SouthCoast Tonight: Recent Episodes
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SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
Former Fall River Mayor and former Bristol County District Attorney Sam Sutter visits Jessica to discuss his announcement earlier in the day that he is once again running for mayor.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
Chris and Marcus discuss the resignation of US Attorney Rachel Rollins after a report by the DOJ concluded she may have engaged in unethical behavior. Then they speculate on the New Bedford City elections.
State Rep. Tony Cabral joins Marcus to discuss why he supports New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell's potential lawsuit against the MBTA, and he discusses earmarks he secured in the budget for his district.
Boston Globe science reporter Vernonique Greenwood joins Marcus to discuss her recent article discussing the environmentally catastrophic effects it has both domestically and globally.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
Marcus and Republican Plymouth County Commissioner Jared Valanzola continue their talk about Title 42 then speculate on the implications on a Celtics v. Lakers NBA Finals.
Marcus and local Republican County Commissioner Jared Valanzola discuss the wave of nip bans sweeping across towns in Massachusetts. Then they discuss the end of the Title 42 immigration policy.
Republican Plymouth County Commissioner Jared Valanzola joins Marcus to discuss the work of a county commissioner and talks about who he'd prefer to be the Republican nominee for President in 2024
Marcus takes calls and messages from the audience on the end of the Title 42 immigration policy. He also gives away the Red Sox tickets to a lucky audience member, thanks to former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang.
Marcus and Chris discuss the lifting of the Title 42 immigration policy and continue to read app chats from the audience on the WBSM as part of the Red Sox ticket giveaway thanks for former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang.
Chris and Marcus are giving away Red Sox tickets from former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang.
Marcus discusses the results of a poll between former MA Governor Charlie Baker and Senator Elizabeth Warren.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux joins Marcus to discuss the job posting for the new position of Director of Inmate Services, which is a key part of his reorganization plan for the Sheriff's Office. Then he gives an update on the recent inmate standoff.
Leftist political commentator Sabrina Salvati of the Sabby Sabs podcast joins Marcus to discuss her disappointment with Bernie Sanders, how RFK can mount a serious challenge to Joe Biden, and the War in Ukraine.
WPRI managing editor Tim White joins Marcus to discuss the wide open race for Congress in Rhode Island and legislation that Senator Sheldon Whitehouse has proposed that would set more stringent ethical standards for federal court judges following news surrounding Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
New Bedford City Councilor Ian Abreu joins Marcus to give his thoughts on Mayor Jon Mitchell's State of the City address.
Marcus discusses the media access event held by Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux related to the inmate standoff, which included footage of the incident and access to the damaged unit at the Dartmouth House of Correction.
New Bedford Rep. Chris Hendricks joins Marcus to talk about New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell's potential lawsuit against the MBTA and why he thinks he could undermine SouthCoast Rail and state lawmakers ability to advocate for the region.
Marcus discusses the "Standard of Appearance" plan released by New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell at his State of the City address.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux joins Marcus to discuss the crisis negotiating training he attended and previews his media availability in the units that were trashed in the jail standoff.
Marcus continues the discussion from the previous tonight on New Bedford's potential lawsuit against the MBTA and he gets an on-the-record text from NB Senator Mark Montigny on the matter.
New Bedford Ward 3 City Councilor Shawn Oliver joins Chris and Marcus to give his thoughts on Mayor Jon Mitchell's State of the City address.
State Rep. Chris Markey (D-Dartmouth) joins SCT Tonight to express his frustration with New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell and his potential lawsuit against the MBTA over land takings for SouthCoast Rail.
Chris and Marcus react to New Bedford Mayor Mitchell's State of the City address. Then Boston Globe reporter Matt Stout discusses his story on the potential lawsuit against the MBTA over land takings for SouthCoast Rail.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
New Bedford Ward 5 City Councilor Scott Lima calls in to issue a warning to candidates who are campaigning on rent control to "not run on emotion" and to consider the comprehensive responsibilities that a City Councilor has.
WBSM City Hall reporter and weekend newsperson Adam Bass joins Marcus to give an on-the-ground perspective of the tense New Bedford City Council meeting where veto overrides for the contentious ballot questions failed.
MA State Rep. Chris Hendricks (D-New Bedford) joins Marcus to discuss major earmarks he has secured for NB residents in this years budget and also talks about the work the State House is doing to help renters in the Commonwealth.
Chris calls in to SCT to react to all 3 of the ballot questions proposed by the NB City Council failing the override vote.
Marcus gets updates from WBSM's Adam Bass on the four year mayoral term repeal ballot question. He also takes a call on the proposed override of Prop 2 1/2 in Fairhaven.
Marcus discusses a civil lawsuit recently ok'd to go forward against the Bristol County Sheriff's Office. Then he gets live updates from WBSM's Adam Bas in the NB City Council chambers as they vote on the override of Mayor Mitchell's veto on the rent stabilization ballot question.
New Bedford Light Reporter Colin Hogan joins Chris and Marcus to discuss how local school committee races in the SouthCoast have taken up the national politically charged issue of book banning in school libraries.
Chris and Marcus discuss and take calls on the standoff at the Bristol County jail and react to Tucker Carlson's first statement since leaving Fox News.
New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell joins Chris and Marcus to discuss a variety of topics including the upcoming State of the City address, the ballot questions before the City Council, and setting the record straight on the code enforcement at the rooming house that burned down.
Following Marcus' interview with Sheriff Paul Heroux, callers from the audience give their opinion on the standoff at the Bristol County Jail.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux joins Marcus to discuss the photos released by the department of the inmate disturbance on Friday and responded to some of the criticisms by his detractors about the Sheriff's Office response.
Marcus discusses a visit by two NBPD officers to a local community theatre group for performers with autism.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
Stephanie Murray, crypto policy reporter for TheBlock.co joins Chris and Marcus to talk about the lawsuit filed against Tom Brady, Shaq, Larry David, and other celebs for their involvement as pitchmen for FTX. Then Chris and Marcus take calls and messages from the audience on crypto and politics.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux calls in to Chris and Marcus to discuss the inmate uprising that happened at the Dartmouth jail and the the Sheriff's Office response. They also talk to Ward 5 City Councilor Scott Lima about New Bedford's housing plan.
Chris and Marcus discuss and take calls from the audience on the riot that took place at the Dartmouth House of Correction.
Fairhaven Selectboard Chair Leon Correy joins Marcus to discuss the proposed override of Proposition 2 1/2, and they cover other local topics.
Ward 3 City Councilor Shawn Oliver joins Chris and Marcus to discuss the city services app that will allow residents to report issues. He also weighs in on the NBPD Union Facebook posts.
NBPD Union President Lt. Evan Bielski joins Chris and Marcus to discuss why the union thinks its important to let the public know about certain violent crimes and he discussing the ongoing shortage of officers and dispatchers at the department.
Chris and Marcus discuss and take calls on the recent Facebook post by the New Bedford Police Union saying the NBPD administration has advised them not to report on certain crimes.
Marcus continues to react and take calls and app chats on Fox News' $787b settlement with Dominion in a defamation lawsuit.
Marcus takes cals on the settlement reached in Dominion Voting Systems defamation lawsuit against Fox News over their 2020 election coverage.
Carl Alves, President of PAACA (Positive Action Against Chemical Addiction) joins Marcus to talk about the work their organization is doing to address homelessness and the scarcity of affordable housing in New Bedford.
Chris and Marcus take calls from people discussing SouthCoast mob legend Joe Barboza and discuss other topics.
Chris and Marcus take a break from the politics and keep it light as they continue to take calls and app chats from the audiences on their favorite TV shows.
Chris and Marcus take calls from the audience on what their favorite TV show is then they talk about cutting the cord.
Chris and Marcus take calls on the the Dighton man arrested for leaking gov't docs, the proposed ballot questions in New Bedford, and the proposed Prop 2 1/2 override in Fairhaven.
Chris and Marcus discuss and take calls from the audience on the alleged leak of classified documents by local National Guardsman Jack Teixeira of Dighton.
Former Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson joins Chris and Marcus to react to the MA Attorney General releasing the long-awaited tapes of the May 1st 2020 incident at the Dartmouth ICE Detention Center when he was Sheriff.
Marcus takes calls from people reacting to the Dighton man who was arrested for allegedly leaking top secret government documents, as well as other local topics.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux joins Marcus to discuss the changes he's began at the BCSO in his first 100 days. Then he discusses what he saw from the footage recorded on the May 1st 2020 conflict between BCSO guards and ICE detainees.
Fairhaven Selectboard members Leon Correy and Stasia Powers join Marcus to discuss why they are pursuing an override of Prop 2 1/2 which will allow them to to raise municipal taxes about 2.5% for one fiscal year.
New Bedford Ward 3 City Councilor Shawn Oliver joins Chris Marcus after attending a neighborhood meeting his ward and urging more people will attend in the future.
Chris and Marcus discuss Massachusetts native Robert Kennedy Jr's campaign to seek the Democratic nomination for President of the United States against Joe Biden.
New Bedford City Councilor Ian Abreu joins Chris and Marcus to discuss the zoning changes he proposed for marijuana shops in New Bedford to be open longer.
New Bedford Ward 6 City Councilor Ryan Perreira joins Marcus and Jared to give an important update on the after the Ordinance Committee he chaired. Then they continue their TV talk.
Marcus and guest host Jared Valanzola talk about TV shows they love and take calls and app chats from the audience talking about their favorite shows as well.
Marcus is joined by Republican Plymouth County Commissioner Jared Valanzola and he talks about the work county commissioners do and he discusses why he's against the that implements zoning requirements for MBTA cities and towns.
New Bedford reporter Will Sennott joins Marcus to discuss his story on the multiple fire safety code violations that had been unaddressed in the Rooming House prior to its fatal fire.
Marcus discusses the proposal by the Town of Fairhaven to override Prop 2 1/2 to better fund the fire department.
Marcus discusses the proposals from two Massachusetts lawmakers to reinstate the right to vote for people serving a sentence for a felony offense.
Leo Choquette joins Marcus to announce that he is running for Ward 1 City Councilor after coming up just short in the 2021 election. Then Marcus talks local issues.
New Bedford Firefighter Anthony Poente joins Marcus to give some important fire safety tips in the wake of the fatal Rooming House fire. He also talks about some of the important work the FDNB is doing in the community.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux joins Marcus to talk about the new training he's mandated for CO's. He also discuss some of the findings of the final report written by an inmate suicide prevention expert who evaluated the jails.
