I heard about spirits possibly haunting the WBSM studio and our building overall, but never gave it a second thought – until I had my own ghostly experience.
A surprise package from the White House arrived at WBSM today, for us to deliver to Irene Miller, the New Bedford woman who recently turned 110 years old.
You may have heard WBSM's Phil Paleologos and Tim Weisberg recalling the legendary performance of the Karaoke Blackbelts during the morning show this week. But unless you were there, you may have no idea what went down on this legendary night of rock and roll history.
The Rochester Police Department sent out a notice warning residents of a phone scam. Our own Tim Weisberg was called by “legal support services.” Here’s Tim with the call.
When Tropical Storm Hermine (or rather, her remnants) began bearing down on the Southcoast on Labor Day morning, I was in the WBSM studio, filling in for Phil Paleologos. I was looking out the window, watching the wind swirling trash around the parking lot, when it passed through my field of vision--a crisp dollar bill...
Radio legend Dave Kane returns to the WBSM airwaves on The Tim Weisberg Show to share the story of his son Nicky O'Neill, who perished in the Station Nightclub fire 12 years ago this past Friday.
Dave told Tim how, following Nicky's death, he still gave signs to his loved ones that he was still around--including a mysterious call from his non-working cell phone...
On Saturday morning's show, I had the opportunity to interview Shea Allard, a 2007 Wareham High school graduate who went on to play college ball at Delaware and had a brief training camp stint with the Green Bay Packers.
Now, Shea is trying to get back into the league with a unique plan that involves visiting all 10 scouting combines in the hopes of making an NFL roster...
So this past Saturday was the first edition of The Tim Weisberg Show, because apparently I did a good job fooling the higher-ups here at WBSM that what they really need is more of me on the radio each Saturday.