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Posted: December 12, 2013
NEREJ Radio celebrates one-year anniversary: Listen at nerej.com/radio
The NEREJ Radio show is celebrating its one-year anniversary. The first show aired on December 8, 2012.
The show is hosted by NEREJ's Rick Kaplan and co-host Eric Wilson. You will enjoy Kaplan and Wilson's humorous light-hearted banter interspersed with current real estate and business news as well as interviews with regional real estate and local business leaders.
Recent interviews included former state senator Scott Brown, Harold Brown of The Hamilton Co., Lisa Nickerson of Nickerson PR and Joe Fallon of The Fallon Company. The show is a big hit. Give it a listen, http://nerej.com/radio
The taped one hour show is currently broadcast on three media outlets.
* Money Matters Boston Radio network
* WBNW 1120AM (Boston)
* WESO 970AM (Southbridge)
* WCRN 830AM (Worcester)
* WPLM 1390AM (Plymouth)
* WTSN 1270AM (Dover, NH)
* WNTK 99.7FM (New London, NH)
* WUVR 1490AM (Lebanon, NH)
* URBusiness Network podcast (http://urbusinessnetwork.com/)
* and on the New England Real Estate Journal website (http://nerej.com/radio).
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