998: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: ESPN's Cutting Room
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli dove into how Connecticut based ESPN is having another round of layoffs. Assistant Professor of Journalism and Chair to the Journalism department Ben Bogardus joined Paul to talk about these lay offs (0:33). Governor Ned Lamont updated Connecticut on the Coronavirus, and what the progress on a vaccine is (9:42). Incoming State House Minority Leader, Vin Cande...
33m Nov 09, 2020
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999: Melissa in the Morning: Igloo Dining
1. Back and forth decisions on igloo dining has restaurants all over the place. ((00:11)) 2. Lt. Governor talks about the wage gap between men and women. ((06:08)) 3. Ahead of Veterans Day, how can we recognize PTSD? ((16:24)) 4. Thanksgiving travel is going to look verrrrrrry different this year. ((22:59)) IMAGE CREDIT: Dockside Brewery, LLC
30m Nov 10, 2020
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1000: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: A Chance At A Vaccine
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli hit on two hot topics away from the election. First, Paul spoke with a fellow radio person, Matt Napolitano, who appeared on Jeopardy and helped pay tribute to the recently departed Alex Trebek (0:37). Paul also had Sarah Crawford, a Professor of Biology at Southern Connecticut State University about the latest Coronavirus Vaccine news coming out of Pfizer (1...
22m Nov 10, 2020
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1001: Melissa in the Morning: Honoring Our Veterans
We dedicated an hour of the morning show to our veterans. This podcast starts with shoutouts from listeners to their loved ones who served our country. We also hear from the Lt. Governor, Bridgeport Mayor and other veteran representatives in our area.  IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus
25m Nov 11, 2020
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1002: Lisa Wexler - Pancreatic Cancer/Alex Trebek
15m Nov 11, 2020
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1003: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: On The Plates Of Local Restaurants
Paul Pacelli opened Connecticut Today with a very concerning question: What is going on with local restaurants as winter approaches and the Coronavirus pandemic continues to rev back up. Scott Dolch, the head of the Connecticut Restaurant Association called in and spoke to Paul on the latest with the local eateries (0:33). Later on, Scott Lincicome, a Senior Fellow in Economic Studies at the CA...
16m Nov 11, 2020
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1004: Melissa in the Morning: Tackling Affordable Care
1. Senator Richard Blumenthal says Melissa is right that Obamacare is anything but affordable for the middle class...so what do we do? ((00:11)) 2. Bobby Valentine talks about how covid is putting a wrench in athletes' plans for their college years. ((13:51)) 3. Colorado is going to release gray wolves back into the wild; Gregg Dancho weighs in on the good and bad with this. ((22:30)) IMAGE CR...
30m Nov 12, 2020
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1005: Vaccine news and future for drugs
Dr. Browne reacts to the recent Pfizer news of an effective covid vaccine. He also addresses the questions of why other vaccines haven't appeared as quickly or at all compared to covid. And what does the future look like for getting new vaccines faster?  IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus
8m Nov 12, 2020
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1006: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: In The Court Of ObamaCare
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli looked at one of biggest questions to come out of this race, what of the Affordable Care Act? Matt Forys from the Landmark Legal Foundation joined Paul to talk about it (0:20). We also carried a portion of Governor Ned Lamont's meeting with the press, which came with an update on the possible vaccine being developed (10:23) Image Credit: Getty Images
25m Nov 12, 2020
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1007: The Lisa Wexler Show - Dean in Wilton - 111620
11m Nov 16, 2020
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1008: The Lisa Wexler Show - Melissa Sheketoff Covid Diagnosis - 111720
18m Nov 17, 2020
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1008: The Lisa Wexler Show - Vicky McCarthy Fall Lawn Garden Care - 111720
13m Nov 17, 2020
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1008: Melissa in the Morning: Melissa has Covid
Melissa has been out for a couple of days and today she came on to share that she is covid positive. After getting a headache last week, she went into quarantine and tested a false negative. But something didn't seem right, so she tested again and in fact was positive. What are her symptoms, how did she possibly get infected, what medications has she taken, what are doctors saying, she addresse...
