The Tim Weisberg Show

New Bedford City Council President Ryan Pereira joins Tim and answers caller questions regarding the City's election office not conducting a regular auditing of the voter rolls.

Tim talks about Councilor Brian Gomes looking into the need for an audience regulating e-bikes, minibikes and scooters in New Bedford.

Tim looks at the July 4 weekend in the news.

Tim takes calls on the Dartmouth Mall's new policy on shoppers under the age of 18.

A new rock-throwing experience has opened in Fall River.

Tim talks about the Dartmouth Mall's new rules for shoppers under age 18.

First, Tim is joined by actor and comedian T.J. Miller to discuss his upcoming show on Nantucket and more. Then, Melissa Viera joins Tim for "Wet Nose Wednesday," discussing how to help dogs deal with July 4 fireworks and the impending heatwave.

A Dartmouth Mall security guard calls in to inform the audience about a new policy for shoppers under 18.

Tim talks about the fireworks problem.

New Bedford City Council President Ryan Pereira joins Tim to discuss "Cut Night," and he takes issue with Mayor Jon Mitchell's comments on the council's cuts.

Tim asks where he might find working payphones across the SouthCoast.

Tim has the latest on the vehicle in the water in Pawtucket.

Ward 3 Councilor and Lt. Governor candidate Shawn Oliver discusses the State Ballot Law Commission's ruling on his opponent's signatures.

A kid hit by a train, a car going into the water, and a duck boat flipping over.

Tim talks about the good news for New Bedford's Shawn Oliver, but the bad news overall for the Massachusetts GOP.

Tim speaks with guitarist Vinnie Moore of UFO about his upcoming show at The Vault Performing Arts Center & Pub in New Bedford.

Today's Fun Friday question: what restaurant do you wish was still around?

Tim talks about the New Bedford Licensing Board's decisions regarding new alcohol permissions.

Tim talks about a new report that looks at who Massachusetts is rooting for in the World Cup after Team USA.

Mike Wankum announced his retirement.

Tim talks about the City of New Bedford and WBSM teaming up for a Star-Spangled Soundtrack to the July 3 fireworks.

Melissa Viera joins Tim for "Wet Nose Wednesday," discussing how you can train your dog in as little as 30 seconds per day.

Mary wants bear meat...until Tim tells her how much it will cost.

Tim shares Mayor Jon Mitchell's reaction to the city council's "Cut Night."

Tim talks about the 85th anniversary of the release of "Citizen Kane."

An app chatter wants to know which city councilor people would want to see as mayor of New Bedford?

Tim says what he battled to get into the studio is some of the worst flooding he's ever experienced.

New Bedford City Council President Ryan Pereira gives us a rundown of how "Cut Night" will work that evening.

Tim talks about how visitors for the World Cup are trying to bring ranch dressing onto airplanes.

Tim talks about the Xfinity Center experience for 2026.

Tim discusses the sign put up at Dartmouth High School by the Gay-Straight Alliance that says, "Have a gay summer" and the controversy around it.

Today's Fun Friday question: what is/was one of your father's favorite sayings?

The New Bedford City Council says it has found the funds to keep Fire Station 9 open, but will Mayor Jon Mitchell use the savings for that reason?

A caller brings up the Scots that are in Massachusetts for the World Cup, and Tim talks about how it will pay dividends for years to come.

Tim discusses the "PR hit" the City of New Bedford could take with incoming businesses or real estate development if Fire Station 9 closes.

Tim explains where the music went on the local WBSM talk shows.

Melissa Viera joins Tim for "Wet Nose Wednesday," discussing how training hound dogs is different from training other dogs.

Tim questions if Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Shortsleeve is serious with his latest announcement.

Tim discusses New Bedford Police defending their use of the Flock Safety camera system, and later he gets into it with Mary over a news report.

Tim talks about the breaking news that the FBI foiled a planned attack at the UFC event on the White House lawn.

Alan M. Leventhal, former U.S. Ambassador to the Kingdom of Denmark, joins Tim to discuss his new organization Common Sense for the Commonwealth and his visit to New Bedford.

Tim talks about the passing of Eddie Andelman.

Tim takes his second call of the morning on objects that disappeared without a trace.

Manny "The Money Man" Rezendes joins Tim for "Money Monday," discussing how to retire if we do indeed end up in a recession.

"The Tim Weisberg Show" is your morning look at everything happening across the SouthCoast. Join WBSM's Tim Weisberg as he talks to those in the know about things happening in New Bedford, Fall River and beyond.

Gilly is still fired up over the lack of street numbers listed on New Bedford buildings.

Today's Fun Friday question, in honor of the release of "Disclosure Day": are UFOs real, and what do you think they are?

"The Tim Weisberg Show" is your morning look at everything happening across the SouthCoast. Join WBSM's Tim Weisberg as he talks to those in the know about things happening in New Bedford, Fall River and beyond.

High school lacrosse players were forced to forfeit a state tournament game after players violated the MIAA tobacco policy with cigars that weren't tobacco.

New Bedford won't seek a 3 a.m. last call despite the recent law passed in Massachusetts.