Tom Condon writes for CTMirror.org about urban and regional issues.  He calls to discuss how slow streets are slow to catch on in Connecticut as drivers are still speeding.

Don Cusson is the owner of Cusson Automotive.  He talks about his ongoing effort to raise money for Feed CT through various ideas and initiatives.

Tanner Kern talks about his reason for running from the Canadian Border to Connecticut with Ray and Joe.  He begins his journey June 12th

David L. Winters MBA, Award-winning speaker and Author of Exercise Your Faith: Defeating the Lies Men Believe joins Ray and Joe to discuss that one in three Americans have reported symptoms of anxiety and depression due to the pandemic and its impact on daily life, according to a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Census Bureau survey.

Chris Keating is The Courant's Capitol Bureau Chief.  He talks to Ray and Joe about leaders supporting all CT Police Departments using body cameras.

Dr. Bruce T. Liang is a physician-scientist at UConn Health who directs the Calhoun Cardiology Center and serves as dean of UConn’s medical school, study’s principal investigator. He says a clinical trial underway at UConn Health is taking a close look at health care workers’ potential exposure to COVID-19 by testing their blood for

protective antibodies from the virus.

James Michel is the CEO of Access Health CT.  He says that deadlines are quickly approaching for residents that lost health insurance with their job to qualify for coverage through Access Health CT.

Rodney Butler is the Chairman of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation. He discusses the re-opening of the casinos.

First Term Mayor Benjamin Florsheim talks to the guys about re-opening Middletown as well as peacefully protesting.

Christy Kovel is the Director of Public Policy for The Alzheimer's Association in CT. She discusses with Ray and Joe about patients understanding what is happening.