1264: Crab Dip in a Bread Bowl
Crab Dip: -8 oz crab sticks -8 oz cream cheese -1 cup of sour cream -Dash of lemon juice, garlic salt, Worcester sauce, shredded Monterey jack cheese for topping Mix all together in a bowl -- and bake at 350 degrees for about 20-30 minutes Take loaf of bread or small loaves, take center out and fill with crab dip. Put back in the over for a few minutes at 200 degress. Enjoy!
7m Apr 09, 2021
7m
1265: The Lisa Wexler Show - Getting Into College with Sarah Harberson - 040821
17m Apr 09, 2021
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1266: Melissa in the Morning: Couples are Stressed!
1. Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, helps married couples build relationships despite the unknown ahead. ((00:10)) 2. Attorney Michelle Keuler talks about the gender gap and why she supports transparency for wages in the private sectors. ((13:29)) 3. Senator Bob Duff talks about gun laws in Connecticut and how they're only as strong as our national laws. ((21:24)) 4. Senator Tony Hwang talks a...
42m Apr 12, 2021
42m
1267: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Being Frank On Gun Violence
On "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli, Paul took a few minutes during the show to ask some hard questions about gun violence in urban areas and why some politicians do nothing more than grandstand on the issue (0:58). Paul also spoke with Nick Kovacevich, the CEO of KushCo Holdings, about possible marijuana legalization in Connecticut and its likely effects on ancillary industries (8:45). Fo...
52m Apr 12, 2021
52m
1268: The Lisa Wexler Show - State Zoning Debate Heats Up - 04/12/21
21m Apr 12, 2021
21m
1269: Melissa in the Morning: Therapy Numbers Up
1. Morning show counselor, Julius Dudics, explains why he's seeing more people compared to other years and what the pandemic brought out in people. ((00:10)) 2. Fran Mayko of Triple A shocks the audience with distracted driving numbers during slow pandemic driving time. ((09:16)) 3. Stamford Mayor David Martin talks about vaccination efforts and a new Triple A rating for the city. ((16:16)) 4. ...
32m Apr 13, 2021
32m
1270: The Lisa Wexler Show - Help Gina Grisanti Find Her Sister - 04/13/21
25m Apr 13, 2021
25m
1271: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: What's Right Is Right, Right?
"Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli looked at the future with Covid-19. First, UCLA Engineering professor Dr. Vwani Roychowdhury spoke about the idea of an electronic Covid-19 vaccine "passport" and how it would work (0:50). Hearst Connecticut Media reporter Brian Lockhart called in to talk about the latest goings on in Bridgeport (13:53). Holly Sullivan, head of the Connecticut Citizens Defe...
42m Apr 13, 2021
42m
1272: Melissa in the Morning: The Spinning Wheel of Doom
1. Science You May Not Know: Who forgot to press the rest button on Mars??? ((00:10)) 2. Westport First Selectman Jim Marpe reflects on his 1996 meeting with Prince Philip. ((10:09)) 3. Milford Mayor Ben Blake talks about quick switch for vaccine clinics previously using J&J vaccine. ((19:18)) 4. Dan Onofrio of the BRBC talks about requiring verses encouraging covid vaccines for employees ((27:...
36m Apr 14, 2021
36m
1273: The Lisa Wexler Show - What Is The Role Of Corporate Leaders In Government?
25m Apr 14, 2021
25m
1274: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Madness In Minnesota
On a shortened show due to New York Yankees baseball, "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli tackled the latest police-involved shooting in Minnesota and a deadly mistake made by one of the officers. Image Credit: Getty Images
9m Apr 14, 2021
9m
1275: Psychological issues from covid
Dr. Browne reflected on a new study this week showing one in three people experience psychological and neurological issues months after surviving covid. He talks about why people are experiencing anxiety, depression and mood swings and when those symptoms will go away. Also, we get an update on the Johnson and Johnson vaccine pause and what this could mean for the vaccine rollout.  IMAGE CREDI...
