Amanda Jacob discusses her nonprofit organization Hopeful Outreach of Cape Cod, and the work they do to help the Cape's homeless population.

Fairhaven author Geneva Woodruff discusses her new book “Dear Frankie: What Dogs Really Think,” a compilation of her weekly Fairhaven Neighborhood News columns written from her dog’s perspective.

Jessica DeCicco-Carey of Tri-Town Against Racism talks about the group’s new series of programs celebrating Black History Month, including storytelling, walks with an emphasis on Black history and an art competition.

UMass Dartmouth Professor Ken Manning looks back at the start of President Donald Trump’s second term.

Nicole Downing Merusi, Vice President of Strategic Advancement for the Zeiterion Performing Arts Center, discusses the latest on the renovations at the Z.

Jack Dresser, the new Executive Director of the SHARE Foundation, discusses the foundation’s ability to use technology to help the severely disabled and what he sees for the foundation’s future.

Advisor Jessica Brittingham and Dartmouth High 2021 graduate Jacob Gervais discuss the upcoming Dartmouth After-Prom Committee fundraiser for its annual after-prom party.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses how the race for New Bedford City Council president played out.

Terry Dermody talks about Dermody Cleaners’ 32nd annual Coats for Kids Drive.

Eric Paradis and Paul Inwood discuss Your Theatre of New Bedford’s upcoming performances of “Red.”