A local non-profit is helping wounded veterans get outfitted with vehicles that can help them get around. Laurie Hollander, co-founder of Help Our Military Heroes, joined us in studio.
For more information: https://www.helpourmilitaryheroes.org/
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This week, Mike recaps Election 2024 with Lisa Wexler and Kevin Currian (0:00) and an extended interview with Patrick Burland (38:18).
Host Paul Pacelli opened Friday’s “Connecticut Today” highlighting a report in the New Haven Independent about a high-profile Bridgeport political operative’s alleged role in some questionable marriage arrangements (00:37). State Senate GOP leader Steve Harding talked about those allegations, as well as two General Assembly races with ballot questions (16:18). Finally, Catholic Vote and the LOOP Executive Editor Erika Ahern discussed the role that Catholic voters played in President-Elect Trump’s Tuesday win (23:15)
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For a Friday edition of “Newsline,” host Brigitte Quinn wanted to talk with a local resident, Jennifer Bernheim, who is the Mother of a dyslexic learner, an advocate, and the host of a podcast called “The Right to Read.” Brigitte spoke with Jennifer about the mission of her podcast, which provides guidance for parents of dyslexic children (00:00). Theater and movie reviewer Ed Katz dropped by with his review of the new papal-related movie “Conclave,” thoughts on the Netflix exclusive documentary “Martha” about Martha Stewart, and comments on a terrific science-fiction series “Three Body Problem” (11:09)
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David Friedman & Christina Connors join Lisa Wexler to talk about their new “We Can Be Kind” children’s series.
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Following the 2024 election, we wanted to talk to Connecticut’s governor about finding unity in our state politics despite controversy nationwide.
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Meet Tina Courpas, the newly elected state representative for the 149th District representing parts of Greenwich and North Stamford.
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For a third time in four years, Shelton residents overwhelmingly rejected a charter revision for the city. We spoke with Mayor Mark Lauretti about it.
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Host Paul Pacelli opened Thursday’s “Connecticut Today” with his thoughts on how the Democratic Party could actually benefit from former President Donald Trump’s election – again – on Tuesday night (00:37). We ran a replay of President Joe Biden’s post-election remarks, from earlier in the day, in Washington, D.C. (15:18). Landmark Legal Foundation attorney Mike O’Neill talked about what happens now to the pending criminal cases against President-elect Donald Trump (21:39), while “Only In Bridgeport” blogger Lennie Grimaldi broke down Donald Trump’s Bridgeport vote totals (29:01)
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A Thursday edition of “Newsline” began with host Brigitte Quinn interviewing Yale Neuroscience Dr. Godfrey Pearlson, author of a new book called “The Science of Weed.” Dr. Pearlson broke down for Brigitte everything we want to know about marijuana, its use, and effect on the human body (00:00). Following that, Kevin Begley, co-host of the pizza podcast “Charred,” dropped by in-studio for a fun talk with Brigitte about all things pizza! (16:59)
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