Thank you Dr. Michael Hirsh
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Since the beginning of Covid Dr. Michael Hirsh has joined Talk of the Commonwealth on a weekly basis to ensure transparency and that accurate information is being given to the public. Now with Covid in the rear view mirror, Dr. Hirsh and other health officials will continue to appear on the Radio Worcester Network but not on a weekly basis. Hank and Dr. Hirsh talk about the last few years and where we are headed now that we have moved from the pandemic to the endemic.
SHOW SCHEDULE
6:45 AM – Health Report
Dr. Michael Hirsh gives you updates on recent health news, local health issues and health related topics.
8:50 AM-Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce Radio Blast
9:05 AM- Senior Games
9:30 AM- Let’s Talk Taxes with Dr. Satya Mitra
Nancy Cahalen with the Better Business Bureau
protects us against scams.
8:50 AM-Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce Radio Blast
Worcester Mayor Joe Petty on the issues facing
the 2nd largest city in New England.
8:50 AM-Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce Radio Blast
Presented by the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce
City Manager Eric Batista
talks about the issues facing Worcester.
Nikki Erskine from the Worcester Development
Office fills us in on all the happenings around town.
Worcester Congressman James McGovern on the top issues out of Washington D.C.
8:50 AM-Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce Radio Blast
Dr. Charles Steinberg shares all of the latest on the Worcester Red Sox.
Presented by Kill the Ball Media
Local experts on the left and right look at the top national stories of the week.
8:50 AM-Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce Radio Blast
with Lisa Condit
with Lee Gaudetter
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