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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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January 31, 2022 @ 10:33 pm
Gary Innes opens the radio show discussing his campaign for State Senate in the Norfolk and Plymouth District. Carlos DaSilva stops by the WATD studio to talk about running for Plymouth County Commissioner. Carlos previously ran for the same office in 2020. Joe Rossi, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Coastal Coalition shares the latest on the National Flood Insurance Program and the changes that homeowners could see. Finally, WATD's Sports Reporter Brendan Connelly and Keith Hayes from WhooBazoo.com talk about Tom Brady possibly retiring from the NFL, David Ortiz being selected to the MLB Hall of Fame, this weekend's conference championships and who will win the upcoming Super Bowl LXVI.
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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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April 18, 2021 @ 9:42 pm
The State House Report with State Representative Josh Cutler, who will provide the latest info from the state house and news on his newest committee assignment. Robert Cinnante, newly appointed president of the South Shore Conservatory will talk about some of the summer programs the conservatory will be offering this summer. Halifax Elementary & Silver Lake School Committee Member Summer Schmaling and Jennifer Carol continue the discussion regarding the controversy over a peace flag that was put on display a few weeks ago in the elementary school's classroom. Note: A segment was held on Monday Night Talk with residents and students who were in favor of the flag being displayed.
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March 15, 2021 @ 7:52 pm
The State House Report with State Senator Susan Moran as she will discuss efforts to vaccinate teachers and provides an update regarding efforts to stall Comcast’s push for a data cap and rate hikes. Kim Miot, with PACTV and Dr Gary Maestas give details on the 26th Annual Plymouth Rotary Auction which is ongoing until Sunday March 14. Halifax residents Evan Smith, Lana Eldridge and Jay Cline, a Silver Lake High School student discuss the controversy regarding a peace flag that was taken down in few of the elementary school’s classrooms. The school committee recently reaffirmed the action of school officials which is further upsetting some residents.
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February 1, 2020 @ 3:13 pm
Newest Monday Night Talk podcast with Kevin Tocci and Peter Brown from January 13, 2020! Guests include Brockton Mayor Bob Sullivan, who talks about being sworn in as the city's 50th mayor, State Representative Matt Muratore highlights the key legislation for 2020; Michele Pecoraro, Executive Director of Plymouth 400 discusses some of the celebrations that will be taking place in Plymouth and the surrounding communities, as the tow celebrates its 400th birthday and Event organizer Melissa Valchovic shares details on the 2nd annual Hanson PTO Cranberry Cover Polar Plunge!!!
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September 9, 2019 @ 8:22 pm
Here's a political conversation that was held on September 9, 2019 featuring five of the seven candidates running for mayor in the city of Brockton's Preliminary election on September 17 which included; Tony Branch, Jean Bradley Derenoncourt, Carina Mompelas, Jimmy Pereira and Robert Sullivan. Monday Night Talk osts Kevin Tocci and Ron Van Dam guided the conversation touching on several important topics like housing, public safety, economic development, education and much more!
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August 27, 2019 @ 8:25 pm
Check out this Monday Night Talk radio program from August 26, 2019 with hosts Kevin Tocci and Richard Rosen! Kevin and Richard talk with State Representative Kathy LaNatra about Dancing with the Dignitaries which is being hosted by the Plymouth County Suicide Prevention Coalition; Richard Rosen shares updates about his new restaurant, The Patio at McGuiggan's; State Senator Patrick O'Connor talks about the FY2020 budget along with Tommy's Bill, Puppy Mill sale ban legislation and Emergency Assistance Shelter Program Policy Change; Stanley Chase III founder of Louisville's Vegan Jerky provides insight on the growing alternative meat industry; Hanson Selectmen Chair Laura FitzGerald-Kemmett discusses her board's goals and Mike Gioscia, host or WATD's Americanarama and Executive Director of Plymouth Rocks Events, shares details on two great shows; The Imagination Movers (9/14) at Plymouth Memorial Hall and Julie Rhodes (9/15) at the Spire Center in Plymouth!!!
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June 24, 2019 @ 9:41 pm
Welcome to the Monday Night Talk radio show podcast from June 24, 2019! MNT Host Kevin Tocci and Matt Nelson speak to State Representative Matt Muratore; Legal Counsel Shannon Resnick from Clark, Balboni & Gildea and Plymouth County Commissioner Chairman Dan Pallotta; Brockton School Superintendent Kathleen Smith; Jerry Thornton from Barstool Sports and WATD Sports Reporter Brendan Connelly!!!
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