Dani Klein discusses how comedians and laughter may be the best medicine when it comes to Alzheimer's Disease.

Hartford Foundation President Jay Williams discusses the Foundation's $1.2 million commitment to support the field at Dillon, just the first of what they hope will be many of these types of investments.

Chris Powell, columnist with the Journal Inquirer, explains that voter registration is easy... but the real problem is indifference.

Senator Richard Blumenthal calls in to discuss the call to lower the prices of prescription drugs.

Jon Lender, who writes The Courant’s investigative column Government Watch, discusses why the CEO of the Connecticut Lottery refused to answer a key question. A hearing officer responded, "If I had the power... I would put him in contempt." Find out why.

Andy Condon, Director of the Office of Research at the Connecticut Department of Labor, LOOKS AT Connecticut's labor situation with preliminary data from July 2019. Nonfarm jobs dropped slightly by 100 in July; the unemployment rate fell to 3.6%.

Joe Cooper, Web Editor of Hartford Business Journal, looks at the record 13th straight months of slot revenue declines at the Connecticut casinos.

Betsy Gara, executive director of the Connecticut Council of Small Towns, discusses the state bonding gridlock stalling summer repaving funds. Connecticut towns are still waiting for money for scheduled road work.

Jack E. Kosakowski, President and Chief Executive Officer of Junior Achievement USA, discusses financial technology that may help teenagers save and manage money.

Scott Jackson is the Commissioner of the CT Department of Revenue Services and he explains what will be tax free! Sales Tax Free Week takes place Sunday August 18th through Saturday August 24th.