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John Feinstein about the State of the Game in the Ivy League and His New Book THE ANCIENT EIGHTThe history of the Ivy League dates back to 1869 when Princeton played the first college football game against Rutgers. THE ANCIENT EIGHT explores Ivy League football today. To play in the NFL, one must maintain the highest academic standards and be a great football player. The rivalries are as intense, as are the strict rules–but there is also a genuine purity n the Ivy League.
All Elite Wrestling Superstar Roderick Strong - AEW will be at the Total Mortgage Arena tonight
Jordan Fenster, CT Insider talks about his piece Why Connecticut residents are heading out of state to buy cannabis: 'Our laws are strict’
Erik Semmel Vice President TAB Computer Systems joins Brian for Tech Tuesday. Topics this week are very AI heavy. Google, OpenAI to rely on news content from Legacy media to train AI. Should they be paying for the ability to use Legacy media to train the AI models?
Mike Cavanaugh UConn hockey coach gives his opinion on NHL Players and college players vs Canada.
Dom Amore, Courant Sports reporter fills Brian in on the Red Sox reunion at Mohegan Sun
Kristen Gauvin, President of Boxes to Boots. “Operations Cares 2024 - Giving Thanks to Our Troops”. Sat Nov 16.boxestoboots.org
Dutch Point CEO Charlyn Tanner, Dutch Point Credit Union, a fixture in the Greater Hartford community for 64 years, will break ground on its new main branch in Wethersfield.
Dennis Buden, House of Heroes Connecticut, Steve LePage, Superintendent District 7 (Barkhamsted, Colebrook, New Hartford and Norfolk) go over some of the events for this years Veterans Day
Erik Semmel of TAB Computer and Host of Computer Talk with TAB on this weeks episode of Tech Tuesday. Topics include, ChatGPT Search may not replace Google Search yet, Update Columbus OH (Thanks to the State of Maine) yes it looks like the Mayor lied and tried to lock up the whistleblower. So Microsoft is going to build Datacenters out of Wood to reduce their Carbon footprint. Amazon Datacenter Expansion stopped by energy Regulators, New Voting tabulators in use today replacing really old systems
Andrew Brown, of CT mirror.org breaks down his recent story "CT no-excuse absentee voting ballot question: Will voters approve?"
Brad Card of Card & Associates Government Relations talks with Brian about what President Trump should look to do now, and when he returns to the Office.
Themis Klarides looks back at last night and the Presidential and local races after election night.
George Logan calls in to make his final claim for your vote to send him to DC to represent the 5th District
The Governor's Prevention Partnership 35th Anniversary Celebration. Chris DiPentima is the president and CEO of CBIA along with Kelly Juleson, Co-President & Chief External Affairs Officer for Governor's Prevention Partnership discuss this years event
Keith Phaneuf, CTMirror.org talks about his piece "Could CT budget face emergency cuts despite plan to save $1.2B?Medicaid, retirement benefits, drive nearly $400 million in projected cost overruns."
Erik Semmel, Tech Tuesday. AI to create much more e-waste, Microsoft not Happy Google is competing with its Cloud Business.
Jesse Leavenworth of Hearts CT gives an update on agriculture contributes up to $4 billion to economy, 31,000 jobs. Along with an new story, CT correction department changes policy on ancient ritual after Wiccan inmate sues.
Ken Dixon, CTInsider, CT lawmakers request help counting ballots after 200K use early voting
Greg Bordonaro from the Hartford Business Journal discusses the latest on this week's CT Business Blend
Chris Powell calls in to discuss the race in the 5th district between Jahana Hayes and George Logan.
CT Insider's Dan Haar traveled the state to talk to voters. He explains what he heard from the people.
Christy Kovel from the Alzheimer's Association of CT joins us to discuss the medical advances and a great event you can be a part of.
Jim Himes represents the 4th District and is looking for another term. He talks about everything he has done and why he should be re-elected.
Michael Goldstein is The Republican Candidate that is running against Jim Himes in the 4th District. He discusses what his plans are if elected.
CCM Executive Director Joe DeLong on the more intricate details and findings of the 119K Commission Report and Connecticut’s educational crises? Executive Director DeLong was a 119K Commission member and a key component of the work done by the commission to identify needed change and adjustments to the state’s educational system and youth support services to ensure critical resources are available and to break down systemic barriers that hinder opportunity.
Mark Pazniokas of CT Mirror updates Brian on how day 1 and day 2 of early voting has gone.
Alison Cross is a reporter for the Hartford Courant talks with UConn faculty, students as they fear cuts amid projected deficit: ‘Alarming that I may not have a degree to finish’
Mike Anthony, reporter with Hearst discusses his piece, Geno Auriemma, Dan Hurley lean on UConn's 'strong foundation' as college sports landscape shifts.
Commissioner Tony Guerrera talks to encourage parents, guardians, and caregivers to have important conversations with their teen drivers about road safety during National Teen Driver Safety Week, October 20-26, 2024.
David Lightman breaks down the last couple week heading into the Presidential Election.
Jim O'Rourke, CEO Greater Waterbury YMCA discusses his rise tot he top in the YMCA from humble roots.
Raechel Guest - Director - Silas Bronson Library talks about the history of Waterbury with Brian live from Mary's Diner.
The Day of New London's Mike DiMauro discusses his latest piece about UConn and how they need Football to thrive to pay the bills.
Erik Hanson from the Hartford Wolfpack comes in to talk about the home opener and what fans can expect this season at the XL Center!
Chris Prue is the President of the Registrars of Voters Association of Connecticut. He discusses Early voting.
Junior Achievement rolls in with a massive announcement that will help them for years to come!
Senator Chris Murphy discusses a number of things locally and nationally including the upcoming elections
The President of the Hartford Yard Goats Tim Restall talks about the honor of The Goats winning Minor League Baseball's Organization of the Year.
Jamie McDonald from Bear's BBQ discusses the scene in Ashville NC where he has two restaurants and is feeding thousands of people each day.
Scott Brown is the Executive Director of Winding Trails. Bill Clark is the Program Manager for the Acoustic Music Festival. Together they talk about the 9th Annual Farmington Valley Acoustic Festival happening October 19, 2024.
CT GOP trying to hold two seats in increasingly blue Fairfield County; Democrats looking for gains. West Hartford community mourns Israelis one year after Hamas attack on October 7
Google Pixel - Anti-Theft feature – Knows if your phone is being stolen from you. Fools and their money are soon parted. You may want to consider deleting your 23andme data. Driverless Cars easily stopped to harass passengers
Lee Rogers of our sister station 98.9 WORD in Greenville, South Carolina updates us on the restoration efforts in the area after Hurricane Helene impacted North Carolina.
Jill Schlesinger explains why the focus returns to inflation (CPI), which will be released on Thursday 10/10 at 8:30ET. Consensus is for CPI to continue trending down, to 2.3% annually (from 2.5% in previous month).
The Head of Suffield Academy Charlie Cahn discusses the school and a big football game coming up!
Julie Harrison is the Garden Fairy. She talks about her business and the beautiful flowers involved.
The owners of the Barista Cafe join Brian to discuss how they got the business started!
Spencer Luthy Vice President of Harwinton Fair along with Kimberly Hanna, Portland Fair Treasurer remind us that fair season is almost over and its time to get out to a local fair in your area and enjoy them while they last.
Mike Cavanaugh, Coach, UConn hockey gives a preview of this upcoming season that starts Oct 4th at Storrs.
Lori Riley with the Hartford Courant discusses the Big E horse barn fire last week and what transpired during and after the event
Sandie Terenzi, Mike Price of The Livian Team with Keller Williams Legacy Partners give an update on the housing market in the area and thing to keep in mind when selling, or buying
Hackers could hijack your car with just a smartphone. Cloud threats have execs the most freaked out because they're not prepared
Jim Bergenn from Shipman and Goodwin discusses Mayor Eric Adams' case and where it could be headed.
Congressman from the 2nd District Joe Courtney talks about his campaign and what separates him from his opponent.
Congressman John Larson discusses his campaign and hope for re-election in the first district!
Mike France is the republican candidate running in the 2nd congressional district. He talks about his plans and how the campaign is going.
Attorney Chris Mattei talks about the Alex Jones case and updates when the payments will come.
George Logan continues his campaign in hopes to unseat Jahana Hayes in the 5th District.
Mayor Erin Stewart will not be seeking re-election in New Britain. Does this mean she's seeking higher office?
A lot of new tech news for this week and Erik and Brian get into as much as they can. Oh, AI is a thing now also.
The conversation covers various topics, including the 75th birthday of Bruce Springsteen, who has sold over 150 million records worldwide and is ranked 24th by Billboard. The discussion then shifts to vaping in schools, with 28% of high school students in Connecticut having vaped and 35% reporting secondhand vaping. Schools are using vape detectors to reduce vaping by 70-85%. The segment also touches on the financial challenges of retirement, the impact of job losses in Connecticut, and the potential of New Haven as a biotech hub. Additionally, the conversation highlights CRDA's role in housing development and a $100 million riverfront development in Enfield.
Jill Schlesinger, Jill Schlesinger, CFP®CBS News Business Analyst, Host of Jill On Money airing Saturdays from 4-6pm on WTIC. Fed Cuts, What’s Next? The most important data will be Friday's report, which will provide fresh data on inflation (PCE Index)
Sen Richard Blumenthal, talks about the Comprehensive legislation to create nationwide consumer protections and standards for sports betting. The SAFE Bet Act.
Alison Cross, Hartford Courant. CT schools using new technology to crack down on vaping. Company calls it ‘a smoke detector on drugs’
Greg Bordonaro is the editor of the Hartford Business Journal. CT’s labor market tightens, shedding 2K+ jobs in August. $100M mixed-use development eyed for Enfield’s riverfront.
Devra Sisitsky, Executive Director CT Maker Space CT, talks about the upcoming gala. Hurry! Ticket Sales Sales End September 22nd.
Norman Harold Patterson Jr is the founder of The YellowJacket Expert. He discusses Yellow Jackets and bees in general.
CBIA CEO Chris DiPentima calls in to discuss the CBIA Foundation and a long term economic action plan.
The Great Ray Dunaway comes by to talk about what he has been up to in retirement. Plus Governor Jodi Rell calls in to say hi, and Erik Semmel from Tab Computers talks about the latest scams to watch for!
Fair season is almost over. Berlin has a great fair if your looking for something to do this weekend.
We had a debate this week and a lot of other news out of the Nations Capitol. David Lightman from McClatchy News fills us in.
Hartford Mayor fills us in on some of the exciting events and improvements in Hartford over the next several months.
David Borges from CT Insider went to the White House with the UConn Men's Basketball team yesterday. He breaks it down.
Erik Semmel is back for Tech Tuesdays. Listen and Call Erik every Saturday on Computer Talk with Tab here on WTIC NewsTalk 1080!
WTNH Anchor and Reporter Sarah Cody talks about her new book on places to see in the state of Connecticut. Click the link below to buy it today!
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Rie Poirier-Campbell, our Executive Director, Hartford Performs. Talks about the importance of Arts in Education Week.
Emily McCave, Professor of Social Work Quinnipiac University talks about National Suicide Prevention Week and what we can do to help those ho may need help.
Kim and Jordan of Iconic Candy are working to bring back some old candy from the good ol days!
Week one of our NFL Picks with our friends of 96.5 WTIC FM. We tried to find Mark Christopher too......it wasn't easy!
The Courant's Ken Gosselin discusses the potential sponsors of the current XL Center in Hartford.
John Moritz from CT Insider did a story about how Draft Kings was fined for an online gambling issue. But is it fixed?... Is it FAIR?!
Commissioner of the DMV Tony Guerrera discusses school bus safety as the kids are all back to school now!
The President of the Hartford Yard Goats Tim Restall previews the last regular season homestand of the 2024 season as well as the upcoming playoff game at Dunkin Park.
The Senior Advocacy Director of AARP CT John Erlingheuser discusses the spending cap on CT Senior citizens.
A New TikTok trend about folks taping their mouths closed at bedtime to force them to breathe through their nose... Is it a good idea?... Dr Adrian Salmon from UConn Health's Sleep Disorders Center tells us.
Morgan Cunningham talks about his upcoming Spotlight CT show guest Mike Allan who was a great traffic reporter for WTIC for decades. You can listen to Spotlight CT every Saturday at 2PM on WTIC NewsTalk 1080
Kelly Juleson of the Governor's Prevention Partnership and Army Major General Barrye L. Price, who heads up the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America, in Washington, D.C.. Talk about the Governor's Prevention Partnership as Saturday is National Overdose.
Grace Miceli, a graduate student in Occupational Therapy and Leigha Scheman, an undergraduate Social Work student are part of The Students-in-Residence Program is a collaboration between Masonicare and Quinnipiac University. They discuss their experience so far.
Glenn Lungarini from CIAC discusses the fall season of sports as well as the national shortage of referees in high school sports.
Themis Klarides discusses the flood that did damage to her family business as well as Eversource pricing and this year's presidential election
It is Tech Tuesday with Tab Computer's Erik Semmel. Listen and Call Erik Saturday Mornings 9-11 here on WTIC for all your computer questions on Computer Talk with TAB
Astronauts are stuck in space without a way home. Lon Seidman talks about what they will do next.
Former Mayor of Hartford Luke Bronin discusses the DNC and other things leading up to the election
The Great Dennis House from WTNH discusses a great event to honor his late friend and co-worker Denise D'ascenzo and how you can be involved!
Major Josef Duva from the CT State Police talks about a great event coming up this weekend at Dunkin Park.
The CT Sun played the LA Sparks in a home game that wasn't at Mohegan Sun, but instead in TD Garden in Boston. They had over 19,000 fans pack the arena for their 69-61 win over the LA Sparks. But should Mohegan and Fans in Connecticut be worried about the team leaving?...
David Hopkins from the Urban League of Greater Hartford talks the Back to School community day and how you can help.
Themis Klarides calls in to talk how her business was affected by the flooding in the latest storms.
Julia Koulouris is from the Heirloom Market in Old Wethersfield. She talks about the upcoming Porchfest event!
Mark Thorsheim is riding his bike across America, and for a great cause. He calls from Oregon to let us know how it is going.
First Selectman Jeff Manville discusses how the floods devastated his town of Southbury
It is Tech Tuesday with Tab Computer System's Erik Semmel. Of course, listen every Saturday morning to Computer Talk with TAB right here on WTIC NewsTalk 1080!
Justin Harding owns the Boars Nest Bar and Oxford Axe Throwing. Both of his businesses were basically destroyed by the rain and flooding. Now he is rebuilding!
Oxford First Selectman George Temple discusses the flooding in his town and how the people are picking up the pieces.
Greg Bordonaro from the Hartford Business Journal discusses everything from new flights, to the state's distilleries and more!
Rachel Lenda is the Director of CT Tourism. She talks about the hidden gems of our state that you can visit before the kids go back to school.
Emily Foley is a shopping and trend expert at RetailMeNot. it is Tax Free week in the state of CT.
Todd Burton is the SVP and Chief Consumer Banking Officer at Thomaston Savings Bank. He discusses the challenges of buying a home these days and a bunch of hidden fees that people may not know about.
Seby Milardo is the owner of Melilli's in Portland where we spent our Friday for Darting Across Connecticut
Sean Hayes is the owner of Brownstone Park and Powder Ridge. He discusses things to do at the quarry and the upcoming ski season
Kim Hanna is the Portland Fair Treasurer. She talks about this year's fair and the improvements they have made
Ryan Curley is the First Selectman in Portland CT. He talks about the community and all the things the town has to offer
Bob Petzold from Petzold's Marine Center and Rep Christie Carpino discuss the happenings in Portland CT
President of the Hartford Yard Goats Tim Restall talks about the homestand against the Yankee Affiliate Somerset Patriots, the great upcoming promotions, and the overall vibe of this successful season so far!
Tom Cridland is performing his Elton John Tribute on August 21st at the Beautiful Simsbury Meadows.
Rep Bill Buckbee discusses the rising Eversource costs that are crippling users in the state of Connecticut. Can it be stopped?
Professor Matthew Schmidt discusses the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia and how Ukraine is trying to turn the tables.
Sen Blumenthal is back from Ukraine. He comments on his trip and the continued conflict.
Alison Cross previews what schools in state that will get phones out of the classrooms.
Matthew Corey got the win over Gerry Smith in the Primary and now he turns his attention to November against Chris Murphy
Food Review Extraordinaire Daym Drops joins the Morning Show to discuss the upcoming foot items at his Daym Drops night at the Hartford Athletic game. He also discusses his new show that you can watch now!
Matthew Corey is running against Gerry Smith for the right to face Chris Murphy in this year's election
Gerry Smith is running against Matthew Corey for the right to face Chris Murphy in this year's election
Marcia is from NASA and NASA and its industry partners are hosting a recognition event for local Artemis supplier companies at the Goodwin University Tonight.
Liese Klein from Hearst CT Media discusses the skyrocketing Car Insurance Rates in the State of Connecticut. Why is this happening and what can be done?
Heidi was one of many disappointed fans that was told Taylor Swift had to cancel her shows in Vienna last week. She returned to the states and shares her experience and shares her fears she felt while overseas.
Lon Seidman on Lon.tv gives an update on the U.S. Astronauts still stuck in space at the I.S.S. How can this be happening. and what can be done to fix the problem?
Gov. Ned Lamont, talks about what he things we should be doing in the schools with cell phones.
Mark Boughton, commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services. Talks Stock market impact on CT revenues. Sales Tax free week
Adam Carter,Co-host “Adam and Jordana” show on WCCO (Audacy sister station in Minneapolis) Minnesota Governor Tim Walz selected to be VP running mate for Kamala Harris.
New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart talks bout the City and her frustration over the higher cost to all of us for our electric bill.
Erik Semmel from Tab Computers is back talking some products and some issues on this Tech Tuesday!
Kelly Juleson is the Co-President and Chief External Affairs Officer for the Governor's Prevention Partnership. David Lanzoni from the DEA discuss National Night Out and how you can be a part of it.
Matt Wallace from VR Sim discusses the company’s recent milestone of 1,000 sales of its SimSpray product and the resulting new initiative to give $1,000 honorariums each year for the next 10 years to top East Hartford High School students who wish to go into the skilled trades.
John Senecal of the FanBase Podcast talks Sox and Yankees with Brian.
You can hear more on the FanBase Podcast here on Audacy!
Our Paris Correspondent Shelly Mantegna paints the picture of whats going on in Paris for the Olympics.
Gerry Smith joins us to discuss his campaign and his upcoming primary against Matthew Corey.
Ozzie is from Chartwell Strategy. He talks about the presidential race and the latest poll numbers
Mike Freimuth is the Executive Director of CRDA. He describes the next step into the 145 million dollar renovation of the XL Center.
Robin Catalano from National Geographic tells us the history of the Lobster Roll and where you can find possibly the best one!
Willington Fire Chief Alex Moore discusses the upcoming pancake breakfast with Brian and Company on Friday August 2nd!
Medical Director of Clinical Laboratories at Hartford Hospital Dr Bradford Sherburne talks about the ongoing need for blood in hospitals and how you can help!
Joe Mantegna is the assistant Coach for South Sudan who are just coming off their biggest win in their short history against Puerto Rico. This week they face LeBron James, Kevin Durant and Team USA. Coach talks about the ride so far and what they are still trying to accomplish!
Andrew Levy, Avelo Airlines Chairman and CEO. Introduce new domestic and international routes.
Jonathan DeCasanova, MBA Connecticut Account Manager – Community Relations. Connecticut Blood Center Declares First Blood Emergency of 2024 Amid Summer Trauma Season.
Matthew Schmidt is a professor at the University of New Haven. He discusses everything from President Biden being done, the Secret Service director stepping down and the war in Ukraine.
David Sizemore, VP CT Society of Santas
Andrea Hoisl, Director of Central CT Twilight Wish
Nancy Dinardo. CT Democratic Chairwoman discussed President Biden dropping his bid for President and supporting V.P Kamala Harris.
Sara Battistini is the Water Safety Coordinator. She talks about the state beaches and the heat that the state has been enduring.
Dr Swinbourne is the Executive Director and CEO of Hill-Stead Museum. She talks about the restoration of some great art pieces.
Joe Courtney, U.S. representative for Connecticut's 2nd congressional talks about the news over the weekend from the Trump Rally.
TechTalk Tuesday, Erik Semmel ice President of TAB Computers and Host of Computer Talk with TAB Saturdays 9-11 talks bout the latest news about a cloud outage that could impact millions, another cloud outage impacting nearly all AT&T customers. Yet, Floppies Keep Floppin.
Brian Cuddeback plans to play 199 holes of golf July 22 as part of an endurance challenge to raise money for a charity, Gifts of Love
Quinnipiac University Law Professor John Pavia talks about the recent news where a Florida judge is dropping the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump
Robert Caltabiano, Former Secret Service Special Agent In Charge. Robert takes a look at the events that unfolded over the weekend at the Trump Rally.
Astronauts stuck in space and a technology race for your wrists on Earth. Lon gets up up to date.
David Hopkins, Pres. & CEO of the ULGH (Urban League Of Hartford) talks about this Saturday's July 13’s MOVE! with the Urban League of Greater Hartford Hartford Marathon Foundation event in Keney Park.
Michael Coyne is the Dean of the MA School of Law. He talks about the Supreme Court Immunity Case
Brad Card from Card and Associates discusses President Biden's chances in this election and the Supreme Court
The Celtics may be up for sale!! How much will they sell for and are there any buyers? Andy Gresh from WEEI has one person he wants to stay the hell away from the Celtics!
House Speaker Matt Ritter talks about the upcoming session and touches on Dan Hurley's current contract talks.
Camp Courant is back in full swing. The CEO and Executive Director Corrianne Chipello talks about how they are doing to start summer
CABE's Patrice McCarthy talks about the start of the fiscal year and the challenges the boards of education are facing.
Juliette Berry, Public Events Manager and Lauren Willard Dir. Of Special Events. Mohegan Sun for their Hot summer fun on Monday June 24th.
Ramblin' Dan Stevens, Musician, and co-organizer of Make Music Old Lyme. Make Music Old Lyme takes place (6/21/24) Friday evening from 5pm-7pm along Lyme Street. Dan is a blues musician who travels across the East Coast (as well as playing in Memphis recently!) while holding down Nightingale's Acoustic Cafe with his wife Gail Stevens. Nightingale's hosts a Tuesday evening Pickin' Party every week where anyone is invited to bring their string instrument and jam with others.
Martha Shoemaker, First Selectwoman of Old Lyme. Martha is a very hands-on First Selectwoman and is a fantastic promoter of all that is great about Old Lyme.
Emily Clark, Marketing Coordinator, FloGris Museum (Formerly known as the Florence Griswold Museum)
Gene Chmiel, Owner, Black Hall Outfitters (locations are in Old Lyme and Westbrook). Black Hall is an experience-rich retailer of kayaks and boating outfitter. They do kayak rentals, summer camp, kayak tours, etc. Gene will also touch on the great summer recreation in Old Lyme, both watercraft and hiking our trails.
