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The This Week in Worcester Podcast recorded June 29, 2025, on -Worcester City Manager evaluations - Early Worcester elections thoughts, - Democrat's candidate for Mayor of NYC.
The This Week in Worcester Podcast, recorded June 22, 2025 on: -Tuesday Manager Evaluation, Meeting-Fury over Digital Sign near Indian Lake-Public Safety Meeting Tuesday
This Week in Worcester Podcast Father's Day Edition, recorded June 15, 2025, on: - Protests at City Hall Shuts Drown City Council Meeting- Thousands join "No Kings" Protest on the Worcester Common- Media Manipulation seen through the Red Sox Trade of Rafael Devers
The This Week in Worcester Podcast, July 13, 2025, on:
The This Week in Worcester Podcast, recorded June 1 2025, on:
-The recent city budget process
- A denied report on ShotSpotter.
The This Week in Worcester Podcast recorded on Memorial Day, May 25, 202 5, on:
A special edition of the This Week in Worcester Podcast recorded May 21, 2025, after City Manager Eric Batista's State of the City Address.
The This Week in Worcester Podcast live at 8:35 on Sunday discussing the following: - Worcester City Solicitor rules the City Council cannot hold a public forum in a new denial of a petition.- Chief of Police sends press release on things wrong in the report to city council, still no acknowledgement of any truth in the report.- Elm Park playground to shut down for weeks.
Since the U.S. Department of Justice released released its report on its investigation of the Worcester Police Department, the response from the City of Worcester can be described as nothing short of gaslighting. Enough is enough.
The This Week in Worcester Podcast, April 13, 2025 discussing:
- New reports on Shotspotter and hate crimes from the Worcester Police Department
- The Public Safety Committee will meet on the DOJ Investigation report on the Worcester Police Department
- Planning Board, development, and raising chickens in Worcester
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