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Who’s Your Neighbor? William Flanagan Episode 97 Video

Who’s Your Neighbor? William Flanagan Episode 97 Video

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Who’s Your Neighbor? Episode 97 – Guest: William Flanagan, 42nd Mayor of Fall River

  • The Show’s Purpose: Exploring the “absolute” – from rock bottom to the pinnacle – finding light through struggle.

  • Politics & People: Why the podcast highlights local politicians as human beings, neighbors, and members of the community.

  • Fall River Media Past & Present: From the Herald News & WSAR to today’s lack of local coverage.

  • Election Insight:

    • Breakdown of the mayoral primary race – Paul Coogan, Gabriel Amaral, Christopher Silvia, Carlos Cesar, Michael Vandal.

    • Low turnout (7%), but highly engaged voters.

    • Flanagan’s perspective: 49% for the incumbent shows warning signs.

  • Campaign Lessons: Importance of connecting personally, knocking doors, being relatable.

  • Housing & Development: Rising costs, displacement of lifelong residents, and the need for balance in planning.

  • Route 79 & Waterfront Project: Flanagan’s role in lowering the highway, creating buildable land, and planning for growth.

  • Vision for Fall River: Arts, entertainment, museums, restaurants, music venues, and waterfront vibrancy.

  • Cannabis Industry:

    • Founding role in legal dispensaries.

    • Cosmopolitan dispensary (82 Hartwell St.) and Green City in Attleboro.

    • Focus on customer service, affordability, and cannabis as medicine.

  • Acting Career:

    • First film role with Stacey Dash (Lifetime movie).

    • The Roaring Game – comedy about curling, with Mickey Rourke & Rob Gronkowski.

    • Bad News on the Doorstep – mob drama with Sopranos cast & Chazz Palminteri.

  • Reflections on Public Service:

    • Joy of helping people.

    • Considering future political runs, now as a Republican.

  • Society & Community:

    • Reflections on tragic events, mental health, and community responsibility.

    • Importance of knowing your neighbor and restoring connection.

  • Closing: Appreciation for Studio B, Fall River, and the audience

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