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October 5, 2022 @ 8:40 pm
State Representative candidates Brandon James Griffin (7th Plymouth District) and Emmanual Docktor (5th Plymouth District) stop by the show to talk about their respective campaigns. Victoria Bond & Donald Sheehan from True Repertory Theatre discuss their upcoming Playwright's Platform featuring three plays for the price of one. Melissa Cook from Abington COPES shares details on her organization's 5K Road Race which is slated for September 18. Mark Rocheteau from Massasoit Community Theatre will call in to promote their outdoor theatrical production of Eurydice.
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October 5, 2022 @ 8:25 pm
Plymouth County Commissioner Sandra Wright opens the show with a county update. State Senator Michael Brady visits to discuss a meeting he held over the weekend with a group of community members. The second hour features a roundtable discussion with Plymouth County Treasurer Tom O'Brien and County Commissioner Jared Valanzola about the Primary election and races to watch on Tuesday. The segment also opens the phone line for any candidate who want to call in with a last minute message for voters.
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August 28, 2022 @ 10:58 pm
Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan joins the show to discuss new Police Chief Brenda Perez who is scheduled to be confirmed this evening by the City Council. Local business owner Rich Rosen stops by to provide updates on his two restaurants; McGuiggan’s Pub & The Patio. Peter Forman, president & CEO of the South Shore Chamber of Commerce and Joe Sullivan, former Braintree Mayor and chairman of the South Shore Chamber’s Transportation Advisory Group visit to discuss South Shore 2030 Infrastructure priorities for sustainable growth.
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August 9, 2022 @ 10:54 pm
Kevin Tocci and Matt "Mad Dog" Nelson start the show off speaking with Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz, who stops by to discuss his re-election campaign. State Senator John Keenan visits to provide a State House Report as he'll talk about the final passage of the FY23 budget and sports betting in the state. Massachusetts Hall of Fame High School Basketball coach Mary Watson provides insight on Title IX, a landmark gender equity law that passed 50 years ago in 1972 that changed women's sports. Jerry Thornton, writer for Barstool Sports drops by to talk about the New England Patriots and the start of training camp.
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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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June 6, 2022 @ 1:19 am
This Memorial Day show starts with the State House Report with State Representative Dave DeCoste. Retired Navy Seal Anthony O'Brien Sr. stops by to discuss the time he dedicates to memorial services and educated the youth on honoring those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom. Travis Partington, Host of Oscar Mic Radio talks about dealing with the loss of those he served with, while Gold Star son Richard Fitts Jr. provides insight about his documentary, 21 Years a Folded Flag, a film that sought out answers to what happed to his father SGGT Richard Fitts Sr., a Green Beret who died in Laos in 1968. Child Development Author Dr. Vermelle D. Greene discusses Uvalde school shooting and whether it's time to arm teachers.
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December 21, 2021 @ 12:21 am
State House Report with State Rep Josh Cutler, who provides an update on committees he serves as chairman, ARPA funding and Governor Baker's decision to not seek a third term. Local business owner Rich Rosen talks about his restaurants surviving COVID and the possibility of another pandemic uptick. Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan provides a city update including economic development and ARPA funding. Captain Sandy Yawn from Bravo TVs Below Deck Mediterranean discusses her upcoming national tour.
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September 13, 2021 @ 9:49 pm
State House Report featuring State Rep Kathy LaNatra stops by with a legislative update. Abington Selectman Alex Bezanson and local businessman Roger Woods talk about finding & acquiring an antique Abington fire truck, built in the 1940s and plans to restore the vehicle. Weymouth Town Councilor Fred Happel visits the show to share the latest happenings in his community along with the upcoming municipal elections in November. Brockton City Councilor & Council President Win Farwell discusses this week’s city preliminary election and issues residents will consider as they head to the polls.
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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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