Josh Amaral, New Bedford's Director of Housing and Community Development, joins Marcus to discuss the City's 22 point plan to deal with the housing crisis. And they take calls from the audience.
New Bedford Light reporter Will Sennott joins Marcus to discuss his reporting on the mass layoffs at Eastern Fisheries and Blue Harvest, and they take calls from the audience.
Former Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson and Marcus discuss local issues such as the New Bedford City Council non-binding ballot questions and reacting to the Dartmouth School Committee race.
Former Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson and Marcus talk about DA Alvin Bragg and react to former President Trump's speech following his formal arrest and indictment.
Former Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson joins Marcus as a special guest host to react to the historic indictment and arrest of former President Donald Trump and take calls from the audience.
Former City Council President Joe Lopes joins Marcus to announce he is running for Ward 5 City Councilor to replace the outgoing Scott Lima. Then Marcus reacts to the results of the Fairhaven, Freetown, and Lakeville town elections.
Providence NPR reporter Ben Berke joins Marcus to talk about a local seafood plant that has recently terminated over 100 employees and has rehired very few of them thus far.
Chris and Marcus announced the winner of the Red Sox ticket giveaway. Then they take calls from the audience on the Trump indictment.
Fairhaven School Committee candidate Steph Pickup shares her platform which is based on her years of community engagement and experience as a mother. Then Marcus and Chris continue to read Red Sox memories from the audience on the WBSM app chat for their Red Sox ticket giveaway.
Chris and Marcus react to the Trump indictment news. Then they read audiences favorite memories of the Red Sox from the WBSM app chat as a part of their Red Sox ticket giveaway.
Marcus discusses the Prop 2 1/2 override in Fairhaven, the City Council President's letter to Mayor Mitchell, and the Donald Trump indictment. Then Marcus talks about the Red Sox Ticket giveaway that will happen on Friday night's show.
Marcus takes calls on the news that Donald Trump will be arrested and indicted. Then he promotes a Red Sox ticket giveaway for the Friday night show.
Erica Morency, candidate for Dartmouth School Committee, joins Marcus to discuss her platform for office and clarify the record on an interview she did with another local media publication. Then Marcus previews a Red Sox ticket giveaway for the Friday night show.
New Bedford Firefighter Union President Billy Sylvia joins Chris and Marcus to discuss the major fire at the rooming house in New Bedford that left people dead or missing. Then Chris and Marcus unveil a new segment with a New Bedford City Councilor.
Chris and Marcus speculate on Mayor Jon Mitchell's future. WBSM's Tim Weisberg calls in to react to a Freetown/Lakeville school committee forum where the candidacy of the controversial Kayla Churchill was the subject of discussion.
New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell joins Chris and Marcus for an in-depth discussion on his newly publicized comprehensive plan to combat the housing crisis. They also talk about offshore wind, and a proposal to switch the election calendar to drive better voter turnout.
Marcus discusses the press release by the Fairhaven Firefighter Union accusing the Town of threatening to cut their staff. Then Marcus discusses the proposed tax override to fund schools and staff more firefighters.
Michael Rock, longtime Fun 107 host and Townsquare Media NB Director of Content, joins Marcus to react to a meeting he attended at the New Bedford City Council about local media coverage. Then Dartmouth School Committee Member Kathleen Amaral talks about her platform for reelection.
Fairhaven School Committee Vice Chair Brian Monroe talks about his campaign for reelection, how the schools have improved drastically over the years, and the work he wants to continue on the committee.
Chris and Marcus discuss the letter penned by New Bedford City Councilor Shane Burgo in response to Mayor Jon Mitchell's veto letter on the rent control ballot question.
Chris engages in some self-deprecating humor. Then WPRI Ch.12's Ted Nesi joins Chris and Marcus to preview a story he is releasing on low voter turnout in the cities of Bristol County. The story airs Tuesday 3.28 at 5:00pm and 6:00pm in two parts on Ch 12. and will be available on WPRI.com
Laura Gardner, Librarian and candidate for Fairhaven School Committee, join Chris and Marcus to talk about her platform which includes staffing Fairhaven schools with librarians, which they current do not have.
Sen. Mark Montigny (D-New Bedford) joins Marcus, Chris, and Scott Lang to talk about his plan to stop Moderna from price gouging vaccines. Then Mayor Lang reads the funnies.
Former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang joins Chris and Marcus to give his opinion on the 3 ballot questions brought forward by the City Council.
Boston Globe Red Sox reporter Chad Finn joins Chis and Marcus to discuss his new book: The Boston Globe Story of the Red Sox. Then local callers share their personal stories about Red Sox legend Ted Williams and his baseball camp in Lakeville.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux joins Marcus to discuss his aggressive (and apparently successful) recruitment campaign to hire more correctional officers.
New Bedford School Committee Member Ross Grace joins Marcus to discuss why he wants the next superintendent to build on the good work the outgoing Thomas Anderson did while "building trust" with teachers.
New Bedford School Committee member Bruce Oliveira joins Marcus who he thinks should replace School Superintendent Thomas Anderson.
Chris and Marcus read a hilariously misspelled flyer from a school committee candidate. They also continue their conversation on the tensions between the City Council and the Mayor.
Chris and Marcus discuss the scathing letter written by New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell to the City Council after he vetoed the 3 ballot questions, and they discuss the response from Council President Morad.
Chris Dempsey, former MA Assistant Secretary of Transporation, joins SCT to discuss Dattco abruptly canceling their bus routes from the SouthCoast to Boston, and he talks about the benefits of SouthCoast Rail which is slated to arrive at the end of the year.
Marcus takes calls and WBSM app chat messages on SouthCoast Rail and talks about with state leaders are doing to try and fix the MBTA.
Marcus discusses the arrival of SouthCoast rail, Boston globally leading traffic issues, and the expanded role rail service will play now that Dattco has cancelled their bus service from the SouthCoast to Boston.
Marcus talks about the bus company Dattco abruptly ending their direct transportation services between the SouthCoast and Boston.
Chris and Marcus discuss the potential Trump indictment. Hear from an old caller, and wonder where a particularly infamous caller has gone.
Chris and Marcus discuss the Fairhaven Fire Department staffing shortage and the Fire Unions proposal raise the money to meet critical staffing levels. And Marcus announces that he stepped down from the Fairhaven BPW to focus on his work at WBSM.
Chris and Marcus discuss the recent news that New Bedford has sustained its bond rating. Then Chris explains how he thinks the bond rating could be impacted by the ballot questions proposed by the city council.
A caller jokingly invites Marcus to a St. Patty's Day party at his own house. And afterward he takes calls on local issues.
Marcus reads some data on the Community Preservation Act in New Bedford and highlights why he thinks its an important program to keep.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux joins Marcus to discuss the letters he sent to local lawmakers asking them get funding for a study to determine how he can close the Ash Street Jail in New Bedford.
Marcus takes calls and app chat messages on housing, MBTA communities law, and other topics.
Massachusetts Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll joins Chris and Marcus to discuss the policies her and Governor Maura Healey are putting forward to address the housing crisis in the Commonwealth.
Marcus takes calls on the the ballot question that could threaten Community Preservation Act funding in New Bedford, as well as municipal funding for schools and roads.
Chris and Marcus comment on and take calls on the little public discussion the New Bedford City Council had on the three ballot questions they approved at the last meeting.
Lynne Turner, candidate for Dartmouth School Committee, talks about her campaign. She also discusses what she sees as "political bias" in learning, her support for "practical math" courses and her support for the "Indian" logo.
Marcus talks about Boston's rent control petition that is currently in the State House and whether or not it has the votes to pass.
Marcus discusses the proposal by Council President Linda Morad to repeal the Community Preservation Act funding for New Bedford and how disastrous losing that funding would be for desperately needed housing projects.
Paul Chasse, CEO of the Realtors Association of Southeastern Massachusetts, joins Marcus to discuss the organizations opposition to the proposed New Bedford ballot question on rent stabilization and discusses what he sees as solutions to the local housing problem.
New Bedford Councilor Burgo defends his vote on the ballot question that asks voters if they want to repeal the Community Preservation Act funding for the City.
New Bedford City Councilor Shane Burgo joins Chris and Marcus to discuss Burgo's rent stabilization ballot question and Burgo talks about the work he does on housing.
Chris and Marcus discuss the reporting by Jack Spillane of the New Bedford Light of whether or not organized dinners by the New Bedford City Council violate open meeting laws.
Chris and Marcus discuss Council President Linda Morad's ballot question to repeal the Community Preservation Act in New Bedford and why it's repeal could lose the city tens of millions of dollars in funding.
Fairhaven Animal Control Officer Terry Cripps joins Chris and Marcus to give the audience tips on how to get your pets ready for spring, the work the shelter does to help seniors, and why you should "Leave the bunnies alone!"
New Bedford City Councilor Ian Abreu joins SCT to discuss his position on rent control and the importance of keeping Community Preservation Act funding. Then Chris and Marcus break the news that Ward 5 City Councilor Scott Lima will not seek reelection.
WBSM City Hall reporter Adam Bass joins Marcus after reporting live from a City Council meeting in which the rent control ballot question and other ballot questions were passed.
Politico Massachusetts Playbook author Lisa Kashinsky joins Marcus to talk about the rent control ordinance passed in Boston that needs State House approval, and the other cities in Mass looking at passing rent control.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux joins Marcus to discuss the preliminary findings of an inmate suicide prevention expert who evaluated the county jails. And he talks about what the BCSO is doing to curb inmate suicides as they wait for the expert's full written report.
Chris and Marcus debate the rent stabilization ballot question proposal and take calls from the audience.
Fairhaven Firefighter Union President Kevin Gonscalves joins Chris and Marcus to talk about their dangerously low staffing levels that are impacting their ability to keep residents safe. He also proposes some ways in which the Town can pay for more staffing.
New Bedford State Rep. Chris Hendricks joins SCT to clear up misunderstandings put forward by the City Elections Commission and City Councilors on the change in polling place for Taber Mill residents in Ward 3 and how it can be fixed.
Marcus takes calls on Councilor Burgo's rent stabilization ballot question and the Norfolk Southern train derailments.
SouthCoast Tonight, hosted by Chris McCarthy and Marcus Ferro, breaks down all the news of the day while getting real-time reaction immediately following municipal meetings, elections and more. SouthCoast Tonight airs weeknights 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on WBSM.
Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio joins Marcus to discuss her adjusting to the Auditor�s office after a decade in the legislature, and her Social Justice and Equity Audit Plan which includes an audit of the MBTA and an audit of the State Legislature.