Amy Kurtz-Lansing, Curator, FloGris Museum (formerly known as the Florence Griswold Museum).Take a mental tour into the art gallery onsite to see the current exhibition, "Impressionism 150: From Paris to Connecticut & Beyond." The show is on view June 13-September 15. Amy also mentions that Old Lyme has attracted artists to the area because of its unique beauty and landscape
Cheryl Poirier, Chairperson of the Old Lyme Economic Development Commission and small business owner Marna Wilber, Owner, Marnaroons. Cheryl speaks briefly about small businesses in Old Lyme. We are very proud of our entrepreneurs and family owned businesses in Old Lyme. We will highlight Marnaroons, which is a macaroon business that is run with a social enterprise emphasis. Marnaroons is both a retail and mail order business, with farmers markets this summer.
Dee Vowles and daughter Jenny owners of The Carousel Shoppe. They discuss evening family fun in the Sound View beach section of town. They own the Carousel Shoppe, which the carousel itself turns 100 years old in 2025. Take the family down to Hartford Avenue in Sound View and you can get an ice cream and a carousel ride at the Carousel Shoppe, Italian ice at Vecchitto's Italian Ice, play skee ball at the Captain Video game arcade, or have a bite to eat the Salty Monkey or Kokomos. And of course enjoy the Sound View beach on Long Island Sound.
Emily West and her mother Lisa Johnson doing the interview for the nonprofit Honor Connor: https://honorconnor.org
Director of Golf at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell talks about the player field and the training the players go through.
Dr. Colin Huguenel, Medical Director, Department of Emergency Medicine at Hartford Hospital. How to protect ourselves and stay safe during this next heat wave.
Dr. Dennis of the Bloomfield Animal Hospital and host of Pet Talk on WTIC News Talk 1080 on Saturdays talks bout hot too keep our pets safe during the heat of summer months.
Jamie “Bear” McDonald, founders and owners of Bear’s Smokehouse BBQ gives his thoughts on Joey Chestnut not being able to compete in the Nathans Hot Dog Competition.
Dr. Jennifer Pennoyer, dermatologist with an office in Bloomfield talks about Summer skin care and sun safety. The sunscreen aisle can be overwhelming. There are mineral and chemical sunscreens. So what is the difference? A growing trend on TikTok and other social media, where influencers are advising against using sunscreen…
Erik Semmel, TAB Computers, and host of Computer talk with TAB Saturdays 9-11 joins Cory for this weeks Tech Talk Tuesdays. Todays topics include Snowflake Cloud Hack – May be the largest Data Breach of all Time. Microsoft admits, "My Bad"
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst talks how the Inflation Eases (But Not for Parents)
Jeremy Hall, Acting Division Director, Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection. Summer beach fun and safety
In this weeks segment Greg Bordonaro Editor of the Hartford Business Journal discusses Continued growth of Athletic Brewing. Law firms and ultra net worth individuals moving to Florida. Efforts to adopt a bereavement leave policy in CT.
Eric Hogarth from Johnson Brunetti talks about their Save a Suit event and how you can help!
30 Year Anniversary of The OJ Simpson Low Speed Chase. Dennis talks to Ryan McGuigan about the trial and murders
The Great Joe D'Ambrosio calls in to share his thoughts on Dan Hurley staying at UConn.
Congresswoman Jahana Hayes talks about her campaign to keep her seat in the 5th district
Harold Sparrow is the President and CEO of the YMCA of Greater Hartford. He discusses the summer and what they are offering.
Dr. Gale E. Ridge, Associate Scientist The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station. Should we be worried about Joro Spiders?
Anthony Anthony, Chief Marketing Officer for the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development Connecticut Open House Day.
Carl Anderson from Masonicare checks in to discuss the upcoming Masonicare Festival that has something to do for everyone!
The Prospector Movie Theater in Ridgefield is on a mission to create competitive and inclusive employment for people with disabilities. Executive Director Ryan Wenke as well as Prospector CeCe Harrington talk about the theatre and their gourmet popcorn business!
Travelers Championship is coming up!! Andy Bessette and Nathan Grube check in to discuss the latest happenings.
Erik Semmel, Vice President TAB Computer Systems and Host of Computer Talk with T.A.B that airs live on Saturday from -911am. Tech Talk Tuesdays. Today we get to know a little about Crypto, differnty types of scams that you need to be aware of also.
Kelly Kilham, CTAA Immediate Past President. Re: “Housing was at the top of the agenda at the State Capitol in the last two sessions, and CTAA members rallied by phone, text, email and personal visits with their state legislators, to urge them to come together to boost Connecticut’s supply of quality, affordable living that works for every budget
Jessika Harkay is CT Mirror’s Education Reporter. Discuss her piece, End of pandemic funding could spell disaster for some CT schools. CT’s biggest urban school districts are facing the most serious financial problems
Allison Cross, Courant Reporter to discuss her piece, Companies across CT pay and promote women less than men. Can one city change that?
Attorney Chris Mattei discusses the Trump Trial as well as some details with Alex Jones.
The UConn Baseball team is still alive but needs a win tonight over nationally ranked Oklahoma. Dom Amore talks about them and their chances
Beer expert Em Sauter comes in to discuss Summer Beer and Food Pairings as well as some secrets and really useful information!
George Logan is the Republican Candidate in the 5th District. he talks about his race with the incumbent
Kim Arsenault is a trainer at Pets for Patriots. She talks about the work it takes to train the dogs for the veterans.
WFSB Roger Susanin talks about his start in news and of course his times with Brian with Darting Across CT
Listener Brian Comer is driving his EV from Florida to CT. He checks in to tell us how it is going
Senate Republican Leader Stephen Harding talks In light of the embarrassing, national news-making school construction bidding scandal, the State of Connecticut should be strengthening its rules, not relaxing them.
Jill Fletcher, Director of Development and Communications Chrysalis Center, Inc. Discuss the The Berkowitz II Project and also the Center and the positive things that you have been doing in the community and also maybe get into the job fair if people are looking for ways to help.
Julia Koulouris, Old Wethersfield Shopkeepers Association, and President. Wethersfield Chamber of Commerce, Natia Shukakidze with M&T Bank. Talk about the “Bicycles On Main” a month long celebration of spring! Event will feature the creative submissions of various local youth, family and business groups, who’ve come together to create and decorate a bicycle in celebration of Bicycle Month.
Judy Keane, (Towns Fairy God Mother) The Tourism Commission and the Committee on Culture and the Arts
Michael W. Freimuth, executive director of the Capital Region Development Authority. UConn looking to open a new residence hall in downtown.
Kearston Wesner, associate professor of media studies in the School of Communications at Quinnipiac University, studies First Amendment and privacy law, specifically how these areas are impacted by new technologies. Re: Discuss TikTok suing the United States over a possible ban.
Chris Cusano, CEO, CT Brain Tumor Alliance, Jen Pace, Past President, CT Brain Tumor Alliance. Re: this Saturday's Path of Hope 5k in Bushnell Park.
Patrice McCarthy from CABE talks about the challenges and triumphs of being an educator today.
ASRC at Clifford Beers Jennifer Cretella talks about the annual Walk for Autism at Quinnipiac.
Ken Gosselin from the Hartford Courant talks about how Bank Branches are shutting down.
Lillian Martineau is a High School Softball star at Lewis Mill High School in Burlington CT. She was on the baseball team with the guys and went to the softball team where she is absolutely crushing it! She is on her way to play at Georgia Tech next!
Rep Tammy Nuccio discusses House Republicans Offer Plan to Balance FY25 Budget, including structural spending reforms, investments in local education and keeping under the spending cap.
The Great Ray Dunaway stops by to talk about old stories and how he got his start in radio!
President of the Yard Goats Tim Restall talks about the great start to the season, what they have coming up at Dunkin Park, and a great new partnership where you can eat healthy good food at the Ball Park
Chris Mattei from Koskoff Koskoff and Bieder discusses the latest on the Trump Immunity Case.
Social Media influencer and Connecticut's own JimyOfficial stops by to discuss what he does on his widely followed Instagram account.
Congressman Joe Courtney talks about the Aid package bill that will send 95 Billion Dollars overseas.
Kelly Juleson from the Governor's Prevention Partnership talks about the important work they do!
Sen Chris Murphy discusses everything from Ukraine, and the Border to the 2024 Elections.
Kate Dias is the President of CEA. She talks with Brian about the adversity teachers are facing day to day.
Jordan Fenster from CT Insider discusses the high price of marijuana in the state of Connecticut.
Joe D'Ambrosio is a legend in the state of Connecticut for his play by play calls and his work on WTIC. He calls to discuss the abrupt retirement of the voice of the Yankees John Sterling.
Christy Kovel talks to Brian about a great event and how you can get free ice cream and help out a great cause!
Dr. Verna D. Ruffin, Superintendent, Waterbury Schools. Article in Republican American “School cellphone lockups mulled; Waterbury superintendent to speak with principals”
Jay Moran, Mayor, Manchester: Article in the Courant “CT group pulls out rare tactic in fight to stop town’s plan for downtown makeover”
Chris Hayes, Assistant Vice President of Workers Compensation and Transportation, Risk Control, at Travelers RE: Distracted Driving Is on the Rise; April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month.
Michael Coyne is the Dean of The MA School of Law. He discusses the sad and disturbing story of the parents of a murderer who were convicted of manslaughter
Lori Riley from the Courant puts a bow on the UConn Women's Season and previews what's to come next season.
Greg Bordonaro from the Hartford Business Journal in this week's edition of the CT Business Blend
Quinnipiac Associate Professor of Civil Engineering Ari Perez discusses the earthquake that was felt in the area on Friday!
Randy Bumps is the VP of Corporate Social Responsibility & Employee Communications for RTX. He discusses CT STEM Day
Hearst CT Media's Jesse Leavenworth talks about the Sunday Alcohol Sales 12 years later as well as a possible rat problem.
Tax Season is here and almost due. Andrew Lattimer from CLA talks about getting it done on time.
Believe it or not, we had a primary in the state on Tuesday. Chris Keating has the results.
Lisa Trumble is the President & CEO of Southern New England Healthcare and Dr. David Howlett is a Physician leader at SoNE HEALTH and a believer in patient-centered care and population health. The discuss The Value of population health and putting the patient back in patient care.
Yard Goats President Tim Restall and Friend of the show Noah Coon talk about the upcoming baseball season and Noah has a wiiiiiiild world series prediction!
What do you do if you win a big lottery prize? Heath Grossman from Johnson Brunetti has some tips
UConn is in the Sweet 16 against the team they beat for the championship last year. David Borges from CT Insider breaks it down.
Kiersten Todt worked for Joe Lieberman. She talks about the first time she met him and what how it was working with the Former Senator.
Themis Klarides stops by for the hour to discuss government issues and even a little baseball!
Greg Carpenter from our sister station in Baltimore 101.9 WLIF discusses the Key Bridge Collapse.
The Dean of the Yale School of Management Jeff Sonnenfeld updates us on CT's investment performance
Bristol Mayor Jeff Caggiano and Outgoing Police Cheif Brian Gould talk about the chief retiring and where the Bristol Police goes from here.
Michael Coyne is the Dean of the Massachusetts School of Law. He talks to Brian about the latest in the Trump Trials.
The Courant's Chris Keating discusses his latest piece about CT Lawmakers wanting to ban non disclosure agreements.
Eric Hummel from Hummel Brothers talks about the business and how to get your hands on their great Easter Hams.
5th District Congresswoman Jahana Hayes discusses her campaign, the government shutdown and what her plans are if she is elected to another term.
Sen Julie Kushner talks with Brian about the Senate Bill for Minimum wage for restaurant servers.
The Hartford Courant's Dom Amore talks about his lengthy sit down with Coach Geno Auriemma
Sarah Willen is a Professor of Anthropology at UConn. She discusses her journals from the covid lockdown.
Governor Ned Lamont talks with Brian about the NCAA Tournament as well as the possibility of getting a NHL team back in the state!
Mike Crispino is the Play by Play announcer for the UConn Men's Basketball team. He discusses the Huskies quest to back to back titles.
LeAnne Rusgrove from Parkside Cafe in Bristol discusses how the changing of wages will impact restaurant owners
Scott Dolch from the CT Restaurant Association talks about the changing wages for restaurant workers.
The Courant's Dom Amore joins us to discuss The NCAA Tournament, UConn players leaving for the pros and more
Yale Basketball Coach James Jones talks about making the NCAA Tournament and their tall task ahead as they face #4 Auburn in the opening round.
The CT Business Blend with Greg Bordonaro. Weekly segment with Greg rolls on as Brian discusses Connecticut Jobs and Businesses
Carly Thibault Dudonis Coach, Fairfield University women’s basketball Team made NCAA Tournament
Attorney General William Tong along with Bryan Cafferelli DCP Commissioner. Today they announce the launch of a public service announcement regarding illegal, unsafe cannabis edibles made to look like common kid-friendly snacks.
Chris Stawasz, AMR Regional Director of Government Affairs, Northeast. Ambulance Services and Lawmakers to Hold Press Conference to ‘Keep the Promise’ on Medicaid Reimbursement Rates.
Christy Kovel, Alzheimer’s Assoc of CT. Re: Advocacy Day, set for March 20th at the state capitol. Christy and volunteers have been busy testifying on critical bills that will help caregivers.
Dr. Rhona Free, President, University of St. Joseph brings up Issues in higher education that she sees developing.
Eric Crawford, Chairman of Hartford's Civilian Police Review Board. Review Board wants police to turn over records related to 9 complaints against them.
American Eagle Financial Credit Union (AEFCU) and Hartford-based Wellness Federal Credit Union (WFCU) have filed papers to merge.
March is School Board Appreciation Month, and tomorrow is and March 13 is “CABE Day on the Hill,” where their members will be marching to the State Capitol.
UConn Women's Hockey Coach Chris Mackenzie discusses winning their first Hockey East title and their road to the NCAA Tournament.
Ronnel Higgins is the Commissioner of the CT Department of Emergency Services and protection. He discusses what he does for the state..... and it is a lot!
UConn Men's Hockey Team Coach Mike Cavanaugh talks about the pressure of needing to win out to make the NCAA Tournament
Peter Rappoccio is the President of Sign Pro. He discusses what they do and a major award they just received!
Brad Card is the CEO of Card and Associates. He breaks down the SOTU Address and Presidential Race
President of the Yard Goats Tim Restall talks about Fan Fest returning this weekend to Dunkin Park
Patrick Sellers is the Head Coach of the CCSU Blue Devils basketball team. His team is headed into the NEC Tournament as the number one seed as they look to win it all and move on to the NCAA Tournament.
Sandie Terenzi and Mike Price talk about the real estate market. Is it improving? Is it getting worse? Are Out of state folks still scooping up CT houses?
Andrea McCarren is the Presidend of the PenFed Foundation. She is a puppy raiser and introduced us to the adorable Pilot this morning.
Jim Bergenn from Shipman and Goodwin breaks down the trial outcome and says it isn't that simple to end it.
Morgan covered the Michelle Troconis trial and explains what it was like being in the court room.
Evan is the owner of Daily Grind coffee shop where we were set up and broadcasting live from this morning. He talks about starting up and what they do.
Bill Finch is The Director of Industry Affairs and Business Development at CONNECTICUT LABOR-MANAGEMENT COOPERATIVE COMMITTEE.
The Norovirus is sweeping across CT. Hartford HealthCare's Chief Epidemiologist of Infectious Diseases Dr Ulysses Wu discusses what to do.
Erick Erickson is the host of his own show on WTIC from 6-9pm. He discusses the election and the state of the Republican Party.
David Griggs from the Greater Hartford Alliance and Paddi LeShane from Sullivan and LeShane join the Morning Show to discuss all things going on in Hartford.
The Hartford Courant's Dom Amore discusses his latest piece about Cam Spencer and the UConn Huskies.
Joe Dominici is the General Manager of XL Center Food & Beverage. He discusses the new menu at the Fanatics Sportsbook
Dan Haar from Hearst Media talks about the latest Eversource rate hikes and what this means for the consumers
Kristie talks about the upcoming Flower and Garden show and what people can expect when they go this weekend.
Brian has a new dog that has chewed up some stuff. Laurie Fass from Pet Talk discusses how to train a 2 year old dog and sets Brian's mind at ease
The New Senate Minority Leader for the Republicans in CT Stephen Harding discusses his mission moving forward.
Lisa Trumble is the President and CEO of SoNE Health and Dr. John Rodis is the President of Arista Health. The talk about healthcare and their missions
Dean, MA School of Law gives Brian and the listeners an update on the President Trump cases.
Reporter with the Courant and proprietor of DailyRuctions.com Discusses his latest post, "Merchants of chaos. Kelly resigns as Senate Minority Leader. Harding elected to replace"
Matthew Schmidt Political Science Professor at The University of New Haven talks about the latest on the war in Ukraine.
We put a bow on the NFL Season with Christine, Salt and Mark Christopher. Who was the winner?
David Borges from CT Insider talks about the Number 1 Huskies big challenge this weekend against Marquette.
These two gentleman had the chance to go to the Super Bowl in Las Vegas. A professor and his student from Nichols College discuss their experience.
State Comptroller Sean Scanlon stops by to talk about the session, the state budget and the surplus in the state of Connecticut.
Fairfield Women's Basketball Coach Carly Thibault-DuDonis discusses her family legacy as well as her Team's incredible 21-1 record this season
Dr Robert Muro is the President and CEO of The CT Council of Family Serve Agencies. He discusses child behavior and mental health.
Arunan Arulampalam. Hartford Mayor talks about the snow and Hartford impact along with Hartford's storefront renovation fund.
Judy Umstead, Watertown Animal Control, author of Lola, wrote and published in Dec. 2023 about my therapy/ police comfort dog. Re: Huskies being abandoned and given up have risen recently.
Kenneth R. Gosselin is a reporter for the Hartford Courant. He talks to Brian about his latest post "CT malls are evolving. Here is what is happening to all of the biggest shopping spots"
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst talks with Brian about money mingling. If you get married, what should you plan to do with your finances?
Its the final game of the season, how is it going to shape up and who is getting their nails done!
Sen Martin Looney, President Pro Tempore of the Connecticut State Senate. He is looking adjust the legislature's fiscal guardrails to fund services.
Jeff Sonnenfeld, Dean, Yale School of Management along with Jim Smith, former CEO, Webster Financial discuss their Op-Ed: CT Open for Business
President/CEO Lisa Tepper Bates of United Way of Connecticut. Re: this Sunday 2/11 we celebrate 211 Day. In Connecticut last year, 211 responded to more than 1.7 million requests from residents, with a spike in need for basic needs like food, housing, shelter/homeless assistance and mental health and addiction assistance.
James Bergenn, Partner at Shipman & Goodwin. Re: Federal Appeals court rejects Trump claim of Immunity.
Christopher Keating, reporter for the Hartford Courant talks about some of his latest stories on car taxes and the Governors State of The State address on Wednesday afternoon.
Eric Person CEO of HBRA and Greg Ugalde Chairperson of the CT Home & Remodeling Show, President of T & M Homes. It is time to talk about the 76th CT Home & Remodeling Show Fe. 9th-11th
Sean Crane,Mintz + Hoke Chief Creative Officer. 2024 Super Bowl ad trends and the creation that goes on behind the scenes to bring the ads to life.
Greg Bordanaro, Editor Hartford Business Journal New Haven Biz talks about new DECD chief, XL Center sports betting lounge losing money, and accounting firm mergers?
State Sen James Maroney looking to craft a proposal to criminalize AI-generated pornography this legislative session.
David Pecirep, Author of Pepino the Spikey Stoic discusses his book and how it helps kids learn to work on their mental health.
Anthony Giusto.President of Central CT Youth Hockey and the head coach for Cheshire High School hockey...talking about the new USA Hockey rule for wearing neck guards
January jobs jump, The economy produced 353,000 jobs to start the year, about two times the expected result.
Dr. Heather Swales, Director, Women’s Heart Wellness Center, The Hospital of Central Connecticut. Re: Go Red for Women is the American Heart Association's national movement to end heart disease and stroke in women.
Alicia Dodson, MD, FAAP, Physician, Cheshire Family Medicine ProHealth Physicians, part of Optum. answers the questions, I’m feeling sick, how do I know if it’s flu or COVID-19? What is the difference between a cold and flu? How can I best protect myself and my family from getting the flu this season?
State Treasurer Eric Russell. Annual Report this month, with some interesting data about pension performance and other initiatives in the office from the past year. We have some updates on the Baby Bonds initiative, as well. Along with money that you may be owed. https://ctbiglist.com/
Dr. Megan Panico, Pulmonologist with Hartford Hospital. Re: National Women’s Physicians Day this coming Saturday, February 3rd. This day marks the birthday of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to receive a medical degree in the U.S.
Fiscal Guardrails or a Straitjacket? Connecticut must decide whether financial protections are keeping us on track or keeping us paralyzed
A three-part series by CT Mirror State Budget Reporter Keith M. Phaneuf
More can be read at https://ctmirror.org/fiscal-guardrails-or-a-straitjacket
Larry Cafero, Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of Connecticut executive director. A ‘loophole’ in Connecticut law has allowed THC seltzers to be sold in stores for months and they are able to be purchased bu people as young at 12.
Heath Grossman, partner, Johnson Brunetti. Talking about the impact election/primary season can have on the economy.
Sen Kevin Kelly. Re: A Better Way to a Cleaner and Greener Connecticut”: a set of responsible, affordable and achievable policy proposals which, if adopted, will make Connecticut’s air cleaner and provide cleaner transportation options without having to follow California’s extreme ban on the sale of gas-powered vehicles.
Chris Keating. Courant reporter. Re: To address skyrocketing traffic deaths, CT lawmakers pushing to lower blood alcohol level.
Greg Bordonaro, is the editor of the Hartford Business Journal. Special Session thoughts, new developments in housing in the state.
Lon Seidman, Lon.tv, Tech News and Reviews. A.I. Images, is there anything technology wise that we, the average person can do to stay safe?
Mark Mitchell, Mitchell Auto Group. Thought from a dealership view on EV mandate from the state if it were to go forward.
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Tax Season is upon us. There actually may be some easier options this tax season.
David Lightman, political correspondent and veteran congressional reporter for McClatchy Newspapers. Re: The border and immigration remain a large topic of discussion and now it is being tied to aid to foreign countries.
CT House Speaker Matt Ritter. Re: EV special session no longer happening. With the topic now coming up in the regular session, will this deter from other items on the agenda?
Vincent Candelora, CT House GOP Leader. Re: The EV Special session is no longer going to happen. It will most likely be brought up in the regular session
Sarah Dowland, Director and Producer talks about being at Sundance with her latest movie Sue Bird In The Clutch.
Tim Quinn, Chief Academic Officer, Miss Porter’s School talk about cell phone use in school and also A,I.
Shannon Miller from NBC CT talks about the latest developments over the past week in the Michelle Troconis trial.
Ed Crandall, IAFF Local 2033 Union President. Says they are looking for changes and will state their case for a new contract at last night's Town Council meeting.
Vincent Candelora, CT House GOP Leader talks about the chances and what the outcome on EV special session may be.
