Conductor Carolyn Kuan joins the guys to share what is coming up at the Bushnell with The Hartford Symphony Orchestra.

Marisa Nazzaro, Vice President of Communications for HuskyTHON 2020, shares a preview of this year's event. Each year, thousands of UConn students band together for the common goal of a better life for the children and families of Connecticut Children's. The event is February 22nd 6pm to Feb 23rd at 12noon. This is a year round student run philanthropy, with a culmination of an 18 hour Huskython Dance Marathon.

David Lightman, National political correspondent and veteran congressional reporter for McClatchy Newspapers, discusses another "quiet" political week in Washington DC.

State Senator Matt Lesser (D-Middletown) has announced new legislation to cap the cost of insulin. The draft bill will cap costs to $100 a month and allow for emergency insulin.

Governor Ned Lamont joined Ray and Joe D. in studio for a full hour, to talk tolls, sports betting, marijuana, and answering phone calls from listeners.

Dan Haar, Columnist and Associate Editor at Hearst Connecticut Media, talks Connecticut's Native American tribes, which said they would build two new casinos in state, including one in Bridgeport.

Jenna Carlesso, CT Mirror’s Health Reporter, explains how the proposal to eliminate religious exemption would bar unvaccinated children from school next fall.

Dr. Virginia Mary Bieluch MD, Chief of Infectious Diseases at The Hospital of Central Connecticut, shares an update with the latest on the Coronavirus.

Scott McLean, professor and chair of philosophy and political science at Quinnipiac University, and Jensen Wilson, sophomore political science major who worked decidedly for Pete Buttegieg, check in from New Hampshire the morning after the primary.

The name "Hannoush" is synonymous with jewelry in Connecticut, and we are joined by Michael Hannoush of Hannoush Jewelers in the West Farms Mall, who explains why. Hear his story on the latest episode of CT Business Now.