16m Apr 15, 2021
16m
1276: Melissa in the Morning: Empty Open Jobs
1. Many local businesses are reporting the struggle to fill open job positions because people are benefiting from unemployment. Senator Blumenthal doesn't see that data where that's common. ((00:10)) 2. The Center for Family Justice wants you to get involved with an annual event and shares details on a new safe house coming to Bridgeport. ((09:04)) 3. Find out how to break the stigma of vulnera...
38m Apr 15, 2021
38m
1277: The Lisa Wexler Show - Health Insurance Discounts with Ron Rubano - 04/15/21
13m Apr 15, 2021
13m
1277: The Lisa Wexler Show - State of Broadway with Wendy Federman - 04/15/21
23m Apr 15, 2021
23m
1278: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: What Really Happened In Brooklyn Center
"Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli rolled like clockwork with all of Thursday's news and phone calls. First, Paul spoke with Shibani Joshi, a longtime reporter for Fox Business, ABC News and Yahoo, about the idea of electronic Covid-19 "vaccine passports" and how businesses could adapt to using them (0:44). Following Governor Ned Lamont’s latest coronavirus press briefing (11:23), Paul spoke...
47m Apr 15, 2021
47m
1279: Melissa in the Morning: They're watching WHAAAT??
1. Early Education Consultant, Liz Englander, talks about the television trend changes and what adults need to be aware of with what kids are watching. ((00:10)) 2. Congressman Himes says it's not frustrating, it's infuriating! His thoughts hours after yet another mass shooting in the US. ((10:03)) 3. Five Connecticut health insurance carriers are urging Governor Lamont NOT to pass the public o...
36m Apr 16, 2021
36m
1280: Cooking with Claud: Cornbread
INGREDIENTS: 1 cup of sour cream 2 eggs (beaten) ½ cup oil 1 ½ cups creamed corn (white cream corn) 1 cup (polenta) corn meal 1 tablespoon baking powder RECIPE: Combine eggs, sour cream, oil and corn in a bowl – mix well Stir in corn meal and baking powder – mix well Pour in greased 8-by-8-inch baking pan Bake in pre-heated 350 degrees oven for 35 minutes (check around 20 minutes to ...
9m Apr 16, 2021
9m
1281: The Lisa Wexler Show - Unjust House Arrest Steven Donziger - 04/16/21
18m Apr 16, 2021
18m
1281: The Lisa Wexler Show - Greenwich Zoning Sam Romeo - 04/16/21
16m Apr 16, 2021
16m
1282: Connecticut Today With Paul Pacelli: Extempt This?
"Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli wrapped-up another busy week with another busy show. First, Paul spoke to GOP State Senator Heather Somers on the latest from Hartford, including legislation that would eliminate the religious exemption for vaccines in Connecticut (0:26). Southern Connecticut State University Biology Professor Dr. Sarah Crawford joined Paul to give us her thoughts on the la...
18m Apr 16, 2021
18m
1283: Melissa in the Morning: What's the point??
1. Senator Tony Hwang talks about religious exemptions and public option legislation. Both are broken bills with gap answers...so why aren't we addressing it before voting? Hear his reaction to that question and more. ((00:00)) 2. Human Rights Attorney Spencer Hill explains if zoning laws don't change, discrimination won't change either. But is housing or wage gaps at the root of the problem? (...
36m Apr 19, 2021
36m
1284: The Lisa Wexler Show - State Zoning Op Ed with Mark Pruner - 04/19/21
20m Apr 19, 2021
20m
1285: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Too Much Of A Second Chance?
A shiny new episode of "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli to start up a brand new week. Paul got a call from former Bridgeport Democratic State Representative Chris Caruso, giving his thoughts on a state law currently being used in Bridgeport to challenge the municipal pensions of those convicted of wrong doing (1:04). New Canaan GOP State Representative Tom O’Dea joined Paul to give us the ...
40m Apr 19, 2021
40m
1286: Melissa in the Morning: Hollywood Star Weighing In
1. Tony-Award Winning actor and Connecticut resident, Jim Naughton, explains his support of the medical aid-in-dying bill being debated in our state. ((00:10)) 2. A Connecticut mom has started a 501(c)(3) organization to help anyone suffering from lyme disease ((06:50)) 3. Social media consultant, Krista Carnes, says the pitch for a kids' instagram may not be a devil in disguise. ((15:09)) 4. C...
