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Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci is a local radio show that’s broadcast weekly on 95.9FM WATD in Marshfield, MA. Kevin Tocci, who has serves as host since late 2010, invites guests to discuss a variety of topics like politics, local & national issues, community issues, upcoming events, sports, pop culture and the arts..
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Thursday Jun 12, 2014
Thursday Jun 12, 2014
Garreth Lynch is a special guest on this episode of Monday Night Talk! Garreth is the Executive Director with the Boys & Girls of Plymouth and joins Kevin Tocci, Joe Rossi and Peter Brown, who is on the Board of Directors for the Boys & Girls Club to talk about the organization and all it does in the community. For more information call: www.bgcplymouth.org
Tuesday Jun 10, 2014
Tuesday Jun 10, 2014
Mayor Bill Carpenter is a guest on this segment of Monday Night Talk! The mayor calls in to provide details on his first city budget that he's presenting to the city council and issues with the school department's deficit. He also discusses the third re-appointment of Police Chief Robert Hayden, how his work has improved moral in the department, plus the latest on a few of the city's downtown projects, sewer contract talks with Stonehill College and City Hall's new extended hours on Mondays. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com or "like" and post a comment on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/mondaynighttalkon959fmwatd
Tuesday Jun 10, 2014
Tuesday Jun 10, 2014
Scott Farber is a special guest on this episode of Monday Night Talk! Scott, who is the founder and president of A-List Education, talks about how his company helps students prepare for their SATs and ACT testing. A-List is an innovative educational services provider seeking to formalize their unique and personal approach to education. They are dedicated to helping students from all backgrounds achieve their academic goals and successfully prepare for their educational futures. A-List provides the very best in educational services to their clients. A-List provides professional development and materials to Boston Public School teachers, as well as BSA staff to provide FREE SAT classes to 19 Boston Public Schools. In the Fall, A-List hopes to work with more schools in the Boston area so schools can provide SAT AND ACT programs at no additional cost to parents. For more information visit their website: www.alisteducation.com
Thursday Jun 05, 2014
Thursday Jun 05, 2014
Dave Andelman is a special guest during this portion of Monday Night Talk! Dave, who is the Phantom Gourmet CEO and president of the Restaurant and Business Alliance joins the show to talk about running in the 2014 Boston Marathon, the upcoming Hot Dog Safari, the purchase of the Mendon Drive In and the latest with the meals tax holiday. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com or "like" and post a comment on our Facebook page:
Thursday Jun 05, 2014
Thursday Jun 05, 2014
Brockton City Councilors Robert Sullivan, Dennis Eaniri and Dennis DeNapoli are guests during this portion of Monday Night Talk! Councilor-at-Large Bob Sullivan and Ward 5 councilor Dennis DeNapoli discuss issues in the city of Brockton such as the mayor's budget, the deficit the school budget is facing, latest with battling crime in the city and much more.
Thursday Jun 05, 2014
Thursday Jun 05, 2014
Local restaurant owner Richard Rosen calls into Monday Night Talk to talk with host Kevin Tocci about his establishment McGuiggan's Pub in Whitman, MA. Richard gives the details of the pub's upcoming road race on June 8th, where the funds from the race will be donated, McGuiggan's new $7 Sunday menu, the annual Winterfest carnival kicking off on June 5 and plans to hold a block party outside the pub. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com or "like" and post a comment on our Facebook page:
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Wednesday May 28, 2014
Wednesday May 28, 2014
James Arena-Derosa is a guest during this episode of Monday Night Talk! James, who is a Democratic Lieutenant Governor candidate, stops by to discuss why he's running and shares his views on a number of issues like the economy, ending hunger and homelessness in the state, transportation and creating jobs. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com or "like" and post a comment on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/mondaynighttalkon959fmwatd
Wednesday May 28, 2014
Wednesday May 28, 2014
Laurie Withrow is a special guest on this segment of Monday Night Talk! Laurie, who is a write in candidate for the Scituate School Committee explains why she decided to run for one of two seats up for grabs and what some of the issues are in the race. The town election is being held on Saturday, May 31st. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event?
Tuesday May 27, 2014
Tuesday May 27, 2014
State Representative Keiko Orrall is a guest during this episode of Monday Night Talk! Rep Orrall chats with Kevin Tocci, Joe Rossi and Dennis DeNapoli about the gun control legislation that House Speaker Robert DeLeo is set to unveil, the automatic gas tax repeal and PARCC testing.
Monday May 19, 2014
Monday May 19, 2014
Michelle McKenzie is a special guest on this segment of Monday Night Talk! Michelle, who is a board member for the Animal Protection Center of Southeastern MA, talks about the shelter launching its first Kitty Litter Challenge in an effort to collect 300 bags – at least 3 tons – of kitty litter in preparation for the annual influx of kittens that happens each spring. APCSM is asking every person who visits the shelter during the month of May to bring one bag of non-clumping clay kitty litter as a donation. The shelter is specifically seeking non-clumping clay litter (i.e. Scamp, Tidy Cat Clay, Fresh Step Clay, store brand). The APCSM uses an average of about 65 bags of litter a month and that amount can double with the spring influx of kittens. Since one pallet of litter costs the shelter about $500, the donations will also make a significant impact on its budget. Progress of the Great Kitty Litter Challenge will be tracked at the shelter so supporters can see when the goal of 300 bags is reached. More information on the challenge is online at www.apcsm.org. Donors who wish to contribute but can’t visit the shelter in person or can’t lift a 20-pound bag of litter can order it online and have it shipped to: Animal Protection Center of Southeastern Mass., 1300 West Elm St. Ext., Brockton, MA 02301.
