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Lisa Westgate of LN Westgate, LLC joins the podcast to talk about how she got into the procurement and diversity supplier field, the importance of supplier diversity programs and the ideal client.

Christopher Ryan of The Genesis Fit joins the podcast to discuss planking, client success stories, building his facility and how he came up with the name "The Genesis Fit"

Sarah Whitmore Hines of Amplicity Communications joins the podcast to talk about what led her to start Amplicity, the marketing and communications services she provides and shares advice she's received in her career.

MCM Executive Director Jonathan Grabowski gives insight into MCM's sports coverage, the challenges MCM faces and how you can help

Candice Hartford and Kaitlyn Litchfield of Raising Harts join the podcast to about the story behind Raising Harts, the community they have created and what it's like to be a parent of a child with Autism.

Linda Lowe and Katie Buehlmann of BFF Kitchen join the podcast for an entertaining discussion on their lifelong friendship, the decision to start BFF Kitchen and how they come up with names for their products such as "Hot Rod Mama".

Jim Coughlin, Jessica Gonsalves and Beau Ryan of Plymouth County Family Support join the podcast to discuss what it's like starting an organization during the Pandemic, who Plymouth County Family Support serves and the activities and programs they provide.

Rick Larsen of Larsen Firearms Training joins the podcast to discuss why he started his business, key elements of firearms training and what his teaching style is.

Owner of Airport Pizza Andrew Maina joins the podcast to discuss coming to America, what got him in the Pizza business and why he is so passionate about his work with Road to Responsibility.

Joanne Burke-Sherman of Dharma Dreams Vocational Center joins the podcast to discuss why she started the organization, the vision for the organization and what the organization's biggest needs are.

Executive Director of the North River Arts Society Maureen Smith joins the podcast to talk about how she got involved in the organization, the programs it runs and their Memorial Day Weekend event: The Festival of the Arts

Professional Business Coaches Inc Bernie Heine joins the podcast to discuss his career, what a business coach does and some of the strategies he uses in coaching

Quincy Credit Union Business Banking Manager Myles Proe joins the podcast to discuss business banking, the Quincy Credit Union branch coming to Marshfield and what's the best piece of advice he's been given from a business perspective.

Chairman of the South Shore Young Professionals Bill Kingdon joins the podcast to discuss how he got involved with the SSYP, the grant program and how the "YP's" support professionals on the South Shore

Lee Generous of Generous Wealth Management joins the podcast to talk about why he started his business and how is company approaches wealth management in a unique way

Executive Director of the Brain Aneurysm Foundation Christine Buckley joins the podcast to discuss the history of the organization and who it serves.

In this episode Sara Grady talks to Patty Cuozzi, who has been volunteering to count river herring in Pembroke since 2014. They encounter some wildlife and discussed how spending ten minutes doing a herring count offers a priceless opportunity to connect with nature.

Philip Ashcroft of Professional Business Coaches joins the podcast to talk about his career prior to coaching, the role of a Business Coach and the best advice he's ever received.

Executive Director of The South Shore Food Bank Pamela Denholm joins the podcast to talk about the evolution of the Food Bank, how it works with local food banks and how people can support the organization.

Sand and rocks at the beach are always moving and changing the shape of our coast, whether quickly during storms or more slowly during seasonal cycles. One simple way to track these changes is through beach profiling, where the slope of the beach is measured perpendicular to the water line. Sara spoke to Annie O'Connell from the UMass Stone Living Lab, who coordinated a volunteer beach profiling effort along the eastern Massachusetts coast, and also some of the volunteers that have been measuring the slope of Duxbury Beach on a regular basis.

In this episode we talk to Kathy Harrington about her experiences volunteering for our Riverwatch Water Quality Monitoring Program, with a shout out to the NSRWA's recreational guide website, exploresouthshore.org.

Current Chair of the Marshfield Public School Committee Lara Brait comes on Meet the Candidates to discuss why she is seeking re-election to the School Committee

Missy Porter of Bethesda House joins the podcast to share the story behind Bethesda House and the importance volunteers play.

Select Board Candidate Lynne Fidler joins the program to discuss why she's running, how her experience as Chair of the Zoning Board of Appeals will benefit her and the issue most important to her

Candidate for Select Board Joe Pecevich joins Meet the Candidates to discuss why he is running, the issue that matters most to him and why civic engagement is so important.

