Talk Of Connecticut

Jason Concepcion, Jeffrey Dressler and Sammy Vega joined Brad Davis to talk about the 3rd Annual “Willie Pep” Invitational will take place on September 22nd, 2018 at the Mandell Jewish Community Center, West Hartford, CT. The purpose of this show is to honor Connecticut’s own International Boxing Hall of Famer Willie Pep and his family, and to showcase today’s talented amateur boxers. 100% of funds raised at this event will benefit USA Boxing Connecticut, a 501c3 not for profit organization. Photo Credit: Eric Urbanowicz

Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin joins Brad Davis to talk about a variety topics including the drug problems though out the state. Photo Credit: Eric Urbanowicz

Political Commentator Lori Hopkins Cavanaugh joined Brad Davis to talk about a variety of subjects including the gubernatorial race and her thoughts on the unions

Congressman John Larson joined Brad Davis to talk about Connecticut Infrastructure and his educational forum on Seattle's Tunnel Experience. Photo Credit: Meghan Boyd

Luke Frey, Communications Director for the Better Business Bureau, talks to Brad about popular ticket and merchandise scams for the upcoming fall

Brad talks to Councilman T.J. Clarke II regarding the city of Hartford's decision to move forward with a 7ft tall bronze statue of the legendary educator, the late Walter "Doc" Hurley.

With their second season in the books, Brad Davis checked in with Tim Restall, the President of the Hartford Yardgoats, to talk about what is going during the baseball offseason, and their success of this past season. Photo Credit: Meghan Boyd

Brad Davis talks to Bill Thomas, the event coordinator of the Simsbury Fly In Car Show and Food Truck Festival that's happening on September 23rd. Bill gives us the details and what to expect. Photo Credit: Meghan Boyd

This morning at 8:20, WFSB's Dennis House joined Brad Davis to talk about the gubernatorial race in Connecticut Photo Credit: Meghan Boyd

Marianne (Stochmal) Heffernan is speaking in support of House Bill 5576, regarding a proposed online registry for convicted murderers. In an interview with Dan Lovallo and Brad Davis, she talked about testimony before the Connecticut General Assembly's Judiciary Committee.

With Passover arriving on March 30, Rabbi David Small of the Emanuel Synagogue in West Hartford, CT, talked about Passover, during an interview with Brad Davis and Dan Lovallo.

Marine Corps. Veteran and public relations officer Sal Sena Sr. wants to salute female veterans from Connecticut, who served in World War II.  In an interview with Brad Davis and Dan Lovallo, Sena talked about the event, which would take place in early June. Pictured L-R: Brad Davis, Dan Lovallo, Sal Sena Sr. Photo credit: Eric Urbanowicz

West Hartford Town Council member Chris Williams is ready to fight the town's Board of Education move to replace Columbus Day on the school calendar with Indigenous Peoples Day.  In an interview with Dan Lovallo and Brad Davis,  Williams explained why the board of education may have overreached, when it made the move.  Photo credit: bdskio / iStock / Getty Images Plus

A Connecticut-based conservative website has gained traction since its formation more than a year ago. Andrew Lautz, president of [reclaimct.com](http://reclaimct.com), talks about the website with Dan Lovallo and Brad Davis. Pictured L-R: Brad Davis, Dan Lovallo, Andrew Lautz Photo credit: Eric Urbanowicz

Connecticut state Sen. Scott Frantz, R-36, says the move by the transportation committee - a first step toward adding tolls in Connecticut - to authorize a study for tolls has his constituents in Greenwich unhappy.  Speaking with Dan Lovallo, he also said the deal between the governor and Hartford leaders of a more than half-billion dollar bailout for the financially-wrecked city, also is not sitting well. Picture: Hartford / Photo credit: Dan Lovallo

Connecticut state Sen. Len Suzio, vice-chair of the General Assembly's Transportation Committee, says the toll study bill which passed out of the committee could add tolls to the state, if the bill passes the full legislature this year.  Sen. Suzio explained to Dan Lovallo and Brad Davis how the authorization of a toll study could add tolls, without the legislature even voting on it.   Pictured L-R: Brad Davis, Dan Lovallo, Sen. Len Suzio

Connecticut state Rep. Anthony Guerrera, co-chair of the legislature's transportation committee, says a bill that passed in the committee on Thursday, does not create tolls in the state.  A major advocate for tolls, Guerrera stated to Dan Lovallo and Brad Davis that the bill only authorizes a study of a toll plan for Connecticut. Pictured L-R: Rep. Anthony Guerrera, Brad Davis, Dan Lovallo

Connecticut state Sen. Toni Boucher, R-26,  has questions about tolls and is not getting answers.  In an interview with Dan Lovallo and Brad Davis, the co-chair of the legislature's transportation committee commented about the growing controversy surrounding tolls. Photo credit:  Connecticut Senate Republicans

Suzanne Bates is policy Director for the Yankee Institute for Public Policy.  In an interview with Brad Davis and Dan Lovallo, she commented about a newspaper piece she wrote on how tough it is being a political conservative in blue state Connecticut. Photo credit: Yankee Institute website

Connecticut state Sen. Len Suzio, R-13, comments about a Tax Foundation study showing Connecticut remains dead last, as far as the longest time it takes for residents to pay off all their taxes in a year. In an interview with Dan Lovallo, Sen. Suzio also discussed the move by West Hartford Democrats on the Board of Education to end the celebration of Columbus Day and replace it with Indigenous Peoples' Day. In photo L-R: Dan Lovallo, Sen. Len Suzio