Holly Seymour and Heather Pierce, Marketing Directors for Anthology of Farmington, discuss the importance of elderly care, especially during a heat wave. With Summer heat coming, people need to keep a close on on the elderly.

Toni Boucher was a Republican member of the Connecticut Senate representing the 26th District, and previously served in the Connecticut House of Representatives. She looks at the population leaving Connecticut.

Writer Chris Jacobs calls in to talk about the Democrat's healthcare proposals. While the Democratic presidential hopefuls have their own plans, they ultimately lead to one question-- how quickly are we going to get to a single payer, government run system?

Alfredo Ortiz, President of the Job Creators Network, highlights a CBO report warning that a $15 minimum wage could cost up to 3.7 million jobs nationwide.

Mike Chase, author of How To Become A Federal Criminal, discusses the US Code and Federal crimes. The book doesn't include every possible violation (honestly, there's probably not enough paper for that), but it does delve into many common-- and uncommon-- crimes, as well as the side effects of criminal defense.

Don Pesci from the blog Red Notes From a Blue State discusses Gov. Lamont's latest plan to make tolls a reality. What's the latest on tolls?

Dr. Allison Schafer, Sports Medicine Physician at UConn Health in Farmington, talks National Youth Sports Week, July 15th to 21st. Today is National Youth Sports Day!

Ethan Cai, Correspondent, Campus Reform Intern, and New Hampshire Campus Correspondent, reporting on liberal bias and abuse, is a Freshman at Dartmouth College studying Quantitative Government Analysis with a minor in Economics. As Dems push "free" college, a study shows an alarming number of students just want to party.

Eric George, President of The Hartford Club, as well as President of the Insurance Association of Connecticut, shares a preview of the upcoming "Heartbeat Gala - Summer Soiree" on July 18th. This is an energetic new era for the 146-year-old Hartford Club, with new, younger members joining some familiar faces and myriad opportunities for people to make new friends, grow their business, and get involved with the surrounding community.

Rob Bouvier looks at 60 years of business for Bouvier Insurance, and how this insurance firm impacts business development growth with their eight locations in CT, employing over 100 people here as well as their ability to take the company to three other states, as well. Plus, hurricane season is upon us... does your claim cover Hurricane damage?