The South Shore’s Morning News on 95.9 WATD-FM

2024 Election Day Interviews - Beth Foster talks to Lauren from Quincy

The South Shore's Morning News sent co-host Beth Foster out to connect with voters in Marshfield and Pembroke. Voters were divided on issues including local elections, the Massachusetts Ballot Questions, and the next POTUS. Listen in as we talk to Lauren from Quincy. 

2024 Election Day Interviews - Beth Foster talks to Karen from Marshfield

The South Shore's Morning News sent co-host Beth Foster out to connect with voters in Marshfield and Pembroke. Voters were divided on issues including local elections, the Massachusetts Ballot Questions, and the next POTUS. Listen in as we talk to Karen from Marshfield.

2024 Election Day Interviews - Beth Foster talks to Mr. "NoName" from Marshfield

The South Shore's Morning News sent co-host Beth Foster out to connect with voters in Marshfield and Pembroke. Voters were divided on issues including local elections, the Massachusetts Ballot Questions, and the next POTUS. Listen in as we talk to an individual who wanted to stay anonymous but was also the first person to vote at Marshfield High School.

2024 Election Day Interviews - Beth Foster talks to Pauline from Marshfield

The South Shore's Morning News sent co-host Beth Foster out to connect with voters in Marshfield and Pembroke. Voters were divided on issues including local elections, the Massachusetts Ballot Questions, and the next POTUS. Listen in as we talk to Pauline from Marshfield.
 

'Pink Day' - Rob and Beth talk to Dr. Robyn Sachs, MD, of the Breast Health Center at BID Plymouth

The South Shore's Morning News designated October 14th as 'Pink Day' in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month on 95.9 WATD. Rob and Beth spoke with Dr. Robyn A. Sachs, MD, of the Breast Health Center at Beth Israel Deaconess Healthcare in Plymouth. Important topics include early signs of breast cancer, when you should get your mammogram, and any preventative measures people can take to fight this disease. Listen in as we discuss this vital information. 

Rob and Beth talk to Liz Strawn of Komen New England

The South Shore's Morning News has dedicated October 14th as 'Pink Day' on 95.9 WATD. Rob and Beth talked to Liz Strawn, Director of Development at Komen New England about the More Than Pink Walk, the story of Susan G. Komen, and why it is so important to have Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Listen in as we discuss this important topic. 

Hypnosis Routine for Holiday Indulgence - More Comfort Mondays with Diane Jordan of Natural Body Works in Kingston

Diane Jordan of Natural Body Works in Kingston stops by every Monday morning for "More Comfort Mondays" on The South Shore's Morning News. Today, Diane talked about utilizing her hypnosis routine to eat healthily during the upcoming holidays and to stop yourself from overindulging. This will prevent fatigue, drowsiness, stomach issues, acid reflex, and maintain a happy, upbeat manner during celebrations! Listen in as she describes the method and advantages behind using hypnosis to save you from holiday indigestion!

The South Shore's Morning News Week in Review -- Friday, November 1st, 2024

Welcome to another edition of "The South Shore's Morning News: Week in Review". In this episode, Rob and Beth chat first with David Snell from ACT Smart I.T. in Wareham about how we need to watch out for Deep Fakes everywhere these days. Then we check in with Emma Latendresse from Paws New England about fostering and adopting pets. In addition, Emma also tells us about her expertise in caring for deaf dogs. And finally, we check in with Bob Terravecchia CEO from Coastal Heritage Bank about Halloween and all the fun things associated with it. 

The South Shore's Morning News Week in Review -- Friday, October 25th, 2024

Rob and Beth start this episode with our technical confidante is paying us a visit in-studio! David Snell, from ACT Smart I.T. in Wareham, joins us with his tech talk segment. www.actsmartit.com
Then, Erin Allard and Ryan Shanley from Plentiful Catering and Events at Plimoth Patuxet Museums join us in-studio to discuss the New England Harvest Feasts and Thanksgiving Dinner. https://plimoth.org/events/new-england-harvest-feastAnd finally, Rob talks with Ben Macintyre about his new book: “The Siege: A Six-Day Hostage Crisis and the Daring Special-Forces Operation that Shocked the World” https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/739963/the-siege-by-ben-macintyre

South Shore Spooks Volume 4, Finale: Lizzie Borden House

South Shore Spooks wraps up today with our epic finale: The Lizzie Borden House in Fall River. The mystery remains as to who killed Andrew and Abby Borden so this home is one of the most infamous crime scenes in the world. These notorious double murders happened in 1892, and shook the world with its unraveling tale of gruesome and violent offenses. Did Lizzie Borden use a hatchet to commit these crimes as a way to acquire her family's fortune and rid her life of Abby, the unfavorable stepmother? Or was it Lizzie's Uncle-John Morse-who was visiting from out of town and was witnessed having a "serious" discussion with Andrew Borden the night before? Lizzie ultimately was charged with the murders but acquitted at trial, a moment that displeased a majority of the Fall River community at the time. No one else was implicated or jailed for these crimes so Andrew and Abby's murders still go unsolved. The house holds these secrets, and perhaps, these secrets hold the house. Reports of paranormal activity are prevalent as visitors claim to have experienced seeing shadow figures and hearing footsteps that lead nowhere. Tour guide Ryk McIntyre leads us through the house and talks to us about his own experiences as well. Let us know what you think...  play the audio below to find out and listen to the rest of the "South Shore Spooks" features as we wrap up this series with the our finale, the Lizzie Borden House.