Host of New Hampshire Today with Chris Ryan talks about the political cycle for president heading to New Hampshire.
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Consumers Feeling More Upbeat, we also talk about the S&P 500 reaching a new closing high along with the fact bankruptcy may be a good option for your financial health.
Robin Cecere, Regional School Choice Office (RSCO) Spokesperson. January 21 – January 27 is National School Choice Week, which encourages families to explore the best school choice options for their children.
Joe Dooley is a retired chief of police. He discusses the importance of school security in the wake of the Uvalde Report.
WTNH's Dennis House is in a Movie!! He talks about what movie as well as the news business these days.
Division Round of the NFL Playoffs is here!! We make our picks with our friend Christine and Salt as well as Mark Christopher.
Lori Brown, Executive Director of the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters (CTLCV). Their annual Environmental Summit takes place on January 23rd at the CT Science Center.
Shannon Miller of NBC CT breaks down the the issues brought up during this week Michelle Troconis trial.
Longtime Connecticut TV News Anchor Gerry Brooks talks about his years on air and how retirement is treating him now!
The President and CEO at Credit Union League of CT Bruce Adams comes in for Financial Literacy Month.
David Borges discusses the UConn Men's Basketball team and if they will be Number 1 in the nation and what their chances are on back to back championships.
Bill Belichick is officially gone from New England. WEEI's Andy Gresh talks about the legacy of Coach
John Maduko, CT College President, was featured in HBJ. Talk about turning around community colleges in CT
Alex Soule CT I sider. Re: CT home sales top 2019 totals, but still well below pandemic real estate boom"
Andy Fleischmann, President & CEO, Big Brothers Big Sisters talks about January being National Mentoring Month
Kevin Rennie from the Hartford Courant discusses Chris Murphy and his idea about friends and loneliness
John Moritz is a reporter for CT Insider has some insight if the participation for bottle return has improved now that is is worth 10 cents
Jeff Bravin - American School for the deaf. In studio. Lost in translation campaign, deaf community in healthcare.
AG William Tong joins Brian in studio to talk illegal cannabis and Big Tech/social media (what happened in 2023, look ahead to increased actions in 2024). Stone Academy lawsuit.
Ryan Fazio, State Senator proudly representing Greenwich, Stamford, and New Canaan talk about 2024 voters support taxing the endowments of private universities by a margin of 49-20
Shannon Miller, NBC CT. Re: It is one of the most anticipated trials in Connecticut’s courts and starting on Monday, the trial for Michelle Troconis will finally get underway nearly five years after the disappearance and presumed murder of New Canaan mom of five Jennifer Dulos. Shannon Miller will speak to how NBC Connecticut will be following the high-profile case.
Erica E. Phillips, covers economic development for CT Mirror. CT releases ‘digital equity plan’ draft, seeks feedback
Imagine just tying in your symptoms and getting the correct results and diagnosis of what you have! Chris Mathew is the Chief Growth Officer of Sniffle which is a new AI Driven Virtual Care system.
Lobbyist Brad Card talks about the latest in the primary and what to expect as the New Hampshire date looms large.
The CT Mirror's Mark Pazniokas discusses the Utility Regulator and how Gov Lamont may switch things up.
UConn Men are number 4.... UConn Women are Number 12... Dom Amore is our Number 1 and he breaks down the latest with both teams.
Alex Putterman, reporter at CT Insider. Re; From closed maternity wards to school funding shortfalls, CT's biggest stories to watch in 2024.
Kenneth Gosselin, reporter for the Hartford Courant. Hartford's Pearl Street Apartments, Seven CT development projects to watch in 2024. And why they matter to the region.
Jonah Francis, vice chairman of client organization Home Care Association of America Connecticut and president of Pansy Homecare Service in West Hartford. Re: Discuss home care policy pending in the legislature; the work of the home care industry and home care agencies in Connecticut
Dr. Ulysses Wu, Chief Epidemiologist, Hartford HealthCare. Re: Has COVID morphed into a stomach bug? Scientists say 'it's possible' after detecting record levels of the virus in wastewater
Deputy Speaker Proudly Serving Hamden, 88th District House seat in the Connecticut General Assembly
Allison Cross, Courant Reporter. Re: Is cursive coming back in Connecticut schools? Research suggests a host of benefits.
Bristol Mayor Jeff Caggiano talks to Brian about their upcoming Tree Lighting event and what are things to look forward to in the city of Bristol.
Themis Klarides in Studio with Brian discusses the happenings around the state of Connecticut and the nation as a whole.
CT NEWS JUNKIE's Christine Stuart stops by to talk about what she has been doing with the great CT News Junkie
Mayor Luke Bronin talks about his time as the Hartford Mayor and what may be next for him in the future
Brian talks with Paul Lavoie and Bill Hazard about how CONNEX helped them and how they can help others.
Chamber of Commerce in Avon and Canton's Lisa Bohman stops by the holiday store to talk the latest with Brian.
Christy Kovel and Lt Col Mark Davison talk about the new Bring Me Back Home registry for those with cognitive challenges.
Jim Bergenn explains the latest in the court happenings with former President Donald Trump.
Allison Cross, Hartford Courant talks bout the fees that libraries have to pay for eBook's s Also how is the Hartford property landscape looking and changing?
Vincent Candelora, House Republican Leader talks about the issue of CT’s recovering restaurant industry needs support, not roadblocks.
Vincent Candelora, House Republican Leader. Opinion: CT’s recovering restaurant industry needs support, not roadblocks
The Great David Lightman from McClatchy DC checks in on this week's happenings from the Capitol.
Norm Needleman is the First Selectman in Essex. He discusses what makes the town the Most Magical Christmas Towns in the country!
The last hour of the first day of the Holiday Store. Brian and the rest of the Company go over the NFL Picks along with the latest Job expectations report.
Liz Koiva of The CT Home Builders and Remodelers Association and owner of Nordic Builders discusses the impact that the Salvation Army on communities. Adele appreciates people that have impacted her boy friends the most, their moms.
Don Tuller brings back the ice-cream pies for this years Holiday Store of a donation of $150 or more. The growing season has been an up and down battle this season. A famous afternoon show host stops by for an intelectual discussion on being intellectual. The need for donations is even greater this year and Major Mig lets us know how we can help and where the money we raise goes in our own community.
It's the start to the Holiday Store Season. Have the Patriots lost that luster of the past years? Chipotle customer gets in store community service. Brian goes clubbing in todays birthday song.
Still some more book cramming on Brains agenda. Tipping vs minimum wage, benefits vs pitfalls. Person of the Year, do you agree? The downfall of Cameo. Baseball Hall of Fame talks. Catching up with old friends. C Thomas Howell decides law or sand for todays movie. Names are tricky these days. Heath Grossman, partner at Johnson Brunetti talks about the 8th annual Veteran’s Holiday Lunch, which is being held at the Manchester Elks Club. You may need to mail those packages out sooner than you think. We all knew this, but Morgan is Christmas Card Fancy. No food truck Tommy today, Brian remembers Korean BBQ is SO GOOD! All peanut butter is not created equal. Paul Steinhauser, Fox News discusses last night GOP Presidential Debate. Was the 2023 movie of the year actually worth it? Brian thinks not.
No food truck Tommy today, Brian remembers Korean BBQ is SO GOOD! All peanut butter is not created equal. Paul Steinhauser, Fox News discusses last night GOP Presidential Debate. Was the 2023 movie of the year actually worth it? Brian thinks not.
names are tricky these days. Heath Grossman, partner at Johnson Brunetti talks about the 8th annual Veteran’s Holiday Lunch, which is being held at the Manchester Elks Club. You may need to mail those packages out sooner than you think. We all knew this, but Morgan is Christmas Card Fancy.
Still some more book cramming on Brains agenda. Tipping vs minimum wage, benefits vs pitfalls.
Heath Grossman, partner at Johnson Brunetti talks about the 8th annual Veteran’s Holiday Lunch, which is being held at the Manchester Elks Club
Josh Mora, host Back 9 podcast which discusses life changes as we enter the second half of adulthood.
Internet tabs, a problem or an accomplishment? Gas prices seem to be lower. The glamorous Mark Christopher on his hair. Randy Rhoads, a legend gone to early. You may not know him, but you know his musical work. Shark attack records all the way back to 1845? When is New Years Eve No Longer fun? Brian admits he is a NKOTB fan. Matt convinces Brian he needs to see Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story in todays movie of the day highlighting Judd Apatow who has a birthday today, December 6 (56). Just because the Hollywood actors union ratifies new contract with studios does not mean its a good deal. What will the entertainment industry look like in the future? Brendan Crowley covers energy and the environment for CT Examiner talks about fears mounting over industrial project in Ledyard. Brian has an extensive list of movies to binge watch. Skyler Frazer, Staff Writer Hartford Business Journal reports on the fact that Company holiday parties seem to be poised for a bounce-back year after pandemic lull. Big Pharma Bankruptcy for protection? John Moritz, reporter for CT Insider talks about his recent piece on Amtrak's winding path through eastern CT and forcing trains to a crawl. Could a new route help? Video game leaks, accident or intentional. Taylor Swift is a force to be admired. At least Brian thinks so. State Representative Josh Elliott talks about his recent op ed, "Our tax structure in Connecticut is broken"
Skyler Frazer, Staff Writer Hartford Business Journal. Company holiday parties poised for bounce-back year after pandemic lull.
John Moritz, reporter for CT Insider. His piece Amtrak's winding path through eastern CT forces trains to crawl. Could a new route help?
State Representative Josh Elliott talks about his recent op ed, "Our tax structure in Connecticut is broken"
Brendan Crowley covers energy and the environment for CT Examiner. Fears Mount Over Industrial Project’s Impact on Ledyard Neighborhood.
Big Pharma Bankruptcy for protection? John Moritz, reporter for CT Insider talks about his recent piece on Amtrak's winding path through eastern CT and forcing trains to a crawl. Could a new route help? Video game leaks, accident or intentional. Taylor Swift is a force to be admired. At least Brian thinks so. State Representative Josh Elliott talks about his recent op ed, "Our tax structure in Connecticut is broken"
Just because the Hollywood actors union ratifies new contract with studios does not mean its a good deal. What will the entertainment industry look like in the future? Brendan Crowley covers energy and the environment for CT Examiner talks about fears mounting over industrial project in Ledyard. Brian has an extensive list of movies to binge watch. Skyler Frazer, Staff Writer Hartford Business Journal reports on the fact that Company holiday parties seem to be poised for a bounce-back year after pandemic lull.
Shark attack records all the way back to 1845? When is New Years Eve No Longer fun? Brian admits he is a NKOTB fan. Matt convinces Brian he needs to see Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story in todays movie of the day highlighting Judd Apatow who has a birthday today, December 6 (56)
Internet tabs, a problem or an accomplishment? Gas prices seem to be lower. The glamorous Mark Christopher on his hair. Randy Rhoads, a legend gone to early. You may not know him, but you know his musical work.
The Shactman Christmas Cards are in the mail. Birthdays are always around. Book Club is meeting soon and Brian has some catching up to do. Michael Coyne, Dean MA School of Law talks about the legacy of Sandra Day O’Connor. Is Wasabi to much for the crew? Connecticut received an "F" in Financial Literacy Education. Melissa Melonson, owner Emrey’s Treats and Sodas 196 Trumbull St, Hartford or online at EMREYS.com talks bout their history and location. Also Connecticut Attorney General William Tong talks about the latest in Stone Academy lawsuit. Root Beer floats or Dr. Pepper Floats? Chris Keating, reporter for the Hartford Courant. Discusses his piece, "CT has an electric car problem. Here’s what’s driving delays, debate and new economic inequality." Halley Allaire, Allaire Elder Law talks about Medicaid Planning Services. Its never to late to start planning for the future. And Next Step Planning To Avoid Probate And Protect The Other Spouse For Their Potential Future Needs. With Other Services,
Is Wasabi to much for the crew? Connecticut received an "F" in Financial Literacy Education. Melissa Melonson, owner Emrey’s Treats and Sodas 196 Trumbull St, Hartford or online at EMREYS.com talks bout their history and location. Also Connecticut Attorney General William Tong talks about the latest in Stone Academy lawsuit.
Book Club is meeting soon and Brian has some catching up to do. Michael Coyne, Dean MA School of Law talks about the legacy of Sandra Day O’Connor.
Root Beer floats or Dr. Pepper Floats? Chris Keating, reporter for the Hartford Courant. Discusses his piece, "CT has an electric car problem. Here’s what’s driving delays, debate and new economic inequality." Halley Allaire, Allaire Elder Law talks about Medicaid Planning Services. Its never to late to start planning for the future. And Next Step Planning To Avoid Probate And Protect The Other Spouse For Their Potential Future Needs. With Other Services,
Halley Allaire, Allaire Elder Law talks about Medicaid Planning Services. Its never to late to start planning for the future. And Next Step Planning To Avoid Probate And Protect The Other Spouse For Their Potential Future Needs. With Other Services,
Melissa Melonson, owner Emrey’s Treats and Sodas 196 Trumbull St, Hartford or online at EMREYS.com
Chris Keating, reporter for the Hartford Courant. Discusses his piece, "CT has an electric car problem. Here’s what’s driving delays, debate and new economic inequality."
The weekend is over and Brian and Company gets back to the daily grind. Along with some insight to Brian's trip for Foxborough. The Movie of the day, and word of the year and some financial news from Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon on what your end of the year money moves should look like.The Holiday Store is approaching quickly. Our kick off was last week. Brian recaps the afternoon. Along with his visit to Pratt St and Hartford Downtown. David Borges of CT Insider gives an update on UConn hoops, for better or worse. The CT Business Blend with The Hartford Business Journal's Greg Bordonaro. The ultimate show off, dog vs vacuum.
The Holiday Store is approaching quickly. Our kick off was last week. Brian recaps the afternoon. Along with his visit to Pratt St and Hartford Downtown.
David Borges of CT Insider gives an update on UConn hoops, for better or worse. The CT Business Blend with The Hartford Business Journal's Greg Bordonaro. The ultimate show off, dog vs vacuum.
Jill Schlesinger, CFP®, CBS News Business Analyst brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon. Year-End Money Moves 2023
The Movie of the day, and word of the year and some financial news from Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon on what your end of the year money moves should look like.
The weekend is over and Brian and Company gets back to the daily grind. Along with some insight to Brian's trip for Foxborough
Its Friday and were getting ready for the weekend with some fun! Deb Bibbins is the founder and CEO of For All Ages, a nonprofit that is connecting the generations and inspiring action to end loneliness, reduce ageism, and improve health joins Brian this hour and we get some insight to Brian and his son at sports games. Alex Soule, CT Insider, Hearst Connecticut talks bout state companies laying off and It's the NFL picks of the week with Christine and Salt along with Mark Christopher. The Shactman college tour continues, and Whoopie Pies may be in the future. David Lightman breaks down some of the latest news out of the nations Capitol
The Shactman college tour continues, and Whoopie Pies may be in the future. David Lightman breaks down some of the latest news out of the nations Capitol
Alex Soule, CT Insider, Hearst Connecticut talks bout state companies laying off and It's the NFL picks of the week with Christine and Salt along with Mark Christopher
Deb Bibbins is the founder and CEO of For All Ages, a nonprofit that is connecting the generations and inspiring action to end loneliness, reduce ageism, and improve health joins Brian this hour and we get some insight to Brian and his son at sports games
David Lightman from McClatchy DC checks in to update us on all things going on in the Capitol
Alex Soule discusses his latest piece in CT Insider talking Community Solar and Clean energy
Deb Bibbins is the founder and CEO of For All Ages, a nonprofit that is connecting the generations and inspiring action to end loneliness, reduce ageism, and improve health. Their major event every year is “Unite by Light,” which is being held again December 3rd all throughout Simsbury Center, where they will place 1,200 luminaries up and down a mile-long stretch of Rt. 10 (Hopmeadow Street) in Simsbury Center.
Checking in with Professor of Poli-sci at UConn Jeremy Pressman discusses the situation in the Middle East
Former MRR Champ Sally Kipyego discusses her time and love for the MRR and the City of Manchester
Mayor Jay Moran and Ryan Shea from the Manchester Police Department discuss security and atmosphere of the MRR
Kal Miller from Miller Farms discusses Thanksgiving recipes and ideas and how you can help feed families with a small donation.
Erica Phillips from CT Mirror discusses the Tunxis College building that got millions for repair.... but what's going on with it?
Manchester Road Race Champ Conner Mantz is coming back to defend the crown. But that isn't his only goal!
Will Electric Vehicles be mandatory in the state? Senator Kevin Kelly discusses the possibility of a ban on gas powered vehicle sales
Erik Davis from Fandango.com previews the Holiday Movie Season. He also discusses the last great holiday movie.
Molly Devanney of Highland Park Market discusses the Manchester Road Race WTIC Broadcast Thanksgiving morning.
NBC CT Anchor Kevin Nathan stops in for the hour to talk about his career, the new changes at NBC CT and some of the things he is working on.
Mayor Elect Arunan Arulampalam talks about his victory and what his plans are for the City of Hartford.
Juliette Berry is the Public Events Manager for Vets Rock 2023 at Mohegan Sun. She talks about the foundation and how it helps our veterans.
The UConn Men's Basketball team won their opener.... New Haven Register's David Borges talks about the team and how they looked.
Sarah Fryxell is the President of the CT Automotive Retailers Association. She talks about the upcoming Auto Show.
Meriden Mayor Kevin Scarpati discusses his re-election efforts and how the city has done under his tenure.
The CIAC Executive Director Glenn Lungarini talks about the proposed new playoff format that may eliminate Thanksgiving Day games.
Secretary of The State Stephanie Thomas surprises us with a quick visit before Election day
Our weekly picks are in with our Friends at 96.5 WTIC - FM as well as Mark Christopher.... Who will we pick and what debauchery will ensue?
Tim Malloy from Quinnipiac discusses their latest polls on The Presidential Race and Israel
Eric Joseph, Alex Arango, and Katie McKinney from The Covenant Prep School discuss all the things they have going on and all the great work they do!
Bimal Patel, president of Hartford Hospital and senior vice president of Hartford HealthCare Along with Dr. Sabet Hashim, Chairman of Cardiac Surgery Co-Physician in Chief of the Hartford HealthCare Heart & Vascular Institute discuss Health grades putting Hartford Hospital among nation’s elite in cardiac surgery
Open Enrollment Time! Access Health CT CEO James Michel talks about how you can sign up and save money.
CT State Comptroller Sean Scanlon stops by to talk all the things he is working on, and there is a whole bunch of things! Plus he answers the question of what is a comptroller?
David Borges covers the UConn Huskies for CT Insider. He talks about the upcoming season as the Men try to defend their title.
The Courant's Kevin Rennie talks to Brian about the Political Landscape in the State of Connecticut.
Cassidy Hutchinson was a special assistant to President Donald Trump. She discusses her new book titled ENOUGH
Michael Coyne is the Dean at the Mass School of Law. He discusses the latest from the Trump - Georgia Case
UConn Men's Hockey Coach Mike Cavanaugh discusses how the season is going so far and what is the main goal moving forward
IT'S BAT WEEK!!! Nobody better to talk bats and the great things happening at White Memorial than Gerri Griswold!
All Elite Wrestling is coming to Mohegan Sun this weekend and one of the big stars Miro called in to talk all things wrestling with us this morning!
Kate Dias resident of the Connecticut Education Association (CEA). Re: New CEA Survey Finds Increased Stressors Causing Teacher Exodus; Shortages Have Not Abated.
Ben Dubow, Forge City Works Executive Director. Re: He talks about The Grocery on Broad, a new grocery store concept by Forge City Works in Hartford.
David Lightman is McClatchy's chief congressional correspondent, but what do you do when the Govt is shutdown and there is no speaker?
Katie Lukas, SVP of Strategy at Cronin talks about what it takes to get a rebrand going for a whole state!
Investigative Reporter with the Connecticut Mirror gives us an update on the Bridgeport ballot scandal.
Robert Greenway is Director of the Center for National Defense at The Heritage Foundation. We get an update on Israel and Hamas
Sandi Terenzi and Mike Price talk about the housing market and if they see it improving any time soon.
With the attacks in the middle east, we can't forget what's happening in Ukraine. Professor Matthew Schmidt updates us on the latest.
Christine Miles is the author of the critically acclaimed and award winning book, What Is It Costing You Not To Listen? Miles with a background in early education and psychology has a list of tips to help parents discuss what is happening in Israel with their children.
Our Week 7 NFL Picks with Christine and Salt from 96.5 WTIC FM as well as our guy Mark Christopher. What kind of things will be said this week?
Are the Patriots doomed? Should they fire everyone? Andy Gresh previews this weekend's game against the Raiders.
Open positions at EB. Shawn Coyne and Sen Joe Courtney talk about filling those positions.
Turf vs Grass... Alex Putterman breaks it down and explains how turf could be the answer of athletes going down.
Amazon Prime Deals Day is here. Lon Seidman from Lon.TV talks about the different items on sale.
The Dean of the Yale School of Management Jeff Sonnenfeld discusses the Israel Conflict.
Kevin Rennie talks about his latest piece about why CT is in a man-made wind power jam.
Senator Chris Murphy talks about his walk across the state as well as Israel and other things
Jeremy Pressman is a Professor of Political Science at UConn. He calls to discuss the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.
Howard Stoffer is a Professor in the National Security Department at the University of New Haven. He talks the Hamas attack on Israel.
What's going on with fall foliage? Will we get some color in those leaves? CT State Forester Chris Martin explains.
Joe Borelli is a NYC Councilor. He discusses the migrant crisis as well as Donald Trump
The first ever Mayoral Debate on Brian and Company. This was between current Bristol Mayor Jeff Caggiano and candidate Scott Rosado.
Covid vaccine shortages happening at local pharmacies. Appointments being canceled because of it. Jordan Fenster from CT Insider talks about it.
Ed Mahony from the Courant discusses his latest story about how a new weed is taking over the CT River.
A new car is how much?! Mark Mitchell from the Mitchell Auto Group tells us about prices, new vehicles and EV's
George Logan is back and Running again in the 5th district. He discusses why he chose to run again and why he thinks he can get the win.
Dave Altimari discusses the serious problem that hospitals are facing in terms of Cyber Attacks.
Thomas Santopietro is speaking at the Palace Theatre in Waterbury on Tuesday October 3 at 7 p.m. The talk is tied in with Banned Books Week (October 1-7) and because To Kill A Mockingbird is still- unbelievably- repeatedly banned
Corrianne Chipello is the Executive Director and CEO of Camp Courant. It is their biggest event of the year!! She tells us how you can be a part of it.
Alison Cross from the Hartford Courant tells us all the new laws going in on October 1st here in CT
The new CEO of the Hartford Athletic Nick Sakiewicz talks about his vision for the team that maybe includes a bigger place to play!
Week 3 of the NFL Picks with our friends from the FM and Mark Christopher. This one got off the rails at the end!
Howard Brady is The President & CEO at American Eagle Financial Credit Union. He discusses Connecticut’s “unbanked” and “underbanked” people a pathway to financial freedom so they can establish relationships with a credit union to build and/or restore credit
Erick Erickson from the Erick Erickson Show here on WTIC joins Brian to talk about his latest comments.
