Brad & Dan- Mar. 31, 2017: Time for Connecticut to confront witch hangings
Is it time for Connecticut to confront its witch past. That is the subject of this interview with Beth Caruso, author of "One of Windsor, the Untold Story of America's First Witch Hanging." Also in the interview are Windsor, CT Mayor Donald Trinks and Tony Griego, who has been working for 10 years to get the state to acknowledge witching areas.In picture seated L-R: Brad Davis, Tony Griego, Don...
35m Mar 31, 2017
35m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 31, 2017: CT Speaker of the House Aresimowicz talks budget, taxes and tolls
Connecticut Speaker of the House Joe Aresimowicz, discusses the state's budget situation, taxes, tolls and much more in a wide-ranging interview.Podcast photo credit: Pugalenthi/iStock/Getty Images Plus#budget #taxes #tolls
11m Mar 31, 2017
11m
CT On The Hill- Mar. 31, 2017: Sen. Kissel defends weaponizing drone bill
Connecticut State Sen. John Kissel, R-7th, is co-chair of the General Assembly's Judicial Committee. He explains HR 7260, the bill receiving nationwide attention because it would permit law enforcement agencies in the state to add weapons to drones, under strict conditions.Podcast photo credit: DigitalStorm/iStock/Getty Images Plus#drones #law enforcement #weapons
11m Mar 31, 2017
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Brad & Dan- Mar. 30, 2017: Mickey Herbert talks health care
Mickey Herbert is President & CEO at Bridgeport Regional Council, but for many years he worked in the health care industry, including as President & CEO of ConnectiCare. He offers his perspective on the current health care debate in the nation.Podcast photo credit: Thomas Northcut/DigitalVision/Getty Images Plus#health care #insurance
18m Mar 30, 2017
18m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 30, 2017: Dan Schwartz says court ruling delivers for drivers
A ruling by the Connecticut Supreme Court will mean more money for pizza delivery drivers, according to attorney Daniel Schwartz. An employment law attorney and partner at Shipman & Goodwin LLP, Schwartz explains why in this interview.Podcast photo credit: puhhha/iStock/Getty Images Plus#labor #wages #law
6m Mar 30, 2017
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Brad & Dan- Mar. 29, 2017: Mothers United Against Violence says it's time for action- Part Two
With Hartford's 2017 homicide rate now at nine, Mothers United Against Violence says it is time to stop talking and begin taking action. Featured in part two of this wide-ranging interview are MUAV's founder, the Rev. Henry Brown, MUAV President Henrietta Beckman, MUAV treasurer Bishop Jim Curry, and MUAV members Deborah Davis and Pastor Sam Saylor.Pictured L-R: Dan Lovallo, Paster Saylor, Debo...
38m Mar 29, 2017
38m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 29, 2017: Mothers United Against Violence says time for action- Part One
With Hartford's 2017 homicide rate now at nine, Mothers United Against Violence says it is time to stop talking and begin taking action. Featured in part one of this wide-ranging interview are MUAV's founder, the Rev. Henry Brown, MUAV President Henrietta Beckman, MUAV treasurer Bishop Jim Curry, and MUAV members Deborah Davis and Pastor Sam Saylor.Pictured L-R: Dan Lovallo, Paster Saylor, Debo...
39m Mar 29, 2017
39m
Ed Said - 3/28/17 Trump To Take On Taxes
Mustafa Tameez talks about Trump’s plan for tax changes. Image: gettyimages/alfexe
12m Mar 28, 2017
12m
Ed Said - 3/27/17 What Next For Health Care?