Retired pro boxer Jarrod Tillinghast and Celebrity Boxing CEO Damon Feldman join Chris and Marcus to talk about Tillinghast�s �Brawl for it All� events which will become a televised reality show. Jarrod also talks about his chance encounter with former NBA star Lamar Odom.
New Bedford Police Union President Lt. Evan Bielski joins Chris and Marcus to discuss the recent arrest at FunZ trampoline park in New Bedford where a firearm was recovered. Then Chris and Marcus discuss the Fairhaven Fire Department staffing issue.
Dartmouth Rep. Chris Markey, and New Bedford Sen. Mark Montigny give an important update on the controversial septic regulation proposals that if implemented could financially impact Dartmouth homeowners.
Melissa Costa, New Bedford School Committee Member, discusses the NBHS student protest of Councilor Shawn Oliver, Oliver's Facebook posts, and discusses the issue of teen suicide among LGBTQIA+ youth.
Ross Grace, New Bedford School Committee member, joins Marcus to give his thoughts the controversial Facebook posts by Councilor Shawn Oliver and the LGBTQ+ student protests that followed.
Marcus reacts to the news that the LGBTQ student protests of City Councilor Shawn Oliver at NBHS continued at his swearing in ceremony Friday evening.
Marcus recaps some of the topics discusses earlier in the show then he gets breaking news that NBHS students will be protesting the election of Ward 3 City Councilor-elect Shawn Oliver after it was found he posted memes that were offensive to the LGBTQ community.
New Bedford Light reporter Grace Ferguson joins Marcus to discuss her story on the practice of tax lien foreclosure in Massachusetts cities and towns that wipes out people's equity in their homes. And they discuss her story on undocumented immigrant children's vulnerability to lead poisoning in New Bedford.
Marcus discusses the breaking story that Michael Brier, the CEO of RCCA which was behind the downtown New Bedford methadone clinic proposal, was indicted on federal fraud charges.
Marcus explains to the best of his ability the dispute between New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell and state lawmakers on the bid that was secured to redevelop the State Pier.
Marcus discusses the proposal by Mayor Mitchell's office to set up that would put half tipping fees from Parallel Products recycling plant into a revolving fund for the two neighborhoods in Ward 1 that abut the facility.
New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell joins Marcus to talk about his recent letter to the Healey-Driscoll Admin asking that Massachusetts offshore wind contracts that invest more in the host cities, and mitigate disruption to offshore wind. He also defends his position on the recently secured State Pier bid
Marcus breaks the news that Shawn Oliver has won the Ward 3 City Council election to serve the remainder of Hugh Dunn's term. Then Marcus hears from both Oliver and runner up Carmen Amaral.
Marcus takes calls from the audience and waits for the results in the Ward 3 Council special election while the elections office works out some technical difficulties. And announces the winner for the Attleboro Mayor special election to replace Paul Heroux after he became Sheriff.
New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane calls in to clarify his position on local elected officials performing constituent services and why he thinks how it's done should be reformed.
Marcus continues to take calls from the audience discussing Ward 3 candidate Shawn Oliver�s Facebook posts. Then Ward 3 candidate Carmen Amaral calls in to make her pitch to the voters and address Oliver�s posts
New Bedford Ward 3 City Council candidate Shawn Oliver joins Marcus on election eve to make one final pitch and to respond to the Facebook posts that have been criticized for being harmful to the LGBTQ community
UMass Dartmouth Chancellor Mark Fuller joins Marcus to discuss their successful student recruitment efforts and the many graduate and postgraduate programs they offer.
Former New Bedford Mayor and Democratic strategist Scott Lang joins Chris and Marcus to discuss why he believes President Biden shouldn't seek the Democratic nomination. And he discusses his time working as Deputy Campaign Manager for Ted Kennedy's 1980 campaign for President.
New Bedford City Councilors Shane Burgo and Ryan Perreira stay in the second hour to take calls and app chat messages from the audience. Then former Mayor Scott Lang reads the funnies and gives his opinion on the expected decorum between the council and mayor.
New Bedford City Councilors Shane Burgo and Ryan Perriera join SCT to clear the air after a tense City Council meeting where their colleagues criticized the media. They also discuss their issues with Mayor Jon Mitchell.
WBSM's Adam Bass joins Marcus in studio to react to being name called by a member of the city council during a meeting in council chambers.
Marcus reacts to live coverage from WBSM's Adam Bass who is in city council chambers and responds Adam being called a name by one of the councilors.
WPRI Ch.12's Ted Nesi joins Marcus to discuss the bombshell announcement that Rhode Island Congressman David Cicilline will step down, and talks about a potential run for President for former RI Gov and current Sec of Commerce Gina Raimondo.
MA State Rep. Chris Hendricks (D-New Bedford) joins Chris and Marcus to discuss his appointment to Vice Chairman of the State House's COVID relief spending committee. And touches on his work on the Housing and Judiciary committees.
Chris, Marcus, and New Bedford Light reporter Jack Spillane break down the New Bedford Ward 3 City Council debate they just moderated and they discuss the upcoming Mayoral election.
Carmen Amaral and Shawn Oliver, the finalists in the Ward 3 City Council Special Election are in studio for the final debate before election day. The debate is moderated by Chris, Marcus, and the New Bedford Light's Jack Spillane.
Marcus previews SouthCoast Tonight's Ward 3 City Council debate airing on February 22 at 7pm.
New Bedford Light reporter Will Sennott joins Marcus to discuss his story covering a fishing coalition's trip to D.C. to push for changes in federal "catch share" regulations.
Dr. Brian Glyn Williams, a foreign policy expert and professor at UMass Dartmouth, follows up with Marcus after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced he was suspending the nuclear START Treaty with the U.S.
Marcus recounts a recent drive he had through brutal Boston traffic and why he thinks it highlights the reasons people should embrace SouthCoast Rail regardless of the 90 minute ride time.
Dr. Brian Glyn Williams, a UMass Dartmouth professor and foreign policy expert, joins Marcus to discuss the current state of the war in Ukraine, and talk about the history of Russia's brutal wartime tactics that date back to Ivan the Terrible.
WBSM's Adam Bass joins Marcus to discuss his story on New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell's proposal to scale back the pay hikes for certain city workers that was approved by the City Council in January.
Chris and guest host Jess Machado are joined by GOP activist Evan Gendreau and they discuss the future of the MassGOP under its new leadership. And they talk about Prop 2 1/2 overrides.
Chris and guest host Jess Machado discuss and take calls from the audience on whether or not America is too divided to ever come together as they did after 9/11.
Chris and guest host Jess Machado take calls from the audience and talk about CNN anchor Don Lemon�s comments about Presidential candidate Nikki Haley being out of her �prime.�
Rep. Chris Markey (D-Dartmouth) calls in to call for a look into the process of how the bid to redevelop the New Bedford State Pier was secured.
New Bedford Senator Mark Montigny calls in to discuss his concern with how the bid to redevelop the New Bedford State Pier was secured.
Massachusetts Rep. Bill Straus (D-Mattapoisett) joins Chris and Marcus to discuss his opposition to how a bid was secured for the development of the State Pier, and had some pointed criticisms for New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell.
Marcus discusses some big news in national electoral politics including Diane Feinstein announcing she wont seek reelection and Nikki Haley announcing she is running for President.
Marcus continues to take callers into the second hour from people discussing the reported staffing shortage at the New Bedford Police Department.
New Bedford City Councilor Ian Abreu joins Marcus to discuss the police staffing shortage in the city and his proposal to change the 10 year residency requirement for hiring new officers for the NPBD.
Marcus and guest host Republican County Commissioner Jared Valanzola discuss the recent reporting that young congresspeople from Massachusetts may be looking at a run for Senate or statewide office.
Marcus and guest host Republican County Commissioner Jared Valenzola discuss the political theatre of the State of the Union and why they think it's more important to focus on local politics.
Marcus and guest host Jared Valenzola discuss the police shortage in New Bedford and why it is difficult to hire and retain police nationwide.
Chris and Marcus discuss the motion by the New Bedford City Council to create their own social media account. They also take calls from the audience discussing how they can help a regular caller.
Lt. Evan Bielski, President of the New Bedford Police Union joins Chris and Marcus to talk about some staffing concerns at the New Bedford Police department and discuss an endorsement they made in the Ward 3 City Council race.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux joins Chris and Marcus to discuss donating the Sheriff's Office mobile command center to the NBPD, an aggressive new hiring and retention program he has for officers, and other goings on at the BCSO.
WBSM's Adam Bass joins Marcus after covering a New Bedford City Council meeting where they voted on a new social media policy and pickleball courts.
New Bedford School Committee member Ross Grace joins Marcus to react to the potential departure of Superintendent Thomas Anderson to the city of Newton, and he discusses how he thinks the hiring for Anderson's would be successor should go.
Marcus talks about the recent vote by the Massachusetts Senate to end term limits for Senate President and discusses whether or not term limits should exist for all elected offices.
Fairhaven Selectman Leon Correy III joins Marcus to promote local events for Black History Month and discuss what it means to him to have been elected to the Selectboard as a black man. He also takes calls from constituents.
Marcus continues to take calls on Biden's SOTU and discusses the media's response and the state of media coverage more broadly.
Marcus discusses President Biden's SOTU address and takes calls from the audience discussing Biden's job performance thus far.
Atty. Mirian Albert of Lawyers for Civil Rights in Boston joins Marcus to talk about the civil rights lawsuit LCR recently filed challenging voc-tech admissions policies on the grounds that they discriminate against students in protected classes.
Congressman Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) joins Marcus to discuss his appointment to the House Select Committee on China and how he hopes the committee will promote both competition and collaboration with the Chinese government. He also discusses what he expects from Biden's SOTU.
Republican strategist Greg Eaton of the Right Massachusetts podcast guest cohosts with Marcus to discuss the recently shot down Chinese spy balloon and speculate on what kind of message it sends. Then they discuss their issues with the State of the Union address.
Republican strategist Greg Eaton of the Right Massachusetts podcast guest cohosts with Marcus and they talk about the political ramifications of the Democrats changing their presidential primary schedule. Then they discuss potential 2024 Democratic candidates besides Biden.
Republican strategist Greg Eaton of the Right Massachusetts podcast guest cohosts with Marcus. They discuss the future of the MassGOP and what candidates Greg identifies that have the potential for statewide office.
