1. Attorney General William Tong continues to hold TikTok’s feet to the fire when it comes to destructive viral videos. He came on the show for the first time to talk about his efforts and what TikTok officials are telling him. ((00:10))
2. Science You May Not Know: Venus may have life on it after all…((15:39))
3. Workout Wednesday: What vitamins we lack in the wintertime and how we can supplement those losses. ((23:36))
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On Tuesday’s edition of “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli, we aired remarks from State Senate GOP Leader Kevin Kelly of Stratford on a Republican tax reform proposal (0:36) and Governor Ned Lamont on continuing Covid-19 guidance for Connecticut’s schools (5:59), with audio from both courtesy of The Connecticut Network (www.ct-n.com). We also aired remarks from President Joe Biden on the nation’s Covid-19 situation (16:37).
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1. Did you know AAA is also made up of travel agents? It may be a good resource during covid travel times. Fran Mayko explains. ((00:10))
2. Is hoarding genetic or emotionally triggered? Counselor Julius Dudics told us the signs of hoarding and how to overcome the problem. ((15:16))
3. Do you want to become unstuck in life? Find support through Unstuck, thanks to Cindy and Lauren. ((23:45))
Their next event is in February: https://www.jotform.com/UnstuckWithUs/feb22
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On the first 2022 edition of “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli, Paul spoke with State House GOP leader Vin Candelora for an update on Connecticut’s stalled redistricting process and the role of a “special master” (0:26). We also heard from State Health Commissioner Dr. Manish Juthani on the latest Covid-19 numbers (12:30).
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1. There are seven big cases pending in Connecticut that need your attention in 2022. Legal expert, Bill Bloss, touched on the significance of these cases and why delays in court are causing problems. ((00:10))
2. As we enter a new year, there are two resolutions Lt. Jim Perez has for you. ((16:27))
3. Fairfield First Selectwoman Brenda Kupchick gave us a covid check-in. ((27:48))
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1. We take a look back at the highs, lows and in-betweens on Melissa in the Morning this past year. ((00:10))
2. Senator Blumenthal touched on airline industry returns and how to better protect non-profits working overseas. ((06:38))
3. This week we celebrate Kwanzaa! We learned about the traditions from civic activist, Wayne Winston. ((14:06))
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Gorgeous Penny is a 2 year old, Tri-color Treeing Walker hound. She is a sweet and cuddly girl with a nose and mouth typical of a hound. Because she occasionally likes to yodel, we do recommend a single family home. She would be happy to be an only dog or one of a pair or pack. In foster she lived with a canine companion and they were inseparable. She might also do well with cats. She would make a great family pet with older children. Visit online at cthumane.org to learn more or to apply to meet her.
1. TikTok has videos leading teens down a rabbit hole to determine if they suffer from different disorders. We talked to our social media consultant about this concern and how to clean out your online platforms in the new year. ((00:10))
2. Why do people procrastinate? Counselor Julius Dudics talks about the problem with procrastination and how to break down the cycle. ((14:29))
3. Shelton and Derby football teams are no longer doing their Thanksgiving game tradition. Mayor Mark Lauretti tells us why this 100-year tradition is no more. ((23:56))
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Dr. Browne answered our questions about covid vaccines, at home testing and latest on the omicron variant.
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