The Locals' with Ed McDonough, Tom Hogan, John Cooke & Jeff Barnd, recorded live from the Victorian Motel for the 52nd Annual WCM Christmas Parade, streamed at wcfa-lp.org

The Locals sit down with Playwright Bill Sterritt. Bill Sterritt is a Cape May County native who attended both Our Lady Star of the Sea and Lower Cape May Regional High School.

Yet sometime after that, Sterritt, a creative man with a vision, took his talents to Los Angeles where he spent much of 30 years. Bill recently opened the Areodrome theater at the Cape May County Airport.

He tells us about what's new and exciting at the new theater along with some really big announcements.

We recap the Jazz Festival and chat about other timely topics. Tune in at 101.5FM or Stream on computer wcfa-lp.org

Your locals sit down with Exit 0 Jazz Fest producer Michael Kline and get the low down on the hot Jazz ready to invade Cool Cape May. Then Barry and Susan Tischler talk about the Grand Ol Opry event to benefit the West Cape May Christmas Parade. Join Ed McDonough, Michael Clark, Joe McLaughlin and John Cooke for an informative and entertaining discussion about these an other relevant topics about Cape May and Middle township.

This week's podcast of the Locals could be called the Real Estate episode. Special guest Chris Bezaire, fifth generation local from Cape May, discusses the market in Cape May. Who is/was Sol Needles at Coldwell Banker? How much would it cost to buy a house in Cape May? This and a plethora of other topics on this week's The Locals of Cape May. Originally broadcast on 101.5 FM or Streamed on WCFA-Lp.org

On our 32nd episode of the Locals of Cape May-- we discuss a variety of topics of local interest. From Liquor licensing laws involving craft breweries, to tourism and recent City Council topics.

Join us for a lively discussion also streaming on Wcfa-lp.org

Drugs, guns and gangs are not topics often discussed in Cape May County but they are real issues.

Residents of Cape May County, sheriff candidates Rich Harron and Bob Nolan will guest on the 'The Locals' radio show this Friday, October 6th at 2pm with repeats on Monday, 10/9 at 9a., Wednesday, 10/11 at 9p. Friday, 10/13 at 2p., Monday, 10/16 at 9a. and finish up on Wednesday, 10/18 at 9p.

Hear what the candidates have to say prior to you voting on election day.

Tune in at Wcfa 101.5 serving the Lower Cape or listen from anywhere on our stream, wcfa-lp.org. 'The Locals' is Cape May's premiere talk radio program keeping you informed on what's going on.

Sound by Tom Hogan.

The one year anniversary show of 'The Locals' from the Exit Zero Cookhouse in West Cape May with our special guest (who was on our very first show), Jack Wright

Ed McDonough, John Cooke, Shaine Meier, Michael Clark and new addition to the show Joe McLaughlin have roundtable discussion. How many times does Ed Mahaney get mentioned and what really aggravates a Scotsman? Download and listen . Sound Engineer Tom Hogan.

The Locals of Cape May visited the outside patio of the beautiful Hawk Haven winery on the border of Middle and Lower Township H/T to Michael Clark who was unable to join us. On this broadcast we discuss local winemaking and the outstanding music series hosted by Hawk Haven called ROOTSTOCK. Tune in and hear the fantastic lineup of musicians Fridays starting July 14th and continuing in August.

Episode 28 Featuring Susan Tischler and playwright Bill Sterritt talking about their fascinating new show opening July 10th at the Areodrome, a new venue in the area. The Wreck of the Spanish Armada is described: "a play rich with excellent dialogue steeped in nautical themes and uses vivid imagery" by Theasy.com.

Then we go running with Kashi Davis and Diane Stopyra and chat about RunCape.net, their take on running tours through Cape May and Cape May Point.

Also, who is responsible for repairs to Fulling Mill Road, beach etiquette & the top 3 crops sold in N.J. & of course, "What's Cooke-ing"?

On 101.5 FM and Streaming WCFA-LP.org The locals broadcast from Naval Air Station Wildwood. Did you know that 42 Brave Men were killed training for military service right here in Cape May County?. Did you know jet's like those seen in Top Gun are on display at Naval Air Station Wildwood?. This may be our most Awe-inspiring broadcast yet. Talk to me Goose!!!