Talk Of Connecticut

Alissa DeJonge was on with Brad and Paul to discuss: Connecticut Residents Less Worried About State’s Economic Prospects, More Concerned About Their Own

Don Shubert talked to Brad and Paul about voters to decide if state should create ‘legal lockbox’ for transportation costs

Senator George Logan joined Brad and Paul to talk about Over the past five years alone, a period during which North Carolina lawmakers enacted larger personal and corporate income tax cuts, more than 10,000 people have left Connecticut for North Carolina, taking more than $516,000,000 in wealth with them to the Tar Heel State

Political commentator Lori Hopkins-Cavanagh joined Brad and Paul to talk about NATIONALISM VERSUS GLOBALISM OBAMA/CLINTON/BUSH VERSUS TRUMP. WHY EDUCATION WILL MAKE OR BREAK THE FUTURE OF AMERICA GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP - United Nations Political Indoctrination of students in Connecticut Schools into Agenda 2030 New World Order.

Robert Rodriguez, Public Affairs Specialist for the Social Security Administration in New Britain, discusses misconceptions with social security and how people need to be proactive when obtaining information regarding what they are eligible to receive.

State Senator Toni Boucher discusses the recent data showing money leaving the state at alarming totals.

Christine Stuart, CT News Junkie, talks to Brad about the upcoming election.

Maggie Foschini of American Senior Benefits discusses ways retirees can get the most out of their benefit plans.

Danbury GOP State Sen. Mike McLachlan talks about taxes

Amy Parmenter, Manager of Public and Government Affairs for Triple A Allied Group, talks to Brad about gas prices and what to expect moving forward.

Tribal Chairman of the Mohegan Tribe, Kevin Brown, and Tribal Chairman of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe and Interim CEO of Foxwoods, Rodney Butler, discuss the latest regarding the plans for a casino in East Windsor.

Peter Wallison, Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and author of JUDICIAL FORTITUDE spoke to Brad and Paul about the Last Chance to Rein in the Administrative State (Encounter Books, October 16, 2018). Peter Wallison contends that the judiciary bears the major responsibility for the rise of the Administrative State, and that the courts must act to restore the critical separation of powers that the Framers designed to protect the liberty of the American people.

Katherine Reynolds Lewis was on with Brad and Paul to talk about, DO KIDS REALLY HAVE LESS SELF-CONTROL THAN EVER BEFORE? Why Kids Are Less Disciplined Than Ever—and What to Do About

Alissa DeJonge, VP of Research Connecticut Economic Resource Center talked to Brad and Paul about Connecticut residents split nearly evenly when asked if their preference is for the next Governor to reduce income taxes or property taxes. Just over half, 52 percent, opt for reductions in the property tax, which is levied at the municipal level, while 48 percent would prefer a cut in the statewide income tax. Regarding possible new revenue sources, Connecticut residents by a two-to-one margin prefer that the state legalize and tax marijuana versus instituting electronic tolling

State Consumer Counsel Elin Swanson Katz spoked to Brad and Paul about Suzio: Electric Rate Billing Errors Should Give Rise to Pro-Consumer Legislation Photo Credit: Meghan Boyd

Family Service Director of Catholic Cemeteries Association joined Brad and Paul to talk about what's going on with the program Photo Credit: Meghan Boyd

William Youell of the office of the state wide emergency telecommunivation for the state of Connecticut joined Brad and Paul to talk about how you can now text 9-1-1 in situations in which you can't talk

Senator Len Suzio joined Brad and Paul to talk about the toll situation! Photo Credit: Meghan Boyd

Congressman John Larson was on with Brad and Paul to talk about the Conversation on The Future of Hartford’s Infrastructure he’s hosting today at 11am at the Legislative Office Building, with host John Reilly, one of the foremost experts in complex infrastructure and megaprojects, and Candace Damon, an industry-leading economic development consultant. Last month, Larson hosted a delegation from Seattle, WA to speak about how tunneling is transforming their waterfront and the path forward for Greater Hartford. This will be a continuation of that conversation, as both John Reilly and Candace Damon played critical roles in Seattle’s tunnel project; this conversation is open to the public.

Dr. Melissa Brown, Assistant Professor of Nutrition & Public Health, spoke with Brad and Paul about Halloween and how to celebrate Halloween if you have diabetes? Photo Credit: Meghan Boyd