Health Care Insurance Analyst Roger Abramson talks about Trump's next move.Image: gettyimages/everydayplus
11m Mar 28, 2017
11m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 28, 2017: Rep. Guerrera on why tolls are the answer
Connecticut State Rep. Tony Guerrera, co-chair of the General Assembly's Transportation Committee, continues to advocate electronic tolls for the state. He explained his reasons why and took calls from listeners.Pictured L-R: Brad Davis (seated), Dan Lovallo, Rep. Guerrera, producer Christian Turnquist#tolls #roads #government
39m Mar 28, 2017
39m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 28, 2017: Dr. James Thompson says Bloomfield schools move forward
Bloomfield School Superintendent Dr. James Thompson says the public school system continues to make strides. He credits a strategy of getting all the stake holders involved in education for helping to revitalize the system.Pictured L-R: Brad Davis, Dr. Thompson, Dan Lovallo#schools #public #education #community
19m Mar 28, 2017
19m
CT On The Hill- Mar. 27, 2017: Fasano wants to know why governor didn't ask Looney
In a wide-ranging discussion, Connecticut State Senate Republican President Pro Tempore Len Fasano talked about the jobs picture, budget and education. Sen. Fasano also took issue with Gov. Malloy's question last week, "where's the Republican's budget." Sen. Fasano wondered why the governor didn't ask for the Democrats' budget. Sen. Fasano is also calling for a written apology from Connecticu...
16m Mar 28, 2017
16m
CT On The Hill- Mar. 27, 2017: Sen. Suzio says numbers show early prison release not working
Connecticut State Sen. Len Suzio, R-13, says his research shows the state's early release prison program is not working. He also suggests changes, which should be made to reform the state's corrections system.In picture L-R: Dan Lovallo, Sen. Suzio#prison #corrections #inmates
13m Mar 27, 2017
13m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 27, 2017: HPD Dep. Chief Foley details suspect's arrest
Hartford Deputy Police Chief Brian Foley detailed how authorities captured the suspect in the death of 15-year-old Keon Huff Jr., who was fatally shot on St. Patrick's Day in Hartford's North End.Podcast photo credit: KatarzynaBialasiewicz/iStock/Getty Images Plus#homicide #city #urban #crime
8m Mar 27, 2017
8m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 27, 2017: Sen. Markley says he's running for Lt. Governor
Connecticut State Sen. Joe Markley, R-16, announces on Brad & Dan he will run for Lt. Governor in 2018. Sen. Markley listed several reasons why he will seek the number two spot on the Republican party ticket. In picture L-R: Brad Davis, Sen. Markley, Dan Lovallo#politics #candidates
9m Mar 27, 2017
9m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 24, 2017: Gonsalves family has passion for convention business
The Gonsalves family has had a passion for the convention business for decades. In this interview, George Gonsalves and his daughter Kristie talk about their careers. George created and managed many major events, while Kristie is the President of North East Expos, Inc.Pictured in photo L-R: Dan Lovallo, George Gonsalves, Brad Davis, Kristie Gonsalves#conventions #events
20m Mar 24, 2017
20m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 24. 2017: Sen. Formica says Dominion Energy bill would help state
Connecticut State Sen. Paul Formica, R-20, is disputing reports a bill passed by the Energy and Technology Committee would raise electricity rates. Sen. Formica, co-chair of the committee, said the measure could actually lower rates and save jobs. If the bill eventually becomes law, it would permit Dominion Energy, owner of the Millstone Nuclear Facility in Waterford, to directly bid on five-ye...
