The Tim Weisberg Show

Tim remembers the legendary Tim Curry.

Tim talks about the New Bedford City Council approving appropriation orders to fund Fire Station 9.

Tim talks about another incident of a Massachusetts police officer improperly using Flock cameras.

Melissa Viera joins Tim for Wet Nose Wednesday, discussing her article on how dogs can sniff out the eggs of the invasive spotted lanternfly.

Tim looks at the city council's next steps to ban Flock cameras in New Bedford.

Tim recaps the New Bedford City Council votes on Flock Safety cameras.

New Bedford City Council President Ryan Pereira joins Tim to discuss what happened at last week's city council meeting and what to expect tonight.

What will happen in tonight's City Council meeting?

Tim looks at what should happen if the New Bedford City Council takes up the four Flock-related motions again tonight.

Tim looks at Councilor Burgo's statement that he will make a motion to take the Flock items from tabled to a vote tomorrow night.

Councilor at Large Shane Burgo discusses his meeting tonight and what he hopes to accomplish. He also says he plans to make a motion to remove the Flock items from the table in Tuesday's meeting.

Tim talks about a meeting tonight in which Councilor at Large Shane Burgo will inform the public about council procedures following last week's chaotic council meeting.

Even as the Flock camera meeting discussion continues, listeners chime in about their experiences eating periwinkles.

Tim talks more about what happened in the city council chambers the night before.

Tim calls out the "petulant children" in the chamber that led to the previous night's New Bedford City Council meeting having to be suspended.

Tim and the callers discuss candidates' stances on Massachusetts' new abortion law, and Tim explains why the candidates' positions don't really matter.

Tim talks about Boston Celtics owner Bill Chisholm's comments about potentially building a new arena for the team.

Tim shares the update provided by New Bedford Police Chief Jason Thody shared regarding the audit of the department's use of the Flock Safety cameras.

Melissa Viera joins Tim for "Wet Nose Wednesday," discussing how to help dogs adjust when the kids go back to school.

The Find Mass Money website is a topic of discussion.

RI Governor Dan McKee is putting a pause on state-level Flock cameras until regulations can be put in place.

New Bedford City Council President Ryan Pereira joins Tim to discuss Mayor Mitchell's battle with the Department of Justice, the suspension of Flock cameras, and more.

Tim talks about the latest community to come out against Flock cameras.

Tim looks at two strange stories in the news, one with a tragic outcome.

Tim talks about Barry's article criticizing Sen. Elizabeth Warren for using a reality TV show to push her agenda on student loan debt.

Manny "The Money Man" Rezendes of Euclid Financial Services joins Tim for "Money Monday."

Tim talks about an incident where an overturned truck dumped thousands of pounds of squid all over the road in Narragansett.

Tim is joined by Colin Blunstone, lead singer of the legendary 60s British Invasion band The Zombies.

Today's Fun Friday question: what is the greatest movie of the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s?

Tim talking about vintage t-shirts prompts a caller to remember things she's found while thrifting.

Tim talks more about Mayor Mitchell's comments on Chris's show.

Tim discusses the Acton, MA teen who allegedly killed his mother and brother after reading about it on AI platforms.

Tim talks about Mayor Mitchell's appearance on Chris's show, blasting the Department of Justice over its voter list request.

New Bedford Light reporter Anastasia Lennon discusses her investigation into a New Bedford Police officer accused of using Flock cameras to track her ex. Later, Melissa Viera joins Tim for Wet Nose Wednesday.

Tim discusses the New Bedford Police Department putting a pause on the use of Flock cameras.

Tim talks about Mayor Mitchell's announcement that the City of New Bedford will not provide voter lists to the Department of Justice.

Callers discuss the increases to parking fines in New Bedford.

Tim talks about a story out of Charlestown, RI where someone stole a beach camera that was falsely reported as being Flock technology.

Tim looks at New Bedford Police increasing the fines of various parking infractions.

Tim discusses a new trial for Latarsha Sanders, the Brockton mother accused of murdering her sons in a voodoo ritual gone wrong.

Tim is joined by Lauren Jones, Secretary of Labor and Workforce Development for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, about her visit to New Bedford and helping young people find a career path.

Tim kicks off the week with his review of "Spiderman: Brand New Day" and more.

Tim shares some of his camping experiences.

Today's Fun Friday question: would you rather stay in a tent, cabin, hotel, or motel?

A caller shares memories of seeing movies at the Zeiterion when it was The State Theater.

Tim talks with Eric Offenberg of Weathervane Cottages about how his family has built an oasis just a short drive from the SouthCoast.

Tim discusses the closing of two more Massachusetts IHOP locations.

Tim posits an interesting theory about why Mike Minogue is reluctant to accept Shawn Oliver as the lieutenant governor nominee.

A caller reports seeing a bear cub in Fairhaven.

Should food from the Feast of the Blessed Sacrament be available via delivery apps like DoorDash and Grubhub?