Living The Good LIfe Podcast is an updated version of The Good Life, WPRO radio's LIVE exclusive program, and it's now online. Informative and entertaining, this new program features great food, great wine and a wide range of topics, from acupuncture to yoga, special guest interviews, news and highlights of special events throughout New England...and sometimes, beyond. We hope you'll enjoy listening to Living The Good Life.
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As marijuana legalization expands across the country and sports betting becomes part of everyday entertainment, are we paying enough attention to the unintended consequences? In this episode of Living The Good Life , Deb Morais and Steve Kass discuss a recent Wall Street Journal article examining whether public opinion on marijuana is beginning to shift as more research emerges on addiction,…
Tanglewood season opens with an eclectic line up that hosts Deb & Steve attended, from Jazz at LIncoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis to Paul Simon to Jerry Garcia's Symphonic Celebration with the Boston Pops to James Taylor on July 4th. Added to the evening line up was the Talks & Walks at the Tent Club featuring Emanuel Ax and moderator, Anthony Fogg. Listen in on an informal conversation…
In this episode of Living the Good Life, Deb and Steve welcome Major General Reginald A. Centracchio, a RI retired adjutant general and lifelong musician, who now leads big band performances and coordinates live music for Scituate’s 250th anniversary celebrations. The General shares how he blends military discipline with musical passion, organizing parades, concert series, and community events…
In this episode of Living the Good Life , Deb Morais speaks with Lauren Fogarty, Rhode Island program coordinator for RI 250, about how the Ocean State is commemorating the nation’s 250th anniversary. Lauren highlights Rhode Island’s outsized role in the American Revolution - from the burning of the Gaspee and early independence from the Crown to the First Rhode Island Regiment and General…
On this week's episode Deb and Steve spoke with Rick Simone, the Deputy Director of the Providence Tourism Council, President of the Federal Hill Commerce Association, President of the RI Small Business Coalition, and a member of the Board of Directors of Waterfire. Rick discussed Rhode Island's summer events, highlighting the St. Joseph's Feast on Federal Hill, which drew 50,000 people over three…