Talk Of Connecticut

DOCTOR PAUL STANISLAW JR, DOUBLE BOARD CERTIFIED FACIAL SURGEON, The dream of serving in the military is being dashed for many young people by two small problems: stretched earlobes. All branches of service prohibit anyone with the popular earlobe gauges or plug piercings to enlist. Facial surgeon Dr. Paul Stanislaw is on a mission to educate military hopefuls about the quick one-day procedure that can repair the large openings and restore the ear's appearance. He is offering a ten percent discount to all military and law enforcement for earlobe reconstruction procedures, not just on Veterans’ Day, but year-round to ensure anyone who wishes to serve will not be disqualified and he was on to talk with Brad and Paul about it!

DOCTOR JOE OLZACKI, is in my second month as superintendent of Schools in Region 14 - Woodbury/ Bethlehem, CT., spoke to Brad and Paul about the unique way that this district will be commemorating VETERANS DAY. Because of construction, we had to go to school. BUT we are taking the opportunity to salute our veterans. Every one of our four schools, from pre-school to high school is learning about the priceless sacrifices of Veterans.

Jill J. Hutensky, Senior Vice President, Market Manager – Hartford , Enterprise Business & Community Engagement with Bank of America spoke to Brad Davis about Turkey Tuesday, going down next week!

Jim Iannone, Founder of Project Healing Waters, Newington Chapter, Avid Fly Fisherman Shares The Sport’s Peace Of Mind With Veterans spoke to Brad and Paul about a fly fishing program for disabled veterans called Project Healing Waters.

Ray Philippon, U.S. Army veteran and Gold Star Parent who encourages service and have become advocates for veterans to honor the memory of their son who was killed while serving in Iraq? The mother works as a Program Coordinator at Resilience Grows Here, a Veteran initiative of the Farmington Valley Health District. They will be sharing their story at a free Veterans Coffee House program at the Wallingford Senior Center on Nov. 27\. and they joined Brad and Paul to talk about it.

MAGGIE FROSCHINI, AMERICAN SENIOR BENEFITS joined Brad and Paul to talk about what American Senior Benefits is offering

MARGARET HALE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF NUTMEG SENIOR RIDES, spoke to Brad and Paul about door to door rides for people over 50 who can’t or don’t drive.

Lori Hopkins-Cavanaugh joined Brad and Paul to talk about the election

Yvonne Renee Davis, internationally acclaimed Foreign Policy Analyst, talks to Brad and Paul about priorities for voters both nationally and within our state in today's election.

State Senator Eric Berthel talks to Brad and Paul about the story lines in today's elections.

Ryan Keating, Vice President of the Michael J. Keating Agency, discusses with Brad the efforts by Hartford to attract young professionals to the city.

United States Congressman John Larson talks to Brad about updates regarding federal funding to be used for levee repairs in Hartford and East Hartford.

Jim Fleming, the President of Connecticut Automotive Retailers Association, stops by the chat with Brad about the Connecticut International Auto Show at The Mohegan Sun Expo Center on November 9th through 11th.

Barry Horowitz joined Brad Davis to talk about Living Trusts and will tell us where he’ll be hosting free seminars in December.

Len Suzio, Suzio Says CT DOT Commissioner “May Have Made Up” Revenue Stats , Which Led to Passage of $10 M Toll Study Bonding Files FOI Complaint Against CT DOT “The public has a right to know.” He joined Brad to talk about it!

Bank of America Market President Joseph Gianni joined Brad Davis to talk about the upcoming Turkey Tuesday event coming up!

GLEN PETERSON, Regional School Choice Director, spoke to Brad about CSDE Regional School Choice Office (RSCO) Hosts Opening Day School Choice Information Fair For 2019-20 Applicants (tomorrow) Saturday, November 3, First School Choice Fair of 2019-20 Application Season to Feature Programming for Grades Pre-K to 12.

State Representative Melissa Ziobron represents Colchester, East Haddam and East Hampton, spoke to Brad about: Freddy Faulkner of Hamden says he has a legitimate complaint about living in Connecticut. “Right now, taxes are killing me. I am a local business owner,” said Faulkner.

Senator Len Suzio joined Brad to talk about how he blasted Retail Electric Supplier Response to Proposed PURA Decision Electricity suppliers object to notice of potential billing errors. Electricity suppliers want costs for their errors passed on to consumers to Proposed PURA Decision

Kate Wasko joined Brad to talk about Bloomfield School decorates holiday Ornaments for the National Christmas Tree Display in Washington D.C. and how they were chosen.