Podcasts about Scituate

Send us a textOur well-below-average temperature trend continues this week. The earliest sunsets of the calendar year have begun. No big storms on the horizon. Not much in the way of precipitation ahead.  All that and the weekly weather daily preview on Episode #222 of Obsessed with the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

A limpkin visited Scituate and a common cuckoo visited New Hampshire in recent days.

A limpkin visited Scituate and a common cuckoo visited New Hampshire in recent days.

Send us a textWe welcome December and Meteorological Winter to Scituate. We start our earliest Sunsets of the entire calendar year this week. The full moon is this week.  A Nor'easter rain storm for early in the week. Temperatures will be well below average. What is the name of the December full moon?  All that and the weekly weather daily preview on Episode #221 of Obsessed with the Weather! Support the show

Mark re-introduces a past conversation with Pam Ahl of Learn Live Love, a Scituate, MA nonprofit supporting women navigating cancer by lifting everyday burdens (meals, rides, bills, even home repairs) so healing can take center stage. Pam shares how accepting help became an act of humility, the origin of Learn Live Love, and simple ways the community can get involved, whether through donations, volunteering, or just spreading the word! Affiliate Links: Unleashing the Power of Respect: The I-M Approach by Joseph Shrand, MD This episode is brought to you in part by SecuriTitle, a fractional paralegal service assisting with all things real estate in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Stay connected with the Joze.ai team on LinkedIn! Interested in recording your podcast at 95.9 WATD? Email clarissaromero7@gmail.com

Send us a textGet ready for one of the biggest forecasts of the year;  the all-important Thanksgiving Day outlook!

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Send us a textGet ready, weather fans; Episode #218 of Obsessed with the Weather is packed with everything you need to know for this big week ahead! We're talking about a major pattern change that's about to drop our temperatures well below normal for mid-November, and yes… it's going to feel a whole lot more like late fall around here. We'll break down what's driving the shift and how long the cold will stick around.We're also kicking off the week with some serious winds, and I'll walk you through when the gusts peak and how they'll impact your outdoor plans, commutes, and activities.Plus, we've got your latest Massachusetts drought status, including who's drying out, who's improving, and why the South Shore continues to sit right on the edge. It's a great snapshot of how our fall weather is shaping our winter setup.And since November sun angles play such a huge role in our seasonal feel, we dive deep into the incredibly low November sunshine, what it means for your day, how much daylight we're losing this week, and why everything suddenly looks like golden hour all day long.Oh;  and don't miss our early look at the potential for the first flakes of the season. Nothing major, but the pattern is hinting at our first little taste of winter. I'll tell you when, where, and how likely it is we see a few snow showers.All that, plus your full weekly weather preview, coming up right now on Episode #218 of Obsessed with the Weather!Enjoy! Support the show

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Navigating Today's South Shore Market: Insights from Talk Real Estate Roundtable At Boston Connect Real Estate, our mission is to keep South Shore buyers, sellers, and homeowners informed about the ever-changing real estate landscape. In our latest Talk Real Estate Roundtable, we discussed timely topics shaping the market—from pricing strategies to navigating common myths—offering guidance to help you make confident decisions. Busting Common Real Estate Myths One of the most important conversations we had centered on real estate myths that continue to circulate: “Every home sells over asking.” While multiple-offer situations are still happening, especially in sought-after South Shore towns like Scituate, Marshfield, and Pembroke, not every property sells for more than its list price. Pricing strategy, location, and condition remain critical factors. “Waiving contingencies is the only way to win.” Waiving inspections or financing contingencies can expose buyers to unnecessary risks. A skilled buyer's agent can craft a competitive offer without jeopardizing protections that safeguard your investment. “Spring is the only good time to sell.” Life changes don't always align with the seasons—and neither do buyers. Families relocating, downsizers seeking condos, and first-time buyers entering the market keep demand strong year-round. The Importance of Representation We emphasized the value of hiring the right buyer's and seller's agents: A buyer's agent helps clients understand market value, negotiate effectively, and avoid pitfalls often encountered when browsing lead-generation websites. A seller's agent ensures your home is priced strategically, marketed locally and digitally, and guided through a smooth transaction to closing. Creating a real relationship with your Realtor—someone who knows both you and the local market—makes all the difference. Market Pulse: What We're Seeing Locally Inventory levels remain tight across the South Shore, but opportunities still exist for both buyers and sellers. New construction in towns like Plymouth and Kingston is providing options for families looking for modern layouts and energy efficiency. Meanwhile, established neighborhoods continue to attract buyers drawn to community feel and proximity to Boston. Takeaway for Buyers & Sellers Whether you're a first-time buyer, a growing family, or preparing to downsize, don't let myths or misinformation drive your decisions. The key is partnering with a trusted, local real estate professional who can provide clarity, advocate for your best interests, and guide you through today's competitive—but navigable—market.