33m Apr 20, 2021
33m
1287: The Lisa Wexler Show - Wilton Teacher Gets Kidney Transplant - 04/20/21
14m Apr 20, 2021
14m
1287: The Lisa Wexler Show - Jill Zarin Airline Nightmare - 04/20/21
24m Apr 20, 2021
24m
1288: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: The Verdict Is In
We had breaking news on "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli. After weeks of testimony and 11 hours of jury deliberation, the verdicts were announced in the case of former police officer Derek Chauvin, accused in the death of George Floyd (0:28). We carried that, along with some commentary by Paul and his callers (4:30). Image Credit: Getty Images 
15m Apr 20, 2021
15m
1289: Melissa in the Morning: Don't Dump Your Mattress
1. There's a mattress recycling program in Connecticut...who knew?? Ahead of the Earth Day, how we can keep mattresses out of landfills for FREE! ((00:10)) 2. Science You May Not Know: The little Helicopter that could took it's first steps! ((06:26)) 3. Eased restrictions mean great opportunities for local businesses. Dan Onofrio of the Bridgeport Regional Business Council explains. ((14:45)) ...
22m Apr 21, 2021
22m
1290: The Lisa Wexler Show - Analyzing The Defense of Derrick Chauvin ft Frank Bevilacqua - 04/21/21
21m Apr 21, 2021
21m
1291: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Think Digitally
As fallout from the Derek Chauvin case continues, "Connecticut Today's" Paul Pacelli covered the latest information, while adding a few thoughts of his own on the political grandstanding that took place immediately after the verdicts were announced (0:42). Next, Paul spoke with ex-CIA hacker and noted cybersecurity expert and author Dr. Eric Cole about the latest in cyber threats facing U.S. bu...
31m Apr 21, 2021
31m
1292: Are we reaching Herd Immunity?
Dr. Browne talked about the news this week from Governor Lamont. Lamont's office reported 61 percent of Connecticut adults are at least half vaccinated which means we are very close to herd immunity. What does that mean for a mask mandate? What does that mean for kids needing the vaccine?  Also, Dr. Browne talks about the shocking majority of hospitalizations reflecting young people who volunta...
14m Apr 22, 2021
14m
1293: Melissa in the Morning: Happy Easter, Again?
1. We learned about why Eastern Orthodox Christians view Easter almost a month after Western Christians. Father Patrick Burns explains. ((00:10)) 2. Senator Richard Blumenthal dives into national legislation with police reform. ((07:59)) 3. Don't just follow the money! Luke Frey of the BBB talks about home sales and being prepared for 'opportunity investors.' ((16:32)) 4. Keep America Beautiful...
33m Apr 22, 2021
33m
1294: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Managing To Keep Their Lights On
"On "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli, Paul spoke with Hearst Connecticut Media Business Reporter Luther Turmelle about a brewing controversy involving the United Illuminating Company and state utility regulators (1:00). Following Governor Ned Lamont’s latest coronavirus briefing (13:49), Paul had a return visit from LeeAnn Ducat from the group InformedChoiceCT for an update on the fight ov...
41m Apr 22, 2021
41m
1295: The Lisa Wexler Show - Lisa Freedom of Speech Rant - 04/22/21
12m Apr 22, 2021
12m
1295: The Lisa Wexler Show - PURA Chairman Marissa Gillett on Eversource and UI - 04/22/21
24m Apr 22, 2021
24m
1296: Melissa in the Morning: Remembering L'Ambiance Plaza Collapse
It was a one-hour special honoring the victims of the L'Ambiance Plaza Collapse.  1. Paula and Patty remember their father, Richard McGill, one of the 28 construction workers who died in the collapse. ((00:13)) 2. Host of the Italian House Party, Storm 'N' Norman Gino, remembers where he was when the collapse happened. ((05:59)) 3. Former Union President, Peter Carroll, shared his memories from...