Congressman Bill Keating (D-MA), who sits on both the Committee on Foreign Affairs and Armed Services Committee in the House, continues his conversation with Chris and Marcus on the Chinese spy balloon and how the U.S. should handle it. He also discusses the Iranian warship carrying war drones that will make its way through the Panama Canal. Then Marcus and Chris talk about the federal civil rights lawsuit filed over Mass Voc-Tech School admissions policies.
Congressman Bill Keating (D-MA), who sits on both the Committee on Foreign Affairs and Armed Services Committee in the House, joins Chris and Marcus to detail some of the atrocities the Russian military are perpetrating in Ukraine and why its important to continue to assist the Ukrainian people. He also talks about the Chinese spy balloon.
New Bedford Light reporter Will Sennott talks with Chris and Marcus about the 4 hour standoff he saw outside his apartment window between the New Bedford Police and a suspect in possession of semi automatic weapons. Then Will talks about his work covering the offshore wind industry.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux joins Marcus and guest cohost Jess Machado to talk about the expert in suicide prevention he recently hired to find what he says are blindspots in the jails prevention policies. He also gives his thoughts on the controversial inmate organ donor bill filed in the Massachusetts State House.
Marcus and guest host Jess Machado discuss the federal civil rights lawsuit filed against Massachusetts over their vocational school admissions policies. And they debate whether or not voc-tech admissions policies are discriminatory.
Marcus is joined by guest host Jess Machado and she gives a firsthand accounting of the contentious MassGOP leadership vote on Tuesday. Then Politico Mass. Playbook author Lisa Kashinsky joins them to discuss the challenges the new GOP chairwoman is facing. Then they talk about the controversial prisoner organ donor bill.
Chris shares his thoughts with Marcus as a longtime Republican on the MassGOP leadership fight and the classified documents scandal with former President Trump and President Biden.
New Bedford Ward 3 City Council candidate Shawn Oliver calls in to the show after listening to Chris and Marcus' interview with Mayor Mitchell to tell the audience that he supports Mitchell's previously rejected pick for Voc School Committee.
New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell joins Chris and Marcus to discuss his issues with the NB Voc-Tech admissions policy which he says is discriminatory and a civil rights issue. They also talk about his thoughts on the proposal by Sheriff Heroux to close the Ash Street Jail, and other topics.
Republican County Commissioner Jared Valanzola special guest cohosts with Marcus and they discuss why it is important to build a political coalition from the ground up. They also discuss some of the changes they'd like see in Congress
Republican Plymouth County Commissioner Jared Valanzola guests hosts with Marcus and he discusses the work county government does in Massachusetts and how they have handled distributing almost $200million in Federal Government COVID relief. They also react to Jim Lyons ouster as MassGOP Chair.
Republican Plymouth County Commissioner Jared Valanzola guest hosts with Marcus as he discusses how he wants the MassGOP to move forward after a brutal 2022 election cycle. And they get live updates on the contentious election for MassGOP chair.
Marcus takes calls from the audience on various topics such as the Democrats push to change the order of Presidential primaries, Ukrainian aid, and nuclear fusion.
Marcus reacts to a recent article in the Boston Globe that shows how Massachusetts have recovered from the economic pitfalls of the COVID-19 pandemic and what needs to be done to grow the workforce and fill vacant jobs.
Massachusetts Rep. Chris Hendricks (D-New Bedford) joins Marcus to react to his tour of the Ash Street Jail and to discuss his recently filed legislation that would expand MassHealth coverage to include violence prevention treatment for victims of violent crime.
Chris and Marcus are joined by former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang as he explains his positions on the Ash Street Jail closure proposal, the demolition of the Eversource plant in New Bedford, and he voices his concerns with the offshore wind industry.
Former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang continues to join Chris and Marcus to discuss the contentious vote to approve the MBTA pedestrian bridge for SouthCoast Rail and other city issues and he draws his experience on working with the city council as Mayor.
Chris and Marcus are joined by former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang as they react to the release of the video of Memphis Police officers confrontation that resulted in the death of Tyre Nichols.
Marcus discusses safe injection sites after the New Bedford City Council sent back a Board of Health nominee back to committee because they wanted to hear more on her opinion of safe injection sites.
Taunton Mayor Shauna O'Connell joins Marcus to discuss the new city charter Taunton adopted to give them yearly city elections. Then New Bedford City Councilor Scott Lima calls in to explains his vote on the construction of an MBTA bridge for SouthCoast Rail.
Marcus discusses the recent announcement that a program piloted by New Bedford Senator Mark Montigny to provide police officers with better access to mental health services has secured $1million in grant funding.
Chris and Marcus discuss and take calls on the abysmally low turnout in the Ward 3 special election preliminary in New Bedford and the low turnout in city elections over the years.
Chris and Marcus respond to and make light of the public criticism SouthCoast Tonight received from two of the losing candidates in the Ward 3 preliminary election.
MA Rep.Tony Cabral (D-New Bedford) joins Chris and Marcus to discuss his budget earmarks begin the process of building a brand new justice center in New Bedford that would consolidate all of the local courts into a brand new complex downtown.
The two finalists in the Ward 3 City Council special election, Carmen Amaral and Shawn Oliver, briefly call in to SouthCoast Tonight to reflect on their victory and look ahead to the general election. And WBSM's Adam Bass joins Marcus in studio to discuss what he saw at the New Bedford elections office and previews the City Council meeting on Thursday.
Marcus gets precinct-by-precinct results in the Ward 3 City Council special preliminary election and regular updates from WBSM's Adam Bass. Then the top 2 vote getters in the preliminary are announced.
It's election night in New Bedford! Marcus is first joined by City Councilor Ian Abreu to discuss the race and some of the goings on in the council. Then he gets update on some low voter turnout numbers for some precincts in Ward 3.
Former Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson wraps up his guest hosting duties with Marcus to discuss the rift between some police departments and their communities and the seemingly ever increasing number of mass shootings in the country.
Special guest host former Sheriff Tom Hodgson joins Marcus as they take election eve call-ins from all the candidates running in the New Bedford Ward 3 City Council special election and Hodgson draws on his experience as a City Councilor to interview the candidates.
Former Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson guest cohosts with Marcus and they begin the program by engaging in a debate and taking calls from the audience on the current state of immigration policy in the United States.
Marcus discusses the important points of his interview with Sheriff Paul Heroux that were drowned out by his breaking news on the Ash Street Jail closure. Then he discusses the proposal by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and state lawmakers to implement rent control to combat the rising costs of rent.
Marcus reacts to New Bedford City Council President Linda Morad and City Councilor at Large Shane Burgo's appearance on WBSM's The Tim Weisberg show in which they discussed revisiting certain pay raises for city employees and the proposed closure of the controversial Ash Street Jail that was announced by Sheriff Paul Heroux on SouthCoast Tonight.
Art theft and security expert and author of the bestselling "The Art of the Con" Anthony Amore joins Marcus to discuss the fake Andy Warhol painting scam perpetrated by suspected killer Brian Walshe, and the common personality traits that all art fraudsters share. Then Amore talks about his job as the Director of Security and Chief Investigator at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston and the fascinating history of the museum's founder.
Marcus discusses the $1.4billion in bonding legislation filed by Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and how the stated purpose of that bonding legislation could be applied to the closure and relocation of New Bedford's Ash Street Jail.
Marcus discusses the comments made by New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell, Senator Mark Montigny, and other city officials in response to Sheriff Heroux's proposal to close down the Ash Street Jail. Then Ward 5 City Councilor Scott Lima, who represents the Ash Street neighborhood calls in to the show to give his thoughts on what should be done with the jail property if and when it is closed.
New Bedford Ward 3 City Council candidate John Robinson joins Marcus to discuss his campaign platform in the special election to replace recently resigned Councilor Hugh Dunn. Then Marcus talks about the ongoing debate regarding the proposed Massachusetts Title V septic regulations.
State Rep. Chris Markey (D-Dartmouth) joins Marcus to discuss the proposed Title V septic regulations by the Massachusetts DEP that could cause towns and residential homeowners throughout Southeastern Mass. to incur great financial cost. Then Rep. Markey gives his perspective as a practicing criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor on Sheriff Paul Heroux�s proposed closure of the Ash Street Jail in New Bedford.
Marcus continues the conversation with the audience on Sheriff Paul Heroux's proposed closure of the Ash Street Jail to relocate the inmates to Dartmouth and discusses the potential uses of the property at Ash Street if it is no longer used to hold inmates.
Marcus recounts his tour of the 135 year old Ash Street Jail in New Bedford and the defunct ICE detention facility in Dartmouth after Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux announced his plan SouthCoast Tonight to close Ash Street. Which involves building out individual cells in the ICE building in order to move the inmates into a more modern correctional facility.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux joins Marcus to talk about some changes he has made in the early days of his tenure as Sheriff and makes a major announcement that he has a plan to close the controversial Ash Street Jail in New Bedford and move the inmates to the now-defunct ICE Detention center in Dartmouth.
Will Sennott, reporter from the New Bedford Light, joins Marcus to discuss his reporting on efforts by community organizations in New Bedford to help the local workforce break into the offshore wind industry. They also talk about Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey's climate roundtable at UMass Dartmouth, and some developments on the Port of New Bedford.
Marcus opens the program by talking about some of the internal power struggle of the MassGOP. Then he takes calls and app chat messages talking about Governor Maura Healey and national leaders plans on climate action.
Marcus discusses a recent op-ed in Commonwealth magazine opposing the proposed Title V septic regulations in Dartmouth and Cape Cod. He also discusses the perplexing debate surrounding gas stoves, and he takes calls on the MassGOP's current dysfunction.
Marcus discusses the comments New Bedford Mayor Mitchell made to WPRI that the Morad pay raise amendments passed by the city council need to be "reigned in" and then Marcus speculates on whether or not Mitchell will run for reelection.
Bristol County Register of Probate Tom Hoye joins Marcus to talk about how the court system he oversees handled the pandemic, the new e-filing system that is available, and a recent bond from the state that will improve the Mass Trial Courts digital infrastructure. Then Marcus takes calls on Governor Maura Healey's climate policy.
Chris and Marcus discuss the ongoing debate between New Bedford Mayor Mitchell and the GNB Voc-Tech administration after the City Council rejected his school committee appointment. Then they take calls from the audience on some goings-on in NB City Council and local politics.
New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane and reporter Arthur Hirsch join Chris and Marcus to talk about their coverage of the controversial Morad pay raise amendments in the City Council. Then Ted Nesi from WPRI Ch.12 previews his interview with New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell on Newsmakers airing on 1.15.23 and available now online.