21m Mar 24, 2017
21m
CT On The Hill- Mar. 24, 2017: Sen. Frantz prepared to fight tolls
Connecticut State Sen. Scott Frantz, R-36, says he is prepared to fight tolls being proposed by Democrats. The senator reacted to a comment by Speaker of the House Joe Aresimowicz, who told the Hartford Courant tolls in Connecticut are "inevitable."Podcast photo credit: chombosan/iStock/Getty Images Plus#tolls #revenue #taxes
14m Mar 24, 2017
14m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 23, 2017: Sen. Logan's bill would reform Connecticut pensions
Connecticut state Sen. George Logan, R-17, has introduced legislation that would make reforms to the public pension system in the state. The senator discussed how SB 150 would revamp pension calculations.Podcast photo credit: Ultima_Gaina/iStock/Getty Images Plus#pensions #state #reform #government
7m Mar 23, 2017
7m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 23, 2017: Deputy Speaker Morin advocates for tolls
The Connecticut Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives is among those supporting the return of tolls to Connecticut. Rep. Russ Morin, D-28th, explained his reasons.Podcast photo credit: chombosen/iStock/Getty Images Plus#tolls #electronics #revenues #roads
10m Mar 23, 2017
10m
Ed Said - 3/22/17 - The Fake Dangers of Weed
Are we being solid lies about the dangers of pot? Photo Credit: getty images/JRLPhotographer
6m Mar 22, 2017
6m
Ed Said - 3/22/17 - Another Hearing for Pot in CT
Will recreational marijuana go legit? Photo Credit: getty images/agafapaperiapunta
12m Mar 22, 2017
12m
Ed Said - 3/22/17 - Should We Hold On Gorsuch?
With the Trump campaign under FBI investigation does it stand to reason that this SC pick should wait? Photo Credit: getty images/davidevison
12m Mar 22, 2017
12m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 22, 2017: Commissioner Harris says be informed
Commissioner Jonathan Harris, who heads Connecticut's Department of Consumer Protection, talks about how consumers can use his office to perform due diligence, whether its home contractors or any consumer-oriented area. He also talked about Connecticut's medical marijuana program.Podcast photo credit: Christian TurnquistPictured L-R: Brad Davis, Jonathan Harris, Dan Lovallo#consumers #contracto...
15m Mar 22, 2017
15m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 22, 2017: Danielle Ott on why teens oppose marijuana
As Connecticut moves to legalize marijuana, Danielle Ott, a senior at Guilford High School, explains why many teenagers oppose legalizing pot. She also talks about D.A.Y. and StopPotCt.Podcast Photo credit: SEASTOCK/iStock/Getty Images Plus#marijuana #legalize #government #revenue
9m Mar 22, 2017
9m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 22, 2017: Deb Polun of CHCACT urges Husky cuts be restored
The Director of Governor Relations and Communications for the Community Health Center Association, Deb Polun, is urging that budget cuts in the Husky program be restored. Polun said nearly 10,000 people on the state's Medicaid program could lose their insurance otherwise.Podcast photo credit: Christian TurnquistPictured in photo: L-R, Brad Davis, Deb Polun, Dan Lovallo#health care #assistance #...
18m Mar 22, 2017
18m
CT On The Hill- Mar. 22, 2017: Rep. Guerrera on why tolls are needed
Connecticut State Rep. Tony Guerrera, co-chair of the General Assembly's transportation committee, is continuing his push for tolls in Connecticut. The Rocky Hill Democrat explained why tolls are needed.Podcast photo credit: chombosan/iStock/Getty Images Plus#tolls #infrastructure #roads
14m Mar 22, 2017
14m
CT On The Hill- Mar. 22, 2017: Sen. Kelly says Connecticut taxed out
Connecticut State Sen. Kevin Kelly says residents are taxed to the max. Sen. Kelly, R-21, discussed a recent study on the state's tax climate and talked about a recent town hall meeting he had.Podcast photo credit: Rex_Wholster/iStock/Getty Images Plus#taxes #state #tolls
15m Mar 22, 2017
15m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 21, 2017: Mark Corbran can help your business
Mark Corbran is a corporate coach with WB Luxe & Co. who has helped businesses across the country. Corbran talks about WB Luxe & Co. and how it has improved the communications environment in businesses large and small.Podcast photo credit: UberImages/iStock/Getty Images Plus#business #communication #employees #humanresources
