Recorded at Uncle Bills on October 9th this episode is a life saving show. Mayor Chuck Lear and Deputy Mayor Patricia Hendricks discuss he Opioid epidemic and measures in place to help people find help when dealing with addiction.

We are then joined by Jerry Tarrant and Wayne Adams, a Coast Guard retired Master Chief. Jerry and Wayne are actively involved in restoring a Coast Guard Lifesaving boat. Previously deployed in Ocean City New Jersey where Wayne was its last commanding officer. The Boat one of five left out of hundreds is the same type of boat seen in the movie The Finest Hours. Tune in for this informative show and learn how you can play a role in both critical subjects.

Your Locals joined musicians Barry Tischler, Tom Naglee Jr and Dale Barth along with Susan Tischler (not pictured) and President Debbie Barth of BID, Business Improvement District for a fun show of music and Cape May news! Hear it on Wcfa, 101.5 or stream at capemayradio.org. / Underwritten by Cape Assist, Uncle Bill's Pancake House, Exit Zero Filling Station Restaurant, Coldwell Banker-Sol Needles Real Estate, The Mad Batter Restaurant & Bar and Harpoon's on the Bay.

On this perfect beach morning of July 29th, 'The Locals' talk radio show interviewed Cape May Lifeguard Captain Geoff Rife. This very well has to be one of our top 3 shows, if not the best yet. It's a very educational show. What's the day of a lifeguard? What do they have to go thru to make as a lifeguard? How does the system work when there's an emergency happening? Has there ever been a drowning during lifeguard hours? How old do you have to be to be a lifeguard and how long can you stick around? What's the #1 complaint they hear from beachgoers? How do they prepare for an extremely hot day? Has there ever been a shark bite victim? What's the lowdown as far as sharks go in Cape May? We also discussed beach etiquette and even where did the word lifeguard originate? This show is jammed packed with good stuff, don't miss it, especially if you love going to the beach in Cape May. This show, episode #81 will only be available on our stream until further notice.

This week on WCFA the Locals sit down with Karen Buckingham and Mike Johnson at the newly opened COHO, short for Court House Brewing Company in Middle Township where our own host Michael Clark is the Mayor. Tune in for a lively discussion about this new venture and the challenges ahead. Note: you might hear some sipping and glasses clinking. Also streaming on CapeMayradio.org

On Episode 66 of the Locals your hosts are joined by Karen Swan, General Manager of Fins Bar and Grille. Karen explains the ownership motivation, in the last 3 years, to give away $90,000 dollars to local charities in the Cape May County area. Fins Sunday Socials, the brain child of owner Jeff Gernitis.

We also discuss, topics relevant to the listening area. Tune in on the radio at 101.5 FM or Streaming at www.capemayradio.net Tom Hogan on Sound

"Hip Hip Parade!", it's the WCM Community Christmas Parade Party Show! This is one of the most fun shows of the year that we do with guests stopping by to chat. Tom Hogan, sound and editing. Recorded from the deck of the Victorian Motel Cape May New Jersey Sound by Tom Hogan

'The Locals', John Cooke, Middle Twp. Mayor, Michael Clark and Ed McDonough are with Jim Testa, Representative of the Cape May Municipal Parking Advisory Committee who tells us what they proposed to city council on November 7th. What are the parking options for the residents, employees and visitors for the future? What will the cost to park be? Will we see a parking garage? Tom Hogan, sound and editing.

Cape May Locals recorded November 7th the day after the mid-term elections. Your hosts, Ed McDonough, Brady Shoenrock and John Cooke discuss the outcome of local elections, including the disparaging way Lower Township treated a Star and Wave reporter.

Conditions at WCFA radio station and the financial rescue of the station's transmitter by the generous folks at Coldwell Banker Realty. Sound engineer Tom Hogan.

Your locals visit the Mad Batter and Carrol Villa Hotel and visit with Kyle and Mark Kulkowitz (via telephone) and discuss their annual tradition of honoring our veterans with hospitality, lodging and meals.

On this episode we also delve into the impending legislation regarding breweries and distilleries. How will it affect liquor licensing for years to come. Sound by Tom Hogan, Your locals for this podcast are Ed McDonough, John Cooke Brady Shoenrock. Help us honor veterans by listening and sharing.

Sandy Nickel, Clare Juechter from Historic Cold Spring Village shared tales of the paranormal with author Craig McManus. Craig has written 5 books including the Ghosts of Cape May. Susan Krysiak from the Mid Atlantic Center for the Arts and Humanities joins your hosts Ed McDonough, Brady Shoenrock along with Joe McLaughlin and Michael Clark for this spooky edition of the Locals.