22m Nov 17, 2020
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1009: The Lisa Wexler Show - On Race ft. Wayne Winston - 11/18/20
26m Nov 18, 2020
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1010: Connecticut Today: Political Rhetoric (Guest Host: Ann Karrick)
Ann Karrick manned the helm for Connecticut Today as Paul fills in for Melissa. Retired Police Detective Bobby Ramos stopped by to talk about Black Lives Matter and what's going on with police (0:00). Next Jenny Van Leeuwen Harrington from Gillman Hill will be on to talk about Markets Effects (15:49). Finally, Ruth Sherman from RuthSherman.com (https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2FRuthSh...
1hr 14m Nov 18, 2020
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1011: The Lisa Wexler Show - Chef Jaimie Gwen - 11/19/20
18m Nov 19, 2020
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1012: Connecticut Today: Post Election President Trump (Guest Host: Ann Karrick)
Ann Karrick wrapped up her stint this week as Paul Pacelli's fill on Connecticut Today by talking about President Trump. First, Life Coach Connie Penichet spoke to Ann about Freedom of Speech and Social Media as the rise of platforms like Parler and MeWe becomes more and more apparent (0:00). Ann also welcome Wayne Winsley, the Executive Director of the Brave Enough to Fail organization to talk...
1hr 10m Nov 19, 2020
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1013: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Avoiding The Gift Of Covid
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli returned after Paul spent the week filling in for Melissa. To kick it off, Paul ranted about how President Donald Trump's campaign to "#BoycottGeorgia" could hurt the Republican Party (0:31). Michael Urban, senior lecturer and director of the Doctorate of Occupational Therapy Program at the University of New Haven joined Paul to discuss his latest piece in th...
37m Nov 23, 2020
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1014: Melissa in the Morning: Shop Local Push
1. Senator Richard Blumenthal is addressing how to help local shops stay afloat this holiday. ((00:06)) 2. Congressman Jim Himes talks about Rep. Joe Courtney's covid diagnosis and what it means for CT political scene in Washington. ((07:13)) 3. How to have a grateful heart during such dark times. ((15:03)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus
23m Nov 24, 2020
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1015: The Lisa Wexler Show - Teacher Mindy from Trumbull - 11/24/20
31m Nov 24, 2020
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1016: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Un-Masking The Truth
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli talked Coronavirus today. First, author Allan Stevo joined Paul to talk about his newest book "Face Masks In One Lesson," and if face masks really work in this pandemic (0:34). Also Dr. Jennifer Matti from Sacred Heart, who teaches ecology and evolution called in to talk about what the Covid-19 vaccine could contain in it (10:47). Image Credit: Getty Images
22m Nov 24, 2020
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1017: Melissa in the Morning: Restaurants, shops & gyms, oh my!
After a week of high covid numbers and concerns over local business, we checked in with three major sectors: restaurants, shops and gyms.  1. Andros Diner in Fairfield that's been around since the 70's weighs in on protocol changes. ((00:06)) 2. Miss Dallas shop in Milford talks about customer numbers down but high hopes for Black Friday shoppers. ((10:46)) 3. Planet Fitness addresses its mask ...
28m Nov 25, 2020
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1018: Connecticut Today With Paul Pacelli: What Of Black Friday?
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli spent ample time discussing Covid-19. First Dr. Dean Fanelli talked about Operation Warp Speed as the the countries top pharmaceutical companies race to find a vaccine to combat Covid-19 (0:42). Following Governor Ned Lamont's meeting with the press from earlier today (13:15), Tim Phelan, the head of the Connecticut Retail Merchants Association spoke about wh...
36m Nov 25, 2020
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1019: Melissa in the Morning: Covid Hits Home
Melissa contracted covid-19 earlier this month along most of her family after a dinner together. Her gramcracker also tested positive and landed in the hospital for trouble breathing. Her grandmother couldn't fight covid and passed away on Friday November 27th. She pays tribute to her grandmother's legacy by sharing with all of you.
