Townsquare Sunday

AHA! Director Kim Goddard talks about what is coming up for the October edition of AHA! Night in New Bedford and more.

Joe Ritter, Director of Programs at the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center, discusses the upcoming slate of programming at the Center as well as looking back at its summer events.

Katie Greene of the One SouthCoast Chamber discusses the upcoming 2025 edition of the Blount Fine Foods New Bedford Seaport Chowderfest.

WBSM's Townsquare Sunday highlights individuals and organizations working to better the quality of life on the SouthCoast. Join host Jim Phillips as he talks to those who are making a difference in our local communities.

Samaritans Southcoast Executive Director Darcy Lee talks about a pilot program being launched in Fall River to better understand why suicide is on the rise with a specific segment of the SouthCoast population.

Carolyn Burke of Community Bridges, Inc. discusses her organization’s work, providing mental health services, workforce development and goal and life coaching.

New Bedford columnist Jack Spillane discusses the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the upcoming Board of Health decision regarding South Coast Renewables/Parallel Products, and more.

Anaelle Ndoye of the Diamono Project discusses how the nonprofit group of local volunteers raises funds to provide supplies for a school in Senegal, West Africa.

Dartmouth Cultural Center President Pauline Santos and volunteer Beverly Pusateri discuss the upcoming events at the center for the next two months.

The UMass Dartmouth Micro Mouse team discusses the upcoming robotics competition on campus.