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August 19, 2022 @ 10:31 pm
This week's program kicks off with Fred Happel, a Weymouth At Large Town Councilor joins the show to provide updates on the community including Weymouth 400 and projects being funded by ARPA money. Hank Schless, Senior Manager of Securities Solutions at Lookout will provide tips on the latest scams targeting unsuspecting back to school shoppers who make purchases online.
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August 9, 2022 @ 10:33 pm
The show kicks off with Shannon Liss-Riordan joining the show to discuss her campaign for Massachusetts Attorney General. Jim Gordon, a candidate for State Senate in the 2nd Plymouth and Norfolk District shares details on running for office.
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August 6, 2022 @ 1:18 pm
Natalie Jacobson, former WCVB reporter & news anchor shares insight about her new book, Every Life a Story, which is an autobiography on her life and storied career in Boston television that spanned four decades. Natalie talks about her upbringing as a second generation American of Serbian descent and growing up in Chicago. How she enter the world of television news during a time when “no girls need apply,” and going on to become the first woman to co-anchor an evening newscast in Boston. Plus she shares the memories during her time at WCVB and the many dignitaries and events she encountered during her time working at the station.
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August 6, 2022 @ 12:49 pm
State House Report with State Representative Steve Xairhos provides details on legislation he filed that would seek to have school resource officers at every Massachusetts school.
Steve Burns, former WATD news anchor now a reporter at WCBS radio in New York joins the show to discuss bills signed into law to strengthen the state of New York's current gun laws after the recent mass shootings in Buffalo NY & Uvalde Texas.
Natalie Jacobson, former WCVB reporter & news anchor talks about her new book, Every Life a Story, which is an autobiography on her life and storied career that spanned four decades.
Book author Dr. Vermelle Greene shares her thoughts on the continued gun violence, especially in schools, and whether it's time to arm teachers and school administrations.
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February 21, 2022 @ 9:27 pm
The show opens with Ken Sweezey talking about his campaign for State Representative in the 6th Plymouth District. Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Noube Rateau and Carlito Weaver discussing their new film, I Am You - Immigration in America, which opens on March 24th. Tessa West, Author of, Jerks at Work: Toxic Coworkers and What to Do About Them, shares insight from her new book. Finally, State Senator Diana DiZoglio talks about her campaign for State Auditor.
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January 24, 2022 @ 10:24 pm
The show opens with a county update from Plymouth County Commissioner Chairperson Sandra Wright. Jeff & Ilene Hills from Healthy Appetite's Natural Food stop by to discuss supplements to boost immunity and assist with brain activity. Bishop Tony Branch, chairman of the city of Brockton's Commission on Diversity talks about the state of modern day civil rights and bestselling author Casey Sherman visit to discuss his latest book, "Helltown: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer on Cape Cod."
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December 13, 2021 @ 10:54 pm
Roundtable discussion focused on Governor Baker’s announcement to not seek a third term featuring State Rep Dave DeCoste, State Rep Kathy LaNatra, Plymouth County Commissioner Jared Valanzola and Whitman Selectman Justin Evans. Paula Fleming, chief spokesperson for the local Better Business Bureau will talk about recent finding on an investigation regarding online scams and counterfeit products. Michelle L’Heureux, a Boston Marathon survivor and spokesperson for Curaleaf’s, “I cannabis” campaign, talks about using marijuana as a substitute for a variety of medication she was subscribed for relief from physical pain and PTSD.
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November 15, 2021 @ 10:15 pm
State Rep Kathy LaNatra stops by with Plympton Fire Chief Steve Silvia to discuss the importance of vocational schools when it comes to choosing a career path. Joe Rossi, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Coastal Coalition stops by to talk about the latest news regarding flood insurance. Junior Damato, Automotive Expert will share insight on the used vehicle shortage. Michelle L’Heureux, a Boston Marathon survivor and spokesperson for Curaleaf’s, “I cannabis” campaign, talks about using marijuana as a substitute for a variety of medication she was subscribed for relief from physical pain and PTSD.
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November 8, 2021 @ 9:42 pm
Emily Burns, a Republican Candidate for the 4th MA Congressional Seat. Brandon James Griffin, a representative from the Worker's Party of Massachusetts stops by to discuss the new political party. Tony Branch, Community leader in Brockton shares his predictions for the city elections. Mark Greene, Attorney and Host of WATD's "So What About That Law" talks about wills and Estate Planning.
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October 18, 2021 @ 9:40 pm
Greg Hanley, Plymouth County Commissioner stops by to talk about his new position as he is now the Holbrook Town Administrator. Michael Wilcox, co-founder of Elite Solar Advisor provides insight into the solar energy industry and converting from fossil fuel to clean energy. Bestselling author Casey Sherman talks about a few of the projects he has in the works like a new book and the new episodes of his podcast; Saints, Sinners & Serial Killers. Bill Richter, founding artistic director of the Pilgrim Festival Chorus shares details of an upcoming set of concerts the group is performing to commemorate Plymouth's 400th.
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