Michael Zarfos, Executive Director, Great Mountain Forest, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about The Woodland Academy, which teaches CT residents how to be the best steward of your forested property. Image Credit: corradobarattaphotos / iStock / Getty Images Plus
Lisa Wexler answers listener calls about legal options for people with Schizophrenia and how best to protect assets of elderly parents. Image Credit: VectorFusionArt / iStock / Getty Images Plus
Senator Richard Blumenthal joins Lisa Wexler to talk about banning weighted infant sleep products and testing a new car that can tell if you are drunk and won’t let you drive. Do you think you have a right to drive drunk? What if the car refuses to let you? Image Credit: REUTERS/Michelle McLoughlin
New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart joins Lisa Wexler to discuss her thoughts on the recent utility bill increases that are shocking CT residents. Image Credit: Moment Makers Group / iStock / Getty Images Plus
Comptroller, Sean Scanlon, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss CT’s rainy day fund and DDS funding. Image Credit: sasirin pamai / iStock / Getty Images Plus
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Senator Henri Martin, district 31, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss the recent discovery of several census mistakes and how they affect CT. Image Credit: hapabapa / iStock / Getty Images Plus
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Public Utilities Regulatory Authority Chair, Marissa Gillett, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about having a new commissioner, which will make a team of 4 temporarily, her recent dissent, and what is coming up this fall. Image Credit: Ruslan Danyliuk / iStock / Getty Images Plus
Connecticut Inside Investigator reporter, Katherine Revello, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss her in-depth report on CT’s Right to Read waiver decisions. Image Credit: Userba011d64_201 / iStock / Getty Images Plus