Wednesday’s midweek “Connecticut Today” with host Paul Pacelli talked about a controversy in the U.S. House involving New Haven-area Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro (0:28). University of New Haven Senior Lecturer of Criminal Justice Ken Gray talked about the Gilgo Beach serial killer investigation (12:35). Hearst Connecticut columnist and editor Dan Haar joined us for his weekly…
Westport Community Gardens Steering Committee Chairman, Louis Weinberg & Famed Chef, Michel Nischan, join Lisa Wexler to discuss why Westport’s Community Garden and Long Lots Preserve are in jeopardy of elimination due to the Long Lots Elementary school expansion, and why both WCG & the Preserve are important assets to the town. #growtogether Image Credit:…
July 23rd kicks off Shark Week on Discovery Channel. We had a local expert shark scientist with Sacred Heart University here to answer all of our shark questions from shark attacks to what sharks are attracted to and are there topicals that turn sharks off? Find out here! ((00:00)) After a deadly blaze in Bridgeport…
Today we have Cupcake!! Cupcake is a 2 month old male kitten. He is full of energy and sweet like a cupcake! He is shy at first but that passes quick. Once you call him over he is ready to play and comes to say Hi! Kittens are cute and they do take a lot…
Tuesday’s “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli started with word of more legal hurdles facing former President Donald Trump (0:27). Quinnipiac University Adjunct Law Prof. John Pavia talked about the “target letter” sent to former President Trump by a special prosecutor (12:49). Yankee Institute blogger Meghan Portfolio stopped by with her weekly update (23:58). Image Credit:…
Nicole Rivard, Editor-in-Chief Media/Government of FRIENDS OF ANIMALS joins Lisa Wexler to discuss why our animals and insects would benefit from banning gas leaf blowers, all toxic pesticides, and leaving some leaves to benefit them, which benefits us. Image Credit: Rabbitti / iStock / Getty Images Plus
This month, the World Health Organization deemed aspartame a “possible carcinogen.” What are carcinogens? What are the concerns around aspartame? And how much is too much? We speak with Hartford Healthcare Medical Weight Loss Physician, Dr. Jackie Cameron. ((00:00)) The northeast has seen its fair share of flooding so far in July. The Better Business…
Monday’s “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli looked at a new survey surrounding the use of gender-specific pronouns in everyday life (0:27). SAG-AFTRA member and former Connecticut radio personality Jaki Lauper joined us from Los Angeles to talk about the ongoing Hollywood strike (11:46). Connecticut News Junkie columnist Terry Cowgill stopped by for his weekly segment…
Lisa Wexler answers a mom’s question on how to stay involved in health care decisions when kids turn18, and a question about what to expect from a class action suit from lawyers who are bringing the case. #cthealthcarerepresentative #classaction Image Credit: MIND_AND_I / iStock / Getty Images Plus
There’s a lot of talk around the new state law changing the requirement age month for kids to enter kindergarten in Connecticut. Starting in 2024, kids have to be five years old by September first. That’s a big shift from the former law of a January first age cut off. Education leader, Fran Rabinowitz, shared…