Local business APC Pest highlights 45 years in Medfield ahead of 375th parade
May 08, 2026 | Medfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
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A recorded sponsor profile on the Up to Speed podcast spotlights APC Pest and Termite Control and its owner, Betty Goden, ahead of Medfields 375th anniversary parade.
In the clip, Betty Goden introduces herself: "My name is Betty Goden. My company is called APC Pest and Termite Control. We have been in business since 1981." She describes operating in Medfield for decades, recalling participation in prior town anniversaries and saying the parade is "a great marketing opportunity" for local businesses. Goden encouraged other business owners to contribute and be represented on promotional materials.
Podcast hosts framed the segment as part of a series profiling 375th anniversary sponsors and noted that the videos help listeners learn about the people behind local businesses. Hosts said the shoots have been an opportunity to meet longtime residents and newer entrepreneurs.
The episode also previewed upcoming sponsor shoots at Holistic Wellness and a local landscaping company referenced in the episode as "Sam Whiten Sons," and described in-kind donations some businesses have made to Medfield TV projects.
The profile is presented as community-interest content rather than a municipal announcement; no municipal endorsement or public funding tied to this sponsor segment was stated on the podcast.
In the clip, Betty Goden introduces herself: "My name is Betty Goden. My company is called APC Pest and Termite Control. We have been in business since 1981." She describes operating in Medfield for decades, recalling participation in prior town anniversaries and saying the parade is "a great marketing opportunity" for local businesses. Goden encouraged other business owners to contribute and be represented on promotional materials.
Podcast hosts framed the segment as part of a series profiling 375th anniversary sponsors and noted that the videos help listeners learn about the people behind local businesses. Hosts said the shoots have been an opportunity to meet longtime residents and newer entrepreneurs.
The episode also previewed upcoming sponsor shoots at Holistic Wellness and a local landscaping company referenced in the episode as "Sam Whiten Sons," and described in-kind donations some businesses have made to Medfield TV projects.
The profile is presented as community-interest content rather than a municipal announcement; no municipal endorsement or public funding tied to this sponsor segment was stated on the podcast.
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