Frank Falvey - WFPR

In this episode, Frank Falvey sits down with Beth Wierling, candidate for Franklin Planning Board, to discuss her background, the projects taking place in Franklin, and changes he'd like to bring to town as part of the Planning Board.

In this episode, Frank Falvey sits down with Ted Cormier-Leger, candidate for Franklin Town Council, to discuss his background, the projects taking place in Franklin, and changes he'd like to bring to town as part of the Town Council.

In this episode, Frank Falvey sits down with Nancy Danello, Franklin's current acting Town Clerk running for election, to discuss her background, the work she does for the town, and changes she's that are taking place.

In this episode, Frank Falvey sits down with Melanie Hamblen, current Town Councilor running for reelection, to discuss her background, the work she's done so far on the Town Council, and the changes she'd still like to see in Franklin.

In this episode, Frank Falvey sits down with Meghan Whitmore, candidate for the Franklin School Committee, to talk about her background, why she's running and the changes she'd like to see come to the Franklin schools.

In this episode, Frank Falvey sits down with Camille Bernstein, a candidate for Franklin School Committee, to discuss her background, why she's running, and the changes she'd like to see come to the Franklin schools.

In this episode, Frank Falvey sits down with Alan Earls to discuss his candidacy for Town Council, his background, and the changes he'd like to see come to the town of Franklin.

In this episode, Frank Falvey sits down with Town Councilor Andy Bissanti to discuss his background, the current real estate market in Franklin, the changes coming to town, the budget and so much more.

In this episode, Frank Falvey sits down with Jane Callaway-Tripp, a candidate for the Town Council in the Town of Franklin, to discuss her campaign, her beliefs and the changes she'd like to bring to town.

In this episode, Frank discusses the Great American Rescue Plan, the debt ceiling and current economic situation in the US.

In this episode, Frank sits down with Natalia Linos, a candidate running for a seat in the US House of Representatives, to discuss her background, her work as a Harvard epidemiologist, and the changes she'd like to bring in the position.

In this episode, Frank sits down with town clerk Nancy Danello, town administrator Jamie Helen, and Steven Sherlock from Franklin Matters, to discuss the upcoming election, their positions in town and the positions that are being voted on.

In this episode, Frank sits down with Dr. Michael Walker Jones, a retired educator and consultant at Boston University and Curry College, to discuss the Black Lives Matter movement, the need for conversation and reconciliation, and the work that stands before the US to improve race relations.

In this episode, Frank talks with Matt Kelly, a republican candidate runnning for the Masssachusetts state senate, about growing up here in Franklin, his work in local politics, and what he wants to achieve working in the state senate.

In this episode, Frank sits down with Julie Hall, republican nominee for the fourth Congressional district covering Franklin and its surrounding towns, to discuss her background, the position she's running for and the changes she'd like to help bring.

In this episode, Frank sits down with Massachusetts State Rep. Jeff Roy, to talk about his candidacy for reelection, his career in Franklin and Mass politics, and the work Jeff is doing to improve the state.

In this episode, Frank sits down with Agawam town official Cece Calabrese to discuss the push for Rank Choice Voting in Massachusetts; why the call for changing the voting system, the pros and cons of this move and the hurdles that currently stand in the way.

In this episode, Frank sits down with Franklin Town Counselor Andy Bissanti to discuss his candidacy for State Representative for Franklin and Medway. They discuss Andy's background, what's happening here in Franklin, and what he hopes to change as State Represetative.