Our Guy David Lightman checks in to wrap up our week with the latest from DC. He discusses everything from Iran, a Nobel Peace Prize hand-off, and more!

The Fairfield women's basketball team has been crushing it the last few years! Their head coach Carly Thibault DuDonis joins us to talk about how the season is going so far and how it looks moving forward in hopes for another Tournament birth!

The crew makes their picks for this weekend's NFL Divisional Round of the Playoffs including some props as well!

Attorney General William Tong discussed the federal government's request for access to Connecticut's voter rolls, expressing concerns about election interference and data security. Tong emphasized the state's efforts to limit information sharing to protect citizens from identity theft. He also highlighted ongoing legal battles, including a recent court victory against a Trump-issued stop work order for the Revolution Wind project, which is 80% complete. Tong endorsed John Larson for re-election, citing Larson's effectiveness in Congress and his understanding of working-class struggles. Tong clarified that Connecticut is not a sanctuary state and criticized the inflammatory use of the term "sanctuary."

Connecticut farmers are facing significant tax increases due to a flawed state analysis of land values under Public Act 490. The state's Office of Policy and Management's analysis, based on a limited survey, led to inflated land values, such as swampland rising from $40 to $970 per acre. State Senator Jeff Gordon discussed the impact, including potential farm closures, and proposed solutions like a moratorium, a working group with farmers, and legislative action. He emphasized the need for oversight and accurate valuations. The governor could act, but legislative efforts are also being pursued.

New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker discussed the ongoing investigation into former Police Chief Carl Jacobson, who allegedly stole $10,000. The Connecticut State Police are handling the case. Elicker highlighted significant crime reductions: overall crime down 20%, violent crime down nearly 40%, and the lowest gun violence in a decade, with 16 gun-related deaths last year. He emphasized the city's efforts in affordable housing, leading the state in building permits. Elicker also noted minimal communication with ICE and strong cooperation with the FBI, DEA, and ATF. He confirmed a recent charter change to four-year mayoral terms.

Wethersfield Mayor Kenny Lesser joins the Morning Show to discuss everything going on in Wethersfield and how he seems to make time for everything and everyone in town!

Dietician Sue Gebo calls in to discuss the Food Pyramid Changes and what to take from it with a grain of salt.

Yea, Just like the NFL has divisions and teams, The Team Boxing League's Co-Founder Kevin Cassidy talks about how they got their start and how you can be in the league!

Erik Semmel from TAB Computer Systems and Computer Talk with TAB joins us to discuss Instagram password scams, smart refrigerators, Memory Chips and more.