Marshfield Community Television: Recent Episodes
Marshfield Community Television
Professional Business Coaches Inc Bernie Heine joins the podcast to discuss his career, what a business coach does and some of the strategies he uses in coaching
Quincy Credit Union Business Banking Manager Myles Proe joins the podcast to discuss business banking, the Quincy Credit Union branch coming to Marshfield and what's the best piece of advice he's been given from a business perspective.
Chairman of the South Shore Young Professionals Bill Kingdon joins the podcast to discuss how he got involved with the SSYP, the grant program and how the "YP's" support professionals on the South Shore
Lee Generous of Generous Wealth Management joins the podcast to talk about why he started his business and how is company approaches wealth management in a unique way
Executive Director of the Brain Aneurysm Foundation Christine Buckley joins the podcast to discuss the history of the organization and who it serves.
In this episode Sara Grady talks to Patty Cuozzi, who has been volunteering to count river herring in Pembroke since 2014. They encounter some wildlife and discussed how spending ten minutes doing a herring count offers a priceless opportunity to connect with nature.
Philip Ashcroft of Professional Business Coaches joins the podcast to talk about his career prior to coaching, the role of a Business Coach and the best advice he's ever received.
Executive Director of The South Shore Food Bank Pamela Denholm joins the podcast to talk about the evolution of the Food Bank, how it works with local food banks and how people can support the organization.
Sand and rocks at the beach are always moving and changing the shape of our coast, whether quickly during storms or more slowly during seasonal cycles. One simple way to track these changes is through beach profiling, where the slope of the beach is measured perpendicular to the water line. Sara spoke to Annie O'Connell from the UMass Stone Living Lab, who coordinated a volunteer beach profiling effort along the eastern Massachusetts coast, and also some of the volunteers that have been measuring the slope of Duxbury Beach on a regular basis.
In this episode we talk to Kathy Harrington about her experiences volunteering for our Riverwatch Water Quality Monitoring Program, with a shout out to the NSRWA's recreational guide website, exploresouthshore.org.
Current Chair of the Marshfield Public School Committee Lara Brait comes on Meet the Candidates to discuss why she is seeking re-election to the School Committee
Missy Porter of Bethesda House joins the podcast to share the story behind Bethesda House and the importance volunteers play.
Select Board Candidate Lynne Fidler joins the program to discuss why she's running, how her experience as Chair of the Zoning Board of Appeals will benefit her and the issue most important to her
Candidate for Select Board Joe Pecevich joins Meet the Candidates to discuss why he is running, the issue that matters most to him and why civic engagement is so important.
Power Realty Advisors' Craig Power comes on the podcast to discuss the real estate market, how he got into the industry and his history with Community Media in Marshfield
Chris Rohland joins the show to discuss why he is seeking re-election to the Marshfield Select Board
Join Terri Nicklas, Montana Aldridge and Tina Davis-Chiruna as they discuss the fiscal aspects of buying a home
Bob Shaughnessy joins Meet the Candidates to discuss why he is seeking re-election to the Marshfield Board of Public Works
Eric Kelley comes on Meet The Candidates to discuss why he is a running for a seat on the Marshfield Public School Committee
Eric Murphy joins Meet the Candidates to discuss why he seek election to the Marshfield Board of Public Works
Incumbent Candidate for School Committee Rich Greer joins Meet the Candidates to discuss why he is seeking re-election to the Marshfield Public School Committee
The South Shore Children's Chorus' Kirsten Oberoi joins the podcast to discuss her reason for starting the chorus, the programs it offers and the importance of musical education
Janet Gibson of Alice's House joins the podcast to discuss the story behind Alice's House, how the house got to where it is today and how Alice's House helps to heal.
In this episode we explore the role of blue mussels in the ecology of the coast, particularly as a food source for shorebirds migrating south. Blue mussels have been declining for decades, possibly due to invasive crab predation. Sara speaks to Callie Bianchi, a local resident who helped the NSRWA test the effect of mussel size on green crab predation efficiency, and Gina Purtell, who works with shorebirds at MassAudubon.