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A Scituate man accused of murder turns himself in to police. Boston could be next in President Trump's immigration crackdown. A deadly boating accident kills two people and leaves another in critical condition in Maine. Stay in "The Loop" with WBZ NewsRadio. 

Many thanks to SRAA contributor Dan Greenall, who shares the following recording and notes:Broadcaster: WYFR Scituate MA transmitterDate of recording: May 02, 1974Frequency: 17.785 MHzReception location: Ancaster, Ontario, CanadaReceiver and antenna: Realistic DX-150A with long wire antennaNotes: Your Family Radio, WYFR is heard here via their Scituate, Massachusetts transmitter on May 2, 1974 at 2200 hours UTC on 17785 kHz shortwave.The station has a very colorful history:W2XAL (1927–1929)W1XAL (1929–1939)transmitter moved from Boston to Scituate, MA in 1936WRUL (1939–1966)WNYW (1966–1973)WYFR (1973-2013)transmitter moved to Okeechobee, FL in 1977transmitter purchased by WRMI in December 2013

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Send us a textHot days, hazy skies, and a tropical system brewing in the Atlantic—this week's weather has it all!In Episode #207 of Obsessed With the Weather, I've got your full day-by-day forecast for Scituate and the South Shore, the latest on Wednesday's potential thunderstorms, the windiest days ahead, and a tropical disturbance with a 90% chance of development.Plus—can you guess the average Boston Harbor water temperature in mid-August? I'll give you the answer at the end of the episode.Proudly sponsored by Scituate Family Dental with Dr. Yardley and Dr. Murphy—where your smile comes first.Hit play, stay informed, and stay weather-obsessed!

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Welcome to Monday Night Talk podcast for July 14, 2025! Guests and topics for this podcast includes Brockton City Council President Jeffrey Thompson sharing an update on the latest news from the city, including the process the process to pass the city's Fy2026 budget and the upcoming city election. Rachael Meyers, the founder of Scituate-based The Collective Co., a creative workspace dedicated to women and those who support them. Rachael will talk about the concept of the workspace, the “loneliness epidemic,” AI job impacts and how community spaces are at the forefront of support. Award-winning filmmaker Noube Rateau discusses the upcoming premiere of his newest documentary, “Report Card; Danger of Failing.” Do you have a topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com If you're a fan of the show and enjoy our segments, you can either download your favorite segment from this site or subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes & Spotify today!  Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci, Copyright © 2025.

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Send us a textA late May Nor'easter appears to be on the way. Temperatures struggle well below normal in the week ahead. We have reached a significant sunset time. The all important Memorial Day forecast. The hottest and coldest Memorial days in Boston. All that and the weekly weather preview for the final full week of May from May 18 - May 25, 2025 on Episode #199 of Obsessed With The Weather… Enjoy! Support the show

Send us a textA nice warm up ahead. Not many chances of rain. Significant milestone times of our sunrises and sunsets are coming up.  What type of weather pattern do we normally see in May? All that and the weekly weather preview for the second full week of May from May 11 - May 18, 2025 on Episode #198 of Obsessed With The Weather… Enjoy! Support the show

Send us a textAn unsettled week of weather ahead this week. Our current drought status update. How much daylight we have gained since the Winter Solstice. What is the current altitude of the Sun at its highest point in our sky this time of year?. All that and the weekly weather preview for the first full week of May from May 4 - May 11, 2025 on Episode #197 of Obsessed With The Weather… Support the show

Send us a text What our drought status is. A few chances for rain this week. What is the snowfall record for May? The impact of the sea breeze in Scituate. All that and the weekly weather preview for the final week of April and the beginning of May on Episode #195 of Obsessed With The Weather… Support the show

