1. People with hearing loss could soon buy hearing aids without needing to have an exam, prescription or special fitting first. Will this result in a drop in hearing aid prices? If so, why has it taken so long to do this? For perspective, turn to Paul Seegert, a managing partner at PCS Advisers, a health benefits consulting firm with 35 partner offices across the nation. ((00:10))
2. Robin Fox with the CHRO talked about sexual harassment in the workplace. Find out what changes came to Connecticut in 2019 and what you need to know. ((13:41))
3. Historian, Brad Woodworth, was back to talk about the latest news out of Ukraine. He touched on Ukraine’s upcoming independence day and the significance of a shocking car bomb death in Moscow. ((26:26))

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1. The East Haven school district recently adopted the ALICE initiative for their teachers, faculty and students. It’s a combination of training and tool buckets to better secure people in an active shooter situation. Learn more about it here. ((00:10))
2. There are already thousands of monkeypox cases in the US and many health experts are worried about it spreading on college campuses. Bridgeport Public Health Director, Ebony Jackson-Shaheed told us about the risks and tips to stay protected. ((16:15))
3. Some children are excited about schools, others are anxious. We spoke with a St. Vincent’s Medical Center doctor about children’s anxiety and coping mechanisms. ((31:15))

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