Sarah Nobles of Mono Mono Boutique joins the podcast to talk about the retail world, what items are currently popular and how she came up with the name Mono Mono.
Bernie Heine of Professional Business Coaches joins the podcast to talk about how he got into Business Coaching, why business leaders need a coach and shares some success stories from clients
Stephen Halko-Sheehan and Robert Kjellman from the Marshfield Community Rib Cook Off join the podcast to discuss how the rib cook off started, how it's evolved over the years and the plans for the 2022 Rib Cook Off
End Hunger NE's Matthew Martin joins the podcast to talk about how a Luther Pastor from Minnesota gets to Massachusetts, who the organization supports and how people can get involved with End Hunger NE
Adam Baiardi of South Shore Biotherapy joins the podcast to discuss starting South Shore Biotherapy, ketamine infusion and what the vision for the business is.
Chris Rohland of Real Producers South Shore joins the podcast to talk about starting a publication, what Real Producers offers and the best advice he's been given.
In this episode of our watershed ecologist's podcast The Estuarine Gradient, Sara discusses the impact of road salt on the environment and talks to Scituate DPW Director Kevin Cafferty and Norwell DPW Director Glenn Ferguson about how road salt application has changed over the years to save money and reduce impacts to the environment while still keeping our roads safe.
Bill Bowers and Cody Rohland of Grad Nite Live join the podcast to talk about the efforts that go into putting on Grad Nite Live, what its biggest needs are and how people can support the organization.
Trudy Avery and Peter Cook of The Cook Family Charitable Fund join the podcast to discuss the backstory behind the fund, the work that goes into running the organization and what's the best part of the non profit world
Mortgages by Montana's Montana Aldridge joins the podcast to talk about dreaming big, what separates her from others in her industry and what led to the mortgage industry
Kevin Burke of Furngully joins the podcast to discuss the office furniture space, how he came up with the name for his business and what the best piece of advice he's been given is.
Ray Joyal of Sowing Seeds of Hope joins the podcast to talk about how he got started with the organization, who the organization serves and how people can get involved with Sowing Seeds
A Place to Rise's Aubrey Schwartz talks about what made her start A Place to Rise, what it's like starting a non profit organization and what the plans are for the organization.
Steven Telesmanick CEO of the Schools on Wheels of MA joins the podcast to discuss how the organization provides Educational support to students in need, how people can get involved with the organization and what life is like working in the non profit sector
MCTV Intern Dylan Morey talks about his experience interning at MCTV through the Marshfield Chamber of Commerce/MHS Internship Program.
Cardinal Cushing Centers Director of Development Laurie Maranian joins the podcast to discuss how she got to Cardinal Cushing, how development has changed in the time of COVID and what life is like working in the non profit sector
McNamara Financial's Alyssa McNamara Reed talks about what life is like working in a family business, what separates her from other financial planners and the importance of community involvement.
Neighborworks Housing Solutions Serenity Belo joins the podcast to discuss who the organization serves, projects it's involved in and what non profit life is like.
Sara interviewed Abby Archer from Cape Cod Cooperative Extension and Woods Hole Sea Grant about the River Herring Network, when and where they each saw their first herring as kids, and the competitive and cooperative world of volunteer herring counts in Massachusetts.
Executive Director of Interfaith Social Services Rick Doane joins the podcast to discuss the wide variety of services Interfaith performs and how the organization has continued to support the South Shore during COVID-19
Andrea Pyke and Heather Dwyer of Friendship Home join the podcast to discuss a wide variety of topics ranging from what Friendship Home is, how they serve the South Shore and what #nonprofitlife is like.
