Bruce Adams is the President and CEO of the Credit Union League of CT. He discusses starting with a credit union, the elimination of the penny and Mastercard swiping fee.

Another Week of Tech Tuesday with Erik Semmel of TAB Computer Systems and Computer Talk with TAB.

Kelly Juleson of the Governor's Prevention Partnership calls in to really warn of leaving medicines out during the holiday season with people and kids over. She says it is best to dispose of them if not in use or hide them in a place nobody will be!

Shipman and Goodwin's Jim Bergenn discusses the Letitia James and James Comey cases being dismissed and if there will be an appeal.

Greg Bordonaro from The Hartford Business Journal joins us to talk housing in Hartford, a secret committee, and banking.

Former New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart joins us to discuss her campaign to be the next Governor of Connecticut. She also talks about the Republican Party in the state and how she plans to provide the spark needed!

Kate Dias talks about the Education Department and how the funding slowing has had an impact on the state of Connecticut.

Majors Donald and Paula Spencer of the Salvation Army of Greater Hartford discuss the needs this holiday season beginning with this week's food needs for Thanksgiving.

Brian Shactman and David Lightman from McClatchy discussed the political implications of Trump's actions regarding the Epstein case. Lightman suggested that Trump's decision to release information might be due to a lack of votes to block the legislation in the House or Senate. They also touched on the potential impact of Trump's demands for investigations into Democrats, which could delay document releases. Lightman noted that some Republicans, like Marjorie Taylor Greene, are resisting Trump's influence, indicating a shift in party dynamics. They also discussed the upcoming meeting between Trump and Mamdani, predicting a cordial but potentially contentious discussion. Finally, they mentioned the urgency of addressing healthcare subsidies and economic concerns when Congress reconvenes.

Brian Shactman visited Frida's at 151 Lewis Avenue in Meriden, Connecticut, to celebrate its sixth anniversary. Magdalena Alberto and her son George Rendon discussed the business's success, including a $55 million artwork sale in New York. Magdalena shared that the anniversary cake was brought from New York. Brian praised the authentic Mexican breakfast served, including chilaquiles and empanadas. George, helps out at Frida's on weekends.