21m Mar 21, 2017
21m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 21, 2017: Rev. Henry Brown talks about Keon Huff troubled teens and adults
The fatal shooting of 15-year-old Keon Huff Jr. of Hartford has shaken the city to its core, says the Rev. Henry Brown. The reverend, a activist in attempting to curb violence and improve the community, talks about Huff and the crime that is hurting Hartford.Podcast photo credit: SeanPavonePhoto/iStock/Getty Images Plus#homicide #crime #youth #community
20m Mar 21, 2017
20m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 21, 2017: HPD Deputy Chief Brian Foley on Huff shooting
Hartford Deputy Police Chief Brian Foley provides the latest information on the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Keon Huff Jr. of Hartford.Podcast photo credit: Ultima_Gaina/iStock/Getty Images Plus#crime #homicide #urban #teenager
10m Mar 21, 2017
10m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 21, 2017: Ex-Secret Service Special Agent talks White House breaches
In the last two weeks, the White House has twice been witness to people jumping the fence and entering the White House grounds. Robert Caltabianco, former Secret Service Special Agent In Charges, discusses these recent breaches and what the Secret Service may be doing.Podcast photo credit: tupungato/iStock/Getty Images Plus#government #security #surveillance
7m Mar 21, 2017
7m
CT On The Hill- Mar. 21, 2017: Yankee Institute has plan to solve CT budget mess
The Yankee Institute for Public Policy has a plan to solve Connecticut's persistent deficits. Joe Horvath, assistant Policy Director at Yankee, talks about five reforms to get Connecticut's budget back on track.Podcast photo credit: pixelfusion3d/iStock/Getty Images Plus#budget #balance #reform #government
13m Mar 21, 2017
13m
Ed Said 3/20/17 -
FBI Dir. Comey reveals what is going on with the FBI in relation to Trump and the Russians. Image: getty images/Ruskpp
18m Mar 20, 2017
18m
Ed Said - 3/20/17 - Workplace Culture Analyst Bobby Albert
Are we losing sleep due to work? Image: getty images/Poike
12m Mar 20, 2017
12m
Ed Said - 3/20/17 - The Return of Tolls
Odds are that tolls are going to make a comeback but will it make a difference? Image: getty images/ chombosan
13m Mar 20, 2017
13m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 20, 2017: Dr. Charles E. Button talks climate change
Dr. Charles E. Button, Ph.D., is a professor in the Geography Department at Central Connecticut State University. He is also founder and chair of the CCSU Global Environmental Sustainability Action Coalition. He talks about climate change in this guest appearance.Podcast photo credit: HotPhotoPie/iStock/Getty Images Plus#climate #change #globalwarming
20m Mar 20, 2017
20m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 20, 2017: Commissioner Sullivan talks tax returns for Connecticut
With the deadline for filing your state and federal tax returns looming, Commissioner Kevin Sullivan provides the latest information on what taxpayers should know. He is the state commissioner for the Department of Revenue Services. Podcast photo credit: SeanPavonePhoto/iStock/Getty Images Plus#taxes #income #state
8m Mar 20, 2017
8m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 20, 2017: Sen. Suzio talks mileage tax and early prison release
Connecticut state Sen. Len Suzio's bill to de-fund a mileage tax study has made it out of committee and will go to the full state Senate for a vote. Sen. Suzio also discussed his bill to reform the early prison release program. Podcast photo credit: f11photo/iStock/Getty Images Plus#prison #gas #mileage
10m Mar 20, 2017
10m
Brad & Dan podcast- Mar. 20, 2017: Chedekel writes of disparities in Connecticut death rates
A University of Washington study shows wide disparities between Connecticut counties in death rates from certain cancers and other illnesses. Lisa Chedekel, investigative reporter for the Connecticut Health I-Team talks about the study.Podcast photo credit: BrianAJackson/iStock/Getty Images Plus#cancer #rates #health #death
8m Mar 20, 2017
8m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 17, 2017: Pedro da Costa on what Fed rate hike means to us
