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The South Shore’s Morning News on 95.9 WATD-FM

Society & Culture

The South Shore’s Morning News Week in Review -- Friday, April 14, 2023

2023-04-14

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This special podcast contains all inspiring interviews about The Boston Marathon. First, Rob talks with Scituate resident Jonathan Roche about running 26 straight Boston Marathons to raise money for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. His goal is 50 marathons. Next, it's a conversation with Greg MacCurtain and Shannon from The Abby Mac Foundation about Greg running the Boston Marathon twice in the span of three days. Greg tells us how he doing this for his disabled 12-year-old daughter Abby. And finally, Rob talks with Megan Zipin, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombings in 2013, about her new collection of poetry called "First Light".