Art House discusses the Global Security at the CT World Affairs Council Global Security Forum
We were lucky to have State Treasurer Erick Russell in for the hour to discuss how the state is doing, and frankly, what his job is all about.
Chris DiPentima is the President and CEO of CBIA. He talks about the latest survey of CT Businesses.
Jeffrey Sonnenfeld is the Deal of the Yale School of Management. He discusses the CT investment Management fiasco.
Dr. Vince Callahan is a mental health expert who has more than three decades of experience in both private practice and in-patient hospital settings. He discusses how social media may be facing a turning point, as experts study whether excessive use may have a detrimental impact on youth mental health.
UConn Football starts the season at 0-3.... And they welcome in #18 Duke on Saturday. Dom Amore from the Courant discusses why they have not lived up to expectations thus far.
The CT Business Blend with the Hartford Business Journal's Greg Bordonaro on the latest issue
Dr Claire Rutledge of the Department of Entomology discusses the damaging Spotted Lanternfly. What should we do if we see it? Does it harm Humans?
Christine is out this week... So the boys run the house and we do our weekly Football Picks!
Urban League of Greater Hartford President and CEO David Hopkins discusses National Black Voter Day.
The Big E begins today and the man of the hour is Chaz The Cream Puff Man! He previews the big festival this year!
Lon Seidman from Lon.TV discusses the big Apple Event and the unveiling of the new iPhone
Sheila is the CEO and CMO of MOGXP LLC. She discusses the lack of Military recruitment.
Ginny Monk from CT Mirror discusses the Lack of Affordable housing causing much longer stays at shelters for the homeless.
The Co-Host of the FanBase Podcast John Senecal calls in to discuss the anniversary of September 11th and where he was on that day. A compelling story from someone who was there that day!
Grace Bastidas is the Editor and Chief of Parents.com. She discusses the latest school trends and fashions as we are fully back to school now.
The President of the Hartford Yard Goats Tim Restall talks about this week's final homestand for the team as well as what to expect in the offseason at Dunkin Park. And we reflect on the good times at the ballpark in 2023.
Matthew Wallace and David Zboray from VR Sim talk about what they do there and how they have integrated VR and AI into work training.
JT Torres is the Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning at Quinnipiac University. He talks about Chat GPT in College and if it will be a problem moving forward
Joe Mantegna is a coach of the South Sudan basketball team with former NBA Player Luol Deng. He talks about the amazing journey and their chances of making the olympics.
Jon Hipshire is the COO of M&J Bus and the President of the CT School Transportation Association. He talks with Brian about the start of school and and the school bus driver shortage.
Ozzie Palomo from Chartwell Strategy discusses last night's debate and what's to come for the election and the Republican Party
Erick Erickson is on WTIC Monday through Saturday 6-9 pm. He talks about his recent discussions with republican candidates
Duane Martin is the Director of Community Development in West Hartford. He talks about what they are doing!
Dr Ulysses Wu talks with Brian about ticks and how Four CT Residents have tested positive for the Powassan Virus. What is it? Can it be treated? And also.... What good are ticks?
Dan Haar from CT Insider discusses Connecticut businesses shifting around including Frontier.
David Pecirep is a counselor at Beacon Counseling LLC. He discusses with Cory how to recognize anxiety in your kids as they head back to school. What can you do as a parent if your child is suffering from anxiety?
Cory talks with The Hartford Business Journal's Greg Bordonaro in this weeks edition of the Connecticut Business Blend.
Cory talks with Sue Gebo who is a licensed nutritionist. They discuss school lunches, the importance of breakfast and other important tips for your kids nutrition.
Principal Bob Garry of Hatton Elementary School in Southington talks Back to School and what Parents can do to make the transition back to school easy!
Dennis Buden from Houses for Heroes updates us on the big events they have going on and how you can get involved!
Mike DiMauro from The Day discusses his latest article on UConn Football and why this season is the most important of the program's history.
Tom Condon from CT Mirror discusses The Town Meeting being a tradition.... but does it still make sense?
Neil Vigdor from the New York Times is following the campaign trails. He talks to Brian about the stops he has made.
New Recovery center coming from Hartford Healthcare. The VP of Clinical Operations Kristie Scott discusses that and more.
Andrew Brown from CT Mirror discusses an UConn audit that has 355K going wrongfully to an un-named employee.
The CEA President Kate Dias discusses CT teachers crowdfunding out-of-pocket costs as they head back to school.
Sportsbook at the XL Center? Looks that way. The Courant's Ken Gosselin talks about the development and when it will be done.
Comedian Paul Mecurio is a writer for the Stephen Colbert Show. He talks about the strike going on as well as what is keeping him busy, and he tells us where you can see him perform in Glastonbury!
The University of Saint Joseph Announces Three New Education Degree Programs in Response to Teacher Shortage in Connecticut. The President of the University Rhona Free discusses it all.
Ed Mahony from the Courant offers his latest article about the traffic ticket probe in CT
Author Jane Friedman talks about how someone used AI to write books in her name and sell them on Amazon. A fan figured it out and notified her. She talks to WTIC's morning show host Brian Shactman here about how hard it was to get the fake books removed. 'It was almost impossible,' she said.
Kevin Rennie from the Courant discusses the latest about Unemployment Fraud and Identity Theft happening right here in CT
Julie Bauke is the President and Chief Career Strategist at the Bauke Group. She discusses which jobs are at the most risk of going away due to A.I.
Andy and Nathan talk about the latest announcement that makes the 2024 Travelers Championship a Signature Event on the PGA Tour.
Ozzie Palomo from Chartwell Strategy discusses the state of the Republican Party since the Trump Indictment
Democratic Candidate for Mayor of Hartford John Fonfara discusses his plans if he gets the nomination
Scott Rosado is running for Mayor in Bristol. He discusses his stances and plans if he were to win.
Professor of Management at Quinnipiac Angela Mattie discusses CVS cutting Five Thousand Jobs.
Bristol Mayor Jeff Caggiano discusses Re-Election and updates us how the City of Bristol is doing
Dave Altimari from CT Mirror did a story about CT Nursing homes and the conditions and how they have worsened
NBC Connecticut's Kevin Nathan and Gabby Lucivero discuss their latest Documentary about the Hartford Whalers. From Heartbeat to Heartbreak is set to air this weekend.
Christine and Salt from our sister station 96.5 WTIC FM stop by to discuss their review of Barbie and Oppenheimer... plus Christine saw Indiana Jones as well... Does she spend any time at home?
Brian gives Matt the Option of Happy or Dismayed Brian to start the Morning.... Solid choice choosing the latter.
Erick Erickson is the host of the Erick Erickson show here on WTIC. He talks about the upcoming Presidential Election in 2024
Jim Bergenn from Shipman and Goodwin discusses a judge's findings of forensic scientist Henry Lee being liable for fabricating evidence in a murder case
Katie Lukas is The SVP of Strategy for Cronin and Company. She discusses the new branding of Twitter
David Lightman from McClatchy DC checks in to discuss the latest from the Nation's Capital.
Former Hartford Whalers Captain Kevin Dineen calls in to discuss Whalers Alumni Weekend at Dunkin Park with the Hartford Yard Goats.
Tim Malloy is a Polling Analyst from Quinnipiac. He talks about the possibility of a third-party presidential candidate in 2024
Niles Talbot is the Head Chef at the North House in Avon Connecticut. He talks about the new gig and how the menu changes with the season. He also discusses what he makes at home during the summer.... if he cooks at all.
Tony Botticello from Botticello Farms in Manchester talks about the devastating flooding his property has taken on.
TJ Killilea is a Producer at NBC Boston. He was at the No Labels event with Joe Manchin in New Hampshire. He discusses that event and more.
Barbara Fasano is a NY cabaret singer. She talks to Brian about her music and her upcoming appearance at Music Mountain
Don Braden is the Musical Director for the Jazz Camp at the Frederick Gunn School in Washington. He discusses the Jazz Festival they have coming up at the end of the month!
State Tax Commissioner Mark Boughton talks about Connecticut tax Scofflaws owing millions. That includes Millionaires, Businesses and even the deceased.
Heidi Tringe is a lobbyist and a Montpelier Vermont resident. She talks about the current conditions and flooding in Vermont and how we can help
Alex Putterman from Hearst Media discusses the fact that Wealthy towns are dominating youth sports.
David J. Hopkins is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Urban League of Greater Hartford. On July 22, the Urban League of Greater Hartford and the Hartford Marathon Foundation will host a 5K Run, 1-mile Walk/Run and a FitKids Run in Hartford’s Keney Park – Move! with the Urban League of Greater Hartford Festival.
Hugh McQuaid from CTNEWSJUNKIE talks about how Connecticut saw 24 million dollars in marijuana sales in the month of June alone.
The Former Voice of the Hartford Whalers Chuck Kaiton returns to Hartford next weekend for Whalers Alumni Weekend at Dunkin Park. He talks about the great event and some memories of the days of old...
2009 World Series Champion Nick Swisher joins Brian and Matt this morning to discuss his career, his life and Home Run Derby X coming to Dunkin Park in Hartford in August! The Coolest Guy on the Planet! Give it a listen!
Jenny Dickson is the DEEP Wildlife Division Director. She updates us on whats going on with Bears and Bobcats in our state.
Longtime Traffic Reporter Gerri Griswold joins us in studio to discuss the latest on the Volcanic activity in Iceland.
David Cadden is aprofessor emeritus of entrepreneurship and strategy at Quinnipiac University He discusses Amazon Prime Days
The Connecticut Business Blend this week talks about vacant real estate in the commercial area and a Waterbury-based baseball bat manufacturer is moving to Cheshire,
Sen Ryan Fazio, legislature’s Energy Committee was able to work together and pass some bipartisan measures to strengthen oversight of utilities, and include more hydroelectricity and nuclear energy in the state’s renewable portfolio. But he says while these long-term solutions are important, the state needs to focus on short-term relief too.
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon, Asset Strategies is a fiduciary providing fee only financial planning. The call this week discusses, The Great Resignation Done and Dusted?
First day of camp for the kids at Camp Courant. Corrianne Chipello talks about the importance of the camp.
Anthony Price joins us to talk about the Greater Hartford Pro-Am Summer Basketball. He also says some familiar faces will be in attendance.
Alex is Matt Sirois' Best Friend and He ate FIFTEEN Hot Dogs at the New Britain Bees game last night. He talks how he did it, and more importantly the aftermath of the deed.
WTIC Reporter Dave Mager was live at President Biden's speech on Friday. He recaps the speech, the environment, and what the President meant when he said "God Save the Queen, Man"
The Erick Erickson Show begins on WTIC beginning tonight at 6pm. The Host Erick Erickson talks about what we can expect and how he was inspired by Rush once upon a time.
Who doesn't like bacon? Well this weekend is the first CT Bacon Festival!! Matt Bradley is owner of Bradley Concessions and he tells us how we can enjoy bacon on and in just about anything.
Dom Amore talks about the hopes and prayers of bringing back the Hartford Whalers and what needs to be done to make that dream a reality.
Bats and Nature... that's what Gerri Griswold does!! She joins us with Jenny Dickson from DEEP as well as Wildlife Biologist Devaughn Fraser to discuss a very interesting and fun thing you and the kids can do to learn more about Bats
CIAC Exec Director Glenn Lungarini talks about the weather impact on sports championship games.
Brian's Flag Football team is playing Dennis House's Team this weekend. Let the trash talk begin!
Anthony Anthony is the Chief Marketing Officer for The Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development. He talks about the upcoming 19th Annual Connecticut Open House Day
John Feinstein talks bout his latest book on David Feherty, Feherty: The Remarkably Funny and Tragic Journey of Golf's David Feherty
CEA President Kate Dias talks about teacher Shortage Worsening, Causing School Closings, Early Dismissals, and Lost Learning Time for Students. Educators are urging guaranteed funding for recruitment and retention efforts.
Greek Festival at St George Greek Church June 1st -4th. Info at https://www.stgeorgecathedral.org
Judy Keane, President of the Richard M Keane Foundation. The Keane Foundation will sponsor their 22nd Annual Family. Fun Run Sunday, June 4th 11AM at Standish Park in Wethersfield.
Dennis Biden, House of heroes. Re: Memorial Day meaning also just helped out their 200th veteran.
Bernard Henry, Fat Hen Farms. CT farmer's hat-wearing pet quails are TikTok stars with over 1 million followers.
Jim Himes, Connecticut's 4th District in the United States House of Representatives. Debt Ceiling, “none of the things in the bill are Democratic priorities,”
Crosby Kemper, Director of the Institute of Museum and LibraryServices Free and reduced museum admissions for the summer
Brian Zahn, Reporter with New Haven Register and Hearst Media. In West Haven mayoral race, Republicans see opportunity, Democrats promise change.
Ken Gosselin, Reporter with Courant. Hartford plans property auctions for unpaid taxes. See which ones have biggest bills.
Paul Schott, Staff writer for CT Insider. It's a great market': How low-cost airlines are growing at CT airports
Kevin Rennie, Hartford Courant columnist, runs DailyRuctions.com talks state supreme court but he also wrote about Stefanowski
Ozzie Palomo, Chartwell Strategy co-founder talks about the presidential candidates that are out there and who has a chance to make a splash.
Brian Foley, Tolland Town Manager. talks about the towns recent issue of Street takeovers
Douglas Lord is the head of the CT Librarian Association and a Newtown Librarian. He discusses the possible ban of 2 specific books and maybe more coming.
Jeff Carver is the captain of a team that runs in a road race to provide free health care to at-risk veterans. He explains how you can help
CT Business Blend with Greg Bordonaro. Brian talks to Greg about the Job Numbers and the possibility of the Whalers coming back.
Could the Whalers be coming back to Hartford? Chris Price talks with Brian about the slim possibility.
Attorney Chris Mattei talks about his latest endeavor out of the court room. And he discusses the aftermath in the Alex Jones Case.
It is National Salvation Army Week. Major Migdalia Lavenbein talks about how you can help!
Father Michael Whyte and Valerie Mara from the Archdiocese of Hartford school talk about the benefits of Catholic School as opposed to public schools
Jamie McDonald is the owner of Bears BBQ. He talks about their upcoming 10 year Anniversary celebration as well as the expansion of the company.
President of the Yard Goats Tim Restall talks about Hartford Bouncing Pickles night at Dunkin Park.
Former Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis talks to Brian about his new company and what they do to help security.
Sandi Terenzi and Mike Price from The Livian team Keller Williams realty Legacy partners discuss high rents in the state and if we will see a crash in the market.
The Dean of The Yale School of Management Jeffrey Sonnenfeld talks about the state's disastrous investment record and sheds some light on some new findings.
Deidre Montague from the Hartford Courant discusses the flooding and sewage issues in Hartford.
The Commissioner of the Department of Agriculture Bryan Hurlburt discusses the crop outlook across the state.
Themis Klarides Joins Brian for the hour and talks to Michael Coyne about the Trump case decision among other things.
Julie Bauke is the President and Chief Career Strategist. She talks on AI and how it could replace human jobs sooner rather than later.
Michael Zaleski is the President and CEO of Riverfront Recapture. He discussed the 7 Mile trail from Windsor to Hartford
How are college kids doing and how will they transition into the work world? Melanie Sinche from USJ gives us some insight about the promising numbers.
President of the Yard Goats Tim Restall talks about tonight's game for "Brian and Company Night"
Michael is the owner of ProCourier in West Hartford. He is also a partial owner of a Horse that will race in the Kentucky Derby this weekend!
Yard Goats and Wolf Pack game on the same night! Mayor Luke Bronin talks about that and the unfortunate continued crime in Hartford
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Stan McCauley is a Candidate for Mayor of Hartford. He tells us what his major running points will be
Superintendent of Hartford Schools talks about the Mental Health Contracts in the schools.
Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) Chairman Marissa Gillett. Re: State of Connecticut’s ongoing implementation of the Take Back Our Grid Act
Secretary of the State of CT Stephanie Thomas talks about the ask of 25 Million Dollars to replace Ballot Tabulators.
The CT Brain Tumor Alliance talks about their Path of Hope 5K coming up on Saturday May 6th in Elizabeth Park.
DMV Commissioner Tony Guerrera discusses an important milestone as it has surpassed more than one million online customer transactions served since 2020
Our Meteorologist Bob Cox discusses the state of Connecticut as droughts are concerned.
Jenny Dickson is the Wildlife Division Director of The DEEP. She discusses the Bear population and more wildlife issues we may face.
Jennifer Steadman is the Executive Director of the Aurora Foundation. She talks about a recent massive donation!
Scott McLean is a Professor of Political Science at Quinnipiac. He discusses Biden's re-election campaign.
The President of the Hartford Yard Goats drops by to talk about Brian and Company night at Dunkin Park on May 3rd. Also brings a new food item that is unbelievable!
Associate Professor of Journalism at Quinnipiac University Rich Hanley dropped some news that he is retiring. He calls us to reveal why now and what's next.
Douglas Lord is the President of the CT Library Association. He discusses the banning of books from schools and libraries.
Lia Safalow is the owner and GM of Blue House Bagel Company and Cafe. She talks about the process of making the bagels and even though she is off today, she's still working!
The Connecticut Business Blend with Greg Bordonaro. What's going on in Hartford for businesses?
The Voice of the Hartford Yard Goats Jeff Dooley talks about his experience this past weekend being the voice of the Colorado Rockies.
Attorney General William Tong recently joined a coalition of 18 attorneys general calling for a federal recall of Hyundai and Kia vehicles following the companies’ continued failure to take adequate steps to address the alarming rate of theft of their vehicles.
Nathan Lands is the founder of Lore.com. He talks about Artificial Intelligence and how it is taking over.
Fox and Dominion came to a settlement before going to trial.... so what's next for both sides?
Dr Andrea Dennis is the Host of Pet Talk here on WTIC. She talks about pet safety when it comes to food and ticks.
Claire is the Executive and Artistic Director of the Newington Children's Theatre Company. She talks about a great event to help out the program.
Doogie has over Two-Thousand pairs of Crocs shoes. He talks to Brian about .... why? How he got started collecting and why he's holding out on the Guinness World Record.
William Tong talks about the abortion pill ban as well as his new policy to make it easier for the LGBTQ community to donate blood and plasma.
Kevin Hogan was a former reporter for WFSB News. But since his retirement he has been driving school buses. He catches up with Brian and talks about that decision.
Fred Markowich from Guardian Pest Control discusses the current Rat problems in the state.
Ozzie Palomo from Chartwell Strategy discusses Trump's Indictment from the political stand point.
Eliot Tatelman of Jordan's Furniture tells us about his new promotion that could get you free furniture!
Mag Morelli is the President of Leading Age Connecticut. She talks about the recovery from covid and the Caring Hands Awards.
The UConn Men's Basketball team is headed to its first Final Four since 2014! David Borges from CT Insider talks about the run they are on.
The CT Business Blend with Greg Bordonaro. Weekly segment with Greg rolls on as Brian discusses Connecticut Jobs and Businesses
Rodney Smith started the Raising Men and Women Lawn Care Service. He talks about the 50-Yard Challenge
Time to start gardening! Former talk show host here on WTIC Len Giddix gives the best tips about starting your garden.
THE CONNECTICUT BUSINESS BLEND with Greg Bordonaro, Editor, Hartford Business Journal talks about the Future of Downton Htfd
The Wing Addicts join Brian and Company to discuss their love of wings, where the best wings in the state are, and the new wing trails you can hit this weekend!
Ed Danek is the President and CEO of the Hartford Federal Credit Union. He talks to Brian about their Giving Campaign
Former FBI Agent, Greg Dillon talks to Reese about AG Merrick Garland's testimony on Capitol Hill last week about the politicization of the DOJ
Michael Shelby is the Author of Technology Addiction. He joins Brian and Company to discuss how we can help our youth, and adults, pull back from devices.
Greater Hartford NAACP President Corrie Betts talks about the need for help in the North End of Hartford.
Senator Chris Murphy joins Brian to discuss the letter he sent to NCAA Presiden Charlie Baker.
The University of Hartford talk continues with Brian talking with Joseph Coughlin who is an alum of UHart. He is less than thrilled with the direction the school has taken over the last 2 years
Jason Diaz, Hartford firefighter running for vacant state representative seat in the 6th district.
Robin Cecere, CSDE Regional School Choice Directo. Re:
Connecticut families with students entering Pre-K through Grade 12
have until 11:59 p.m. (EST) on February 28, 2023, to submit an on-time
application for the 2023-24 school year through the Connecticut State
Department of Education’s Regional School Choice Office (RSCO) at
ChooseYourSchool.org.
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon, Asset Strategies is a fiduciary providing fee only financial planning. The topic for today is, Inflation Eats Up Savings.
Scott Dolch is the President & CEO Connecticut Restaurant Association. The Connecticut Restaurant Association (CRA) yesterday called for the creation of a new ‘Connecticut Hospitality Fund’ aimed at supporting tourism, workforce development, and local economic development, all of which will benefit the state’s hospitality industry. The program would be funded by utilizing Connecticut’s existing 1% tax on meals and beverages, which last year generated more than $90,000,000 for the state’s general fund
Red Sox legend Fred Lynn talks with Brian and John Senecal from the FanBase Podcast about his time in Bristol and more. then listen to the whole conversation on the FanBase Podcast page.
Military analyst and former Army Col. Jeff McCausland discussed the one year anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine
Jeff Ferony is The President of Trio Properties and working with the Connecticut Apartment Association. He talks with Brian about the Rent control hearing today.
Professor Matthew Schmidt joins us live as he was driving in Kiev Ukraine to discuss his trip there as well as President Biden's trip there yesterday.
WTIC Listener Traian Achim talked to Brian and Matt at the wolfpack game over the weekend about his favorite pasta sauce.... and he delivered on Tuesday Morning!
The Courant's Chris Keating discusses the top 2 percent of residents pay most of the state's bills.
Brian O'Connor, Chief lobbyist for Connecticut Conference of Municipalities. Re: CCM Piece in “CTMirror Connecticut’s trash and recycling crisis is here now and needs to be solved by state and local leaders”
Kristie Gonsalves, the producer of the CT Flower & Garden Show and President of North East Expos previewing the CT Flower & Garden Show that opens this Thursday for 4 days at the CT Convention Center.
Mark Mitchell from the Mitchell Auto Group discusses how they are doing and if they are bouncing back from the auto shortage as well as car parts in general.
Rob Lamothe talks about how the warmer weather is affecting his business at Lamothe's Sugar House
Sean Crane, Mintz + Hoke’s Chief Creative Officer discusses Super Bowl ad's with Brian.
President of CT Realtors David Gallitto talks to Brian about how the housing market looks in the state.
Rep Michael DiGiovancarlo discusses Waterbury trying to become the first city to test red light cameras.
David Hopkins is the President and CEO of the Urban League of Greater Hartford. He talks about Black History Month and some events coming up
Brian talks with Dr Larry Lazor and Georgia Secretary of the State Brad Raffensperger about the state of the Republican Party as well as the voting system in the United States.
Heath Grossman of Johnson Brunetti. Re: talk about the $650 million Powerball jackpot and advice on managing lottery winnings.