Civil Rights Atty. Rashaan Hall, former candidate for Plymouth County DA, joins Chris and Marcus to discuss what MLK Day means to him and recognize civil rights leaders past and present ahead of his speech at an MLK Day celebration at OLOA church on January 15th in New Bedford. Then Chris and Marcus discuss the amendment in the NB City Council to the Morad pay raise amendments.
Marcus discuses the Vineyard Wind jobs far where 45 companies were present to hire for 164 positions and discusses how the job fair's large turnout and MA Governor Maura Healey's early visit to the SouthCoast highlights the excitement around the emerging offshore wind industry.
Marcus gets live updates from WBSM contributor Adam Bass who is reporting from New Bedford Council chambers as the Council takes up the controversial Morad pay raise amendments that saw 3 city employees get a $40k-$50k increase in salary.
Massachusetts State Rep. Carol Doherty (D-Taunton) joins Marcus to discuss legislation she filed that would allow students to take days off from school for mental health without penalty and legislation she is working on to help the elderly live in their homes with assistance instead of going to a nursing home.
Attorney Jake Ventura, candidate for Ward 3 City Council joins Chris and Marcus to discuss his platform in the New Bedford Ward 3 City Council special election.
Chris and Marcus continue to discuss and take calls and WBSM app-chat messages regarding the ongoing debate between the Mayor, some members City Council, and the Voc-Tech School administration on the school's admissions policies. They also take calls from the audience regarding the controversial pay raise amendments by Linda Morad.
Chris and Marcus discuss the New Bedford City Council's rejection of Mayor Mitchell's nominee on the Voc-Tech school committee and how it is underpinned by the ongoing debate on wether the school admissions policy is following Massachusetts standards for diversity and inclusion.
Marcus reacts to the New Bedford City Council's rejection of a Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech school board nominee and has a broader conversation about the audience on the Massachusetts vocational schools admissions process.
Marcus continues his conversation on the potential of free community college in Massachusetts then gets live updates from WBSM contributor Adam Bass who reports live from the NB City Council on the contentious vote a nominee on the Voc-Tech School Board.
Marcus discusses Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll's visit to Umass Dartmouth to hold a climate roundtable discussion. And he also plays audio from a brief chat with New Bedford Senator Mark Montigny where he argues the SouthCoast should get the lion's share of climate investment.
Marcus discusses the differing proposals by Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Senate President Karen Spilka to offer students a free community college education. And he takes calls from the audience.
New Bedford City Councilor Naomi Carney joins Marcus to discuss the controversial pay raise vote, and give her side of the story on two of her colleagues walking out in protest to end a meeting she chaired.
Marcus discusses a press release by New Bedford Ward 3 City Council candidate Jake Ventura that offers to be a mediator between Mayor Mitchell and Council President Morad after it was reported that they haven't spoken in 2 years.
Chris and Marcus take calls and WBSM app-chat messages from the audience on the New Bedford City Council pay raise votes and the recent inmate suicide at the Dartmouth House of Correction.
Chris and Marcus discuss the ongoing fight in the U.S. House of Representatives to select a Speaker and they reflect on their own experiences with infighting during their time serving on local elected boards.
Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux joins Chris and Marcus to address the inmate suicide that occurred at the Dartmouth House of Correction one day after he was inaugurated Sheriff, and talks about how the BCSO will move forward to improve suicide prevention at the jails.
New Bedford Ward 1 City Councilor Brad Markey joins Marcus to give his perspective on why the City Council voted to approve $40k-$50k pay increases among a set of more modest pay increases for other positions.
Marcus is joined by Dana Rebeiro and Dan Kent of Vineyard Wind to talk about a Jobs Fair they are holding on January 12, 3-7pm at the Andre McCoy Recreation Center. And they talk about the economic opportunity the offshore wind industry will bring to the SouthCoast.
Marcus discusses some of the comments made from the Massachusetts delegation to Congress on the continually failing effort by Kevin McCarthy to become Speaker of the House and he takes calls from the audience.
Marcus continues to take calls from the audience to discuss the Kevin McCarthy's continued failure to coalesce enough votes to become Speaker of the House
Election mapper Armin Thomas, cofounder of Split-Ticket.org, joins Marcus to discuss the continuing GOP infighting surrounding Kevin McCarthy's bid to be Speaker of the House in Congress, and they speculate on a resolution.
Marcus takes calls and app-chat messages from the audience on New Bedford Council President Linda Morad's comments that she has a "strained" relationship with Mayor Mitchell. And Marcus continues to discuss the controversial pay raises approved by the City Council in December.
Pittsburgh sports broadcaster and writer Mike Asti joins Marcus to discusses the NFL and player's response to the brutal and shocking injury to Buffalo Bill's safety Demar Hamlin in a Monday Night Football game against the Cincinnati Bengals. He also speculates on if and how the game would be rescheduled.
Marcus discusses and takes calls from the audience the ongoing infighting in the House GOP in Congress over whether or not to elect Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-California) as next Speaker of the House.
Marcus speaks with WBSM contributor Adam Bass who just attended the inauguration of Democrat Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux, who is succeeding Republican Sheriff Tom Hodgson after defeating him in the recent election.
Callers continue to voice their concern into the second hour about the vote by the New Bedford City Council to raise the pay $40k-$50k for a select few city positions with little explanation.
Callers continue to voice their concern into the 3rd hour about the New Bedford City Council vote to raise pay for certain city workers $40k-$50k. Then Marcus looks back on his top 5 local stories of 2022 and looks ahead at what he expects in 2023
Marcus continues to take calls and WBSM app chat messages from the audience who are concerned about the $40k-$50k pay raises for a select few city employees that was approved by the New Bedford City Council.
Marcus discusses the news that former Bristol County DA and Mayor of Fall River Sam Sutter is running for his old job against incumbent Mayor Paul Coogan. He also talks about an on-the-record conversation he had with Sutter earlier that day.
Marcus takes calls and app-chat messages on the some of the questionable pay raises for certain department heads in New Bedford that were approved by the City Council.
Carmen Amaral, candidate in the special election for New Bedford Ward 3 City Council joins Marcus to discuss how her experience as an educator and an immigrant has informed her politics and how it will make her an effective advocate for Ward 3 on the City Council.
Chris and Marcus discuss and take calls on the recent ruling by the Supreme Court to uphold Tittle 42 and whether or not it was a violation of governmental checks and balances, and then talk about immigration policy more broadly.
Chris and Marcus discuss the surprising comments made by Bristol County Sheriff-Elect Paul Heroux on the conditions of the controversial Ash Street Jail in New Bedford, the oldest jail in the country. And they discuss more broadly Heroux's transition with outgoing Sheriff Tom Hodgson.
Chris and Marcus continue their conversation on the infamous "walk out" of the New Bedford City Council. Then discuss an issue raised by a candidate in the Ward 3 special election on the potential of safe injection sites coming to New Bedford and the SouthCoast.
Marcus takes calls on local issues such as New Bedford Voc-Tech admission standards. Then he talks about the Supreme Court's decision to keep the Title 42 immigration policy in place.
Democrat Bristol County Sheriff-Elect Paul Heroux talks about his working with former Republican rival Sheriff Tom Hodgson to transition to the office after he defeated Hodgson in the November election. Heroux also talks about some of the things that surprised him when he toured the jails.
New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane joins Marcus to discuss his column which raises the alarm on substantial pay raises for a select few department heads in the City government that were packed in by the City Council into a comprehensive package of necessary wage increases for city employees.
New Bedford City Councilor Scott Lima calls in briefly to remember his friend Andre McCoy, a New Bedford who tragically died of a plane crash in 1980. Then Marcus takes calls on local and national topics.
Massachusetts US Rep. Jake Auchincloss joins Marcus to look back on his second year in Congress and discuss his work on domestic policy like offshore wind development, and tell us why he became a strong vocal ally for Ukrainians and their fight for independence from Russia.
New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell joins Marcus to discuss the accepted proposal to develop the State Pier and the $80million secured for waterfront development. Then he gives his thoughts on City Councilor Shane Burgo's walkout of a recent council meeting. - 12.22.22 Hour 1
MA State Rep. Chris Hendricks (D-New Bedford) stops by to talk about his work on the Judiciary Committee and present Marcus with a special gift.
New Bedford City Councilor Shane Burgo joins Chris and Marcus to explain why he forced a Council meeting to end by walking out.
New WBSM contributor Adam Bass joins Chris and Marcus to talk about his reporting style, election mapping, and what he thinks Massachusetts should expect from a Healey-Driscoll Governor Admin.
Former New Bedford Mayor John Bullard continues his conversation with Marcus on the promise offshore wind and the work he is doing on the New Bedford Ocean Cluster. Then Ward 5 City Councilor and fellow Ocean Cluster board member Scott Lima calls in to add to the conversation.
Marcus wraps up his discussion on January 6. Then former New Bedford Mayor John Bullard to discuss the the promise of the offshore wind and the work he does as President of the New Bedford Ocean Cluster
Marcus discusses the findings of the January 6th Committee in Congress and takes calls, and WBSM app chat messages from the audience.
Chris and Marcus discuss a New Bedford City Council meeting that had to be cancelled because two councilors walked out of the meeting in protest.
WPRI Ch12. anchor and organized crime expert Tim White joins Chris and Marcus to discuss the life of recently deceased New England mob boss "Cadillac" Frank Selemme.
Massachusetts Rep. Chris Markey (D-Dartmouth) joins Chris and Marcus to discuss the proposed state septic regulations that could cost homeowners in Southeastern Massachusetts. He also talks about the performance of his friend, outgoing Governor Charlie Baker, and how he think Baker will perform as NCAA President.
Chris and Marcus take calls from the audience on the nomination of former US Rep. Joe Kennedy III being tapped for Envoy to North Ireland during a very tenuous time in the region.
Chris and Marcus talk about outgoing Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker becoming the next NCAA President. Then they talk about former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang's comments criticizing offshore wind with Jack Spillane on a previous episode of SouthCoast Tonight.
Making the trip all the way from the North Pole is Santa Claus himself and he takes calls from the kids of the SouthCoast who tell him what they want to Christmas. Thanks to Local 841 New Bedford Firefighters for getting the big guy himself in studio.
New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane continues to guest host and takes calls from the audience on local issues such as the offshore wind industry and housing in New Bedford.
New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane guests hosts and is joined by Rep Bill Straus (D-Mattapoisett), who chairs the House Transportation Committee on Beacon Hill, about the major developments that will be included with the arrival of SouthCoast Rail. And also talks about Republican�s resistance to mail-in ballots both in his district and across the Commonwealth.
