Radio Worcester’s Talk of the Commonwealth
The best interviews from the Talk of the Commonwealth morning show as heard on AM 830 WCRN and the Radio Worcester Network. radioworcester.com.
Episodes
The Radio Roundtable, Matt Wally, Guillermo Creamer, Randy Feldman and Keith Linhares talk about how recent protests have stopped the City Council from carrying out there business, actually bringing meetings to a halt. A vigorous debate on what is allowable in society when it comes to protest, when does it work against the protestors, what are they trying to accomplish and a conversation over whether the public is being heard. The ...
Billboard-charting alt-folk-pop singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Rachael Sage will perform at Electric Haze on Sunday, June 22nd where she will play songs from her forthcoming full-length studio album, Canopy. Rachael will be accompanied by long-time members of her band The Sequins - drummer Andy Mac (Kindred Souls) and harmonica player Trina Hamlim (Susan Werner). The show is a co-bill with Kristen Ford, Carissa Johnson...
On this edition of The ClearPath Financial Partners podcast, Ryan Kittredge, President and Financial Advisor, discussed strategies for homebuyers who want to purchase a new home before selling their current home.
A short film, shot entirely in Worcester for the Dead of Winter Film Festival, recently won and won big at “The Top Shorts Film Festival.” Solus Writer/Director/Actor Tommy Jay Dwyer, John Keough, and HollyWoot Film Group stopped by the Talk of the Commonwealth.
As her tenure comes to a close, Worcester Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Rachel Monárrez sat down for a candid conversation reflecting on her three-year leadership of the state’s second-largest school district.
On this episode of The Worcester Red Sox Show Dr. Charles Steinberg talks about the Roman Anthony being called up to the Boston Red Sox, joining Marcello Mayer. How that call up didn't slow down the WooSox, who have a 9 game winning streak and hot young stars, like "The Password," and Blaze Jordan. Dr. Charles encourages fans to come out for the upcoming homestand. "These are the days. Here they are. The kind that we look forward t...
The Radio Roundtable, Guillermo Creamer, Randy Feldman, Tony Economou comment on the controversy over a piece written by Tom Marino at thisweekinworcester.com that says a Worcester Police Union pressured the Police Chief to bring charges against Councilor Etel Haxhiaj. The WPD says the story is false. The Roundtable also looks at the riots in L.A. and what is happening with immigration protests and ICE arrests in Central MA.
The Rundown looks at how an Anti-ICE demonstration forced the Worcester City Council to recess their meeting. Tom Marino and Mark Henderson look at a thisweekinworcester.com story, denied by the Worcester Police Department, that claims a police union leader threatened to end support for the Chief if Councilor Etel Haxhiaj wasn't charged over interfering with police during the ICE arrest on Eureka St.
Tuesday night’s chaotic City Council meeting, which was derailed by vocal protesters chanting “ICE out of Worcester,” continuing public outrage over a recent arrest on Eureka Street and immigration enforcement policies.
“It’s come to a point where we have to get the people’s business done,” said Petty. “We weren’t able to do that again.”
The mayor described escalating tensions, including scared citizens in attendance, damage to Cit...
Dave Nordman of The Worcester Guardian shares the news of a $100,000 donation from the Cliff and Susan Rucker Charitable Foundation. The Guardian is a nonprofit free online news organization serving the Worcester, Massachusetts community.
State Senator Michael Moore stopped by the Talk of the Commonwealth morning show to share his perspectives on the current immigration enforcement climate and the state’s role in addressing related issues. He also provided updates on legislative efforts around data privacy, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence regulation.
Don't miss the opportunity to honor Kathy Gagne at "Encore: A Night of Music and Celebration." The June 13th event will honor her and raise funds for Mechanics Hall. "Encore" will feature performances by various artists with strong connections to Mechanics Hall, including the Mechanics Hall Youth Singers. Get tickets now at mechanicshall.org Kathy Gagne has devoted 30 years of her life to Mechanics Hall. The last 7 as Executive...
Sheriff Lew Evangelidis talks with Hank about how he got a call in January from Boston Media asking him about the petition to have him run for Governor, he says he doesn't know who started that petition but that it is something he has thought about. He is clear that he loves his job as Sheriff and the impact he is able to make but that he has not closed the door on running for Governor. Sheriff Lew lays out the differences he has w...
On this episode of The Worcester Red Sox Show hear about a historic first. A Nor-Easter that brought over two inches of rain to Worcester struck on a day that was to see two thousand students from MA schools enjoying a game at Polar Park. Buses had been ordered and Dr. Charles Steinberg, Brooke Cooper and the staff of the Worcester Red Sox decided to do something no other club has ever done.
The recent discovery of a mysterious metallic sphere found in Colombia has sparked interest and speculation about its potential extraterrestrial origins. Noted author, Ufologist, Ronny LeBlanc joins Talk of the Commonwealth to talk about this wild discovery.
On this episode of the Radio Roundtable on Talk of the Commonwealth the conversation centers on the effectiveness of the strategy to disrupt any and all public meetings and events. The City Manager's State of the City address was disrupted by a single individual to the point that the Manager's message was lost. The Roundtable, Matt Wally, Guillermo Creamer and Randy Feldman, point out that the disruptions can be so annoying and poo...
McGovern Decries GOP Spending Bill as “Rotten,” Cites Impact on Healthcare and Food Aid Massachusetts Congressman warns of major cuts to healthcare and food assistance, denounces overnight vote and political pressure on GOP moderates.
Dr. Nadia Ward is the director of the Mosakowski Institute for Public Enterprise at Clark University. The institute is committed to supporting the behavioral health journey of young adults and adolescents, with a focus on developing comprehensive school mental health programs.
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