With the expected decision that the Fed will raise its benchmark short-term interest rate, Pedro da Costa describes what this will mean for all of us. Da Costa is a senior correspondent at Business Insider.Podcast photo credit: Jane_Kelly/iStock/Getty Images Plus#interest #rates #government
8m Mar 17, 2017
8m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 17, 2017: Eric Brown on why CBIA opposes carbon tax
Eric Brown is the Senior Counsel for the Connecticut Business & Industry Association. In this interview, he explains why CBIA opposes a proposed carbon tax, even though he doesn't believe the legislative committee reviewing the bill will bring it up for a vote.Podcast photo credit: Pugalenthi/iStock/Getty Images Plus#carbon #emissions #environment
7m Mar 17, 2017
7m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 17, 2017: Tonya Powers explains Yale move to eliminate 'freshman' name
Yale University is considering elimination of the name "freshman" to describe first-year students to avoid sexism. In this interview, FOX News' Tonya Powers details the story.Podcast photo credit: jacoblund/iStock/Getty Images Plus#college #sexism #school
5m Mar 17, 2017
5m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 16, 2017: AARP-CT's John Erlingheuser says bill would raise utility rates
A bill being considered by the Connecticut General Assembly would raise utility rates. So says John Erlingheuser, Chief Lobbyist for AARP-Connecticut. Erlingheuser explained why in this interview.Pictured: Brad Davis (seated), with Dan Lovallo and John Erlingheuser#electricity #utilities #rates #prices
18m Mar 16, 2017
18m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 16, 2017: John McKinney wants to change public school funding formula
Former Connecticut Senate Minority Leader John McKinney says the way the state finances its public school system is broken. He is promoting a bipartisan approach to changing the system and has teamed up with former New Haven State Representative William Dyson, a Democrat, to "Fix the Formula." McKinney talked about this in the interview.Podcast photo credit: gpointstudio/iStock/Getty Images Plu...
15m Mar 16, 2017
15m
Brad & Dan: Morgan Scarboro details Connecticut tax burden
Connecticut ranks second in overall tax burden in the U.S.A., according to a study by the Washington, D.C. - based Tax Foundation. Morgan Scarboro, policy analyst for the foundation, detailed the reasons why.Podcast photo credit: Pugalenthi/iStock/Getty Images Plus#taxes #burden #states #economy
8m Mar 15, 2017
8m
Brad & Dan podcast- Mar. 15, 2017: Sen. Hwang speaks out against casinos
Connecticut State Sen. Tony Hwang, R-28, is continuing to speak out against more casinos in Connecticut. One proposal would place a casino in his part of the state.Podcast photo credit: lucadp/iStock/Getty Images plus#casinos #gambling #gaming
9m Mar 15, 2017
9m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 13, 2017: Stochmal family not happy with freed killer
The sister and brother of Joyce Stochmal are not happy that the man convicted of killing her has been freed, under a deal cut between the Connecticut Innocence Project and Waterbury State's Attorney Maureen Platt. Marianne Stochmal-Heffernan, Joe Stochmal, and Connecticut State House Minority Leader Themis Klarides appeared on the program to discuss the recent turn of events.Podcast photo credi...
42m Mar 13, 2017
42m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 13, 2017: New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart takes short and long term approach
New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart is prepared to take a short and long term approach to her city's finances and future. She talks about what's ahead, including budget cuts to avoid a tax hike.Podcast photo credit: arenacreative/iStock/Getty Images Plus#city #taxes #property #budget
10m Mar 13, 2017
10m
Brad & Dan- Mar. 13, 2017: Sen. George Logan on why he opposes legalizing marijuana
Connecticut State Sen. George Logan, R-17th, serves as Vice-Chair of the General Assembly's Public Health Committee. He explains why he opposes legalizing marijuana for recreational purposes in Connecticut.Podcast photo credit: SEASTOCK/iStock/Getty Images Plus#marijuana #legalization
12m Mar 13, 2017
12m