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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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Tuesday Dec 24, 2013
Tuesday Dec 24, 2013
Monday Night Talk host Kevin Tocci and Bob Hayes get a chance to speak with Brockton's new mayor, Bill Carpenter. This is the first time the mayor elect is coming on the show since winning his race by 55 votes in November. Carpenter discusses why he thinks he was successful in his first ever city wide race, some of the things he'll look to change and what issues he expects to tackle first.
Tuesday Dec 24, 2013
Tuesday Dec 24, 2013
State Senator Marc Pacheco is a guest on this episode of Monday Night Talk. Senator Pacheco gives insight to the minimum wage increase bill that he helped to author, plus he gives an update to where things stand with possible casinos around the state and talks about green energy jobs that have been created.
Friday Dec 20, 2013
Friday Dec 20, 2013
Monday Night Talk host Kevin Tocci and State Representative Geoff Diehl speak with Donnie Westhaver about the Whitman Area Toy Drive. Entering its 11th year, the toy drive collects toys right up until Christmas Day for families in need. If you have any toy's you'd like to donate the drop off locations are:
Marcello's
Rockland Trust (Whitman)
Damien's Pub
O'Rourke Insurance (Whitman Center)
Friday Dec 20, 2013
Friday Dec 20, 2013
State Representative Geoff Diehl is not only a guest during this segment, but he co-hosts this week's Monday Night Talk! Host Kevin Tocci and Rep Diehl discuss the latest with the effort to repeal the automatic gas tax that was passed earlier this year.
Tuesday Dec 17, 2013
Tuesday Dec 17, 2013
Bob Halloran, author of the book, Impact Statement: A Family's Fight for Justice against Whitey Bulger, Stephen Flemmi, and the FBI and Steven Davis are guests during this segment of Monday Night Talk. Halloran and Davis join Kevin Tocci and State Rep Geoff Diehl to give insight into what the Davis family had to endure at the hands of two Boston's most notorious mobsters and the FBI, including the death of Debbie Davis. Impact Statement is the first book to provide background into the family of a victim and their own compelling history and experiences, their decades-old fight for justice, the momentous victory over the US government, and their angry quest for the closure that Bulger’s trial may provide. For more info about the book and its author:
Tuesday Dec 17, 2013
Tuesday Dec 17, 2013
Family psychologist Dr. Kate Roberts calls in do do her regular segment on Monday Night Talk. Hosts Kevin Tocci and State Rep Geoff Diehl chat with Dr Kate about the bomb threat called in at Harvard University, plus discusses best ways to handle a blended family during the holidays. To learn more tips or follow Dr. Kate, go to her website:
Sunday Dec 15, 2013
Sunday Dec 15, 2013
State Representative Josh Cutler stops by Monday Night Talk to participate in this week's State House Report segment. Rep Cutler discusses a new amendment to the Valor Act Law, the Student Art display and an early voting bill he's working on.
Sunday Dec 15, 2013
Sunday Dec 15, 2013
Former State Representative Karyn Polito is a featured guest for this Monday Night Talk segment. Mrs. Polito recently announced that she will be running for Lieutenant Governor in 2014 and will share the GOP ticket with Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate Charlie Baker.
Sunday Dec 15, 2013
Sunday Dec 15, 2013
Joe Avellone is an in studio guest on Monday Night Talk. Mr. Avellone talks about his campaign to be the next Massachusetts governor and some of the issues involved with the race.
Sunday Dec 15, 2013
Sunday Dec 15, 2013
Monday Night Talk talks politics in the city of Brockton. Bernie Hassan, Betsy Clague and Craig Pina join host Kevin Tocci to discuss the outcome of the recent city elections and what issues lie ahead for the new mayor and city council.