In this episode, Pat Ronan of Father Bill's and Mainspring discusses his role in the organization and the services it provides on the South Shore
Executive Director of the Talking Information Center Anna Dunbar discusses TIC's mission, who TIC serves and how the organization has pivoted since COVID-19
Colleen Cooper of the Workout Club joins the podcast to talk about what it's like to buy a gym and the have COVID hit a few months later, how the club has pivoted and how horses have played a major role in her life.
Erin Cohen, Director of Development for Road to Responsibility joins the podcast to discuss her background, who RTR supports and what it's like doing development during COVID-19
"The Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield joins us in the MCTV studio to talk about their new fundraising initiative, Rally for the Future, and how they're supporting kids and families in Marshfield during COVID-19.
To learn how you can help out, visit bgcmarshfield.org!"
In this episode of Is This Thing On? Jonathan Grabowski discusses cancel culture, virtue signaling and civic engagement.
Dash of Social and Student to CEO Ashley Mason joins the podcast to discuss being a young entrepreneur and how she works with clients in improving their social media presence.
Newest member of the MCTV Board Julie Williams joins the podcast to talk about her background, her role with the South Shore Chamber of Commerce and how she plans to contribute to MCTV.
In a special 'at home' edition of "Is This Thing On,” Production Assistant Hayley Herman calls up friend, Emma Shickell to discuss how they're working on staying mentally & physically healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic.
For more resources on how to manage emotional and mental well-being during this time, visit https://www.mass.gov/info-details/maintaining-emotional-health-well-being-during-the-covid-19-outbreak
Shawn Flores of Acme Print Company talks starting out at the Marshfield QUIP, starting Acme, and his work with The Mighty Mighty Bosstones Hometown Throwdown
James Kukstis, a reporter from the Marshfield Mariner, joins us In the Studio to chat about many topics from the journalism world, to keeping busy with his favorite hobbies & his reality television guilty pleasures.
Patrick Connolly, CPA, MST of Blum Shapiro discusses recent changes in tax law and how to make sure you are ready for the upcoming tax season
Turningpoint Communications' Laurel Egan Kenny joins the podcast to discuss what Turningpoint does, how she came into a career combining Communications and Treasury Management and why it's so important to her to be active in the community
MCTV Production Assistant Hayley Herman sits down with Katherine Mooney, Production Coordinator at Walpole Media, to talk all things public access, television production, and how much they miss Jersey pizza and bagels
Marathon Physical Therapy's Adam Goodrich joins the podcast to discuss all things Marathon including their Work wellness and sports training programs. In addition to that Adam talks about being an Ambassador for the South Shore Chamber of Commerce.
Owner/Broker of Molisse Realty Brian Molisse joins the podcast to discuss the history of Molisse Realty, what separates him from other realtors and the importance of community involvement.
President of Avant Garde Events Valerie McSorley joins the podcast to talk about event producing, networking and her new venture The Hive.
Creative Director of Spin 350 Joe Lyons joins the process to talk about the creative process, his unique workspace and the importance of the number 350.
Former MCTV intern, John Fahey returned to the studio to catch up with our Content Manager, Sean Leary on what he has been up to since his last visit to the station.
Patti Anne Driscoll of Patti Anne Photography joins the podcast to talk about Canon Products, her business and her favorite shoots.
System Support's Will MacFee joins the podcast to talk about Technology, IT Support, Nuclear reactors and what it's like working in a family business.
Small Business Relationship Manager for Santander Bank Jeannie Lennox joins the podcast to discuss working with Small Businesses and the importance of community banking
The MCTV staff chatted about all things Thanksgiving in this episode; from sharing best and worst experiences to their favorite Thanksgiving dish.
Mark Stiles of Stiles Law joins the podcast to talk about Stiles Law, community involvement and the power of partners
Fairway Independent Mortgage's Jeremy Devaney joins the podcast to talk about the mortgage industry, economic development in Marshfield and the holiday rom-com scenario of how he met his wife.