Send us a textJoin me for this fascinating and energizing episode of Obsessed With the Weather, featuring none other than Scituate's own Mark Fenton!Mark is a nationally recognized expert in public health, a dynamic professional speaker, and an author who's on a mission to make our communities healthier through smarter design. In this episode, we talk about his incredible work helping towns across the country become more walkable, bikeable, and people-friendly.We also get into his past life as a coach at the elite race walking level, his current consulting work, and—of course—how weather plays a key role in shaping the way we move through our environments. Whether it's sunshine or snowflakes, Mark's inspiring perspective will have you rethinking your daily routine—and might just be the push you need to get outside and move more, no matter what the forecast says.You're going to love this one—enjoy episode #196! Support the show

Send us a textJoin co-hosts Scotia, Steve, and Goose Maguire as we explore... What is the deal with all this rain and the pattern we are in? Amazingly enough, we are still in a drought, we'll talk all about it—the all-important Easter Sunday forecast. Temperatures are trending back to normal. What is the most rainfall in a day? (The answer may surprise you)  For April 13- April 20, 2025, on episode #194 of Obsessed With the Weather.  Support the show

Send us a textAll about April as we welcome April to Southern New England. What is our current drought status?  More clouds and rain are coming—another week of a temperature rollercoaster. Our daylight gains begin to slow down. What is the name of the April Full Moon? All that and the weekly weather preview for the first week of April from March 30-April 6, 2025, on episode #192 of Obsessed With the Weather.  Enjoy! Support the show

March came in like a Lion and will go out like a lion! There are multiple chances for precipitation this week. We go into a slightly below-average temperature pattern this week. Daylight gains continue but will start to slow down.  How much snow usually falls in March?  All that and the weekly weather preview for the final week of March from March 23 - March 30, 2025, on episode #191 of Obsessed With the Weather.  Support the show

Astronomical spring officially begins this week! When the equinox happens. Some serious rain on the way. The all-important parade day forecast. Name this sound? St. Patrick's Day is upon us.  A very March week ahead. We continue our maximum daily sunlight gains.  All that and the weekly weather preview for the third week of March from March 16 - March 23, 2025 on episode #190 of Obsessed With the Weather.  Support the show

We spring forward 1 hour.  We gain our most sunlight per day of the calendar year starting this week. What causes a Sea breeze? The all important early Scituate St. Patrick's Day Parade forecast.  The late sunsets have started. Above average high temperatures will be the theme for most of the week.  All that and the weekly weather preview for the first week of March from March 9 - March 16, 2025 on episode #189 of Obsessed With the Weather.  Enjoy! Support the show

The podcast is back from vacation! A warm up is on the way as we go above average for our high temperatures. A pretty dry week ahead. Is winter losing its grip? March begins later this week. What is the windiest month of the year in Boston? We are gaining huge chunks of daylight. All that and the weekly weather preview for February 23 - March 2, 2025 on episode #187 of Obsessed With the Weather. Support the show

The Scituate Animal Shelter takes truth in advertising very seriously. As WBZ's Suzanne Sausville tells us…. they don't mince words when it comes to describing the character defects of some of their adoptable cats and dogs.

We're into an active winter pattern. The second week of February is upon us.  Temperatures look to be colder than normal. More chances for snow coming up. How well do you know your ice thickness? We are gaining lots of daylight back. Clippers systems are the storms of the season so far. All that and the weekly Weather Preview for February 8 - February 16, 2025 on Episode #186 of Obsessed With the Weather.  Enjoy! Support the show

Kyle and Owen converse with Mark Puzzangara, the head coach of Scituate High School's lacrosse team. The discussion covers various coaching philosophies, the importance of fostering young talent, and building a resilient team culture. The episode also delves into Scituate's significant run to the state finals, marked by emotional challenges, the impact of losing two assistant coaches, and the community's support. Puzzangara shares insights into maintaining team morale and staying competitive, providing listeners with both strategic advice and a heartfelt narrative about perseverance in sports.   Topics   02:20 Coaching Journey and Background 03:40 Youth Programs and Player Development 08:09 Defensive Strategies and Philosophy 12:31 Challenges and Adaptations in Lacrosse 19:56 Depth and Team Dynamics 22:42 Unique Home Field Advantages 23:44 Coaching at a Small School 24:20 Challenges of Multi-Sport Athletes 25:55 Division Realignment and Competitive Play 27:03 Post-COVID Turnaround 27:52 Impact of Freshman Talent 32:16 Innovative Drills and Training 39:30 Emotional Journey to the State Finals 47:02 Conclusion and Farewell

