Maine.
Chasing Maine: The Graduation Dream
Nearly eight years after coming to the U.S., two immigrants have achieved their dreams of graduating from nursing school.
Chasing Maine: The 60-Hour Bridge
Roger McCord captures the innovative $21 million Portland bridge project through time-lapse and drone videography.
Chasing Maine: The Gold Ball
Roger McCord captures the excitement of the state basketball tournament as the Flagg brothers lead Nokomis High to its first boys’ basketball state championship.
Chasing Maine: The Portfolio
As Roger McCord’s retirement nears, he takes a look back at some of Chasing Maine’s best moments.
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