Episode #1: April 25, 2022 
Derek talks about his history and his background as well as returning to the Town as the Town Manager. Among the topics discussed are both short term goals and long range plans for the community including communications.
Episode #2: May 2, 2022 
Special Town Meeting for June 2022, U.S. Environment & Public Works Subcommittee Field Hearing on Nuclear Plant Decommissioning in Plymouth 5/6/22, Potential Land Purchase in Chiltonville, Plymouth County Commissioner's RFP for the Woodlot, Boston South Developer's upcoming Public Meeting
Episode #3: May 23, 2022
Results of the recent Town Elections, the upcoming Special Town Meeting, Beach Openings and Rain Barrel availability
Episode #4: May 31, 2022
FORWARD legislation coming from the state, Update on the Chiltonville property and the latest on the woodlot update with Boston South Development.
Episode #5: June 6, 2022 
Betty Cavacco, Chair of the Plymouth Select Board and Derek discuss the Select Board reorganization and its goals for 2023. Also discussed is Holtec and wastewater and the possibility of setting up a 311 communications system for residents to report non emergency issues that the Town can address on an ongoing basis.
Episode #6: June 13, 2022
Town Manager Derek Brindisi discusses the upcoming June Plymouth Special Town Meeting with its date and articles 1 and 2.  Derek also discusses the Board of Health receiving an award and the press conference of a grant announcement regarding the wastewater treatment plant using ARPA funds on Wednesday June 22 at the Plymouth Airport.
Episode #7: June 27, 2022
Town Manager Derek Brindisi discusses a whole host of topics happening within the community: a review of the Special June Town Meeting outcomes, the ARPA funding distribution from Plymouth County of $2.2 million dollars to the town for an upgrade of the Wastewater Treatment Plant at the Plymouth Municipal Airport including a description of the project and the June 22 press conference; the retirement of longtime Airport Manager Tom Maher, marking an end to 27 years with the Town and upcoming 4th of July events.