Weekend
Saturday 7-10am Hot and Cold a home improvement program hosted by Tom Gocze with Dr. Dick Hill It is WVOM's longest running local program and originated in the 1989 on then-talk station WZON. Hill was a mechanical engineering professor at the University of Maine for over 46 years. A TV show is also carried on Maine Public Broadcasting Network, after being carried for many years on WVII/WFVX-LD. Gocze and Hill also write columns for the Bangor Daily News. In 2008 Hill scaled back his time on the program to the last hour of the program.
Sunday 2pm-4pm Back To Business, a program designed to provide advice to Eastern Maine's small business community. The program is hosted by Deb Neuman of the University of Maine's Target Technology Incubator. Ms. Neuman was recently awarded Small Business Journalist of the Year for Maine and New England by the US Small Business Administration. The show also has received a commendation from the United States Senate in September 2006. Until WVOM picked up University of Maine sports, the show aired on Saturday afternoons in the same timeslot.
Weekend syndicated programming includes The Kim Komando Show, The Car Doctor with Ron Ananian, Bob Brinker's Moneytalk, Coast to Coast AM and the Best of Glenn Beck.
Local weekend programming includes The Woof Meow Show hosted by Don Hanson and Kate Dutra of Green Acres Kennel Shop. The show focuses on educating pet parents about their dogs and cats. Topics in the past have included: Dealing with a Barking Dog, Picking the Perfect Pet, Insurance Issues for Pets, Acupuncture for Pets, Pet Nutrition, Litter Box Training and many others. Past guests on the show have been Pat Miller, Joel Walton, Steve Brown, Dr. Mark Hanks, Dr. David Cloutier Dr. Judy Herman, Suzan Bell and nutritionists from various pet food companies. A listing of past shows can be found at the Green Acres Kennel Shop website at: http://www.greenacreskennel.com/woof-meow-show/past-shows.