8m Nov 30, 2020
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1020: Connecticut Today With Paul Pacelli: Tax Hikers Guide To Connecticut
"Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli wrapped up November with a big ol' bow! First, Dr. Gary Rose from Sacred Heart University talked about President-Elect Joe Biden's incoming Cabinet, as it starts to take shape (0:33). Following Governor Ned Lamont's latest coronavirus update (14:12), Chris Herb from CEMA - the Connecticut Energy Marketers Association - joined Paul to talk about a proposal t...
51m Nov 30, 2020
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1021: Melissa in the Morning: Dealing with Grief during Covid
1. After Melissa's announcement about her grandmother's passing, many wanted to know how to deal with covid deaths and handle grief. ((00:06)) 2. For Giving Tuesday we highlight an organization that helps first responders deal with PTSD ((18:44)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus
33m Dec 01, 2020
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1022: The Lisa Wexler Show - Governor Ned Lamont - 12/01/20
22m Dec 01, 2020
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1023: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Vandy Ain't Dandy
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli wanted to talk about a little about hot spots in the world. Defense expert Brian Boyd spoke to Paul about just that, as well as the assassination of one of Iran's top nuclear specialists (0:28). Paul also gave his thoughts about Vanderbilt's university's use of a female football player this past weekend (15:30) Image Credit: Getty Images
24m Dec 01, 2020
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1024: Melissa in the Morning: Combating Domestic Violence
1. The Lt. Governor previews a discussion happening today on domestic violence spikes in CT. ((00:00)) 2. The Bridgeport Regional Business Council is extending Small Shop Saturday to help local businesses. ((09:00)) 3. The Red Cross explains how donors are also helping in the fight against covid. ((14:42)) 4. Science you may not know: telescope ruined with a lot of history and 50,000 years of w...
31m Dec 02, 2020
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1025: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Shops and Shutdowns
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli focused on the shop and food aspect. First Paul had Scott Lincicome from the CATO Institute back on to talk about licensing and the possibility of changing them in the wake of Covid-19 (0:31). Also Paul became Paul Squared as he had State Senator Paul Formica, who also owns a restaurant, to give his thoughts on Governor Ned Lamont possibly shutting down indoo...
25m Dec 02, 2020
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1026: Is there a new straing? Why was November so bad?
Dr. Browne addresses the latest covid questions. It seems like more people are getting sick and the virus is more contagious. But is that true or is it just an advancement we now have in testing. And if you're hearing about more people testing positive twice in a year for covid, is that accurate? Here's what Dr. Browne had to say. IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus
10m Dec 03, 2020
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1027: Melissa in the Morning: Helping Restaurants & Avoiding Scams
1. Sen. Richard Blumenthal is pushing for aid to help restaurants struggling during pandemic. ((00:00)) 2. Avoid puppy scams and losing upwards of $750!! ((06:19)) 3. How to take care of yourself besides diet and exercise...but how you spend money and time.((13:26)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus
22m Dec 03, 2020
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1028: The Lisa Wexler Show - State Representative Laura Devlin -12/03/20
20m Dec 03, 2020
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1029: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Dems Just Don't Understand
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli invited you in for the words you needed to hear. First, Paul started off with a rant about how President Barack Obama was getting block back after the more progressive wing of the party called for defunding the police (0:30). Following Governor Ned Lamont's address with the media (5:45), Paul spoke with Chris Powell from the Manchester Journal Inquirer about ...
33m Dec 03, 2020
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1030: Melissa in the Morning: Check-in with Governor Lamont
Governor Lamont talks about the latest in covid news for the state of Connecticut. We talked about the vaccine distribution and how we are paying for that. Will we need to get this every year like the flu or one and done? Also, a look at Step Up Connecticut and why the governor has no plans to shut the state down. IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus
13m Dec 04, 2020
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1031: The Lisa Wexler Show - Max Rosenberg - 12/04/20
20m Dec 04, 2020
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1032: Connecticut Today With Paul Pacelli: Ridin' The Rails
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli hit on subjects for everybody! First off, former Bridgeport State Representative Chris Caruso called in to talk about healthcare in bigger cities (0:54). Author and Former Conductor Michael Shaw came on to talk about his book, "My Rail Life: Stories of a Railroad Conductor." (7:02). Professor Brian Marks from the University of New Haven called in to talk abou...
