State data shows 80,000 people are living with Alzheimer’s in Connecticut. And even more people are caregivers of loved ones with the disease. Nicole Fidanzo, a Quinnipiac University professor, offered holiday tips for caregivers helping loved ones with dementia. (0:00)

It’s an uncomfortable conversation, but it’s one that families need to start having with their kids. We spoke with Gary MacNamara about familiar people engaging in inappropriate relationships with kids. How do you help kids identify predators, even if it’s someone they trust like a teacher? (13:35)

A trip to the big apple is a popular choice for many Connecticut residents during the holiday season. But protestors and big crowds can lead to tragedy when you least expect it. We asked our crime prevention expert, Jim Perez, what we should think about before heading into New York City. (29:31)

A local newspaper columnist wrote an article sharing his perspective as an electric vehicle owner. We had Steven Gaynes from Fairfield Citizen share that perspective on the show amid constant talks about a potential electric vehicle mandate in Connecticut by 2035. (46:18)

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Counterfeiting is a long-time norm when it comes to the marijuana industry. But that problem has hit a new high since weed became legal in Connecticut. Attorney General William Tong shared the latest on bootleg cannabis products and how his office is combatting the problem. (0:00)

Congressman Jim Himes is back! We did a catch-up on the issues surrounding the border and talked about the war between Israel and Hamas. WARNING: Congressman Himes revealed details of a gruesome 43-minute video he watched involving Hamas during their terrorist attack back in October. (12:47)

A Fairfield horse farm helps children from different walks of life, from anxiety and depression to autism and cerebral palsy. And now, the non-profit and farm needs your help! Doreen Caruso of Hope River Farm shares the mission of her organization and why you should check out Festival of Lights this month. (31:36).

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Deck the halls with help from a Connecticut farm or two! We spoke with Department of Agriculture Commissioner, Bryan Hurlburt, about supporting the 5,500+ farms in our state for décor, gifts and food this holiday season. (0:00)

Senator Richard Blumenthal was back on the air. We talked about dropping RSV vaccine prices, avoiding more healthcare mergers and holding social media platforms accountable for child exploitation. (18:02)

Zoo Minute: We are welcoming a new feathered friend to the Beardsley Zoo campus. Gregg Dancho talks about a new crane and the health of this species’ population. (31:11).

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