Featured Shows
The Fairness Doctrine | 
 LISTEN LIVE | AUDIO | CALL IN: 508-384-TALK The Fairness Doctrine reaches more than 3 million people throughout Massachusetts and worldwide, broadcasting live on WDIS AM 1170, WNSH AM 1570, and online weekdays from 3-5 PM. The prorgam is hosted by conservative Chuck Morse and liberal Patrick O'Heffernan. Political issues, current events, and more are brought to the table each week. Check out the blog to see what's next on the show and more.
 Patrick O'HeffernanProgressive co-host of The Fairness Doctrine is a former Professor of Political Science and Mass Media at Georgia Tech and host of the "Uplinks" media critique segment on Saturday All Things Considered on NPR. He is an award winning television and online producer, and currently blogs and podcasts as Dr. O at SocialEdge, the Skoll Foundation's independent online community. He holds a PhD in International Relations from M.I.T. has been awarded an Emmy, four Addy's, and a Webby Honors, among other awards. He has published 5 books and ghost written others including the New York Times business best seller, "The E-Myth: Why Most Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It". A project he co-launched, The North Asia Nuclear Free Zone, was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize in 2005.
 Chuck MorseFormer US Congressional Candidate Boston radio legend Chuck Morse is a veteran radio talk show host from the Boston area. He is formerly the CEO of City Metro Enterprises, a national advertising/media distribution enterprise. He has written op-eds that have been published in the Boston Globe, the Washington Times, the Newton Tab, World Net Daily, Newsmax, Frontpage Magazine, and elsewhere.
Mr. Morse has hosted the cable TV show "Morse's Code" and is the author of seven books. Chuck was a candidate for U.S. Congress in 2004 and 2006 and campaigned against Rep. Barney Frank. A guitarist, Chuck lives in Boston with his wife and 10 year old daughter. For radio syndication or advertising please call Chuck Morse at (617) 271- 5044 or email. Lunch With Len |
 Hosted by Leonard Mintz, a Norton, Mass. resident, RV owner, and staunch conservative, Lunch with Len covers a wide range of issues, from politics to culture and current events and more every day on WDIS from noon to 1 PM. Mintz gives away regular prizes, and is always looking for audience participation. Whether you agree with Leonard or not on his opinions, ideas, and thoughts, you'll enjoy hearing his clear, crisp voice every day at lunchtime. Call 508-384-TALK (8255) or email Leonard to express your opinion about anything he says. EVERY WEDNESDAY, TUNE INTO LUNCH WITH LEN FOR AN EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW OF THE WALPOLE TIMES WITH EDITOR STEPHANIE SOUTHWORTH GEARY. ONLY ON WDIS AND LUNCH WITH LEN.
Driving Business With The Chamber |
In Partnership with the Neponset Valley Chamber of Commerce
Weekdays 5:00-5:30 PM
Producers: Dan Collier, Sergio Garcia Talk Of The Town |
Weekdays 5:30-6:00 PM
Hosted by Dan Collier, Talk of the Town is one of the longest-running programs on WDIS and features interviews with local and national newsmakers, book authors, entertainers, comedians, politicians, and more. Talk of the Town is originally produced and aired right from the WDIS studios in Norfolk, Mass. Unlike most other WDIS shows, unfortunately Talk of the Town does not accept calls from listeners.Check out the Talk of the Town blog to find out which important guests were on the show recently, learn more about the guests, or download audio. Eye On The Ball |
Sundays 3:00-4:00 PM
Check out Eye on the Ball's weekly parody of the news! NewsFlash is here. (Disclaimer: NewsFlash solely represents the views of Ari Massefski, and does not represent the views of WDIS AM 1170, Discussion Radio, Inc., or any of its affiliates or partners.) Ari Massefski in his Own Words:In 2004, I participated in the L'Chaim project, which gave me an opportunity to be filmed while interviewing Holocaust survivors. From then on, I knew I wanted to spend my life on the air. A year later, I began doing play-by-play of Little League baseball games on Sharon Community Television. In 2007, I started hosting my own TV show, also called Eye on the Ball, on SCTV. It was a sports interview show, and I had the privilege of interviewing many famous guests, including Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe and Rich Gedman, formerly of the Boston Red Sox. In the summer of 2008, I began broadcasting American Legion baseball games live on WDIS, and in December of 2008, I started to host Eye on the Ball, my first live show. I am eighteen years old, a senior at the Maimonides School in Brookline, MA. I am not sure yet what I plan to do after graduation; I have already been accepted to one college and I am weighing my options as I wait to hear from several more. I plan to pursue a career in broadcast journalism wherever I go, and I know that I will always remember my WDIS roots. The Sam Obar Show |
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Driving Business with the Chamber, hosted by veteran WDIS talk radio personality Dan Collier and produced in partnership with the Neponset Valley Chamber of Commerce, airs live daily from 5:00-5:30 PM on WDIS. On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, the show broadcasts live from a state-of-the-art remote studio at Tastings Wine Bar & Bistro at Patriot Place. On Thursdays and Fridays it airs from the WDIS studio in Norfolk, MA. Live broadcasts with NVCC members will focus on promoting your business, as well as general topics and insight into success and strategies for growth, management and general business health. Local business owners can get ideas for generating revenue and get tips on running their business. Even local consumers will be interested to listen and learn what great businesses exist in the Neponset Valley.
Hosted by 18-year-old Ari Massefski, Eye on the Ball covers a wide range of subjects. Ari will keep you entertained with a mixture of news, sports, informational reports, and even a bit of comedy. To join the discussion, call 508-384-TALK (8255) or 