Power Realty Advisors' Craig Power comes on the podcast to discuss the real estate market, how he got into the industry and his history with Community Media in Marshfield

Chris Rohland joins the show to discuss why he is seeking re-election to the Marshfield Select Board

Join Terri Nicklas, Montana Aldridge and Tina Davis-Chiruna as they discuss the fiscal aspects of buying a home

Bob Shaughnessy joins Meet the Candidates to discuss why he is seeking re-election to the Marshfield Board of Public Works

Eric Kelley comes on Meet The Candidates to discuss why he is a running for a seat on the Marshfield Public School Committee

Eric Murphy joins Meet the Candidates to discuss why he seek election to the Marshfield Board of Public Works

Incumbent Candidate for School Committee Rich Greer joins Meet the Candidates to discuss why he is seeking re-election to the Marshfield Public School Committee

The South Shore Children's Chorus' Kirsten Oberoi joins the podcast to discuss her reason for starting the chorus, the programs it offers and the importance of musical education

Janet Gibson of Alice's House joins the podcast to discuss the story behind Alice's House, how the house got to where it is today and how Alice's House helps to heal.

In this episode we explore the role of blue mussels in the ecology of the coast, particularly as a food source for shorebirds migrating south. Blue mussels have been declining for decades, possibly due to invasive crab predation. Sara speaks to Callie Bianchi, a local resident who helped the NSRWA test the effect of mussel size on green crab predation efficiency, and Gina Purtell, who works with shorebirds at MassAudubon.

Sarah Nobles of Mono Mono Boutique joins the podcast to talk about the retail world, what items are currently popular and how she came up with the name Mono Mono.

Stephen Halko-Sheehan and Robert Kjellman from the Marshfield Community Rib Cook Off join the podcast to discuss how the rib cook off started, how it's evolved over the years and the plans for the 2022 Rib Cook Off

End Hunger NE's Matthew Martin joins the podcast to talk about how a Luther Pastor from Minnesota gets to Massachusetts, who the organization supports and how people can get involved with End Hunger NE

Adam Baiardi of South Shore Biotherapy joins the podcast to discuss starting South Shore Biotherapy, ketamine infusion and what the vision for the business is.

Chris Rohland of Real Producers South Shore joins the podcast to talk about starting a publication, what Real Producers offers and the best advice he's been given.

In this episode of our watershed ecologist's podcast The Estuarine Gradient, Sara discusses the impact of road salt on the environment and talks to Scituate DPW Director Kevin Cafferty and Norwell DPW Director Glenn Ferguson about how road salt application has changed over the years to save money and reduce impacts to the environment while still keeping our roads safe.

Bill Bowers and Cody Rohland of Grad Nite Live join the podcast to talk about the efforts that go into putting on Grad Nite Live, what its biggest needs are and how people can support the organization.

Trudy Avery and Peter Cook of The Cook Family Charitable Fund join the podcast to discuss the backstory behind the fund, the work that goes into running the organization and what's the best part of the non profit world

Mortgages by Montana's Montana Aldridge joins the podcast to talk about dreaming big, what separates her from others in her industry and what led to the mortgage industry

Kevin Burke of Furngully joins the podcast to discuss the office furniture space, how he came up with the name for his business and what the best piece of advice he's been given is.

Ray Joyal of Sowing Seeds of Hope joins the podcast to talk about how he got started with the organization, who the organization serves and how people can get involved with Sowing Seeds

A Place to Rise's Aubrey Schwartz talks about what made her start A Place to Rise, what it's like starting a non profit organization and what the plans are for the organization.

Steven Telesmanick CEO of the Schools on Wheels of MA joins the podcast to discuss how the organization provides Educational support to students in need, how people can get involved with the organization and what life is like working in the non profit sector

MCTV Intern Dylan Morey talks about his experience interning at MCTV through the Marshfield Chamber of Commerce/MHS Internship Program.

Cardinal Cushing Centers Director of Development Laurie Maranian joins the podcast to discuss how she got to Cardinal Cushing, how development has changed in the time of COVID and what life is like working in the non profit sector