New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park Ranger Rufai Shardow and park volunteer Judy Rodriques discuss the upcoming Black History Month programming at the national park.

UMass Dartmouth Professor Ken Manning examines the possibility of another Donald Trump win in November.

New Bedford Director of Housing and Community Development Josh Amaral talks about the housing crisis in New Bedford.

Carl Alves of PAACA discusses the latest on the opioid crisis in New Bedford and on the SouthCoast.

Marine biologist and shark expert Dr. Greg Skomal discusses great white sharks and an upcoming fundraiser.

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane discusses some of the biggest stories that will make up 2024, including the announcement of a Herman Melville statue coming to the city.

Alissa DeSousa discusses Rare Riders of Massachusetts, a SouthCoast-based nonprofit raising funds for adaptive bicycles, enabling children with disabilities to enjoy bike rides with their friends and family.

Eric Rousseau of SRTA discusses the expansion of the "Try Transit" program, offering free bus rides through June.

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.

Rev. Sandra Bentley of the Bethel AME Church, Martin Bentz, Outreach Coordinator for the Islamic Society of Southeastern Mass. and Rabbi Raphael Kanter of Tifereth Israel Synagogue discuss the turmoil in the Middle East, how that is impacting us locally, and how it works into this year’s New Year’s Eve service at the Seamen’s Bethel.