Nathan Grube, Travelers Tournament Director along with Andy Bessette Executive Vice President and Chief. Administrative Officer for Travelers. talk about the upcoming tournament and Rory McIlroy commits
Representative Karen Reddington Hughes discusses the possibility of bear hunting in the state of Connecticut.
Managing Editor for WTNH Rick Green joins Brian for the full hour to discuss journalism and politics.
Legendary Whalers announcer Chuck Kaiton calls in to talk about the good ol days and to tell a story or two about the late Bobby Hull.
Zack Huffman from CT News Junkie discusses the State looking into loans CuraLeaf got from Russia.
Our friends on WTIC FM Christine and Salt join us with Mark Christopher to make our picks for the Chiefs against the Bengals and the Eagles vs 49ers.
Wayne Pesce is the President of the Connecticut Food Association. He talks about the potential of Wine sales in grocery stores.
Vincent Candelora talks to Brian about the Republican's hope to tighten restrictions on cannabis.
Jennifer Piatek is a Professor of Planetary Geology and The Chair of Earth and Space Sciences at CCSU. She discusses the earth and how it spins in an opposite direction and why.
Senator Richard Blumenthal talks about his latest visit to Ukraine and what is necessary to win the war
Sacred Heart Men's Hockey Coach CJ Maratollo talks about their season and their new facility.
Neal the bus guy is a local legend of sorts.... he discusses the job of driving kids to school, and the recent uptick in thefts of catalytic converters off of buses.
Andy Gresh from WEEI calls in to discuss the NFL Playoffs and says if you're a Patriots fan, maybe you shouldn't worry so much.
JR Rusgrove is the owner of Parkside Cafe in Bristol. He discusses the rising cost of food and how that affects his business.
Chris VanDeHoef discusses a bit of everything from sports and marketing to ticket prices. Chris DiPentima joins later on to discuss Connecticut challenges economically.
David Lightman from McClatchy DC calls in as he does every Friday to wrap up the week from the Nation's Capital.
Rich Hanley discusses the downfall of print media. Hearst CT said the Torrington Register is cutting back, so is the Record Journal. How long do papers have left?
Weekly NFL Picks with our friends on the FM. Playoffs are tough!! Kansas City vs Jacksonville, Dallas vs San Francisco, Giants and Eagles, and the Bills vs The Bengals. Who are we picking?
Dr Verna Ruffin is the Superintendent of Waterbury Public Schools. They've rolled out a free 24/7 tutoring support system to catch kids up in their classes.
Tom Santopietro is the author of The Way We Were - The Making of a Romantic Classic. he talks about his book and where you can meet him as well.
Kevin Rennie posted an Op-Ed in the Courant titled : Is this a season for
answers in CT? Maybe if anyone ever answers the phones at state
agencies.
President of the Hartford Yard Goats stops in to tell us everything going on in the off season.
Congressman Joe Courtney talks about AUKUS. What is it and How can they get it to work?
Senator Fazio discusses the Republicans plan to make energy more affordable in the state of Connecticut.
AHL Coach Brent Thompson is the coach of the Bridgeport Islanders. His son Tage Thompson is currently the 3rd leading scorer in the whole NHL and is going to the All-Star game this year as well. We talk to a proud father!
State Comptroller Sean Scanlon discusses retirements in the state as well as teases when the Hero Payments could go out.
Former Chief of Staff for Governor Lamont, Paul Mounds, discusses his time at that position and what's next for him moving forward.
It is wild card weekend in the NFL. Brian and Matt make their picks with Mark Christopher and 96.5 WTIC FM's Christine and Salt. Plus we remember the San Francisco Treat!
Kristopher McKelvie is the director of construction for Habitat for Humanity. He discusses the story we heard this week of a break in to one of the projects they were building.
Christy Kovel talks about a new promising drug that is helping early Alzheimer's patients.
Cheshire Police Chief Neil Dryfe discusses driving under the influence of Alcohol and now Marijuana.
Bill lee is the President and CEO of The Lee Company. He has made healthcare free for his employees and he explains why and how.
UConn Men's Hockey Coach Mike Cavanaugh joins Brian and Company to discuss the opening of the new rink in Storrs, and how the team is doing overall.
CEA President Kate Dias sits down with Brian to discuss the latest survey saying that CT Voters are concerned about the growing crisis in public schools.
DCF Commissioner Vannessa Dorantes joins Brian to discuss the numbers since Covid, and weed safety in the house with kids
Ken Gosselin is a staff writer who focuses on real estate, transportation and other financial new calls to discuss his piece; Hartford-Brainard Airport could be redeveloped three different ways if airport were closed. See what a new study envisions for the century-old airfield
Andy Fleischman, President & CEO of CT.Big Brothers Big Sisters of Connecticut. Together we are celebrating National Mentoring Month this January.
Bobby Russo, President of Golden Gloves of America &; New
England Region, Brian Dunn, Business Manager of Sprinkler Fitters
Local Union 669. Re: Golden Gloves of America “Making Champions
and Good Citizens since 1923” Golden Gloves Boxing in Lowell Ma. Is
in its 75 th year. “Great Fights for Good Causes”
Christine Stuart from CT News Junkie stops in studio to discuss happenings around the state of Connecticut. Weed Sales, Bear Hunting, the Special Session and more!
Former House Leader Themis Klarides joins Brian and Company for the whole hour to discuss the election, the mess in congress and what is next on the list for her moving forward.
Christina Baribault from Baribault Jewelers talks about the thin blue line charity bracelet to raise money for the fallen Bristol Police Officers. The bracelets are back in stock, but not for long.
Jill Schlesinger checks in for her weekly visit. She discusses the markets, your money resolutions and her new book!
Lon Seidman from Lon.TV discusses this years CES out in Las Vegas and what he learned and what some things we can be excited about.
Tim Wenger from WBEN in Buffalo discusses Bills Safety Damar Hamlin, and the scene in Orchard Park yesterday when the Bills played the Patriots. GO BILLS!
TJ Killilea from NECN talks about hope for bipartisanship as well as a crazy story just over the border in Mass.
State Comptroller Sean Scanlon reflects on the loss of a friend and fellow state politician Quentin Williams. Quentin was unfortunately killed by a wrong way driver the other day while driving home from the Governor's Ball Celebration.
Our NFL Picks for week 18... Christine from 96.5 TIC FM ran scared this week, so it is just the boys. We give our winners for the final week of the regular season!
David Lightman from McClatchy DC checks in for his weekly visit. He talks about the mess of Congress and what will happen in the coming days.
Batouly Camara is a former UConn basketball player that played under Coach Geno Auriemma. Coach Auriemma is taking a bit of a leave of absence to improve his health.
Ozzie Polomo from Chartwell Strategy breaks down the mess that is Congress right now and what to expect today and the days moving forward.
Senator Chris Murphy talks to Brian about the Electoral Count Act and the update of it as well.
Chris Keating from the Courant discusses the Legislative session that will get underway this week.
Sandi Terenzi stops by to discuss the latest about the world of real estate. Is it a good time to sell or buy? Can we expect prices to drop?
Reese fills in for Brian and talks with K.W. Zachry about even more knowledge she has learned about the assassination of JFK.
Rep Hayes calls in to discuss the House vote and to talk about her new term representing Connecticut
Reese fills in for Brian and talks with Author K.W. Zachry about the JFK Assassination and what she has found out in her studies.
Dennis House talks new year's resolutions and how you can change your health in 2023 with Dr. Vasanth Kainkaryam
Dennis House discusses the inflation on everything going up but especially Insurance rates in the coming new year.
Dennis House talks to Hartford Police SGT Steve Austin about the need to hire more officers in the capitol city.
Brandon Jubrey, Prez/founder CT Flag football talks about the explosive growth of the sport in CT and surrounding areas.
Lisa Hagen, CT Mirror and CT Public's shared Federal Policy Reporter. Based in Washington, D.C. CT to secure $236 million windfall from federal spending bill
You may not know, but the state of Connecticut has a number 1 College basketball team.... and it isn't UConn...
Dave Altimari from CT Mirror had a story that now tranquilizers are being found in fentanyl when being laced in drugs as well. Why is this happening and how can it be stopped?
Brian talks with Hartford Police LT Marisol Rodriguez Velez about the department being short staffed and how you can join the force.
Michael Liebowitz is a regular guest on Todd Feinburg's show, but this morning he sat down with Brian and Company to discuss his new book, his time in prison, and the issues he has with the prison system and how they can improve.
Buddy Buder was named the PGA Volunteer of the Year. Buddy talks about the honor as he has been volunteering at the Travelers Championship for 50 years now!
Celine Dion was diagnosed with a rare condition. We wanted to know more about it. Dr Duarte Machado is the Director of Program Excellence and Recognition at The Chase Family Movement Disorders Center. The Doctor explains it further.
Dave Zirin, National Sports commentator and author.
Movie on NFL premiering right over border in MA
Dan Haar, Columnist and Associate Editor at Hearst Connecticut Media. Re: Every single CT city has a white mayor. Will that change?
Keisha Grant, NBC Connecticu. NBC Streaming special on Sandy Hook, “Just Yesterday: Sandy Hook Ten Years Later” seven-part series captures the detailed experiences of survivors and responders, who share for the first time, in their own voices, powerful emotions and stories from the past ten years
Eliot Tatelman is the CEO and President at Jordan's Furniture. Jordans Furniture opening in West farms mall
Michael Zaleski, President & CEO, Riverfront Recapture 2022 CYCLOCROSS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS At HARTFORD’S RIVERSIDE PARK
Former Senate Republican Leader Len Fasano. RE: Discuss his Op-ed in the Courant. Republicans must reject Donald Trump as a candidate.
Jendayi Scott-Miller talks about the Girl Scouts of Connecticut Honors “Women Who Shine” with Prestigious Award
Professor Robert A. White, Distinguished Practitioner in Residence Quinnipiac University School Of Law. Alex Jones filing for personal bankruptcy protection in wake of Sandy Hook judgments.
The Mayor joins Brian in the studio and discusses his decision to not run for Mayor again.
Ed Mahony, Courant reporter. Connecticut has more than 1,000 cold cases. There are just 2 ways to solve them and one of those is seeing promising advances.
Dr. Ulysses Wu, Infectious Disease, Internal Medicine Hartford HealthCare talks about the latest on flu Season.
Ken Gosselin,staff writer who focuses on real estate, transportation and other financial news for the Courant. Redevelopment of deteriorating MLK Apartments near Hartford Colt complex - the last piece of a revitalization puzzle - delayed and cost has climbed.
Keith Phaneuf, CTMirror.org State Budget reporter calls to discuss his piece, In special session, CT legislature extends gas tax holiday.
CEA President Kate Dias. New CEA Survey Finds Rising Wave of Stress, Burnout, Shortages, and Teachers Leaving the Profession. Increased salaries, staffing, respect, limits on non-teaching duties would help alleviate growing crisis in our schools
Tim Wenger is the Brand Manager at WBEN in Buffalo. He joins us to discuss the crazy amount of snow that Buffalo got this past week, and how they are digging out.
Jessica Cain is the VP of Customer Operations and Assistance Programs at Eversource. She explains it all and how you can lower your bill.
Em Sauter is an Advanced Beer Cicerone. She has a website, a new book, and tells us what beer to pair with your Thanksgiving Dinner!
Ray Reid is former coach for UConn Soccer. He is now an assistant for the Hartford Athletic. He calls to preview the world cup and what the United States Men's Natiional Team chances are at winning the whole thing.
Joel Hoekstra is the lead guitarist of The Trans-Siberian Orchestra. He talks about their upcoming shows at Mohegan Sun and how the tour is going as a whole.
Andy Gresh from WEEI talks about the Patriots 10-3 win over the Jets this past Sunday. Is he encouraged by the win?
Christine and Salt from 96.5 WTIC FM join Brian, Matt, and Mark Christopher for the week 11 picks.
Karen Thomas from Friendly Hands Food Bank talks about the need for food and funds, especially right now as the holidays approach.
Christine Stuart updates us on what is going on with the Cannabis Applicants. Why has it taken so long? What's the process moving forward?.. Christine Stuart from CT News Junkie breaks it down.
David Lightman from McClatchy DC checks in for his weekly update on the election and what is the latest from Washington DC
Sister Theresa talks to Brian about the House of Bread and how just 30 dollars can go a very long way.
Lobbyist Chris VandeHoef joins Brian for 2 hours and they talk with Attorney General William Tong about the Google Settlement. They also discuss what is going on with Twitter with Lon Seidman. And they finish up with Manchester Road Race Director Jim Balcome about the upcoming race.
Brian welcomes former Secretary of the state Denise Merril as well as the new Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas to discuss voting, early voting and why it takes so long to get a winner. Dan Haar from Hearst Media also joins in on the conversation with questions of his own.
UConn Football won their 6th game of the season and are Bowl Eligible now. The Courant's Dom Amore talks about the turnaround!
Jeff Pearlman is the author of The Last Folk Hero: The Life and Myth of Bo Jackson. He discusses the book as well as the private life that Bo lives today.
Lila Bromberg is the beat writer for the UCONN Women Huskies for the Hartford Courant. She previews the season.
Themis Klarides joins Brian for the full hour where they welcome Ozzie Polomo and Nancy Dinardo.
Sen Richard Blumenthal talks about his victory over Leora Levy and his plans for his next term.
Former Coach of the Hartford Hawks John Gallagher talks about his decision to resign from his post as Head Coach of the team.
Dominic Rapini is running for Secretary of State on the Republican side. He discusses his plans if elected.
Leora Levy talks about her campaign and one last push to beat Senator Richard Blumenthal.
Sam Orm runs Division West Bar and Bistro in West Hartford. He talks about the promotion they are having to help CT Foodshare.
Comedian and Actor Paul Reiser talks about his upcoming show in Hartford and his whole career.
David Borges from CT Insider discusses opening night of the UConn Men's basketball season and previews the whole season.
Stephanie Thomas is the Democrat Candidate for Secretary of the State. She talks the campaign and election day coming up.
Jill Schlesinger checks in for her weekly visit to check on the markets and your money.
Joe Nolan is the President and CEO of Eversource. He talks about blackouts and prices and more.
Independent Candidate for Governor Rob Hotaling discusses his run for Governor and the upcoming election.
Dr Larry Lazor is running against John Larson in the 1st District. He discusses his run for Congress
David Lightman from McClatchy DC joins Brian and Company to talk about the upcoming elections and what we can expect.
Jeff Sonnenfeld is the Dean of the Yale School of Management. He joins Senator Blumenthal to discuss Ukraine and Russia
Chris Price is the Author of Bleeding Green, a new book about the Hartford Whalers. A great conversation about the glory days of the Whale!
Governor Lamont discusses the debate, he answers the Nursing home question, and talks about the election next week.
Lon Seidman from Lon.TV talks about Elon Musk and the twitter sale. Also, how important is the blue check mark to you?
Timothy Rausch of ProHealth Physicians and Brian talk flu and covid season and what to do
Congresswoman Jahana Hayes talks about the race in the 5th district as well as political ads this season.
George Logan is the Republican Candidate in the 5th District. He talks about his plans if elected.
Rob Ruggiero is the Producing Artistic Director at Hartford's TheaterWorks. He talks about the theater surviving covid and what they have coming up.
Phil DeFronzo is the President of Norcom Mortgage. He discusses the latest in the real estate world.
Rob Ruggiero, producing artistic director at downtown Hartford's TheaterWorks. Theaters in downtown Hartford in a fight for survival in the recent years.
Norcom President Phil DeFronzo. Phil can discuss increased mortgage rates; Fourth quarter real estate trends and projections for 2023
Country Music Singer Jordan Oaks talks with Dennis House about his song about the police and first responders, and he is performing locally in the area tonight the 28th for a great cause
Brian and Company's week 8 NFL Picks with Christine and Salt from 96.5 TIC FM. Were they successful in tracking down Brian's daughter?
Dennis House talks with Glastonbury Police Captain Mark Catania discusses police safety and other things.
Robert de Wolff is the CEO of SEQL which stands for Sports Equality. He talks about the recruiting of kids and how they help
Kate Dias is the President of the CEA. She updates us on how schools are doing this year and touches on the safety of the students.
TJ Winick is the VP at Issues Management Group. He talks to Brian about the Kanye West debacle currently unfolding.
David Hopkins is the President and CEO of Urban League of Hartford. He discusses their upcoming Trunk or Treat and more
Michael Freimuth talks about the proposed 25 million dollar upgrade for the XL Center in Hartford
Dr Aneesh Tolat is a Cardiac Electrophysiologist at Hartford HealthCare. He talks about sudden cardiac death.
Andy Gresh talks about the Patriots 33-14 loss to the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football. Is there a QB Controversy?
Audrey and Angel started a business from their dorm room at UConn called Unfolded. They explain how it came about.
Brian and Matt make their picks with Christine and Salt and Mark Christopher from the FM station.
Chris Keating from The Courant discusses the tight congressional race in the 5th district between Jahana Hayes and George Logan.
Stan Twardy is a Partner at Day Pitney. He discusses Trump and Russia and the ongoing cases.
Connecticut Teacher of the Year Carolyn Kielma joins Brian and Company to talk about the honor she received
The Osenkowski's have been doing a light display for the holidays for year, but now they will light their house up blue for the bristol fallen officers. they talk about it,
If you would like to donate to the families of the fallen officers, all donations made to their venmo will go to the families. Venmo @lights-on-Rosewood
Andy Bessette Executive Vice President and Chief. Administrative Officer for Travelers gives an update on the new status of the Travelers Championship in the PGA tour.
Tris Carta calls in to discuss the 86th running of the Manchester Road Race on Thanksgiving morning, and all the fanfare that goes with it.
Maggie Doyne is the Author of Between the Mountain and The Sky. She sits in studio with Brian and talks about the book that is the journey of her life. It is truly an amazing story!
Gabby Lucivero from NBC Connecticut joins Brian for the hour to discuss all the things she has been working on, including talking about UHart Athletics
Chris Mattei is the attorney on the side of the families in Sandy Hook against Alex Jones that were awarded $965 million for emotional distress and more over Jones' claims the killing of their children was a hoax. Mattei discusses the case and the verdict with Brian.
Former Chief of Police in Hartford Brian Foley discusses this morning's tragic shooting of 3 police officers in Bristol
Dr Larry Lazor is running in the first district against John Larson. He discusses the debate they just had as well as his views on important topics.
Larisa Kottke is the President and CEO of Leadership Greater Hartford. She discusses the importance of leadership and developing young youth to be leaders
Rob Hotaling is the Independent candidate for Governor here in Connecticut. He discusses some important things he plans on doing if elected
UConn Hockey Coach Mike Cavanaugh talks with Brian about the winning culture he is preaching at UConn, last seasons great finish, and the hot start so far this season.
Christy Kovel | Director of Public Policy | Alzheimer's Association, Connecticut Chapter. Re: 2022 Walk to End Alzheimer's - Greater Hartford Sunday, October 16th, 2022.
Carlene Rhea VP of Community Live at McLean interview to talk about the McLean and Me Event on the 13th, the educational series in general and how we are very excited to be re-engaging with the community in a safe way.
Vice President Kamala Harris visited Central Connecticut State University yesterday afternoon to meet with U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes and the president and CEO of Planned Parenthood. Brian Shactman was able to get an exclusive interview with her after the panel and talk to her about the visit. They also get into the race in the Connecticut's 5th congressional district.
Chris Powell, columnist for the Journal Inquirer. Re: State turned nothing around but just refinanced failure
Eric Lorenz, Dept Chief Stanford Fire Dept. Re: Fully Involved Tesla Car Fire Takes 42 Minutes to Extinguish, 600 Gallons of Water Per Minute Help Suppress Challenging
Lon Seidman, technology reporter at Lon.TV Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) NASA crashed a craft into an asteroid.
Jill Schlesinger joins Brian and Company to discuss all things going on in the market and your money
Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin joins Brian and Company for the whole hour to discuss the happenings and growth of the Capital City
Matthew Schmidt, Ph.D., University of New Haven. An expert on strategic analysis in foreign affairs, U.S. politics, security, and military matters gives an update on the ongoing war in Ukraine with Russia.
Corrianne Chipello, Executive Director & Chief Executive Officer. Re: 20th Annual ‘Buddy Bash’ Gala, Friday, September 23, 2022 – 6:00 – 9:00 pm.
Dr. Bilal Sekou, Associate Professor of Political Science and Social Science at the University of Hartford’s Hillyer College
analysis of the Secretary of the State race
Andy Fleischmann, Big Brothers Big Sisters. Re: The interview will center on September being Big Brothers Big Sisters Month and the 2022 Children’s Champion Award we’re presenting to State Senator Cathy Osten to mark the occasion.
Thomas Saadi, Commissioner, Connecticut Department of Veterans Affairs. Stand Down 2022
CT STAND DOWN 2022
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 23, 2022
8:00AM – 2:00PM
The Connecticut Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) is preparing for our annual STAND DOWN event which will be held at five regional locations
ndy Gresh, co host of The Gresh and Keefe show on Audacy sister station WEEI in Boston. THE PAT DOWN as we review the Patriots game one of the season
Don Stacom, reporter for The Courant. Development in East Hartford, biggest development in 50 years.
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Host of Jill on Money Saturdays 4-6pm. Brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon, Asset Strategies is a fiduciary providing fee only financial planning.
The start of Something beautiful. AM vs FM in an old school rivalry the morning shows go head to head in NFL picks
It's going to be the same Big E experience you've come to know and love for over 100 years, with unique food, exciting rides, shopping, games, agriculture, the State Buildings and world-class concerts/entertainment. All your favorite classic Big E foods are back, like Baked Potatoes, Lobster Rolls, the Craz-E Burger, and of course The Big E Cream Puff (special Cream Puff flavor this year is Pumpkin with confectioner's sugar and cinnamon topping
Congressman John Larson talks about how inflation will effect the next COLA for Social Security payments.
Chris Keating, The Courant's Capitol Bureau Chief. Recent piece, Poll: U.S. Sen. Blumenthal leads by 13 points over Republican Leora Levy.
Prof. Matt Schmidt, University of New Haven. An expert on strategic analysis in foreign affairs, U.S. politics, security, and military matters, University of New Haven Associate Professor of National Security and Political Science. Prof. Schmidt has the latest Ukraine update.
Marina Creed, a neuroimmunology nurse practitioner in the UConn Health Multiple Sclerosis Center. Re: UConn students built an air purifier out of furnace filters, a fan and duct tape and it traps COVID-19 virus
Julie Bauke, Founder and Chief Career Strategist with The Bauke Group. Half your co-workers may have been "quiet quitting" for a decade, according to a new study.
Andy Bessette is Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer for Travelers, Nathan Grube, Travelers Championship charitable announcement
Vincent J. Candelora, R-North Branford. “It’s now become a political legacy to stretch the truth,” especially when it comes to taxes. How does the media handle following up to fact finding?
Tara Carr, First Selectwoman of Brookfield. Gives update on crackdown on out of state plates
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon, Asset Strategies is a fiduciary providing fee only financial planning. Time to Snap Out of It (and Evaluate Life Insurance).