New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane guests hosts and talks with former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang about the recent breakthrough in nuclear fusion. And Lang voices skepticism on the promise of offshore wind.
Chris and Marcus preview Santa's upcoming appearance on SouthCoast Tonight break some news in the New Bedford Ward 3 City Council special election, then they talk about the importance of retail politics in local, state, and federal elections.
WRPI Channel 12's Ted Nesi continues his conversation with Chris and Marcus about the changing trends in local news coverage, and they are also briefly joined by New Bedford Senator Mark Montigny and WPRI news anchor Kim Kalunian.
WPRI Channel 12 Ted Nesi joins Chris and Marcus in studio to talk about his story on former US Rep. Joe Kennedy potentially being tapped for Irish Envoy by the Biden Administration. As well as other goings-on in the RI and Massachusetts politics.
Marcus comments on President signing the Respect for Marriage Act. Then he talks about whether or not the City of New Bedford removing artwork depicting Baphomet at a City Christmas display violated the First Amendment.
Jeremy and Chris of Hells Angels Cape Cod join Marcus to talk about their toy drive their hosting and how people can get involved. Then Marcus discusses the neo-nazi protest of a Drag Queen Story that was held at the Fall River Public Library.
MA State Rep. Steven Howitt (R-Seekonk) joins Marcus to discuss his legislation on Beacon Hill that will attempt to curb the sale of stolen catalytic converters in Massachusetts by better regulating catalytic converter transactions.
Marcus talks about the proposed Title 5 Septic proposal that could financially impact homeowners in Southeastern Massachusetts, and discusses various other topics.
Former New Bedford Mayor and Dem strategist Scott Lang stays on to discuss the Patriots, SouthCoast Rail, and the proposal to make South Carolina the first state in the 2024 Democratic Presidential Primary.
Former New Bedford Mayor and Dem Strategist Scott Lang joins Marcus to discuss his role on Massachusetts AG-Election Andrea Campbell's transition team. Then they discuss Arizona Senator Krysten Sinema's decision to switch from Democrat to Independent.
Marcus discusses the New Bedford Ward 3 City Council special election to replace recently resigned Councilor Hugh Dunn and the residency issue raised against one of the candidates in the race.
Marcus continues the conversation on the Title 5 septic upgrade proposal by Mass Dept. of Environmental Protection that could cost taxpayers and Homeowners Southeastern Mass and Cape Cod. Then Marcus discuses the Bristol County Sheriff's Office transition from outgoing Republican Sheriff Tom Hodgson to Democrat Sheriff-Elect Paul Heroux.
Dartmouth Public Health Director Christopher Michaud joins Marcus to discuss a Title 5 septic upgrade proposed by the Department of Environmental Protection that could bring a high cost homeowners and taxpayers in Southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod.
Marcus takes calls and WBSM app chat messages from the audience on Hunter Biden's laptop, Trump Organization's tax fraud conviction, and the Georgia Senate runoff election.
New Bedford City Council President Ian Abreu joins Marcus immediately following a Council meeting where they voted on pay increases for city employees and set the new commercial and residential property tax rates.
Marcus discusses the first post-election meeting between Democrat Bristol County Sheriff-Elect Paul Heroux and outgoing Republican Sheriff Tom Hodgson. Then Marcus discusses the ongoing struggle in the MassGOP for new leadership.
Marcus takes calls from the audience, SouthCoast Rail, the New Bedford Ward 3 City Council race, the Georgia Senate runoff, and the 2024 Presidential election.
Marcus discusses the completion of the SouthCoast Rail Freetown station, the Royals visit to Boston, and upcoming election for the head of the MassGOP.
Kathy Dehner, candidate in the special election for New Bedford Ward 3 City Council, joins Marcus to discuss why she believes her experience as a former councilor and as owner of a real estate brokerage would bring a valuable perspective to the Council.
Chris and Marcus take calls from the audience on the political future of Charlie Baker, Katherine Clark being named Minority Whip in Congress and more.
Robert Bromley, candidate in the New Bedford Ward 3 City Council Special Election joins Chris and Marcus to talk about his campaign.
Robert Cabral candidate in the New Bedford Ward 3 City Council special election joins Chris and Marcus to talk about his campaign.
Marcus discusses the bill that just passed the U.S. Senate that provides federal legal protections for gay and interracial marriage in case the Supreme Court overturns the cases that made marriage equality the law of the land.
Fairhaven Selectman Leon Correy joins Marcus to discuss some important issues in town and share his experience campaigning in a small town election as a black man and what being a community leader means to him as a black man and a father.
Democrat Barnstable County Sheriff-Elect Donna Buckley joins Marcus to discuss her campaign that flipped Cape Cod's Sheriff Office from 24-year Republican control and discussed how she wants the Sheriff's office to focus more on the rehabilitation of inmates and less on law enforcement.
Marcus recaps his conversation with Sheriff-Elect Paul Heroux in the 7pm and 8pm hours. He also briefly discusses the upcoming special election for the Ward 3 City Council to replace outgoing Councilor Hugh Dunn.
Bristol County Sheriff-Elect Paul Heroux continues his conversation with Marcus on his transition and his plans once he assumes the office of Sheriff. Heroux also continues to take questions from the audience via phone and the WBSM app chat.
Bristol County Sheriff-Elect Paul Heroux joins Marcus in studio to discuss his transition plans into the office after defeating longtime Sheriff Tom Hodgson. Heroux also takes questions from the audience via phone and the WBSM App Chat.
Marcus takes calls from the audience on school safety, The World Cup, ranked choice voting, and the JFK Assassination.
Marcus briefly continues the previous night's conversation on the JFK assassination. Then talks about the Colorado club shooting and the broader decades-long movement for LGBTQ rights and acceptance.
Anthony Poente longtime veteran of the New Bedford Fire Department joins Marcus to give the audience important fire safety tips ahead of the holidays.
On the 59th anniversary of the Kennedy Assassination, Chris and Marcus discuss the various theories surrounding the incident and its historical impact.
Chris and Marcus take calls on the Ward 3 City Council special election to replace outgoing Hugh Dunn and discuss the proposed Advance Manufacturing Campus in Ward 3 and the proposed methadone clinic in New Bedford's Downtown.
Shawn Oliver, candidate in the New Bedford Ward 3 City Council to replace the outgoing Councilor Hugh Dunn joins Chris and Marcus to talking about his campaign. Then another Ward 3 City Council candidate calls in to make his campaign announcement.
Marcus calls takes calls on various local topics then RI State Senate analyst and Ward 3 candidate Robert Bromley calls in to announce his candidacy for the special election to replace New Bedford City Councilor Hugh Dunn.
New Bedford Attorney and former legislative aid Jacob Ventura announces on SouthCoast Tonight that he is exploring a run in the upcoming special election to replace Ward 3 City Councilor Hugh Dunn.
Marcus reflects on the anniversary of a personal milestone, his admission into the Massachusetts Bar as an attorney. He then explains the process that he and most aspiring lawyers in Commonwealth go through to eventually be sworn in at Faneuil Hall in Boston.
Marcus takes calls from the audience on whether or not local churches and hospitals should pay taxes, and the NB Retirement Board's cost of living adjustment raise for retirees in the city.
New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane joins Marcus to discuss his column on the city's elections office and their administration of the recent elections, speculate on whether or not New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell will seek another term, and who could be a contender for the office if he decides not to run.
Lenny Baillargeon, Chair of the New Bedford Retirement Board joins Marcus to discuss the role of the retirement board in municipal government and the recent vote in the City Council to raise the Cost of Living Adjustment for city retirees and survivors. Then City Council President Ian Abreu stops by to discuss some upcoming community events.
Ben Berke of The Public's Radio joins Marcus to talk about his story on New Bedford elected officials on the state and municipal level having public disagreements on the future the State Pier. New Bedford Senator Mark Montigny also joins the conversation briefly to provide more background.
Marcus speaks with former New Bedford ZBA Chair Barry Sylvia to react to the decision by the current ZBA to deny a special permit for a methadone clinic Downtown.
Marcus discusses the proposal before the New Bedford Zoning Board of Appeals for a methadone clinic, a couple of major City Council meetings on the agenda, and the date set on the Ward 3 City Council special election to replace the resigning Hugh Dunn.
Marcus takes calls and app chat messages from the audience on whether or not former President Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis could or would run on the same Presidential ticket. And Marcus continues to plead with the audience to adopt Spanky the Cat in the Fairhaven Animal Shelter.
Marcus takes calls on the controversy surrounding FTX and Sam Bankman-Fried. Then Marcus implores someone in the audience to adopt Spanky the Cat who is currently at the Fairhaven Animal Shelter.
New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell joins Marcus to talk about his recent trip to the U.K. to market the city as the ideal location for the burgeoning offshore wind industry in the U.S. He also talks about local and state elections, and addresses some issues brought up about the Elections Office.
Marcus reacts to Donald Trump's announcement that he will once again be running for President
In the hour leading up to Trump's announcement that he's running again for President, Marcus takes calls from Trump supporters and detractors in the audience to get their perspective.
Cape & Islands District Attorney-Elect Robert Galibois joins Marcus to talk about how he became the first Democrat elected to the office in 48 years and what changes he is looking to make when he is sworn in. .
Chris and Marcus speculate on the candidates could run for the open New Bedford City Council seat in Ward 3 after Councilor Hugh Dunn announced his resignation on SouthCoast Tonight.
Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz join Chris and Marcus to discuss his victory, why he believes he is the only Republican DA left in Massachusetts, and the large catalogue of programs his office has to reach people in the community.
Chris and Marcus breakdown the unofficial voting totals in New Bedford and discuss some of the recent issues the city Election Office's administration of elections and their issues communicating the results to the public.
Former New Bedford Mayor and Democrat strategist Scott Lang, reflects on Veterans Day as he, Chris, and Marcus talk about local veterans that they each admire. Then they pivot back to national politics. Then Mayor Lang reads the funnies
Former New Bedford Mayor and national Democrat strategist Scott Lang gives his perspective on the national midterm results and discusses whether or not Biden should run for reelection in 2024.
Massachusetts Senator Mark Montigny (D-New Bedford) and former New Bedford Mayor and Dem strategist Scott Lang, join Chris and Marcus to react to the results of the statewide and local elections.
Chris and Marcus stay past 12am on Election Night and get a call from Ted Nesi of WPRI and reflect on what was a bad night for Republicans in New England and across the country while they wait for the final numbers on the Bristol County Sheriff election.
