Jacqueline Rabe Thomas, reporter with CTMirror.org, talks the invisible wall and expands on her article Separated by Design: How Some of America’s Richest Towns Fight Affordable Housing.

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst and host of Jill On Money, asks do $1 trillion dollar deficits matter? Jill On Money is brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon.

Tim De Carlo, Registrar of Voters in Waterbury, shares a reminder that the deadline to register to vote is Tuesday, October 29th, one week before Election Day which takes place on Tuesday, November 5th.

First Selectman Art Shilosky from the Town of Colchester joins us for Mayor Monday.

Christine Stuart, CTNewsJunkie, explains how changes in the recycling market internationally are pinching Connecticut cities and towns, turning one-time revenue streams into massive costs almost overnight.

David Lightman, national political correspondent and veteran congressional reporter for McClatchy Newspapers, is back for our weekly Washington DC news roundup.

Congressman John Larson (D-CT 1st District) voted to favorably report legislation to address youth vaping out of the Ways and Means Committee. Get the latest.

Mark Ojakian, president The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities, addresses Connecticut's state colleges seeing steeper-than-expected enrollment declines.

Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz talks the launch of the 2020 Census Jobs Recruitment Campaign in Connecticut. The U.S. Census Bureau has set a recruitment goal of 28,000 applicants statewide for Connecticut, and Bysiewicz explains the plan to meet that goal.

A discussion with Jack Perry, owner of HQ Dumpsters and Recycling and CCRR – Central CT Resource Recovery, both based in Southington. Register here.