Dr. Javeed Sukhera, Chair of Psychiatry at the Institute of Living. Suicide Awareness Month. in 2020: Suicide was the twelfth leading cause of death overall in the United States, claiming the lives of over 45,900 people
Andy Gresh, co host of The Gresh and Keefe show on Audacy sister station WEEI in Boston Our first episode of THE PAT DOWN as we review the Patriots game one of the season.
Bradley Woodworth, Associate Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences University of New Haven. The Passing of The Queen, what does it mean for the U.K and the rest of the world.
Bob Charbonneau , CT Fairs. discusses how the CT Fair Season has gone and some of the major fairs still to come.
Chris Keating, The Courant's Capitol Bureau Chief. Connecticut Gov. Lamont receives third ballot line in November
Attorney General William Tong. Recently led 34 states and territories in announcing a $438.5 million agreement in principle with JUUL Labs, resolving a two-year bipartisan investigation into the e-cigarette manufacturer’s marketing and sales practices.
Rich Hanley, Quinnipiac professor of journalism talks about techniques used by project veritas.
Paul Schott, business reporter at Hearst Connecticut Media. His most recent piece Will more competition make CT’s Bradley and Tweed airports ‘two sick puppies’?
James Bias, executive director of the Connecticut Humane Society. Discuss a Hartford Courant story, Why Connecticut cats and dogs are losing out as lifestyles change
Karen Thomas, Exec Dir. Friendly Hands Food Bank Charity softball game with Lamont and Stefanowski
U.S. representative for Connecticut's 5th congressional Jahana Hayes talks with Brian about her stance on Roe v Wade and inflation.
Jeff Jones is the senior editor of Gallup. He did a poll that showed that marijuana use is outpacing cigarette use for the first time ever.
Neil Vigdor from the New York Times discusses CPAC and also his photography around the Fairs of Connecticut
Leora Levy is running against Richard Blumenthal for state senate. She calls in to discuss how the campaign is going and the differences between her and Blumenthal
Marty Dobrow from Springfield College discusses his story 3 heroines from civil rights movement getting close to 100
Phil DeFronzo from Norcom Mortgage discusses the new state program called Time to own and how it benefits first time homebuyers.
Anthony is headed across the ocean and he talks with Brian about the upcoming Trade Mission he is going on.
Republican Candidate for Congress in the 5th district George Logan talks about his 2nd line on the ballot as he got the Independent vote.
The CT Mirror's Mark Pazniokas discusses Bob Stefanowski and the upcoming election season
Republican candidate for Governor here in Connecticut Bob Stefanowski talks with Brian for the full hour on his campaign and what he plans to do as Governor of the State of Connecticut
Dave Altimari discusses fire safety and home inspections after a fire this weekend killed a couple people here in state
Dr. Kristine Larsen, Professor of Astronomy and Director of the University Honors Program, CCSU. So now we find out that Black holes make sounds. And the James Webb Telescope has made some other amazing discoveries.
Scott Dolch | President & CEO, Connecticut Restaurant Association. New Survey of Restaurant Owners Shows 43% Believe Conditions Are Worse Now Than Three Months Ago.
Prof. Matt Schmidt, An expert on strategic analysis in foreign affairs, U.S. politics, security, and military matters, University of New Haven Associate Professor of National Security and Political Science calls with an update on the War in Ukraine.
Gary Tinney, a retired New Haven, Conn. Fire Captain who is Vice President of The International Association of Black Professional Fire Fighters, Inc.calls to discuss Hundreds Of Firefighters From Across The U.S. To Take Part In Powerful Memorial March In Hartford. More Info- https://iabpf.org/
Dr Susan Lelko, Pediatrics Specialist in Meriden, CT ProHelath. Key Health Reminders for Going Back to School.
Kim Magalhaes, Associate Executive Director of Ashlar Village at Masonicare. Re: Sunday August 21st was National Seniors Day, but we look at EVERY DAY as a good day to recognize our seniors, the lives they have lived and all they have done for us. What National Seniors Day really is, especially for those of us in senior care, is a chance to find commonalities between the generations, shared experiences that can eliminate the stigma of aging and put the idea of ageism behind us.
P.J. Norwood, the director of training at the Connecticut Fire Academy. How have EV batteries affected the way that firefighters need to train and be prepared to fight these type of intense fire situations.
Mayor Sheri Cantor, West Hartford discusses how the city is doing in it's recovery from COVID and getting back to school.
Mark Boughton, commissioner at Connecticut Department of Revenue Services. Calls to discuss Connecticut tax-free week to begin this weekend
Kevin Burns, who is a CTDOT employee with the Office of Rails and is head of the Operation Lifesaver Unit. Train track suicides on the rise. What can be done to show or even stop this tragedy.
Travis Christ, head of marketing Avelo Airlines. Why new haven? What are the numbers? Does traffic justify expansion? What's next?
What routes are there. Discount on any routes?
Kate Dias, CEA President. Discuss news about a teacher shortage heading into the news school year.
Matt Conway, Executive Director of RiseUP for Arts. Murals revitalizing Parkville section of Hartford.
Dom Amore, Courant sports reporter. Coach John Gallagher suing UHart Board of Regents member, alleging misleading information regarding move to Division III.
Tim Restall,Yard Goats President. Chompers Birthday Party, with mascots from other teams. Best third first pitch ever to be completed.
Jason Jakubowski, CEO of Connecticut Foodshare. As of right now 350,000+ Connecticut residents regularly face hunger. Food insecurity is still a thing in many communities. How are food pantires getting creative to support the need.
Lon Seidman, Technology blogger and reviewer at Lon.tv Elon Musk reveals more details about Tesla Robot, sees people gifting it to elderly parents.
Greg Bordonaro is the editor of the Hartford Business Journal. Major downtown Hartford employers shedding hundreds of thousands of sq. ft. of office space.
Tracy E. Noble AAA Mid-Atlantic Manager, Public & Government Affairs. Recent fluctuating gas prices and travel issues
Sen. Tony Hwang discusses 20% health insurance rate hike hearing. Tony is ranking Republican Senator on the legislature's Insurance Committee.
Rob Simmelkjaer, Chair of the Board of Directors, Connecticut Lottery Corporation, Bruce Adams – President & CEO, Credit Union League of CT. They will be talking about the new program they are launching together called Wise Winnings, which provides free financial counseling to lottery winners.
Ken Gosselin, Courant reporter focuses on real estate, transportation and other financial news. Iconic ‘Stilts Building’ in downtown Hartford faces foreclosure in fallout from pandemic, Hartford faces new, high-stakes trial over Dunkin’ Donuts Park; tab for lawyer fees now well into millions.
Ginny Monk, CT Mirror's children's issues and housing reporter: ‘Kids Count’ report: CT ranks 7th in the nation for childhood well-being Housing affordability a low point for the state, national report says.
JP Venoit, President/CEO of Masonicare, Updates us on Healthcare facilities and COVID/Monkeypox Update.
Chris Keating of the Courant calls in to discuss his piece Connecticut voters head to polls Tuesday; officials fear low turnout
Christy Kovel Director of Public Policy CT Alzheimer's Association. Just returned from the Alzheimer's Association International Conference.
Mayor Jeff Caggiano, Bristol calls to discuss Crocodile Club luncheon and City of Bristol improvements.
Elizabeth G. Matzkin, MD, Surgical Director, Women's Musculoskeletal Health Chief of Women's Sports Medicine Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School Orthopaedic Surgery, Women's Health talks about ACL injuries in women/Paige Bueckers
Themis Klarides, GOP-endorsed candidate to represent Connecticut in the U.S. Senate talks about why she should be considered for your vote
Leora Levy running for the for U.S. Senate discusses her endorsement from Donald Trump.
CT State College President John Maduko, M.D. “It sounds too good to be true, but this is real and we want everyone to take advantage as a cost-effective way to attend college and boost career prospects.”
Stacey Moore - Commissioner and Founder of the American Cornhole League
Live on the OCHO Friday 4-5pm for SuperHole and then again from 8-9pm
Nancy Dinardo, chairwoman - Connecticut Democratic Party. Nancy calls in for a discussion, Will CT be an early primary state for Democrats in 2024?
Jackson Olson is a former University of Hartford baseball player set to join the Savannah Bananas. The Bananas are all the craze right now as they are baseball's Harlem Globetrotters with all the antics and fun around walk up entrances as well as outfits and acts. He discusses all of it and the excitement around it.
Dan Tapper wrote an op-ed piece on the Bruce Springsteen ticket prices and how it is an absolute PR Disaster.
Lisa Hagen from CT Mirror calls in to talk about the impact of federal policy in
Connecticut and covers the state’s congressional delegation.
Heidi Voight from NBC CT calls in to discuss the 8th annual Clear the Shelters campaign to find pets a forever home.
Dennis House fills in for Brian Shactman and talks with Kevin Rennie about the Republican primary race to face Richard Blumenthal.
Dennis House fills in for Brian Shactman and talks with Ashley Baylor of WTNH about her brand new children's book and how you can get it today!
Dennis House fills in for Brian Shactman and talks with Mayor Erin Stewart about all the things happening in the hardware city of New Britain.
Andy Gresh from WEEI's Gresh and Keefe checks in to discuss how bad the Red Sox are, and a prediction of the Patriots upcoming season.
Stephen Singer is a reporter with the Courant. He explains how South Windsor has said maybe to Tesla, as the electric vehicle maker works to be allowed to sell cars in Connecticut.
Mark Mitchell from the Mitchell Auto Group discusses The shortages of cars, car parts and more. Is it as bad as we are hearing?
DECD Commissioner David Lehman discusses the Connecticut Small Business Boost Fund, a public-private partnership that provides low-interest loans to small businesses and nonprofits in Connecticut.
Leora Levy is a candidate for the Republican Party. She discusses the debate and how she will defeat Richard Blumenthal in the Election
Why are Bruce Springsteen Tickets so Expensive? Does Bruce get a cut of the resale? Ron Lieber from the NY Times discusses it.
Peter Lumaj discusses last night's debate as he tries to win the primary on the Republican side.
Marissa Weidner is Webster Bank's Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer. She talks about the "Time to Own” program, a new state program offering down payment assistance to low and moderate-income homebuyers in Connecticut. Is the first time home buyer getting any other help right now?
Themis Klarides discusses last night's debate as she hopes to go up against Richard Blumenthal in this year's election.
The President of the Yard Goats Tim Restall joins Brian and Company to talk about Dunkin Donuts Park being named the best Double-A Ballpark for the fourth time. Yard Goats also now in first place.
The Official New England Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Celebration British Consulate General Of New England And Highclere Castle Spirits Join Together With Governor Lamont In Celebration Of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II This Special British cocktail party where we celebrate her Majesty’s 70 years of service and our close partnership with England. This 2-hour event will feature Highclere Castle Gin signature cocktails and English canapes with classical music and special guests.
Josh Rawitch, Baseball Hall of Fame. Josh gives his thoughts on Ortiz induction into the Hall of Fame.
Dan Haar, Hearst CT Media associate editor and columnist. Dan talks about his latest pieces "Lamont can’t dance despite $5B surplus, bright jobs picture " along with Leora Levy
Tom Condon, CT mirror. Discusses his piece, CT Transit bus ridership is recovering, in part because of free fares. What does this mean for long term sustainability.
Mayor of East Hartford Mike Walsh checks in to discuss the updates and happenings of his city.
Skylar Frasier is a staff writer for the Hartford Business Journal. He explains how the Cannabis business is starting to gain steam in Connecticut and the processes of manufacturing and licensing.
Congressman John Larson talks about the letter he sent to President Biden urging him to utilize the full powers of the Defense Production Act as another tool to lower gas prices now and fight the high prices Americans are facing at the pump.
Brian Hallenbeck is a staff writer for the Day of New London. He talks about the Casino slot machine revenue loss. Does online gambling make up for it?
Union Calls On Lamont To Hire More Health Care Workers. Also Story on Report Finds Deep Vacancies at Social Services Agencies. Christine Stuart from CTNews Junkie touches on all of it.
Matt Schmidt, Associate Professor, National Security Department, University of New Haven. Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska talks to US Congress today.
Martin Heft, Chair of the Connecticut Interagency Drought Work Group. Discuss states drought conditions
Chris Cusano, Executive Director of the CT Brain Tumor Alliance to discuss Glioblastoma Awareness Day
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THE 4 TH ANNUAL GLIOBLASTOMA AWARENESS DAY ON JULY 20 th The CTBTA donates 55-thousand dollars for brain tumor research to CT Hospitals in 2022. Glioblastoma is the most common primary brain cancer and often referred to as the most aggressive of brain tumors. More than 13-thousand cases of GBM (Glioblastoma) will be diagnosed in the United States this year. Brain tumors are the leading cause of pediatric cancer deaths and the second leading cause of cancer related death in individuals ages 15-39. Raising awareness about brain tumors is critical to get the necessary funding needed to support brain tumor patients and their caregivers.
Jenny Dickson, Director CT DEEP Wildlife Division. Re: Bears becoming more comfortable around people. The bobcat mountain lion debate we always seem to have. Young bats learning to fly, white nose syndrome update.
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Andrea Hoisl, Executive Director for the Twilight Wish Foundation. Their goal has been to make the world a nicer place to age, one Twilight Wish at a time. A Twilight Wish granted recognizes seniors for all that they have done throughout their lives and shows them they are appreciated and of value to society. Wishes can connect a senior to many things: a lost passion such as getting their book published; people they haven’t seen in years such as siblings separated for over ten years being reunited in their 90s; and rediscovering their purpose in life such as returning to the classroom to read to students one more time. Every wish we grant is helping to build a culture that values and respects our senior population.
Brian Egan is a UConn student swimming to Long Island. On Aug. 6, six athletes will swim over 15 miles across the Sound to raise money for the St. Vincent's Cancer Foundation
Peter Krause is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Boston College. He calls in to discuss President Biden's current trip to the Middle East.
A.G. William Tong discusses how he has urged consumers to be wary of potentially deceptive door hangers asking residents to provide water samples for testing. These door hangers are not affiliated with any government public health authority or any official water quality warning or advisory. He talks further on this issue.
Jayme Stevenson is running for Congress. She is currently the First Selectwoman of Darien. She discusses her stances and beliefs with Brian
New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart discusses about the random drug testing in the Fire Department.
Micki Boland is a Global Cybersecurity Architect with Checkpoint. She talks about the thousands of phishing attacks online, especially during the Amazon Prime Day period. Numbers are up, and Micki tells us how to avoid being the victims of a scam.
The Courant's Ken Gosselin checks in to talk about the $20 Million that Bradley Airport just got for upgrades to their terminals. How will they spend it?
Maria Burke is the Director of Advancement and Marketing of KNOX in Hartford. She discusses the first annual Urban Beer Garden at Knox coming up.
Travis Mills is a Veteran who has an incredible story. He calls in to give us his story and talk about an upcoming event that will keep you cool while warming your heart.
Mayor of New Haven Justin Elicker calls in to discuss all the happenings in the Elm City
Barry Horowitz from Nirenstein and Horowitz discusses his upcoming seminars as well as living wills
Julia is one of a few UConn Students biking across the country to raise money for The Hole in The Wall Gang Camp. She calls to discuss their travels so far!
David Lightman from McClatchy Newspapers in DC checks in to discuss all things politics and news happenings.
Muad Hrezi is hoping to challenge and primary John Larson in the 1st District. He discusses his stances and beliefs.
Melvin and Alex are owners of the locally sourced natural spring water Envio. They talk about how they got it started as well as the cool things you can do with the bottle.
Stephen Singer from the Hartford Courant discusses his latest piece Billions of dollars are committed to Connecticut public works projects. Inflation will drive up prices, complicate planning.
Sophie Dill talks to Brian and Company about the pizza she sent to Seattle Mariners player Jesse Winker after the big brawl last week. The Pizza made it to the clubhouse. How did it get there? Also she tweeted about the Hartford Yard Goats promotion as well.
Barbara J. Neff, Sailfest - Executive Director, New London City Dock Master. Sailfest 2022 this weekend in New London
Andrew Lattimer, Managing Principal of Office, CLA West Hartford (CliftonLarsonAllen) Discuss major mid-year tax changes taking place in July
Barbara Neff is the Executive Director of Sailfest and the New London City Dock Master. She discusses this weekend's Sailfest in New London
Paul Steinhauser from Fox News discusses the Campaign Trail and what to expect and not expect.
Julie Bauke Founder and Chief Career Strategist with The Bauke Group, author of the book, Stop Peeing On Your Shoes: Avoiding the 7 Mistakes That Screw Up Your Job Search.
Chris Bellucci, Monitoring Group Supervisor CT DEEP Bureau of Water Protection and Land Reuse.
Attorney Kathy Monnes – Day Pitney’s Hartford Office Managing Partner and organizer of the firm’s bike drive. bikes collected have been donated to: The Boys and Girls Club of Hartford, Wilson-Gray YMCA in Hartford, Salvation Army.
Christine Stuart, CT News Junkie.com Lamont: State Workforce in Good Shape Ahead of Mass Retirements, Secretary of the State Denise Merrill to Step Down.
Robin Andreoli, Director of Development and Community Relations The Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center. Katharine Hepburn Museum opens in Connecticut.
Ozzie Polomo from Chart Well Strategy talks about the impact of Roe v Wade on this years midterm elections.
Lynsey Winters is the Marketing Director for Lake Compounce. She calls in to discuss the weekend festivities and all the new things at Lake Compounce this summer
Mayor Luke Bronin and The Yard Goats Tim Restall discuss the team and their next promotion of things to do in Hartford.
Senator Kevin Kelly discusses Governor Lamont Issuing and Extending the Emergency Federal Support for Covid-19 Relief.
Sarah Westby, Co-Chair of Shipman and Goodwins Cannabis Team and a member of our Employment and Labor Practice Group. Re” More than 37,000 applications for 56 cannabis business licenses in Connecticut have been submitted before the final deadline passed last week, she feels that is a higher number than most people expected.
Jill Schlesinger talks about the market and your money. Also, are we headed for a recession? Jill has it all here!
Katie Barnes from ESPN discusses reigning WNBA MVP Jonquel Jones and how her start made her who she is today.
Dr. Waskowitz from the Orthopedic Associates of Hartford discusses the PGA Golfers health and injuries and how common golfers can avoid injury themselves.
Our morning show sponsor from this morning Ratchford Eye Center calls in to discuss eye sight and what you need to know about it.
Jason Sobel is a golf writer and host. He discusses the Travelers Championship this weekend in Cromwell
Daphne Dixon is in an electric vehicle driving across the country. She calls Brian and Company to update us how it is going and explaining that there are car chargers along the way!
The Crypto Crash is real! Brian Sullivan from CNBC discusses everything from the market to energy prices to your money.
Lauren Willard is the Director of Special Events at Mohegan Sun. She discusses all of the great events and happenings during the Hot Summer Fun at Mohegan Sun.
Mayor of Hartford Luke Bronin discusses the violence and shootings in the city but also highlights a bunch of fun stuff to do in the city.
Congressman Joe Courtney discusses his campaign as well as the Gas and Diesel tax as well as inflation.
Andy Gresh from WEEI in Boston calls in to discuss the retirement of Former Patriot Tight End Rob Gronkowski
The President and CEO of the CBIA discusses the job growth in Connecticut. Also discusses the National Average and who has it the worst.
John Feinstein from the Washington Post discusses LIV Golf and the impact it is having on the PGA Tour as well as smaller stops like here in Connecticut for the Travelers
Brian Kelly from CNBC talks about the recent CRYPTO Collapse. How does bitcoin go from 60K to 22K so quick? Is the hype over?
Jamie McDonald is the Owner of Bears BBQ. He discusses Summer BBQ tips as well as his time in the Ukraine serving the fleeing people.
State Rep Vincent Candelora discusses the latest on the Diesel Gas Tax Increase. Why now, and is there any relief in sight?
Dom Amore discusses Sue Bird's retirement as well as the upcoming season of UConn Football.
George is one of the owners of Quassy Amusement Park here in Connecticut. He talks about the season and all the happenings at Quassy
Dennis House from WTNH Discusses what's going on at Channel 8 and the new role he has taken on there.
Travelers Championship is a week away. The Tournament Director Nathan Grube joins Brian to discuss the tournament as well as the challenges the PGA tour is facing with LIV Golf.
Jessica Kordas is The Republican Candidate for Attorney General in the State of CT. She talks mental health as well as other issues she plans to tackle if elected
Sean Hayes is the CEO of Powder Ridge Mountain Park and Resort. He talks about all the happenings this summer at Powder Ridge as well as Brownstone Adventure Sports Park.
Sen Bob Duff talks to Brian about the state budget, as well as how the state of Connecticut will look when the Federal money dries up.
Dr Wu discusses Monkey Pox with The Morning Show. Don't eat anything when you listen. It is informative, but pretty disturbing how the Doctor explains what it is.
Attorney General William Tong talks about his office, growing up in a working family. They also discuss gun legislation and also abortion.
U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) will join advocates to provide an update on the ongoing gun safety legislation negotiations following the shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst Brought to you by: Asset Strategies in Avon, Asset Strategies is a fiduciary providing fee only financial planning. The financial road has been a rocky one lately. Is there any cushion in sight?
David Lightman from McClatchy DC discusses the January 6th meetings as well as other happenings in the Nation's Capitol.
Mike DiMauro from The Day discusses his latest story of high school lacrosse players leaving a playoff game to get ready for prom.
Bill Pulte is a Philanthropist that has raised more that 500K dollars for the victims of Uvalde all on his Twitter. He joins Brian to discuss why he does this and all the other things he does on a daily basis giving back to those in need.
Josh Morgan is the Communications Manager of the CT DOT. He discusses the new exit numbers coming to CT Highways and why it has to happen
Molly Devaney, Highland Park Markets. How is the grocery supply chain going into summer?
Jeannette Dardenne, Hartford Taste Festival June 10-11, 2022 11 AM – 10 PM at Constitution Plaza. Also really cool feature, Stanley Black & Decker will be offering FREE tours of Stanley Black & Decker’s Manufactory. Visitors will be able to experience the dynamic world of smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0 principles at work.
Rodney Butler. Chairman of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation. Now that we have been going a while with Sports Betting, how it’s going. Huge drop off after football? Casino games bigger than sports? Has it impacted casino gambling?
Stephen Singer is a business reporter for The Hartford Courant. Soaring prices at the CT gas pump draw 200+ accusations of price-gouging. They’re difficult to prove.
Adam Scott Perl, CEO and Co-Founder Arrangr, CT serial entrepreneur hopes to disrupt meeting scheduling technology with a new startup.
Patrice McCarthy, Deputy Director and General Counsel at Connecticut Association of Boards of Education. What schools may be doing or planning for next year and shooter situations.
Senate Republican Leader Kevin Kelly to discuss the GOP push for immediate income/sales/diesel tax relief to combat inflation - visit AffordableConnecticut.com
The Markets have been a roller coaster lately and Chris Hill of The Motley Fool breaks down the ups and downs.
Judy Frey, Girl Scouts of CT Honors 3 Stellar Women at annual Legacy of Leadership Luncheon. Guest: Judy Frey, Legacy of Leadership Honoree at Annual Girl Scouts of Connecticut.