45m Dec 04, 2020
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1033: Melissa in the Morning: Insurance in CT
1. Senator Tony Hwang talks about insurance needs in CT ((00:00)) 2. What cases are popping up to the Commission on Human Rights and Opportunity since covid? ((07:30)) 3. Marriage isn't 50/50 but 100/100...so how do we do that?? ((15:48)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus
25m Dec 07, 2020
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1034: The Lisa Wexler Show - CT Speaker Designate Matt Ritter - 12/07/20
18m Dec 07, 2020
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1034: The Lisa Wexler Show - East Norwalk's Big Trucking Problem - 12/07/20
12m Dec 07, 2020
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1035: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Compensation Conundrum
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli kicked the week into high gear early on. To start the show, Paul talked about how if the state decides to shut down, they need to figure out a way to compensate local business owners (0:43). Next, John Carbone from Access Health CT called in to talk about what's going on with the Open Enrollment for healthcare (11:54). Following Governor Ned Lamont's address ...
58m Dec 07, 2020
58m
1036: Melissa in the Morning: Kicking Alcohol
1. Ahead of the holidays and more drinking, how do we curb bad habits and recognize if you have more than a bad habit? ((00:00)) 2. UConn's basketball team news rocked the local sports world, so what does it mean for high school athletes? ((08:29)) 3. The Lt. Governor is tackling homelessness in Connecticut and available resources. ((16:56)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus
24m Dec 08, 2020
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1037: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Economics In The Post-Covid World
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli asked a very real question today; what will the economic state of the state, the country, maybe even the world look like after the Covid-19 Pandemic? To answer this, Paul had Quinnipiac University Professor Fred McKinney on to talk about it (0:31). Later in the show, incoming state House Republican leader Vin Candelora came on to talk about various issues goi...
17m Dec 08, 2020
17m
1038: Melissa in the Morning: Yes, you CAN get fired
1. Legal expert, Bill Bloss breaks down why an employer can fire you if you don't get the covid vaccine, with a couple exceptions. ((00:00)) 2. Science you may not know: A package from space landed in Australia...what?? ((8:19)) 3. The Bridgeport Regional Business Council talks about potentially losing restaurants and UI breaks. ((16:32)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus
24m Dec 09, 2020
24m
1039: The Lisa Wexler Show - On Race ft Wayne Winston - 12/09/20
26m Dec 09, 2020
26m
1040: Connecticut Today With Paul Pacelli: And That Was The News
Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli had some key moments today. First Dr. Kayga Amoaka, an Assistant Professor in Biomedical Engineering at the University of New Haven, joined Paul to talk about the Covid-19 Vaccine and allergic reactions to those who got it early for testing (0:29). Later on Paul had Rich Hanley, as Associate Professor of Journalism an Quinnipiac to talk about the Hartford Cou...
19m Dec 09, 2020
19m
1041: Melissa in the Morning: Can we toss the 7-year law?
1. Senator Richard Blumenthal defends his refusal to waive General Lloyd Austin through, despite a "dated" law. ((00:00)) 2. Norwalk teacher talks about quarantine routine and reaction to 13 schools gone virtual. ((10:28)) 3. Saving big cats across the country and how you can help. ((17:52)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus
27m Dec 10, 2020
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1042: Covid Vaccine Woes
Dr. Fred Browne addresses public concern over the fast-tracked covid vaccine. The FDA is expected to give it a stamp of approval and Connecticut will see its first doses in a matter of days. But what about long term effects, the verbage of "emergency use authorization" and if we will only need the shot one time or every year? Dr. Browne gives us the details on all that and more. IMAGE CREDIT: ...
8m Dec 10, 2020
8m
1043: The Lisa Wexler Show - Authors Rebecca Roberts and Lucinda Robb - 12/10/20
18m Dec 10, 2020
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1043: The Lisa Wexler Show - Lost Dog Is Found Robin Harrington John Brennan - 12/10/20
18m Dec 10, 2020
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