US Government Archive
August 28, 2021 @ 12:07 pm
The State House Report with State Rep Steve Xiarhos. Rep. Xiarhos, who is also a Gold Star Father, talks about his first House budget, Nero's Bill and the United States recent departure from Afghanistan.
Weymouth Mayor Bob Hedlund provides an update on town news including the latest with the new master developer for Union Point. Brockton At-Large Councilor and Mayoral candidate Tina Cardoso talks about her past term serving on the city council during COVID and her campaign to be the city's next mayor. Colonel David Giammona, author of The Military Guide to Armageddon discusses his new book, how much of the information he writes about pertains to the United States' war effort in Afghanistan and possible future conflicts.
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November 2, 2019 @ 11:55 pm
Welcome to the Monday Night Talk radio show podcast from October 21, 2019! MNT Host Kevin Tocci speaks with Weymouth Mayor Bob Hedlund, who is up for re-election; US Senate candidate Shannon Liss-Riordan talks about her campaign and some of the issues; State Senator Vinny deMacedo shares details on his leaving the state legislature for a new position at Bridgewater State University; Plymouth County Democratic League Chairman Alex Bezanson discusses upcoming elections around the South Shore and Victoria Bond provides insight on being a "foodie" and her new Facebook page called, South Shore Foodie!!!
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August 25, 2019 @ 7:03 pm
Here's the newest Monday Night Talk radio program from August 12, 2019 with hosts Kevin Tocci and Megan Driscoll-Greenstein, as they speak with Democratic Presidential Candidate Ben Gleib about his campaign and ongoing attempt to participate in one of the upcoming candidate's debates.
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August 18, 2019 @ 7:50 pm
Check out this Monday Night Talk radio program from August 12, 2019 with hosts Kevin Tocci and Megan Driscoll-Greenstein! Kevin and Megan speak with State Senator Bruce Tarr about his legislation to honor WWII cadet nurses; Erin Andrews from Stratlign, a Plymouth-based payroll and accounting firm talks about Massachusetts new Paid Family and Medical Leave law; Democratic Presidential Candidate Ben Gleib discusses his campaign and attempt to participate in one of the upcoming candidate's debates and Jen Maseda, CEO & Founder of She's Local, discusses the organization's two fall events; MetroWest Conference for Women & South Shore Conference for Women.
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August 8, 2019 @ 8:25 pm
Check out this Monday Night Talk radio program from August 5, 2019 with hosts Kevin Tocci and Matt Nelson speak with State Representative Alyson Sullivan; Congressman Stephen Lynch; Actor, writer & producer David Cade plus Survivalists Nicole Terry and Shane Lewis from Discovery Channel's Naked & Afraid and Naked & Afraid XL series!!!
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May 5, 2019 @ 6:49 pm
Here's the Monday Night Talk radio show podcast from April 29, 2019 featuring State Auditor Suzanne Bump; Local Business Owner Richard Rosen; Alex Bezanson, Chairman of the Plymouth County Democratic League; Brockton's Diversity Commission Chairman Bishop Tony Branch and Battle of the Ukulele Bands Champions, The Unlikely Strummers!!!
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March 25, 2019 @ 9:57 pm
Welcome to the Monday Night Talk radio show podcast from March 18, 2019 featuring former State Representative Geoff Diehl; Plymouth County Register of Probate Matthew McDonough; Plymouth County Register of Deeds John Buckley; Boston Connect Broker/Owner Sharon McNamara; Alex Bezanson, Chairman of the HUG Foundation and former Boston Bruin Tim Sweeney.
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December 16, 2018 @ 7:23 pm
Here is the newest Monday Night Talk radio show podcast from December 3, 2018 featuring State Representative Geoff Diehl; State Representative David DeCoste; Michael Faherty from the Living Word Church in Norwell, MA (Wonder of Christmas event) and Jubilate Chorale of Southeastern Massachusetts Music Director & Conductor Dr Maxine Asselin.
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November 28, 2018 @ 11:47 pm
Here is the newest Monday Night Talk radio show podcast as Host Kevin Tocci is joined by attorney Brian Cook, 9th Massachusetts Congressional candidate Peter Tedeschi, filmmakers Noube Rateau & Will Medero and Casey Sherman & Dave Wedge, Authors of their latest bestselling book, "12: The Inside Story of Tom Brady's Fight for Redemption."
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November 12, 2018 @ 10:46 pm
This Monday Night Talk segment focuses on a proposed rule change by the FCC that could decrease or eliminate funding that cable subscribers pay to support local television and media centers across the country. Host Kevin Tocci discusses this issue with Eric Dresser, Executive Director of Whitman Hanson Community Access; Jonathan Grabowski, Executive Director of Marshfield Community Televison and Carol McGilvary, PACTV's Director of Marketing and Educational Services. More information is available about the proposed ruling and how you can help at www.massaccess.org/FCC
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