Joe Cooper talks with Ray about the former Lego HQ in Enfield being sold, but it may not be as easy as it seems.

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Mayor Luke Bronin checks in to discuss the state of the Capital City.

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Majority Leader of The House Matt Ritter discusses the upcoming special session.

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Jeffrey Bodeau of William Raveis talks about how selling a property in 2020 is much different than in 2000.

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Terrence Bogan is a Sheehan High School Graduate that is going to Trinity.  He led Sheehan to the High School Football Championship and recently won Broadway's Next On Stage High School competition.  He talks to Ray and Joe about all of that.

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Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz talks how State officials want businesses to allow 10 minutes for employees to fill out the census form to ensure a complete count today 

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Nora L. Duncan is The State Director of AARP Connecticut. Two items for the General assembly to take up in a special session, one which they are already going to take up but there is some controversy about - absentee balloting; and the other being allowing residents in nursing homes to have cameras in their rooms

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Fred McKinney is the Carlton Highsmith Chair for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and director of the People’s United Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Quinnipiac University. He explains how the pandemic could bring an end to Black Friday.

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Cal and Taryn Miller are from Miller Farms in Avon.  They talk about how the pandemic has affected them as well as how you can help out your neighbors by purchasing a turkey from Miller Farms.

Attorney General William Tong is working to end the nuisance and threat that robocalls and scams present to Connecticut residents. He is pleased the Supreme Court left the Telephone Consumer Protection Act ban on robocalls intact and he talks to us about it.