Chris Herb, President CEMA (Connecticut Energy Marketers Association) Discuss the piece he did on CT Mirror. CT’s new plan to electrify homes is déjà vu all over again. The state’s plan looks a lot like its failed natural gas expansion from the last decade.
Dom Amore breaks down the UConn Baseball team's run as well as the NIL reaching the CIAC and high school students now.
Mitch Gross from Eversource discusses the impending price hikes for customers and what you can do to save on energy.
David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez, Gary Sheffield, Pedro Martinez.... All household names, now their kids are coming to New Britain tomorrow night!
Jim Cameron, Founder of the Commuter Action Group and advocates for Connecticut rail riders talks about his recent post on the new M8 cars and shore line east
Dan Gaffney, English Department at Maloney High School along with students Izzy Valentino and MacKenzie McCormack.
$630,000 for Violence Prevention in Hartford, Social Security 2100: A Sacred Trust, Demands Senate Action on Gun Violence.
Ken Gosselin, Courant staff writer who focuses on real estate, transportation and other financial news. With Hartford’s major setback in Dunkin’ Donuts Park court case, what is future for hundreds of apartments planned around the ballpark?
St. George’s 48th Annual Greek Festival takes place in Hartford, CT, June 2,3,4 and 5,2022. Fun for the whole family with classic homemade Greek specialties including gyro, moussaka, pastitsio, spanikopita, and loukoumades. Phenomenal made- from- scratch pastries beyond baklava like koulourakia, kourambiedes, kataifi, and galactoboureko and are located in the church hall. It’s FREE ADMISSION to listen and dance to live music and to watch youth dance performances or to take a cathedral tour. Also available are Greek imports, face painting, a raffle and a coffee house ( kefenion). Be sure to visit our Taverna with its separate bar, band, and authentic tavern app menu on the back patio of St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 433 Fairfield Avenue, Hartford 06114 (860) 956-7586,stgeorgecathedral.org. Rain or shine. Air-conditioned seating available. Takeout available.
Hours: Thursday, 5-10pm, Friday, 11am-11pm, Saturday, 11am-11 midnight, and Sunday, 12 noon to 5pm.
Daym Drops Bobbleheads at Yard Goats Baseball tonight 5/31 for first 1000 fans and Mom Valerie Patterson talk about his career.
Comedian Paul Mecurio joins Brian at the Glastonbury Coffee Shop to discuss his upcoming shows at Mohegan, as well as tell the story how he got Paul McCartney on his podcast. The Very Funny Paul Mecurio will be at Comix Roadhouse at Mohegan Sun from June2nd to the 4th.
David Lightman from McClatchy DC checks in for his weekly visit and tells us all the happenings from the Nation's Capitol.
Themis Klarides calls in to discuss her campaign, and how she deals with outside noise during her campaign to unseat Richard Blumenthal.
The Director of Parks and Rec in Glastonbury Lisa Zerio previews the summer season in the town of Glastonbury!
Brian and Company w Comedian and Writer Paul Mecurio on working with Stephen Colbert and the Late Show.
Themis discusses how outside noise can be distracting but how she plans to make it better.
Governor Ned Lamont discusses the recent unfortunate tragedy in Texas and how to keep our schools safe going forward.
Brian Foley is a former Deputy Police Chief and currently at the State Department of Emergency Services. He discusses the safety of our schools here in Connecticut with the Morning Show
Brian Foley joins Brian and Company to discuss school shootings and the ripple effect that it causes in the aftermath.
Ben Weiss, General Manager OVG360, XL Center, Pratt & Whitney Stadium. NCAA LAX Tournament at Rentschler Field and other upcoming events.
Chris DiPentima, president and CEO of the Connecticut Business & Industry Association, former CEO and president of Pegasus Manufacturing in Middletown, where years ago he implemented a four-day workweek with 10-hour shifts. Will CT employers embrace a 4-day workweek amid tight labor market?
Matthew Bradley Soulier, owner of Bradley Concessions. He runs the Connecticut Food Truck Festivals Page on Facebook. Discuss Food Truck Festivals In CT.
Joe Scully, president of Motor Transport Association of Connecticut. Impact on truckers and diesel prices impact.
Jim Bologa,President and CEO of Porter and Chester. Porter and Chester Institute Bridgeport campus is welcoming the first class of students to the new Welding Program set to launch on Tuesday, May 31, 2022.
George Logan, candidate in the 2022 United States House of Representatives elections in Connecticut for Connecticut's 5th congressional district. Has said that a Democratic Party tweet had compared him to Curious George, a cartoon monkey in children’s books and television shows.
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon. Bear Retreats to Cave, For Now.
Demand surges for submarine manufacturing workers in Connecticut as Navy reportedly considers outsourcing.
John Feinstein of the Washington Post discusses his latest column where he took the University of Hartford to task for their handling of recent emails, and going from D-I Sports to D-III.
Corrianne Chipello is the Executive Driector and CEO of Camp Courant. Big 5K kicks off the weekend to raise money for the Camp.
Kim Smith from Make A Wish Connecticut and John Inghilleri from Bertera Subaru discuss a great wish granted by The Cake Boss
Two Mental Health Doctors in studio discussing the importance of mental health for Adults and our Youth as well.
Eric Hogarth from Johnson Brunetti talks about the Camp Courant 5K coming up this weekend.
Tim Wenger, Brand Manager, WBEN Buffalo (Audacy Sister Station) He has been out on location/in the community since Saturday. Community response in Buffalo since shooting.
Chris Herb President CEMA. (CT Energy Marketers Association). Oil Shortage? True or false.
Rich Hanley, of Quinnipiac University. To discuss Twitter, Is the deal dead? Musk looking for way out? How would Twitter be under musk?
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon. Investor Panic Prevention Plan 2022
Dr. Jody Terranova is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics for the University of Connecticut School of Medicine calls to discuss formula shortage.
Katy Golvala, CT Mirror’s first Investigative Researcher Fellow. As hospital systems grow in CT, rural patients lose services.
Major Migdalia Lavenbein, Greater Hartford Area Services Coordinators. National Salvation Army Week is May 10th – 16th this year and serves as an opportunity to celebrate our volunteers, donors and program beneficiaries who have enabled us to serve in the United States since 1880.
Alex Putterman, reporter with Hearst Media. Why tracking Connecticut’s COVID numbers is more confusing than ever.
Jim Bergen, Partner at Shipman & Goodwin LLP. Recently Jurors in 'Fitbit murder' trial convict man of killing his wife. Richard Dabate has been convicted of murder in the 2015 killing of his wife in a case built partly on evidence provided by her Fitbit.
Tracy E. Noble, AAA Mid-Atlantic Manager, Public & Government Affairs. Gas Prices and Summer travel expectations.
Jonathan DeCasanova of the Connecticut Blood Center calls to talk about the latest on the states blood shortage.
Fred McKinney is the co-founder of BJM Solutions, an economic consulting firm. He is emeritus director of the People’s United Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship at Quinnipiac University. Says "History shows recessions follow inflation; businesses should plan accordingly."
CTBTA Board President Jen Pace and Dr. Michael Isakoff, Clinical Director for Connecticut Children’s Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders. upcoming 9th Annual Path of Hope walk/run in Elizabeth Park this Saturday (May 14th) at 9 am.
This family friendly 5K run/walk is CTBTA’s flagship event, drawing up to 800 participants each year. In addition to the 5K, Path of Hope features an award ceremony honoring patients, caregivers, and medical professionals.
Anthony Viscogliosi preview “An Evening with Lech Walesa” at Infinity Hall in Hartford, during which Nobel Peace Prize recipient and former President of Poland Lech Walesa will be speaking.
Eric George, President of the Insurance Association of Connecticut. Catalytic converters insurance bill.
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon. Jill on Money: Nowhere to Hide for Investors (But Don't Bail on Bonds)
Nancy Dinardo, Chairwoman of the Democratic Party of Connecticut. Discuss the party convention this weekend.
Luke Bronin, Mayor Hartford and the head of the Larson campaign’s 20+ Endorsement Announcement.
David Alistair Yalof, Professor and Department Head University of Connecticut Department of Political Science calls to discuss Supreme court leaks threatening Roe v. Wade
Eliot Tatelman, CEO of Jordan's Furniture. Eliot Tatelman CEO of Jordan's Furniture. If it’s a Sox Sweep, it’s free furniture for Jordan’s customers! Announcing the Jordan’s Furniture Sox Sweep 2022 promotion
Kim King, Connecticut’s 2022 Teacher of the Year. Discuss teaching and the the changes in teaching over the past few years and show our appreciation.
Larry Cafero, the executive director of the state's Wine and Spirits Wholesalers Association. State communities are starting to receive money from nip bottle surcharge resulting in tens of thousands of dollars for towns and cities to address littering.
Mark Pazniokas, Capitol Bureau Chief and a co-founder of CT Mirror. Discuss his piece, Raises for CT legislators? Leaders testing support. And where it seems to be going from here
Jenny Dickson, director of the Wildlife Division for DEEP. It seems there is a rise of bear sightings around the state. So what should you do if you encounter black bears?
Dr. Virginia Bieluch, Chief, Infectious Diseases, The Hospital of Central Connecticut. COVID numbers seem high, when they were in this positivity rate we were in lockdown, why not this time?
Ed Mahoney, Hartford Courant. Where will Connecticut’s nuclear waste go? It’s in question as the state pushes toward a green future.
Sen. Ryan Fazio. Ryan can talk about his 1st legislative session, and what has surprised him, what issues he has focused on (affordability & public safety) and preview the final 3 days of session
ill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon. Roaring Twenties Morphs Into Whimper. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
JR Rusgrove owner of Parkside Cafe talks to Brian about owning 4 restaurant locations in Bristol and the great things happening at each location.
Gil Litalien, a home hospice volunteer for Masonicare Hospice. National Volunteer Month.
Themis discusses Governor Lamont's decision to sign a Police reform bill and the 2nd Amendment.
Themis discusses the failed policies of Richard Blumenthal and President Biden on Brian and Company
Themis Klarides joins Brian and Company to discuss her campaign for US Senate. She also discusses Governor Lamont and President Biden.
Kevin Dillon, Exec. Dir Connecticut Airport Authority. Update on Bradley Airport. Flights returning.
Chris Keating from the Hartford Courant checks in to discuss how Lawmakers recall odd provision allegedly traced to Kosta Diamantis as a freshman state representative
Governor Ned Lamont joins Brian and Company for a full hour to answer some listener questions sent in as well as some questions about taxes, the budget and more.
Sara Silver is a Professor of Business Journalism and Financial Communication at Quinnipiac University. She discusses the sale of Twitter to Elon Musk with Brian.
Christine Stuart, CTNewsJunkie.com Well its is the last full week of session. What should we be aware of and keep an out for
Brian Foley, with the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection talks about the rise of theft of catalytic converters
Don Stacom, Hartford Courant talks about his piece, "Why the Connecticut construction boom is costly for homebuyers, tenants and developers. "
Melissa Maltese, East Windsor parks and recreation dept. talks about Summer Concert Series and improvements to the facilities.
Jason Rojas,House Majority Leader. Budget surplus nears $4 billion; lawmakers push for tax relief.
Ken Girardin, Yankee Institute The votes, planned tentatively for Thursday in the House and Friday in the Senate, also will be the first major test of a bipartisan initiative enacted five years ago that ended a long-running legislative tradition of ratifying raises without having to cast a ballot.
Sara Silver, the Alan Abelson Endowed Professor of Business Journalism and Financial Communications at Quinnipiac University. A sharp drop in subscribers sent Netflix shares into freefall Wednesday, forcing the company to consider experimenting with ads
Justine Fallon, Director of Operations for the Mattress Recycling Council calls in to talk mattress recycling in CT
Credit Union League of CT President/CEO Bruce Adams and State Treasurer Shawn Wooden. Bruce will be in-studio and Treasurer Wooden will be calling in. Re: Support a bill being championed by the Treasurer which would authorize the creation of a Center for Financial Wellness within his office. This center would consider financial wellness challenges, opportunities, and solutions from a statewide perspective
Peter Greenberg, Host of Eye On Travel, airs Sunday Nights 8-10pm, also Travel Editor for CBS News. Calls in to discuss travel updates, masks on airlines?
Nathan Grube, Travelers Championship Tournament Director. Tickets for the 2022 Travelers Championship will go on sale Wednesday, April 20. Tournament week takes place June 20-26 at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut. Ticketed spectators will be welcomed on-site beginning Wednesday, June 22.
Lynsey Winters Marketing Director Lake Compounce gives an update on Lake Compounce. Cashless, job openings, Kid Fest
Dana R. Bucin, Partner with firm Murtha Cullina. Discuss her trip to the Mexico Border to Help Ukrainian Refugees.
Senate Republican Leader Kevin Kelly. React to $1.9 Billion Price Tag of Gov. Lamont’s State Employee Bonuses and Raises.
Amy Favreau, Woodstock Academy Assistant Head of School for Enrollment talks about Ukrainian students being admitted at the school.
Dr. Ulysses Wu, Chief Epidemiologist & System Director, Infectious Diseases, Hartford HealthCare calls in to discuss latest on COVOD Numbers.
Julie Bauke, Founder and Chief Career Strategist with The Bauke Group. Her firm helps people land their dream jobs. Julie is also the author of the book, Stop Peeing On Your Shoes: Avoiding the 7 Mistakes That Screw Up Your Job Search. In the last few years, major American companies in every industry have pledged to change their hiring habits by opening the door to higher-wage jobs with career paths to people without four-year college degrees.
Greg Bordonaro Editor, Hartford Business Journal. Talks about his recent post Return of office workers is important, but Hartford’s future hinges on recruiting new businesses, jobs.
Kevin Rennie of South Windsor is a lawyer and a former Republican state senator and representative. How Connecticut judges are chosen is shrouded in mystery, including one who missed work for 2 years.
Barry Lee Cohen, the former Republican candidate who lost to Rossi by 32 votes. Recently the West Haven Mayor Nancy Rossi said she will not be resigning after ‘no confidence’ vote by city council. In regards to the city’s financial situation, after a state audit found most of the COVID relief money the city spent should not have been approved.
Andrew Latimer, Managing Principal of Office CLA West Hartford. Last minute tax tips for businesses.
Bob Stefanowski sits down with Brian for an hour in studio and discusses tax breaks, rainy day fund, food insecurity along with other topics.
David Cadden, professor of entrepreneurship and strategy emeritus at Quinnipiac University. Talk about further death of physical retail etc with the latest closing of K-Mart store. Only 3 left now.
Mark Boughton, Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services calls to discuss Tax Free Week
Matt Schmidt, Associate Professor National Security Department University Of New Haven. Latest on Ukraine and Russia, battlefield strategies.
State Rep. Nicole Klarides-Ditria (R-105th District – Beacon Falls, Derby, Seymour) and State Rep. Eleni Kavros Degraw (D-17th District – Avon, Canton).
They are coordinating the CGA Kickball Classic – a Democrats vs. Republicans event at Dunkin’ Donuts Park on Monday, 4/11 at 4:30 pm. Admission to the event is $10 and proceeds will benefit Connecticut Foodshare – you are obviously very familiar with the work Jason Jakubowski does there.
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Brought to you By Asset Strategies In Avon. Tick-tock, the tax filing deadline is coming up and if you are either a procrastinator or someone who has delayed filing because you owe Uncle Sam money, it’s time to get going!
Senate Republican Leader Kevin Kelly
“This is an irresponsible budget and a retreat from the historic bipartisan financial protections of 2017. Everything Gov. Lamont is taking credit for in his campaign ad is being thrown out the window by this budget.
Chris Denorfia Manager of The Hartford Yard Goats Baseball Club talks opening day and start of the season.
Carol Platt Liebau is president of the Yankee Institute for Public Policy she calls in to talk about her piece in the WSJ " Connecticut Hits Its Taxpayers With a Huge Payoff to Unions, They’re about to discover the high cost of Gov. Ned Lamont’s determination not to be Wisconsin."
Alex Putterman of The Courant discusses his piece "Can Hartford slow traffic, make neighborhoods more pedestrian friendly? Here’s what the city is trying."
Lon Seidman, lon.tv tech news and reviews. Chrome users, you need to act. Google has confirmed another highly dangerous hack of Chrome, its third in 10 days.
Christine Stuart of CT News Junkie gives us an update on events and voting at the State Capitol;.
Robert Storace Staff Writer Hartford Business Journal. The Central Connecticut Communications, publisher of the New Britain Herald, Bristol Press and Willimantic Chronicle, has been sold to a Rhode Island-based publishing company, the Hartford Business Journal has learned.
Sarah Fuller is a former Kicker for the Vanderbilt Football team. She discusses training for the Boston marathon.
The President of The Baseball Hall of Fame Josh Rawitch talks the upcoming induction with David Ortiz as well as the upcoming baseball season, and the legitimacy of the Baseball Hall of Fame.
George Logan is Running against Congresswoman Jahana Hayes in the 5th District for Congress. He joins Brian for the 8 am Hour
Charlotte Carroll covers University of Connecticut basketball and the Connecticut Sun for The Athletic. Discuss the UConn Women and NCAA Championship loss.
Matthew Schmidt, University of New Haven, International Relations, Decision-making, Russia, Foreign Policy, Military. Latest On Russian and Ukraine War.
ill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst Brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon. As college acceptance letters pour in, it’s time for families to get real, and to make decisions that could have long-term implications.
Craig Kolodny, Senior Producer for NBC Boston 10. Calls to discuss a project he has been working on for months. He has produced, wrote & edited an hour-long documentary that will be released on Monday. It's a lookback at a lost Red Sox season 10 years ago. Its called "The Bobby Valentine Experience"
Anthony J. Salvatore Town Manager Cromwell talks about town history, tax income and demographics of the town.
Jim Bergenn, Partner at Shipman and Goodwin. Judge finds Alex Jones in contempt, imposes fine, for ‘willful’ failure to submit to deposition by families of Sandy Hook victims
Don Stacom is a reporter for The Courant. “Connecticut set to distribute $150 million in state aid to towns. Here’s a look at what projects are being funded”. Also, “As warehouses rise and thrive across Connecticut, this town’s residents are pressing for a moratorium on building”
Dr. Wu, chief epidemiologist at Hartford HealthCare. Are there going to be more boosters, BA.2 variant
Sam Kennedy CEO of the Boston Red Sox discusses changes to Fenway and upcoming baseball season.
Fred Scholl, associate teaching professor and director of the graduate cybersecurity program at Quinnipiac University. Calls to comment following yesterday's cyberattack on Bradley International Airport’s website.
David Lehman, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner. Keeping businesses in CT like Sikorsky Aircraft.
Dr. Ron Adelman, President of the Connecticut State Medical Society. The topic is National Doctor’s Day and retaining physicians in CT. (Doctor’s Day is this 3/30/22)
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Kenneth Gosselin, reporter with the Courant talks about his column, Soaring apartment rents in Connecticut squeeze tenants in a tight leasing market.
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Dom Amore, Sports writer for the Courant calls to discuss UConn Women in NCAA Tournament.
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John Erlingheuser, Advocacy Director · AARP. CT Retirement Security Program - MyCTSavings – finally launched today & over the coming months this program will roll out as a mandate to the businesses impacted & their employees. There are an estimated 600,000 CT workers who will gain access to workplace retirement savings programs at NO COST to employers.
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Earl Snyder, Glastonbury police officer and former Red Sox player and John Senecal discuss John's brief MLB career and The FanBase podcast
Pam Angelillo, RN in UConn Health's ear-nose-throat practice discusses Allergy season and what can be done to help or maybe even prevent allergies.
Matt Frankel, Certified Financial Planner® and investment advisor based in Columbia, South Carolina. He writes personal finance and investment advice for The Ascent and its parent company The Motley Fool, with more than 4,500 published articles and a 2017 SABEW Best in Business award calls to discuss Gas Reward Programs.
Michael J. Fox Executive Director GASDA, Inc. Gas tax Holiday and impact on gas retailers
Jill Schlesinger. CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon. It's time for Spring Cleaning for Your Money
Andy Fleischmann, President & CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of CT. Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters just merged with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwestern CT. We’re now Big Brothers Big Sisters of Connecticut, the sole Big Brothers Big Sisters youth mentoring affiliate in the state – serving for the first time all of Connecticut’s 169 towns, cities and boroughs
Dr. Valentin from ProHealth Physicians to discuss the importance of colorectal screening? New guidelines now suggest screening at the age of 45.
Jenny Dickson, director of DEEP’s Wildlife Division. Wildlife waking up from winter. Also how are bats doing in the state?
Jahana Hayes, U.S. representative for Connecticut's 5th congressional district joins Brian in studio to discuss the latest in D.C whether it is the nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson for SCOTUS or COVID relief and Jobs along with news right here in her district.
Daymon "Daym" Patterson, better known as Daym Drops stops by the WTIC Studios to talk about where he came from, going viral on the young platform YouTube to getting a start with Rachael Ray. Now on the #1 show on Netflix (His second #1 show) “Is It Cake.”
Michael W. Freimuth, CRDA’s (Capital Region Development Authority) executive director. A new study recommends the regional market in the South Meadows are of Hartford be reshaped as a hub for local farmers to bring what they grow so it can be distributed more widely throughout the state.
Paul Steinhauser, is a politics reporter based in New Hampshire for FOX News talks bout the next presidential election.
Traci Carter, UHart basketball player along with Andy Hurd, former Director of basketball operations talk about the future of Hartford hoops after D! and also during the transition.
Joan Nichols Executive Director Connecticut Farm The Bureau is asking a request to exempt agriculture commodities from the Highway use tax.
Sen Martin Looney, President Pro Tempore. Connecticut lobbyists back at Capitol after two years to influence legislation, is it enough? What is it going to take to fully open?
Dr. Leslie Torres-Rodriguez, superintendent of Hartford Public Schools. State data compares academic success and growth of Hartford students in city, Open Choice and charter schools.
Anthony Grisanti, President, GRZ Energy Inc. Energy Trader talks about rising gas and energy prices
Jamie McDonald, Owner of Bears Smokehouse. He is on the border of Poland and Ukraine cooking for those who were forced out of Ukraine
Keith Phaneuf, State Budget Reporter for CTMirror.org. CT’s government was once broke. Is it now holding too much cash?
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David Sizemore, Asst Head Independent Day School. Middle schools coming out of pandemic, charity golf tournament.
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Jim Krueger, creator of "The Road That Killed a City" a podcast
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Matt Schmidt, Associate Professor, National Security, Political Science University Of New Haven gives an update on Ukraine.
David Lightman, McClatchy Newspapers Washington DC Bureau Chief gives us a Washington DC update.
March being National Nutrition Month and obesity possibly tripling the risk of hospitalization due to COVID-19, the general issue of addressing obesity in the individual is a universal topic. Sue Gebo is a registered dietician in Farmington and discuss the impact on obesity on us.
Dr. Ulysses Wu, Chief Epidemiologist & System Director, Infectious Diseases, Hartford HealthCare gives an update on where have the COVID numbers gone recently?
