We know the 2023 legislative session ended with approval for Senate Bill 998. Senator Ryan Fazio was not too keen on the bill and shared his concerns surrounding the language, especially its implications for fair housing legislation. ((00:00))

Take two: David Eldridge announced he’s throwing his hat in the ring again to run for Shelton Mayor. Why run again, what is different this go around and what are his goals for the city if he is elected? ((13:57))

According to the CDC, more than 20% of American adults have chronic pain. Are there ways to deal with the problem without medication? We spoke with Dr. Anthony Sampino about a treatment known as OMM and how it helps many people, regardless of age, to eliminate chronic pain. ((26:05))

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Senate Minority Leader Kevin Kelly came in studio to do a deeper dive into the two-year, 51-billion-dollar approved during this session. We talked about the tax cuts, the education investments and one thing that wasn’t snuck into the 832-page document…((00:00))

A groundbreaking today is paving a new future for Connecticut veterans at Homes for the Brave. Vince Santilli, the executive director at Homes for the Brave, shared the details of this expansion project and what it will mean for serving more vets in the state. ((17:48))

“If there are age minimums, should there be age maximums?” A NYT article highlighted the question of age playing a role in the workforce. Employment attorney, Gary Phelan, discussed the issue with age discrimination and whether there’s a gray line between age and ability for jobs. ((29:02))

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