Hayley and Jonathan talk revisionist history (otherwise known as their college years), which include bad roommates and odd professors
Flaherty Insurance's Director of Business Development Tim Williams joins the show to talk about the agency, flood insurance and his involvement in the Marshfield community
After recovering from Lobsterfest, Marshfield Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Lara Brait joins the podcast to discuss the chamber, making the Downtown more walkable and what it mean's to be "The Executive Director"
Jonathan sits down with current MCTV Board President and former Marshfield Town Council Robert Marzelli to discuss the Town of Marshfield's decision to ban coin operated arcade games in 1982 and the legal proceedings that followed. A great listen to those interested in the history of Marshfield, video games or the legal system
In this episode Jonathan sits down with the newest member of the MCTV staff Hayley Herman. Hayley talks about going from being an MCTV Intern to becoming a staff member, the two interviews she's had with Jonathan and Jenn and what it's like rooting for awful sports teams
The Know Flood Newscast, the official Podcast of the Massachusetts Coastal Coalition, discusses hot topics on flood issues that affect all stakeholders. From Risk Rating 2.0, to local community issues, the Podcast will bring a local and national perspective to our communities. The Podcast will feature special guests, updates on MCC activity, interviews with experts in the flood industry, and topics that are covered in the MCC Know Flood Newsletter which is issued quarterly. Hosted by Joe Rossi, Chair and Executive Director of the MCC, each month the Know Flood Newscast will keep you updated on everything you need to know about flood.
In this episode you’ll hear Marshfield TV's Desmond O'Neill speaking with District Attorney Tim Cruz about county wide efforts to to work collaboratively in addressing opioid abuse.
In this episode of you’ll hear Marshfield TV's Desmond O'Neill speaking with Dr. Joseph Shrand about the psychology of addiction as well as the program that he runs to help young people who are addicted to drugs.
Click the link below to see the documentary Opioid Abuse On The South Shore.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGIynjk2dNM
In this episode of you’ll hear Marshfield TV's Desmond O'Neill speaking with Warren Nicole and Dan Foley from the New Way Recovery Center in Quincy. we discuss what happens at A New Way, the causes and effects of addiction and the increasing lethality of opioid products.
Click the link below to see the documentary Opioid Abuse On The South Shore.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGIynjk2dNM
In this episode of you’ll hear Marshfield TV's Desmond O'Neill speaking with Jen Cantwell and Cathy Epervary from Marshfield FACTS, a community coalition that works with the community to educate students and parents about the dangers of drug use.
Click the link below to see the documentary Opioid Abuse On The South Shore.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGIynjk2dNM
In this episode of Opioid Abuse On The South Shore you’ll hear Marshfield TV's Desmond O'Neill speaking with Marshfield Town selectman Mike Bradley, Police Chief Phil Tavares, and Fire Chief William Hawking where we discussed the way that organizations in Marshfield work together along with county wide programs to address the growing opioid crisis.
Click the link below to see the documentary Opioid Abuse On The South Shore.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGIynjk2dNM
Sean sat down with longtime MCTV member Joe Pecevich to talk about his history of involvement in the town of Marshfield.
Bob Shaughnessy is running for the 3-year term on the Board of Public Works. He has served 15 years on the board previously.
MCTV's Desmond O'Neill Talks about the towns goings on in the weekly update.
http://marshfield.wickedlocal.com/article/20100128/NEWS/301289692 part 1
http://www.wickedlocal.com/article/20100225/NEWS/302259743 part 3
http://marshfield.wickedlocal.com/article/20100428/NEWS/304289489 part 7
Listen to our former interns (and Sean & Desmond) discuss their first semester at college, night terrors, and more!
Warning: This episode may contain inappropriate language.
MCTV Executive Director Jonathan Grabowski talks with President of MassAccess and Executive Director of Westwood Media Center Melinda Garfield about the state of community media, her background and the changing landscape of the services a media center offers
In this episode Desmond sat down with photographer, Irwin Nesoff at the Hull Artists Gallery down by Nantasket beach. They talked about Nesoff's approach to composing his images, traveling for photography and a bunch of other interesting topics.
