Townsquare Sunday

New Bedford native Steve Pemberton, a successful businessman who is now a motivational speaker, shares his message about life, resilience and people helping people.

Author Carl Hoffman discusses his upcoming appearance in New Bedford as part of Spinner Publication’s Author Series on his book “Savage Harvest.” He talked about his recent trip on a New Bedford scalloper and his upcoming book on the city’s fishing industry.

Executive Director Andy Herlihy and two members of his Sailing and Leadership Training Program, Darren Navin and Feli Nogues, discuss the work of the Community Boating Center in New Bedford.

Eric Paradis of Your Theatre, Inc. discusses the theater company’s upcoming production of Aaron Sorkin’s “A Few Good Men.”

New Bedford Light columnist Jack Spillane reviews Mayor Mitchell’s State of the City Address, New Bedford’s $18 million budget deficit, new housing projects and more.

Immigrants Assistance Center President Helena DaSilva Hughes gives an update on New Bedford’s immigrant community.

Forever Paws Animal Shelter Director Arianna Silva and administrative assistant Chantelle Rogers discuss the upcoming Legends and Lore Fantasy Ball to benefit the shelter.

Patti Rego of Viva Fall River discusses an upcoming event in Fall River where Paul Revere will ride again.

Joe Ritter, Program Director for the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center, discusses two major exhibits getting new life at the center.

Blair Taylor, Director of Education and Community at the Zeiterion Performing Arts Center, discusses the upcoming third annual Historically Black College and University College Fair at New Bedford High School.