Jenny Dickson, director of DEEP’s Wildlife Division. Wildlife waking up from winter. Also how are bats doing in the state?

Jahana Hayes, U.S. representative for Connecticut's 5th congressional district joins Brian in studio to discuss the latest in D.C whether it is the nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson for SCOTUS or COVID relief and Jobs along with news right here in her district.

Daymon "Daym" Patterson, better known as Daym Drops stops by the WTIC Studios to talk about where he came from, going viral on the young platform YouTube to getting a start with Rachael Ray. Now on the #1 show on Netflix (His second #1 show) “Is It Cake.”

Michael W. Freimuth, CRDA’s (Capital Region Development Authority) executive director. A new study recommends the regional market in the South Meadows are of Hartford be reshaped as a hub for local farmers to bring what they grow so it can be distributed more widely throughout the state.

Paul Steinhauser, is a politics reporter based in New Hampshire for FOX News talks bout the next presidential election.

Traci Carter, UHart basketball player along with  Andy Hurd, former Director of basketball operations talk about the future of Hartford hoops after D! and also during the transition.

Joan Nichols  Executive Director  Connecticut Farm The Bureau is asking a request to exempt agriculture commodities from the Highway use tax.

Sen Martin Looney, President Pro Tempore. Connecticut lobbyists back at Capitol after two years to influence legislation, is it enough? What is it going to take to fully open?

Dr. Leslie Torres-Rodriguez, superintendent of Hartford Public Schools.  State data compares academic success and growth of Hartford students in city, Open Choice and charter schools.

Daniela Altimari, Leaving the Courant