Bruce Adams CEO and President of the Credit Union League of Connecticut
Everyone Has Been Touched By The Images And News Coming Out Of Ukraine. People Want To Help But They Aren’t Sure How. WTIC Newstalk 1080 And Our Sister Audacy Stations Are Teaming Up With The Credit Union League Of Connecticut To Help Raise Money To Ship Much Needed Supplies To Ukraine. It Costs Fifty Thousand Dollars To Ship One Tractor Trailer Truck….They Have A Truck Ready To Go On March Twenty Fourth But We Need Your Help We’re Collecting Money To Cover The Shipping Costs.
WTIC And The Credit Union League Of Connecticut Have Teamed Up To
Send Supplies To Ukraine…please Help Raise Money To Cover The
Shipping Costs…donate Online At CULCT.COOP….. Or Via
Venmo “At Cubfi”
Jamie McDonald is the owner of Bears Smokehouse BBQ. He is currently on the border of Poland and Ukraine cooking and feeding for the fleeing people of Ukraine and he called us to talk about the effort and how you can help.
Everyone Has Been Touched By The Images And News Coming Out Of Ukraine. People Want To Help But They Aren’t Sure How. WTIC Newstalk 1080 And Our Sister Audacy Stations Are Teaming Up With The Credit Union League Of Connecticut To Help Raise Money To Ship Much Needed Supplies To Ukraine. It Costs Fifty Thousand Dollars To Ship One Tractor Trailer Truck….They Have A Truck Ready To Go On March Twenty Fourth But We Need Your Help We’re Collecting Money To Cover The Shipping Costs.
WTIC And The Credit Union League Of Connecticut Have Teamed Up To
Send Supplies To Ukraine…please Help Raise Money To Cover The
Shipping Costs…donate Online At CULCT.COOP….. Or Via
Venmo “At Cubfi”
Christy Kovel, Director of Public Policy. The Alzheimer's Association's 2022 Facts & Figures report. Includes, information about Mild Cognitive Impairment-called a precursor to Alzheimer's, news on the need for a more robust workforce ie: geriatricians and home health care aides, and more, virtual CT State Advocacy Day set for March 30th.
Eric George, President of the Insurance Association of Connecticut. Know your policy and what you are covered for.
Wayne Pesce - President - Connecticut Food Association. Is there a food inventory shortage?
Baribault Jewelry Designers Christina Baribault Ortiz and Reann Baribault Schwartz. They are the creators of The Power to B bracelets. The sisters from Connecticut will debut their inspirational jewelry collection at the pre-Oscar GBK Brand Bar on March 25 and March 26. The invitation-only gift boutique for celebrities, influencers and VIP’s will be held at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel where many of the Academy Award nominees and attendees stay.
Rich Hanley, Associate Professor of Journalism Quinnipiac University talks about the latest Russia and Media Outage/takedowns.
Sen. John Kissel of Enfield. John is Ranking Senator on the Judiciary Committee which is holding the A Better Way To a Safer Connecticut 10 AM Monday hearing. John can give an overview of the Monday legislation, which is part of our overall www.SaferCT.com
Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst Brought To You By Asset Strategies In Avon. Fed to Raise Rates Amid War.
David Lightman, National political correspondent and veteran congressional reporter for McClatchy Newspapers
Matthew Schmidt, Ph.D. Associate Professor National Security Department. Latest in Ukraine and war with Russia
Senate Republican Leader Kevin Kelly talks about the gas tax press conference, talking about BetterWayCT.com plan. How will the plan effect the bottom line at the pump for drivers.
Coach John Gallagher, University of Hartford men’s basketball coach gives an update on the program's future.
Dom Amore, Sports Reporter for the Hartford Courant breaks down where the the MLB contract deal stands right now.
Managing Editor at We-Ha.com and Owner at Ronni Newton Public & Media Relations talks about the latest on town school mascots.
Eileen Moore, chairwoman of the Greater Hartford St. Patrick's Day Parade,, Hartford Parade
President/CEO of Masonicare calls in to talk about the “Fill the Shuttle” food drive they are coordinating this Saturday in Wallingford
Bruce Adams, President/CEO of the Credit Union League of CT. Connecticut’s Credit Unions Plan to Provide Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine
Dan Horwitz believes in sharing positive energy with others! He is the owner of Dan Horwitz Leadership Consulting LLC and works with companies and sports teams.
In his book, HELP THEM UP, he outlines 14 principles for basketball players and coaches, to help build a championship culture!
CEA President Kate Dias talks about the need for legislatures to improve the number of mental health professionals in school systems.
Chris Herb, President of the Connecticut Energy Marketers Association calls in to discuss fuel and energy prices.
Sergeant Dawn Pagan of the CT State Police discusses the importance of safe driving on the state roads.
The Town of West Hartford will lift its local universal indoor mask requirement at midnight on February 9, 2022 due to the steady decline in COVID-19 cases for the past four consecutive weeks. The universal indoor masking requirement in public schools will remain in effect pending further review by the School District.
Dr Ulysses Wu, Chief Epidemiologist & System Director, Infectious Diseases, Hartford HealthCare. What happened to COVID, is it starting to wind down?
Are Hospitals doing better or worse since the COVID Pandemic started around 2 years ago?
Attorney General William Tong announced today Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family will pay $6 billion to victims, survivors, and states for their role in the opioid epidemic—40 percent more than the previously vacated settlement appealed by Connecticut.
Kevin Rennie, Lawyer, Hartford Courant columnist, runs http://DailyRuctions.com. gives an update on federal investigation into projects overseen by Kosta Diamantis in CT
Greg Radding, senior vice president of residential lending. Norcom Mortgages. What does the Spring Housing Market look like? What are mortgage rates doing? What should new homeowners do to prepare for making a big purchase?
Sen Chris Murphy, CT-5, Committee on Foreign Relations. Discuss Russia and Ukraine Conflict.
David Sun, Principal for CLA who specializes in cybersecurity. The topic is the heightened threat of cyber attacks with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
David Lightman McClatchy Newspapers Washington DC Bureau Chief. Recap State of The Union speech.
Prof. Matt Schmidt, National Security Department at University of New Haven gives us an update on Ukraine and Russia.
Dennis Buden, Senior Consultant, House of Heroes Connecticut. HOHCT Hearts & Heroes Gala/Dance is March 26. More info here: https://www.hohct.org/heartsandheroes2022
Barry Horowitz. founding partner and president of the law firm of Nirenstein, Horowitz & Associates P.C. hosting SIX COMPLIMENTARY WORKSHOPS on Tuesday,
March 8th, Wednesday, March 9th, Thursday, March 10th, and Saturday, March 12th
in Hartford & Fairfield counties to explain different options families have to get their
legal affairs in order.
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Eric Person, Chief Executive Officer of HBRA. HBRA Home Show Mar 4 - Mar 6, 2022 at the CT Convention Center.
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Congressman John Larson give an update from the Nations Capitol on Russia and Ukraine conflict
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Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst Brought to you By Asset Strategies in Avon. Discuss your money, Russia, Ukraine and YOU
Luke Bronin, Mayor Of Hartford. Talks about the city coming back after the COVID Pandemic
Chris Keating, Hartford Courant. UConn Health Center seeks $50 million bailout from state, including $20 million for a medical malpractice fund.
Dr. Trevor Erlacher is Academic Advisor of the Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies (REEES) and Program Coordinator and Editor for the Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES) at the University of Pittsburgh.
Sen. Will Haskell, a Westport Democrat and vice chair of the Government Administration and Elections Committee talks about he latest proposal on Absentee Ballots.
Vincent Candelora, House Republican Leader, calling for a bipartisan investigation into how the state has been handling school construction projects. Gov. Ned Lamont is expected today to announce Melissa McCaw will be leaving as the secretary of the Office of Policy and Management.
Joe Courtney, Chairman of the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Seapower and Projection Forces discuss the invasion of Ukraine by Russia
Matthew J. Schmidt, PhD, Associate Professor National Security, Political Science University Of New Haven. Ukraine and Russia
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Kevin Dillon, Connecticut Airport Authority Executive Director Bradley International to become Breeze Airways base, creating 200 jobs and adding 8 new nonstop destinations.
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Tim Larson, Executive Director, Office of Higher Education for the state of CT. Working to promote the concept that there are alternative/nontraditional paths to career success; that for many people, a highly successful and rewarding career can be found without the need to attend a 2 or 4 year college.
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Rich Hanley, Associate Professor of Journalism Quinnipiac University. Discuss the Olympics poor ratings
Senator John A. Kissel (R-Enfield), who serves as Ranking Member of the Judiciary Committee, issued the following statement in advance of a Wednesday, Feb. 23 public hearing against a bill proposal that would legalize assisted suicide in Connecticut. “This bill sends a very poor message that we, as a state, condone suicide. Helping another person commit suicide is a very serious crime. I am firmly opposed to any form of state-sanctioned assisted suicide.
Dom Amore, sports reporter for the Courant. History between Michigan men's basketball coach Juwan Howard and Wisconsin assistant Joe Krabbenhoft.
Matthew J. Schmidt, PhD, Associate Professor National Security, Political Science University Of New Haven. Ukraine and Russia
Jim Koplik, President of Live Nation CT & Upstate NY. Concerts starting back up, what is he hearing from groups and musicians who want to get back out there.
Corrianne Chipello, CEO, Hartford's Camp Courant along with Bruce Adams, President/CEO, Credit Union League of CT and Chair of 2022 Arch Street Fundraiser
This is the 11th annual fundraiser at Arch Street, which caters to the crowd at the State Capitol. This year we're back in person after a year of being virtual last year.
PURA Chairman Marissa P. Gillett. Connecticut Launches Statewide Electric Vehicle Charging Program . Resources available to help customers access program benefits
Mayor Michael Passero City of New London. Call in to discuss the latest on the state Pier in the town of New London.
Andrea Barton Reeves Chief Executive Officer, Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Authority update us on the program numbers.
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David Lightman, McClatchy Newspapers Washington DC Bureau Chief. Washington DC update.
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Steven Singer, business reporter for The Hartford Courant. From gasoline to groceries, Connecticut consumers buying less to avoid soaring inflation.
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Kevin Rennie, political columnist for the Sunday edition of The Hartford Courant and founder of Daily Ructions. Diamantis’s management of the school construction grants program?
Dave Bykowski, Hartford Curling Club
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Tim Restall Hartford YardGoats. New season/promotions
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George Logan, running for 5th District Congress Against Jahana Hayes.
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Alinor Sterling, one of the attorneys who also represented the Sandy Hook families. Latest outcome in lawsuit against Remington.
Pastry Chef Kim Wood of Simsbury is competing on the upcoming season of Spring Baking Championship, premiering Monday February 28th at 8PM on Food Network and discovery+
Dr. Leslie Torres-Rodriguez, Hartford Public Schools Super. Hartford Public Schools Battle High Rates of Absenteeism.
Matthew J. Schmidt, PhD, Associate Professor National Security, Political Science University Of New Haven. Talks latest on Ukraine and Russia tension.
Sen. Matt Lesser, Deputy Majority Leader. Re: Senate rejected an amendment Monday that would have allowed parents — rather than school boards or the governor — to make the final decision on whether individual students wear masks in school
Paul Formica Senate rejected an amendment Monday that would have allowed parents — rather than school boards or the governor — to make the final decision on whether individual students wear masks in school.
Dr. Ulysses Wu, Chief Epidemiologist, Hartford HealthCare. Are COVID-19 hospitalization case rates across Connecticut trending downward or upward or all over the place?
Andrew C. Glassman, Esq. PULLMAN & COMLEY LLC gives us a legal update on the Marijuana licensing process.
Steve Wolfberg with Cronin and Company gives us a recap and his thoughts on the most popular advertising night of the year.
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l Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst Brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon talks how to fight inflation.
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Christine Stuart, CTNewsJunkie gives a CT State Capitol update
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Tracy Brancifort, floral designer by birth a 4th generation Connecticut Florist. Born and Bred! a designer, processor, flower shop is here in Hartford and name is House of Flora Flower Market.
Bob Lickwar , Partner, UHY Llp Managing Director, UHY Advisors. Discuss tax day and getting ready to file
Dr. Matthew Saidel, Chief Medical Officer for Women’s Health Connecticut, “a significant other plays an important role in a woman’s healthcare journey. While women are focused on keeping everyone in their lives safe and cared for, they tend to put themselves last. It’s time to encourage her to take care of herself first.”
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Wendy Mackstutis, First Selectwoman Simsbury. The gun range is obviously a popular topic these days, getting out of COVID and the increased use of our parks and trails, new businesses and apartments cropping up downtown, how to spend American rescue plan money, potential zoning changes for ADUs due to state changes, how will we deal with cannabis
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Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon give a loo at the latest on jobs numbers.
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Christine Stuart, CTNews Junkie talks start of session this week. Changes to masks and COVID restrictions.
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Kate Dias CEA (Connecticut Education Association) President. The State’s mask mandate for schools in place until February 28, and after that point hand the decision off to local districts.
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Bob Cox looks back at his favorite storm. The Blizzard of '78
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Senate Republican Leader Kevin Kelly of Stratford. Kevin has been calling for actual “public” hearings on the Exec Orders, but to no avail.
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Dr. Ulysses Wu, Chief Epidemiologist, Hartford HealthCare. Are COVID-19 hospitalization case rates across Hartford HealthCare still trending downward?.
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Rep Jahana Hayes Representative (D-CT 5th District) calls in to discuss student loan debt updates.
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Ben Bogardus, associate professor of journalism at Quinnipiac University. Calles to discuss CNN post Jeff Zucker.
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Kevin Nathan, NBC CT Olympic Preview.
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Rep. Jason Rojas, CT House Majority Leader. Talk State education.
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Catholic Schools Week this week. Father Whyte and Val Mara from the Diocese office of education.
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Chris Keating, Courant Capitol Chief reporter. Talks about the departure of Josh Geballe.
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Kelle Slaughter, Identity Theft Program Manager for the Federal Trade Commission. Identity Theft Awareness Week started January 31 through Feb. 4th.
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Andy Gresh, WEEI Sports Talk host calls in to discuss Brady Retiring.
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Vinnie Carbone - owner - Carbone's Ristorante. Omicron Surge Threatens Survival of CT Food Business, Sen. Blumenthal Pushing Replenishment of Restaurant Revitalization Fund.
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Andre Rochester, The “hARTford Love” project.
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Matt Gold, CEO Christy Sports, The modern world of ski rentals and skiing.
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Seth Wickersham, Author of a book about the New England Patriots, “It’s Better To Be Feared.” Brady retiring, nope, maybe, what’s going on?
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Bob Cressotti, Mayor of Enfield. The Mayor talks about the Enfield train station and the development in the Thompsonville section of town.
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Dan Corcoran, Host, Season 2: “Hidden In Plain Sight” half-hour special, on NBC Connecticut and all the segments from the show will also drop on streaming services like ROKU, Amazon Fire TV, and Apple TV.
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Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Brought to you By Asset Strategies In Avon. Re: Correction 2022: The Party Pooper Arrives.
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Christine Stuart, CT News Junkie. State Capitol Update, Session to Open In Person, Public Hearings Likely To Remain Remote.
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David Lightman, McClatchy Newspapers Washington DC Bureau Chief. Washington DC update.
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Rick Green, left Hartford Courant to head to WTNH.
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Commissioner Giulietti CT DOT gives a storm and roads update heading in to this weekend snow storm.
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Sen Chris Murphy caklls to discuss his experience at Danbury Prison.
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Ken Gosselin, Parkville Hartford story. “Hartford’s Parkville Market launches $6 million expansion, with plans for a rooftop deck, event spaces and a new home for Hog River Brewing”
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Brian Kelly, CNBC Crypto price moves.
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Dom Amore, Sports Writer for the Courant. Discuss Hall Of Fame Ballot.
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Angela Robinson, the Waring and Carmen Partridge Faculty Fellow at the Quinnipiac University School of Law, is available today to discuss U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer’s decision to retire.
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J.P. Venoit the CEO of Masonicare, talks vaccinations for nursing home visitors update.
Matthew J. Schmidt, PhD, Associate Professor National Security, Political Science University of New Haven. Russia and Ukraine.
Peter J. Murphy, Shipman & Goodwin LLP, Partner. So are most companies keeping vaccine mandates in place - or modifying them in light of the Supreme Court decision?
Sen. Paul Formica, "Better Way to an Accountable Connecticut" plan, to increase oversight and transparency of federal COVID relief $$.
Quinnipiac University President Judy Olian and Hartford Healthcare President Jeff Flaks. Hartford HealthCare and Quinnipiac University recently announced a transformative university-wide academic partnership that will build the healthcare workforce of tomorrow and will grow student pipelines across a wide range of professions to address long-term talent needs for the mop state of Connecticut and beyond.
David Borges New Haven Register Sports writer. Kevin Ollie wins arbitration case against school, due over $11 million in his favor.
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Christine Stewart, CTNewsJunkie. Latest news from the State Capitol, Gov extension of executive powers.
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Mark Pazniokas, CTMirror Capitol Bureau Chief. CT tracks online gambling closely — but not problem gambling. Legislative committee hearing set for today.
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Glenn Lungarini Executive Director of The CIAC (Conn. Interscholastic Athletic Conf.)
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Brian Dunn, Business Manager, Sprinkler Fitters Local Union 669. Golden Gloves of America “Making Champions and Good Citizens since 1923” Golden Gloves Boxing in Lowell Ma. Is in its 75 th year. “Great Fights for Good Causes”
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David Lightman, McClatchy Newspapers Washington DC Bureau Chief.
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Diana Mahoney, President of Girl Scouts of Connecticut. Re: It’s Girl Scout Cookie time in Connecticut! Now through the end of March, Girl Scouts will be selling the iconic Girl Scout Cookies.
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Sen. Henry Martin, ranking GOP senator on the Finance Committee. Officials also must continue dedicating most of this projected surplus to reduce Connecticut’s massive pension debt.
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Bob Stefanowski, discuss CT Governor candidacy.
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Richard A. Martinello, MD Associate Professor Departments of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, Infectious Diseases Yale School of Medicine.
Liam Brennan, Hartford’s first inspector general for the Civilian Police Review Board.
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Major Migdalia Lavenbein, Salvation Army. Salvation Army Warming centers with the cold weather.
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Greg Bordonaro, Editor Hartford Business Journal, New Haven Biz talks CT’s population is growing. Will it last?
Sen. Kathy Osten, Deputy President Pro Tempore. Re: Regarding traffic fatalities and safer road solutions
Dr. Kristine Larsen, Professor of Astronomy at Central Connecticut State University Re: discuss Asteroid 7482. That we know it is not a threat, but at what point do we start to worry that it's getting a little too close?
Jocelyn Hillard, Regional Communications Director American Red Cross Connecticut and Rhode Island Region talks about the severe blood shortage.
Brian Foley, Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection talks about the Fentanyl issues in state.
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Themis Klarides talks about her run, her thoughts on Lamont, what things she'd change, how to survive in the 2022 R party.
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Mayor Erin Stewart, New Britain City update
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Deacon Art Miller, certified trainer in Dr. King’s nonviolence philosophy and to this day addresses 21st-century examples of the societal tendency to embrace violence.
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David Lightman, McClatchy Newspapers Washington DC Bureau Chief.
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Hugh McQuaid, Freelance writer, reporter ctnewsjunkie.com talks about his piece, Lawmakers Fail to Reach Last Minute Compromise on Redistricting.
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David Alistair Yalof, Professor and Department Head University of Connecticut Department of Political Science. SCOTUS decision on COVID-19 vaccine rule for US businesses.
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Jennifer Jackson , CT Hosp. Association. Impact on COVID in Hospitals and day to day operations.
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Erik Semmel, Vice President - TAB Computer Systems, Inc. Host of Computer Talk with TAB Saturdays from 9-11am. How ransomware attacks actually happen and are resolved on a technical aspect.
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Ashli Esteves-Nelson, Co Owner of Brown Butter Creations with her sister. Sisters open Brown Butter Creations bakery in Glastonbury, where everything ‘tastes like more’
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Caroline Lee Ruwet, marketing director for Access Health. Access Health CT has a very important deadline coming up this Saturday, 1/15: it is the final deadline for CT residents to enroll in a quality health insurance plan for themselves and their families, with enrollment beginning February 1. In addition, Access Health CT is holding its final enrollment fair of this open enrollment period, this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Whitneyville Cultural Commons in Hamden
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Howard Weissberg, P.E. Director of Public Works City of Meriden. Meriden to launch the state's pilot program of food-scrap collection in households.
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Chris Keating, The Courant's Capitol Bureau Chief. Connecticut’s Secretary of the State job is open for the first time in 12 years and nine candidates are considering a run.
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Andy Fleischmann, President & C.E.O. at Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters. Talks about the importance of National Mentoring Month.
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William Tong, CT A.G. With the FinalSite ransomware attack impacting thousands of school websites and communications systems nationwide, Attorney General William Tong reminded businesses and government entities to assess their data security practices to protect operations against growing cybersecurity threats.
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Erica E. Phillips, Economic Development Reporter. for CTMirror.org. Tax credits to film companies have cost CT hundreds of millions. Officials are evaluating whether they’re worth it.
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Michael Freimuth, the Executive Director of CRDA ( Capital Region Development Authority) A proposed sports betting venue at Hartford's XL Center.
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Steve Amato, Amato’s Toy in New Britain talks about the store closing.
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Mayor Shari Cantor, West Hartford gives town update and latest mask mandate
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John Bresnahan, Punchbowl News. Jan 6, DC in general
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Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon.
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Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, YALE School of Management. Senior Associate Dean for Leadership Studies & Lester Crown Professor in the Practice of Management.
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Senate Republican Leader Pro Tempore, Connecticut Senate Republicans Propose Sales Tax Cut. Proposal to Provide Relief to Working- and Middle-Class Families as Inflation Surges.
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Joe Giulietti, Connecticut Department of Transportation Commissioner.
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David Lightman, McClatchy Newspapers Washington DC Bureau Chief. Washington DC update.
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The new Head Coach of The Football Huskies Jim Mora talks about the upcoming season and off season along with recruiting.
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Heather Dionne, chair of the Connecticut Urban Forest Council. Connecticut steps up drive to reforest treeless neighborhoods with $180,000 for five communities.
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Gary Warren, CEO ivWatch. Mask fatigue and Why are we all of a sudden putting so much emphasis on mask quality.
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John Rowland talks Pot, gambling, taxes
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Andrew Brown Investigative Reporter Connecticut Mirror. States Unclaimed Money.
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Kiersten Todt, Chief of Staff, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Cyber security threats here and abroad.
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Dr. Stephanie Alessi, Director, Hartford Healthcare Sports Neurology Program; Program Director, Hartford Healthcare Sports Neurology Fellowship. Antonio Brown was apparently frustrated and angry during his last game, can this be an effect of CTE?
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Joe Courtney, U.S. representative for Connecticut's 2nd congressional district since 2007
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Susan Dunne, Hartford Courant reporter calls to discuss her piece on the Omicron spike presenting a new struggle for Connecticut restaurants.
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Gov Ned Lamont joins Brian to discuss testing supplies coming into the state.
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