Marcus speculates on who could emerge in the Ward 3 City Council election in New Bedford after Councilor Hugh Dunn announced he would resign last week on SouthCoast Tonight.
Election mapper Armin Thomas (@Thorongil16) of split-ticket.org joins Marcus to attempt to make sense of the 2022 midterm results and discuss the races that will decide who controls the House and the Senate.
Congressman Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) joins Marcus to react to the midterm elections, discuss the climate summit he held in his hometown of Newton, and talk about the work he's doing in D.C.
Adam Bass of the North Star Reporter joins Marcus to give his breakdown of the Bristol County Sheriff's race, how the changing demographics in the county may have contributed to Paul Heroux's victory over Tom Hodgson, and the shellacking the MassGOP endured on election night.
Democrat Bristol County Sheriff-Elect Paul Heroux joins Marcus on the day after his upset victory over 25 year Republican Sheriff Tom Hodgson to discuss the reasons he believes he was victorious, and what he plans to do when he assumes the office of Bristol County Sheriff.
New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane joins Marcus to discuss the New Bedford voting results in the Bristol County Sheriff's race and his recent interview with Attleboro Mayor and Sheriff-Elect Paul Heroux. Then Marcus takes calls from the audience on the election.
Chris and Marcus take calls from the audience and wait for more numbers in the Bristol County Sheriff election and they hear from Cris Crawford, the Libertarian candidate for Massachusetts Treasurer who secured a major victory for her party despite losing to Democrat Treasurer Deb Goldberg.
New Bedford Light’s Jack Spillane calls in with New Bedford’s vote totals in the Bristol Sheriff race and other elections. Then they are joined by Congressman Bill Keating (D-MA) after his victory over Republican Jesse Brown.
Chris and Marcus here from Rep. Chris Hendricks (D-New Bedford) and they continue to get town-by-town results in the Bristol County Sheriff race.
Continuing their election night special. Chris and Marcus are joined by Bristol County DA Tom Quinn, Massachusetts State Rep Chris Markey (D-Dartmouth) and they get calls from the audience on their voting experiences in the SouthCoast.
It's an election night special. Chris and Marcus break down the biggest races locally and across Massachusetts. And they calls from the audience on some issues with voting in New Bedford.
Chris and Marcus finish their candidate marathon with Republican Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson
Chris and Marcus continue their election eve special with GOP Governor candidate Geoff Deihl, Dem Lt. Governor candidate Kim Driscoll, Dem Auditor candidate Diana DiZoglio, and Dem Bristol Sheriff candidate Paul Heroux
In a jam-packed election eve special, Chris and Marcus are joined by Dem AG candidate Andrea Campbell, GOP Auditor candidate Anthony Amore, and GOP Lt. Gov candidate Leah Cole Allen.
After announcing his resignation, New Bedford Ward 3 City Councilor Hugh Dunn gets candid with Chris and Marcus about his working relationship with Mayor Jon Mitchell, and discusses his time as a district representative for Congressman Bill Keating.
New Bedford Ward 3 City Councilor Hugh Dunn announces his resignation from the City Council on SouthCoast Tonight and reflects with Chris and Marcus on the work he's done.
Chris and Marcus talk about the ongoing dispute surrounding the proposed methadone clinic in Downtown New Bedford.
Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux, the Democrat nominee for Bristol County Sheriff, joins Marcus to give his take on a controversial campaign add run by his opponent, Republican Sheriff Tom Hodgson, which some have criticized as harboring racist and antisemitic sentiments.
Elections forecaster Armin Thomas (@Thorongil16) of split-ticket.org joins Marcus to give his predictions for the U.S. Senate races that will decide which party controls the upper chamber. Then Armin and Marcus speculate on some potential 2024 or 2026 federal elections in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Senator Marc Pacheco (D-Taunton) joins Marcus to discuss what is in the $3.7 billion economic development legislation on Beacon Hill, the major strides Southeastern Massachusetts is making in clean energy, and the work he does as Chair of the Joint Committee on Administration and Oversight, which includes a comprehensive Veterans Bill.
WPRI Ch.12 reporter Ted Nesi joins Chris and Marcus to discuss his story about a RI State House staffer with ties to the mob, and his work covering the Bristol County Sheriff's election and the RI-2 Congressional election between Alan Fung (R), and Seth Magaziner (D).
Massachusetts State Rep. Carol Doherty (D-Taunton) join Chris and Marcus to talk about her experience as an educator and head of the Mass.Teachers Association, the work she has done in her first term on Beacon Hill.
Marcus and Chris recap the fiery on-air exchange between New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell and City Councillor Brian Gomes that happened on WBSM earlier in the day and was related to the proposed Downtown methadone clinic.
Marcus takes calls from the audience on and discusses the political mailings that have been sent to voters in Bristol County and across Massachusetts in the 2022.
Marcus is joined by Robert Mellion of MassPack, one of the authors of Question 3 on the Massachusetts ballot about why he supports the law. Then he talks about all of the political mailers he's received in the local and statewide elections in Massachusetts.
Marcus is joined by Arthur Hirsch of the New Bedford Light to talk about his profiles of the candidates for the Bristol County Sheriff's race, Sheriff Tom Hodgson, and Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux (D), and his work diving into the primary policy issues of the election.
Chris and Marcus talk about the need for New Bedford to improve their voter turnout and other topics with the audience.
Chris and Marcus briefly recap SouthCoast Tonight's Plymouth County DA debate between DA Tim Cruz (R) and Attorney Rahsaan Hall (D). Then they discuss the breaking news from the Massachusetts legislature on the economic development bill.
The Plymouth County District Attorney debate is on! District Attorney Tim Cruz (R) and civil rights attorney Rahsaan Hall (D) face-off in the final debate of the hottest DA's race in Massachusetts.The debate is moderated by Chris and Marcus.
Jessica fills in for Chris and Marcus recaps the WPRI Sheriff debate from her perspective as a Hodgson supporter.
Jessica Machado fills in for Chris and Marcus and is joined by Anthony Amore, Republican nominee for Massachusetts State Auditor.
Marcus previews SouthCoast Tonight's Plymouth County DA debate on 10/31/22. Discusses the impending passage of the economic development legislation on Beacon Hill, then previews the Bristol County Sheriff's race on WPRI on 10/28/22
Marcus continues the discussion from the previous show on whether or not the recent news broke by WBSM will impact the Bristol County Sheriff's race between Sheriff Tom Hodgson (R) and Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux (D).
Fairhaven Animal Control Officer Terry Cripps joins Marcus to discuss the work of an animal control officer, give people tips on keeping their pets safe and promote a fun Halloween event hosted at the Fairhaven Animal Shelter on October 29 6-9pm.
Chris and Marcus continue their discussion on the breaking news in the Bristol County Sheriff's election between Sheriff Tom Hodgson (R) and Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux (D)
Chris and Marcus discuss a couple of breaking news stories in the Bristol County Sheriff's election between Sheriff Tom Hodgson (R) and Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux (D) and how these new developments may impact the race.
Massachusetts State Rep. Chris Markey (D-Dartmouth) joins Chris and Marcus to discuss his position on Question's 1-4 on the statewide ballot. Then he talks about some issues he's working on in his district due to it being a mix of suburban and farm communities. He also discusses why he thinks Governor candidate Maura Healey will be great for the SouthCoast.
Marcus discusses the 2022 midterms and how he thinks it will impact the 2024 Presidential Election. Then he talks more about the election spending in the Massachusetts elections,
Marcus discuss the outside PAC spending that has poured into the hotly contested election for Bristol County Sheriff between longtime Republican Sheriff Tom Hodgson and Democrat Mayor of Attleboro Paul Heroux.
Massachusetts State Rep. Pat Haddad (D-Somerset) joins Marcus to discuss President Biden's visit to her district to deliver a major speech on climate change, the offshore wind legislation she crafted that has become the national model for statehouses across the country, and some of the other work she's done on Beacon Hill.
New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang reads the funnies. Then, on the day before early voting begins in Massachusetts, Chris and Marcus discuss the importance of making a plan to get to the polls.
Former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang, Chris, and Marcus continue their discussion and take questions from the audience regarding the benefits of SouthCoast Rail, the Fairhaven-New Bedford Bridge, and transportation infrastructure Southeastern Massachusetts.
Former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang joins Chris and Marcus to discuss the benefits that SouthCoast Rail will bring to Southeastern Massachusetts and explains why he believes the people of New Bedford and Fall River must vote Yes on Question 5 on their ballot to become an MBTA District. He also answers questions from the audience on the matter.
Marcus previews the 10/31 Plymouth County DA debate on SouthCoast Tonight. Ranks the Rocky movies, and discusses some battleground Senate races in the 2022 midterms.
Marcus plays a few highlight clips of SouthCoast Tonight's Bristol County Sheriff debate and takes calls from the audience.
Adam Bass of the North Star Reporter joins Marcus to recap SouthCoast Tonight's Bristol County Sheriff debate after live-tweeting it. Then he discusses the keys to victory for Sheriff Tom Hodgson and Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux.
Immediately following the Bristol County Sheriff debate between Sheriff Tom Hodgson (R) and Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux (D) Chris and Marcus do some debate postgame and take calls from the audience to get their opinion on who they think won.
In the second half of the Bristol County Sheriff debate, Sheriff Tom Hodgson (R) and Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux (D) take calls from the audience and continue to verbally spar with each other while Chris and Marcus moderate.
The Bristol County Sheriff's debate is on! Sheriff Tom Hodgson (R) and challenger Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux (D) face off in a fiery debate moderated by Chris and Marcus.
Marcus takes calls on the 62F tax law and previews SouthCoast Tonight's upcoming Bristol County Sheriff debate between Sheriff Tom Hodgson and Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux.
Jay McMahon, Republican nominee for Massachusetts Attorney General, joins Marcus to discuss his campaign and take calls from the audience.
Massachusetts Rep. Mike Connolly (D-Cambridge) joins Marcus to discuss what he sees as issues with the recently rediscovered 62F tax law and his recently filed legislation that aims to make the law more equitable for working class residents of the Commonwealth.
Republican nominee for Massachusetts Governor and former State Rep. Geoff Deihl joins Marcus and Chris to talk about his campaign.
Chris and Marcus continue their conversation on the recent suicide and suicide attempt at New Bedford's Ash Street Jail and take calls from people in the audience with varying perspectives on the state of mental health care in Massachusetts.
