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TWIW Pod Ep. 6 2024 – Local Film Production, Gas Price Spikes, Expensive Mass.

By Tom Marino | April 29, 2024
Last Updated: April 29, 2024

In this sixth episode of the podcast in 2024, This Week in Worcester Tom Marino and Manny Jae Media Executive Producer John Keough discuss:

  • How recent discussion of local film production drying up ignores local producers;
  • Gas prices jump 19 cents last week;
  • A new study says Massachusetts is the most expensive state to live comfortably.

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