Dr Tobias Wasser is the Chair of Psychiatry at the Frank H Netter School of Medicine at Quinnipiac discusses the number of people who quit their new year's resolutions today.

We make our NFL Wild Card Weekend picks with Our Friends at the FM Station.

Themis Klarides joins the show and talks all things Connecticut and if she will return to politics one day.

Brian's Daughter Annie joins the show to discuss life as a college student and what it is like to have Brian as a dad.

Brian Shactman and Matt Sirois discussed various topics, including their visit to the Capitol, which felt like a Smithsonian exhibit with old-fashioned desks and equipment. They highlighted the ongoing California wildfires, which have caused significant destruction, including the loss of 2000 structures and the deaths of five people. The conversation also covered the UConn men's basketball loss to Villanova, the upcoming Capital One Orange Bowl, and the potential relocation of the Vikings vs. Rams game due to the fires. Additionally, they mentioned the high cost of movie memorabilia, such as the $32 million sale of the ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz." The conversation covers various sports and news topics. Matt Sirois discusses college basketball, highlighting the Huskies' upcoming game against Georgetown and the women's team's 81-27 win over Xavier. Dr. Ulysses Wu from Hartford Healthcare discusses human metapneumovirus and norovirus, emphasizing hygiene practices. The discussion also touches on the California wildfires, the state of Connecticut's budget, and the importance of maintaining fiscal guardrails. The conversation covers various topics, including political views on annexing Greenland, the seriousness of name changes like Gulf of America, and the impact of wildfires and floods. The discussion highlights the lack of flood insurance for businesses in affected areas, leading to significant financial strain. The recovery efforts in Oxford and Seymour are discussed, with some stores reopening by January and others by the end of the year. The conversation also touches on the challenges of politics, the importance of understanding over responding, and the generational distrust in government. Lastly, there is a brief mention of the weather forecast and the potential future of Connecticut's political landscape.

State Senator Stephen Harding and House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora talk about the beginning of the session.

State Comptroller Sean Scanlon stops by to discuss the session and will he run for a higher seat?

Speaker of the House Matt Ritter discusses his next term as Speaker and what we can expect.

Senator Ryan Fazio stops by to discuss the Session

Jason Rojas stops by to discuss the upcoming session with Brian