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September 13, 2021 @ 9:09 pm
The radio show kicks off with the County Update from Plymouth County Commissioner Jared Valanzola. Richard Rosen, owner of McGuiggan's Pub & The Patio in downtown Whitman discusses the upcoming McGuiggan's 5k Road Race, being held on September 26. The 20th Anniversary of 9/11 is later this week, with many communities around the state holding services. Christine James, WATD's managing news editor shares her insight on the events of September 11, 2001 and where she was at the time our country came under attack. Kerry Byrne, founder of Cold Hard Football Facts dot com stops by to talk about the start of the NFL season, will Tom Brady and the Buccaneers win back-to-back Super Bowls and the new look New England Patriots.
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August 3, 2021 @ 7:46 am
Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan stops by the radio program to serve as a guest and co-host for the evening. Mayor Sullivan shares details on the latest COVID19 numbers, ongoing construction in the city center, work done to Campanelli Stadium along with his campaign for re-election. State Senator Mike Brady provides the latest state house report, which includes what he secured for his district from the FY2022 Budget and his thoughts on sports betting. Alex Bezanson & Tim Chapin, hosts of the local cable show Pizza Boys share details on their program. Radio personality Keith Hayes & Matt “Mad Dog” Nelson discuss the start of training camp for the New England Patriots.
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July 16, 2021 @ 11:24 pm
State House Report with State Representative Josh Cutler who will provide an update on some of his committee assignments. Local business owner Richard Rosen talks about operating an establishment via post pandemic and the latest with his two restaurants, McGuiggans Pub & The Patio, located in downtown Whitman Republican gubernatorial candidate Geoff Diehl stops by to discuss his campaign to be the state's next governor. Mike Festa, AARP Massachusetts State Director talks about the cost of being a caregiver and a new federal tax credit that's in the works.
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July 16, 2021 @ 8:05 am
State House Report with State Senator Susan Moran stops will discuss the Senate's FY2022 budget and amendments she recently filed on behalf of her district. Kerry Byrne from KJB Trending Hospitality will share insight into customers returning to South Shore restaurants and give recommendations on a couple of local eateries. Adam Bond, a local attorney will talk about cases he's working on that focus on noise pollution and the difficulty taking action depending on who's causing the issue. Maureen Boyle, a local author visits to provide details on her new true crimes book, "The Ghost; The Murder of Police Chief Greg Adams and the Hunt for His Killer.
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July 16, 2021 @ 7:52 am
Retired Navy Seal & Marine Tony O'Brien Senior visits the show to discuss the importance of Memorial Day and remembering those who fought for our country's freedoms. Local Businessman Peter L. Brown shares his thoughts on the lifting of restrictions by the state due to COVID and what it means to the local businesses and their owners who struggled to keep their doors open throughout the pandemic. Whitman Town Administrator Lincoln Heineman provides a preview to his community's upcoming town meeting, which is set for June 2. WATD's Mike Gioscia will provide details on multiple projects that he's involved with such as the Soule Homestead music series, producing podcasts for Muddhouse Media or the movie he recently produced and starred in, which is now showing on Amazon Prime called The Last.
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July 15, 2021 @ 9:05 am
Plymouth County Commissioner Sandra Wright visits to provide a county update and latest news. Dr. Nathan Chomilo will breakdown administering the COVID vaccine to children between the age of 12-15 year old, discussing the frequently asked concerns and questions. Local business owner Richard Rosen stops by to talk about the spring market and how the housing stock shortage is affecting the market. Rob Hakala, Program Director of WATD, WBMS & WMEX and Host-producer of the South Shore's Morning News will discuss how the three radio stations fared during the pandemic and what the future holds as COVID restrictions are lifted.
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July 14, 2021 @ 8:00 am
Plymouth County Commissioner chairman Greg Hanley stops by with a county update, the latest with the county budget and CARES Act funding. Evan Smith, Halifax resident discusses special committee that drafted an agreement regarding the peace flag. The flag, was at the center of a controversy that began with it being hung in an elementary school classroom. State Senator John Keenan talks about legislation and amendments he filled for this session. Julia Wyper co-owner of Whitman Physical Therapy stops by the show briefly to share info on their services along. Whitman is one of three locations which also includes Hingham and in the South End (Boston). Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan will also be a guest, as he provides a COVID updates, a visit and donation made by New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft plus celebrating Marvelous Marvin Hagler Day.
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March 28, 2021 @ 2:48 pm
State House Report with State Representative Patrick Kearney. The Rep joins the show to discuss the anniversary of dealing with a global pandemic, plus share details on some of the legislation he's sponsored this session.
Local business owner Peter L. Brown stops by to provide insight to dealing with COVID for a year and what other South Shore businesses are doing to remain open. Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan gives updates on COVID, talks about the rash of fires that occurred in the city last week including the one that destroyed the statehouse building at the fairgrounds plus he shares thoughts on the passing of Marvin Hagler. Radio personality Keith Hayes joins the show to talk about the NFL free agency period and the New England Patriots spending spree to rebuild the team.
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March 15, 2021 @ 7:07 pm
State House Report with State Rep Joan Meschino. The Rep will provide updates on COVID plus the latest work up at the State House. Local business owner Rich Rosen talks about the effect of the state expanding restaurant seating from 25% to 40%. Bishop Tony Branch discusses Black History Month, its importance on today's culture and recognizing the work of past black leaders and trailblazers. Ben Rabi, who works in various aspects of the WATD radio network will talk about the many hats he wears such as his time on air for 1510AM WMEX, producing radio shows or hosting his weekly talk show, The People's Truth.
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March 15, 2021 @ 3:21 pm
State House Report with State Rep Alyson Sullivan. The Rep will discuss her thoughts on the new legislative session ahead. Richard Rosen, owner of McGuiggans Pub & The Patio in Whitman talks about the latest state curfew being removed and seating limits. Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan provides an update on COVID numbers in the city, the process of returning to in school learning plus the with economic development in Brockton. Hospitality’s expert Kerry Byrne talks about the state’s handling of COVID and its affect on the restraint industry.
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