29m Apr 23, 2021
29m
1297: The latest from Gov. Lamont & Dr. Gifford
1. Governor Ned Lamont talks about easing covid restrictions, more tax proposals from the legislature and school vaccinations. ((00:10) 2. Acting Commissioner of the Dept. of Public Health, Dr. Deidre Gifford, talks about our goal of reaching herd immunity and who we are seeing in state hospitals. ((14:27)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus
23m Apr 23, 2021
23m
1298: The Lisa Wexler Show - Deconstructing Amazon with Alec MacGillis - 042321
22m Apr 23, 2021
22m
1299: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Holding Our Locomotive Breath
"Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli showed what happens when you go "off the rails." First, Paul spoke with Bristol GOP State Senator Henri Martin about numerous bills being tossed around in Hartford, including some possible future taxes that could be coming (0:30). Also, Paul spoke with Jim Cameron from Hearst Connecticut Media, writer of the "Getting There" columns, about all things transpo...
24m Apr 23, 2021
24m
1300: Melissa in the Morning: Sketchy Drug Prices
1. A local health insurance broker shares the secret to save most people from high drug costs...a coupon. Yup, a coupon in a matter of minutes. ((00:10)) 2. Battle of the parties: Senators Bob Duff and Tony Hwang address the vote coming up this week in the Senate regarding religious exemptions for vaccines and tax proposals. ((09:25)) 3. A Fairfield mom shares her incredible story of reuniting ...
44m Apr 26, 2021
44m
1301: The Lisa Wexler Show - The Future of Artificial Intelligence - 04/26/21
21m Apr 26, 2021
21m
1302: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Is God Dead?
In what was described as "a mind blowing segment" by one listener, "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli, spoke with author Stephen C. Meyer about his latest book, "The Return of the GOD Hypothesis: Three Scientific Discoveries Revealing the Mind Behind the Universe." The book looks at scientific evidence of the existence of God (0:25). We also covered Gov. Ned Lamont's latest meeting with the ...
32m Apr 26, 2021
32m
1303: Melissa in the Morning: Crime Ridden Motels
1. Ansonia Mayor Cassetti is giving a hard NO to a proposed motel in town. Why he and the police chief are fighting to stop the idea from going forward. ((00:10)) 2. Stamford Mayor Martin talks about opening covid clinics to other states and the story behind a bunch of cut trees without notice. ((07:53)) 3. Fran Mayko of Triple A talks about covid passports and apps that travel companies are us...
40m Apr 27, 2021
40m
1304: The Lisa Wexler Show - Insane Bird Migrations ft Scott Weidensaul - 04/27/21
26m Apr 27, 2021
26m
1305: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Tangled Up With Blue?
"Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli covered a multi-faceted front today. First, Paul (in a frustrated stupor) gave his thoughts on the New York Yankees through the early part of the season, even breaking out into song (yes really!) (0:57). Next, Paul spoke to Dr. Gary Rose, chair of the department of government at Sacred Heart University, about what's going on politically on a local and natio...
33m Apr 27, 2021
33m
1306: Melissa in the Morning: Mall Apartments and Cell Towers
1. Milford Mayor Ben Blake shares proposed plans about apartments on the Connecticut Mall property and controversy brewing over a cell tower plan behind Mexico Tipico. ((00:10)) 2. Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim talks about efforts to beautify the city and addresses inquiries about bulk trash pickup. ((09:02)) 3. Westport First Selectman Jim Marpe talks parades and outdoor events coming in a matter...
36m Apr 28, 2021
36m
1307: Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Don't Worry, It's Cool
"Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli had a pretty cool show today (if you ask us!). First, author Amity Shlaes spoke about one of the most underrated presidents that the United States has ever had and what modern Republicans could learn from him (0:48). Paul also had Shelton GOP State Representative Jason Perillo on to talk about the upcoming process of redrawing Connecticut's State House and ...
25m Apr 28, 2021
25m
1308: The Lisa Wexler Show - Help Is On The Way - 04/28/21
24m Apr 28, 2021
24m
1309: Reopenings, vaccines and long haulers
Dr. Browne reacts to breaking news that New York City plans to open up fully by July first. What does this mean with herd immunity and wearing masks? Also, the J&J vaccine is back, but was the pause even necessary? Dr. Browne says maybe not. He also touches on covid survivors possibly passing up on the second shot. Is that OK?  IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus
15m Apr 29, 2021
15m