Harrold Sparrow, President & CEO of the YMCA of Greater Hartford. Re: be talking about the reopening of summer camps this summer (which the Governor has cleared the way for) and how positive a thing this will be for kids in CT. (Including overnight camps)

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David Lightman, National political correspondent and veteran congressional reporter for McClatchy Newspapers. David calls in for his latest Washington D.C Update. 

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Mike Memoli,  NBC News White House correspondent. Discuss President's speech last night

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John Gallagher, University of Hartford Men’s Basketball Coach. Discuss season in a pandemic.

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Kristine L. Putorti, Kindergarten teacher at Colchester Elementary School. Front Line Friday Brought to you by: Middlesex Health, The Smarter Choice for Care. 

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Meg Morelli, President Leading Age CT, David Lawlor, Chairman of LeadingAge Connecticut Board. LeadingAge Connecticut is Connecticut's leading membership association of not-for-profit and Quality First aging services organizations. One year of the Pandemic. What have we learned, what has changed for the future of aging services. 

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Mayor Luke Bronin, Hartford calls in to discuss his vision for revival after COVID-19 — and said it’s time to bring some life back to Hartford in his State of the City. 

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Congressman Joe Courtney (CT-02).The American Rescue Plan Act Protects Healthcare for Impacted Workers.

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Av Harris, Former state Department of Public Health spokesman. Fired as the  health department spokesman. He recently has escalated his retaliation claim into a lawsuit against state. 

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Keith Grant, APRN, Senior System Director Infection Prevention Hartford Healthcare. COVID-19 vaccine delayed skin reaction looks 'scary' but isn't, doctors say. The redness will go away on its own and is not a reason to not get the second shot.

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