An archaic state law on the books was really impacting churches and non-profits across the state from raising money through raffles and partnering with other entities. Senator Ryan Fazio shared how one Greenwich church brought this to his attention and he worked with Senator James Maroney on fixing the problem. ((00:00))

There are THREE types of bad bosses out there who you need to look out for. Career strategist, Julie Bauke, told us the three types and how to handle them in Julie on the Job. ((12:38))

We spend all this money and count down the days forever just to stress during a vacation. How do we stop doing that? And how do we get back into a routine after vacation ends? Counselor, Julius Dudics, shares insight on both questions. ((27:31))

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Attorney General William Tong shared the latest on his lawsuit against Stone Academy. He also touched on scams he’s worried about and an update on his open investigation around Hyundai and Kia cars that are easy targets for theft. ((00:00))

CDC research shows about 1 in 8 women with a recent live birth experience symptoms of postpartum depression. A first of its kind, postpartum depression pill will be available on the market as early as October. Dr. Daniel Gottschall talks about how common postpartum depression is and why this pill can be a game changer. ((16:49))

Today is National Senior Citizens Day, making it the perfect time to make sure seniors are more tech savvy. Research shows that around 40 percent of U.S. seniors lack access to high-speed home internet services. Savvy Senior syndicated columnist, Jim Miller, discussed the digital divide and how to get seniors more comfortable with getting online. ((32:34))

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This summer, two national recalls impacted cookie products; one impacting Trader Joes and the other from Nestle. But how do impurities like rocks or woodchips end up in food products? The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection gave us professional perspective on what could happen at manufacturing plants to trigger recalls. ((00:00))

We have a consumer alert! Beware of credit and debt assistance companies. The Better Business Bureau shared how some of these “middle man” companies provide false advertisement to customers and others are straight up fraudsters. ((14:53))

We are down to two weeks for businesses to sign up for or opt out of MyCTSavings. Comptroller Sean Scanlon explains the program and why it’s a good option considering Connecticut law requiring retirement options for employees. ((26:57))

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