In this episode we discuss the restoration of town brook with David Gould, Director of Marine and Environmental Affairs with the town of Plymouth and Nick Wildman of the Massachusetts Division of Ecological Restoration. please excuse the wind noise, we recorded the interviews out in the field.
'Open Chair' host, Eric Kelley chatted with Sean about his 6 year experience at MCTV, how life has been with his 3 week old son, and his deep involvement in the town of Marshfield.
10 year member & Thursday night resident at MCTV, Bob Parkis, sat down with Sean for a long conversation covering a range of topics from science projects to being involved in radio & television over the years.
In this episode of voices in art i sat down with conductor and performer Elijah Langille. We discussed some of the formative experiences he had early in his career, his time spent working with world class conductors and his current work conducting the New Bedford High School Orchestra as well as the Christ Church Chamber Orchestra.
In this October Halloween episode of The Estuarine Gradient, Sara is joined by special guest Niels-Viggo Hobbs to geek out over sea monsters, stranger than fiction marine animals, the use of marine creatures in sci-fi and horror, and H.P. Lovecraft, and to answer the question "How weird could a hypothetical sea creature get?"
MCTV's Desmond O'Neill sits down with local artist Michael Domina to talk about his career, how he got started, and working in both impressionist and abstract styles.
MCTV Executive Director Jonathan Grabowski talks with Jeff Lavery, Public and Media Relations Manager at Cox Communications to talk about the Cable Industry, Public Relations and Journalism
Nathaniel Powell is an Independent running for State Representative for Marshfield and Scituate. For more information visit https://electnathanielpowell.org/
Ed O'Connell is a Republican running for State Representative for Marshfield and Scituate. For more information visit https://www.edoconnell4rep.com/
Patrick O'Connor is a Republican and the incumbent candidate running for State Senate. For more information visit https://www.oconnorforsenate.com/
Stephen Gill is an Independent running for the State Senate seat currently held by Republican Patrick O'Connor. For more information visit https://gill4senate.org/
Katie McBrine is a Democrat running for the State Senate seat currently held by Republican Patrick O'Connor. For more information visit http://votemcbrine.com/
Peter Tedeschi is a Republican running for the US Congress 9th District seat currently held by Democrat Bill Keating. For more information visit https://tedeschiforcongress.com/
John Bradley is a democrat running against Tim Cruz for Plymouth County District Attorney. To find out more visit https://www.johnbradley4da.com/
Tim Cruz is the Incumbent District Attorney for Plymouth County. He is running for a 5th term as DA. To find out more visit http://www.datimcruz.com/
The introductory episode of "The Estuarine Gradient" covers basic estuarine vocabulary, the water cycle, drought and streamflow, stormwater pollution, and answers the question "What is up with those algal blooms in Florida?" Come for the review of some basic knowledge, stay for the "limiting nutrient" chocolate chip cookies.
Combining his passion for nature & Mass Audubon, Doug Lowry has created a video series called "The Nature of Our Community" to bring awareness to the importance of protecting and preserving the land around us not only for us to enjoy but for the wildlife as well. Doug sat down with Sean to discuss how MCTV and the resources we have to offer were helpful in making his passion project a reality. To learn more about Mass Audubon go to https://www.massaudubon.org/ and to watch the first episode of "The Nature of Our Community" on barrier beaches go to https://vimeo.com/253653718 .
In this special episode of Voices In Art high school intern Jon Fahey interviewed his peer and fellow rapper Aiden.
Arnie Briggs has been involved with MCTV for more than 10 years as a member, and has held 2 different positions on our board. He sat down with us to tell us about how he got involved, his experience over the years, and how MCTV has grown since the start.
Beth Lindstrom - Republican Candidate for US Senate seat currently held by Elizabeth Warren