Chris and Marcus discuss the story broke by Ben Berke of The Public's Radio about the undisclosed suicide attempt at New Bedford's Ash Street Jail minutes before murder suspect Adam Howe had taken his own life. And they also discuss Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson's response.
Chris and Marcus take calls and talk about a variety of topics including the proposed methadone clinic in downtown New Bedford, the recent Massachusetts Governors debate, and the statewide elections.
Chris and Marcus discuss the Plymouth County DA's race ahead of the candidates debate on SouthCoast Tonight on 10/31. Then Marcus shares a couple war stories from his time as a defense attorney in New Bedford District Court.
Dr. Jeff Swift, GOP candidate for the 10th Bristol District joins Chris and Marcus to discuss his campaign to unseat longtime Rep. Bill Straus (D-Mattapoisett). And he briefly discusses an issue regarding books about race and and gender at a local high school that he thinks might be inappropriate.
Marcus takes a call on the Supreme Court refusal to hear Trump's special master case. Then he makes a major announcement for another debate that will be held on SouthCoast Tonight!
Marcus reacts to the Massachusetts Governor debate between Geoff Deihl and Maura Healey. Then Salem Mayor and Democrat Lt. Governor nominee Kim Driscoll joins Marcus to give her reaction to the debate and highlights what she sees as key differences between her and Republican Lt. Governor nominee Leah Cole Allen.
Paul Chasse of the Rail to Boston coalition joins Marcus to talk about the benefits that SouthCoast Rail will bring to New Bedford and Fall River, and why it's important that both cities vote "Yes" to become an MBTA District on November 8.
Chris and Marcus discuss the ballot questions in the Massachusetts elections then WBSM's Ken Pittman stops by to give his reactions to the Gubernatorial debate between Maura Healey and Geoff Deihl.
Justin Thurber, Air Force Veteran and Republican candidate for State Rep discusses his campaign to unseat longtime Rep. Pat Haddad (D-Somerset) and his position on hot button issues such as Roe v. Wade and the law that allows undocumented immigrants to apply drivers licenses in Massachusetts.
New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell joins Chris and Marcus to discuss the need to increase salaries for city department heads to be competitive with other cities and towns across Massachusetts, then he previews exciting new developments happening on the city's waterfront such as offshore wind.
Marcus continues to take calls, some friendly and some not so friendly, from the audience on Question 4 on the Massachusetts ballot.
Marcus continues to take calls on Question 4 of the Massachusetts ballot which will decide whether or not undocumented immigrants will be able to apply for a drivers license.
Marcus recaps the previous night's interview with Mayor Paul Heroux. Then he takes calls on Question 4 on the Massachusetts ballot that will ask voters to keep or repeal the law that allows undocumented immigrants to apply for drivers license.
Chris and Marcus take calls from the audience recapping Mayor Paul Heroux's interview, the Bristol County Sheriff's election, and other topics.
Attleboro Mayor and Democrat candidate for Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux discusses his criticisms of Sheriff Tom Hodgson's suicide prevention measures after a high profile detainee took his own life in the Ash Street Jail. And Heroux continues to take calls from the audience.
Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux the Democrat nominee for Bristol County Sheriff joins Chris and Marcus to discuss his campaign to unseat long time Republican Sheriff Tom Hodgson, and he take calls from the audience.
Chris and Marcus mix it up with a few topics such as the Sheriff's election, the train coming to New Bedford, and the RI Congressional election between Seth Magaziner and Alan Fung.
Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson continues his conversation with Chris and Marcus about his campaign for reelection, the suicide prevention measures at his correctional facilities, and takes calls from the audience.
Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson joins Chris and Marcus to address the recent suicide of a high-profile detainee that occurred at the Ash Street Jail, talk about his campaign for reelection, and take calls from the audience.
Marcus discusses and takes calls on the Bristol County Sheriff's elections and how he thinks the statewide elections could impact the race.
Marcus is joined by New Bedford Firefighter Anthony Poente to discuss important fire safety tips, the invention of "firefighter in a can" and how you can get one, and some of the great charitable work the FDNB does.
Massachusetts Rep. Tony Cabral (D-New Bedford) joins Marcus to talk about the design of a new New Bedford-Fairhaven Bridge, major developments on New Bedford Waterfront such as offshore wind, and the education reforms he's championed in the statehouse such as the Student Opportunity Act.
Chris and Marcus talk about the Bristol County Sheriff's Election between Republican Sheriff Tom Hodgson and Democrat Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux.
Andrea Campbell, the Democratic nominee for Massachusetts Attorney General, joins Chris and Marcus to discuss her plan to expand the regional AG offices outside of of Boston, her commitment to promote transparency in state and local government, and the importance of political courage.
Massachusetts Rep. Paul Schmid (D-Westport) joins Chris and Marcus to talk about the growing agricultural industry in the SouthCoast, the fishing industry, and how his experience as a farmer and U.S. Marine has informed his work on Beacon Hill.
Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux, the Democratic challenger to Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson, explains his campaigns misstatement on the agreed upon debates between him and Hodgson. Then Heroux reveals a major endorsement he earned in his run for Sheriff.
Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson joins Chris, Marcus, and guest host Jess Machado to discuss the recent debate-drama in his bid for reelection, and he gives an update on his campaign.
Chris, Marcus, and guest host Jess Machado discuss the drama in the Bristol County Sheriff's race, and the MassGOP's recent attempt to sabotage their own candidate, Anthony Amore, who's running for State Auditor.
Chris and Marcus discuss the 2023 New Bedford elections, AOC and The Squad's visit to Boston, and other topics.
Republican nominee for State Auditor Anthony Amore joins Chris and Marcus to discuss why he believes his experience running investigations and audits in the public and private sector make him the best candidate for the office. Then Chris and Marcus continue their conversation with the audience on the 2023 New Bedford Elections.
Senate Chairman of Ways and Means Mike Rodrigues (D-Westport) joins Chris and Marcus to discuss Beacon Hill's major economic development legislation, how the recently discovered 62F law will affect tax relief, and other legislative priorities for the remainder of informal sessions at the State House.
Chris and Marcus discuss the MBTA district ballot question in New Bedford then speculate on the political future of Mayor Jon Mitchell and other notable New Bedford politicians.
Chris and Marcus discuss the questions on the Massachusetts statewide ballot in the 2022 elections including the Fair Share Amendment which will implement a 4% tax on income over $1million, and the question on whether or not to repeal the law that allows undocumented immigrants to earn a drivers license.
Chris and Marcus discuss the potential resettlement of the migrants sent to Martha's Vineyard to New Bedford and other gateway cities in. Massachusetts
Marcus talks about the work he does on the Fairhaven Commission on Disability and why it's important for every town and city in the Commonwealth to have a CoD.
Marcus is joined by Senator Julian Cyr (D-Truro), who represents Cape Cod & the Islands in the Massachusetts legislature to discuss his request to the Department of Justice to investigate the transport of migrants to Martha's Vineyard by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. He also talks about the misconceptions people have of year-round residents of the Cape & Islands.
Marcus is joined by Attorney Jake Ventura of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head to discuss the "Indian" mascot debate at Dartmouth High School, the Massachusetts state flag, and why he thinks respectful representations of indigenous people in athletics is preferable to an outright ban.
Chris and Marcus discuss the non-competitiveness of most of the Massachusetts statewide elections. Then they discuss how the shifting demographics in northern Bristol County could impact the Sheriff's election between Attleboro Democrat Mayor Paul Heroux and Republican Sheriff Tom Hodgson.
Chris and Marcus are joined by Ted Nesi of WPRI Channel 12 in Providence to talk about the Rhode Island statewide elections, the race for Bristol County Sheriff in Massachusetts and the unusually competitive Rhode Island 2nd Congressional District election between Republican Alan Fung and Democrat Seth Magaziner.
Chris and Marcus are joined by Lisa Kashinsky, author of Politico's Massachusetts Playbook, to talk about her story on the Boston-based Lawyers for Civil Rights filing a lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis which alleges that his transport of migrants to Martha's Vineyard violated the migrants' constitutional rights.
Marcus talks about the breaking news from Politico that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is being sued by Lawyers for Civil Rights in Boston. Then takes calls from the audience on a variety of topics.
Marcus continues the conversation Martha's Vineyard and their response to the migrant transport and how islanders have received invective from people who support Gov DeSantis' maneuver.
Marcus is joined by Massachusetts Senator and Democratic Nominee for Auditor Diana DiZoglio to talk about an audit that could help people save on property taxes and her plan to audit Beacon Hill
Chris and Marcus are joined by Congressman Bill Keating (D-MA) to discuss Governor Ron DeSantis flying Venezuelan migrants to Martha's Vineyard which is in his district. He also discusses immigration reform, Ukraine, and the Inflation Reduction Act.
Marcus and Chris continue their conversation on Massachusetts response to the Venezuelan migrants sent to Martha's Vineyard by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
Chris and Marcus discuss with the audience the proposal New Bedford City Councilor Hugh Dunn made on Friday night's show to matriculate the Venezuelan migrant children sent to Martha's Vineyard into New Bedford Public Schools for english language learning courses.
New Bedford City Councillor Hugh Dunn stays on with Marcus and Chris to take calls from constituents then they have some laughs in studio.
Chris and Marcus are joined by New Bedford City Councillor Hugh Dunn and he proposes what the city can and should do to help the migrants who were transported to the nearby Massachusetts port community of Martha's Vineyard by Florida Governor Ron DiSantis.
Marcus and Chris discuss the continued response in Massachusetts after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis transported 50 Venezuelan migrants to Martha's Vineyard.
Marcus continues the conversation with the audience on Ron DeSantis trafficking 50 Venezuelan migrants to Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.
Marcus takes calls from the audience to continue the conversation on Florida Governor Ron DeStanis flying 50 Venezuelan migrants to Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts.
Marcus is joined by Helena DaSilva Hughes, Executive Director of the Immigrants Assistance Center to discuss how Massachusetts has responded and should continue to respond to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis trafficking 50 Venezuelan migrants to Martha's Vineyard.
Chris and Marcus react to the breaking news of Florida Governor Ron DiSantis sending a plane of 50 migrants to Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts without notice.
Chris and Marcus are joined by Republican candidate for Massachusetts state rep Evan Gendreau to talk about his campaign challenging longtime incumbent state rep Paul Schmid (D-Westport).
Chris and Marcus get a call from Massachusetts Rep. Chris Hendricks (D-New Bedford) who is in D.C. after he celebrated the signing of the Inflation Reduction Act at the White House with President Biden. And he talks about how the historic legislation will help the people of the Commonwealth.