The podcast is back! The final  week of January is on the way. A January thaw before another quick burst of cold air toward the end of the week. Our basically snowless winter looks to continue. How much snow does Boston average per winter? We are gaining lots of daylight back. All that and the weekly Weather Preview on Episode #185 of Obsessed With the Weather. Enjoy! Support the show

This week, a dry pattern is coming up—temperatures are regulating back toward average. Pond skating and backyard skating are fantastic this week. The coldest temperature ever recorded in the lower 48 states. Big daylight gains in both the morning and the afternoon this week. All that and the weekly weather preview for January 12—January 19, 2025.Enjoy! Support the show

The cold of winter is setting in. All about ice and ice safety. Temperatures will be well below normal.  Dry, quiet, cold and windy conditions ahead.. We have started gaining sunlight. What are the safe ice thicknesses?  All that and the weekly weather preview for January 5-January 12, 2025 next on episode #183..  Enjoy!Support the show

We officially welcome 2025. A look back at 2024. The all important New Year's Eve forecast. A temperature roller coaster kicks in. Quite an unsettled pattern is on the way. We have started gaining sunlight. What is fog?  All that and the weekly weather preview for December 29, 2024 - January 5, 2025 on episode #182.  Enjoy! Support the show

We kick off the month of December. The all important Scituate high school football super bowl forecast. Seasonally cold temperatures are the story this week. We begin our earliest sunsets of the calendar year. Perhaps a touch of snow is coming up.  What our warmest day ever recorded in December has been.  All that and the weekly weather preview for December 1 - December 8, 2024 on episode #179. Enjoy! Support the show

Join hosts Scotia and Steve Maguire as we explore the topics of... We finally have some legitimate rain in the forecast for this week. The new drought monitor report. Hints at a major weather pattern change are in the works. A week ahead without a super warm day.  What our sunlight situation looks like. What the average amount of southern New England November precipitation looks like.  All that and the weekly weather preview for November 17 - November 24, 2024 on episode #178.Enjoy! Support the show

Join co-hosts Scotia and Steve Maguire on the following topics:  Veteran's Day weather. How dry we are here in southern new england. We are getting back to generally seasonal temperatures. What our sunlight situation looks like. What causes Indian Summer? All that and the weekly weather preview for November 10 - November 17, 2024, on episode #177. Enjoy! Support the show

The all important Halloween forecast.  We say goodbye to October. We set the clocks back this week. What is the most snow ever recorded in Boston in November? All that and the weekly weather preview for the final full week of from October 27 - November 3, NEXT on episode #175 of the Obsessed With The Weather podcast.Enjoy! Support the show

Temperatures will soar to start the week! Our dry stretch of rainless days continues. All about the drought monitor report. No big storms on the horizon at all. What is the record high temperature for October of all time in Boston? All that and the weekly weather preview for the final full week of from October 20 - October 27, NEXT on episode #174 of the Obsessed With The Weather. Support the show

Think about running ONE HUNDRED miles... ONE HUNDRED MILES! My guest on episode #168 has not only done it once, he's done it multiple times. Join me for this inspiring and motivational interview of Scituate's own Matthew Hoadley. He talks all about his incredible races and how the weather impacts everything from prep, to gear to race planning. He's amazing! Enjoy! Support the show

Temperatures drop well below normal. Rain is on the way to start the week. We continue to lose sunlight in big chunks. The big coastal storms are staying well south of us.What is Boston's windiest month? All that and the weekly weather preview for the week of October 6 - October 13, NEXT on episode #173 of the Obsessed With The Weather. Enjoy! Support the show

October begins this week. We will look at the temperature trend. A pretty dry week. We continue to lose sunlight, but the rate slows down. How cold has it been in October?  All that and the weekly weather preview for the first week of October, next, on Episode #172 of Obsessed With the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

We welcome Astronomical fall to the Northern Hemisphere this week. The wrap-up of this impactful Nor'easter. More rain chances soon. When the actual Autumnal Equinox happens. What is air temperature measuring? How much sunlight do we continue to lose? All that and the weekly weather preview for the final full week of September 22 - September 29, 2024, next, on episode #171 of Obsessed With the Weather! Support the show