Dr. Heather Swales, Director, Women’s Heart Wellness Center, The Hospital of Central Connecticut. Re: Go Red for Women is the American Heart Association's national movement to end heart disease and stroke in women.

Alicia Dodson, MD, FAAP, Physician, Cheshire Family Medicine ProHealth Physicians, part of Optum. answers the questions,  I’m feeling sick, how do I know if it’s flu or COVID-19? What is the difference between a cold and flu? How can I best protect myself and my family from getting the flu this season?

Jeff Caggiano, Bristol Mayor Budget, state help

State Treasurer Eric Russell. Annual Report this month, with some interesting data about pension performance and other initiatives in the office from the past year. We have some updates on the Baby Bonds initiative, as well. Along with money that you may be owed. https://ctbiglist.com/ 

Dr. Megan Panico, Pulmonologist with Hartford Hospital. Re: National Women’s Physicians Day this coming Saturday, February 3rd. This day marks the birthday of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to receive a medical degree in the U.S.

Fiscal Guardrails or a Straitjacket? Connecticut must decide whether financial protections are keeping us on track or keeping us paralyzed
A three-part series by CT Mirror State Budget Reporter Keith M. Phaneuf

More can be read at https://ctmirror.org/fiscal-guardrails-or-a-straitjacket 

Larry Cafero,  Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of Connecticut executive director.  A ‘loophole’ in Connecticut law has allowed THC seltzers to be sold in stores for months and they are able to be purchased bu people as young at 12. 

Heath Grossman, partner, Johnson Brunetti. Talking about the impact election/primary season can have on the economy.

Shannon Miller, NBC CT gives us an update on Traconis Trial.