Mayor Luke Bronin, City of Hartford, explains why a jury vindicating Hartford’s decision to terminate their former ballpark developer has removed the biggest obstacle to development.

Lon Seidman, who publishes technology reviews at lon.tv, explains how ebooks purchased from Microsoft will be deleted this month... because you don't really own anything anymore.

Jon Lender, writer for The Courant’s investigative column Government Watch, discusses the potential danger of the DOT engineering/inspection contract for the Arrigoni Bridge, which is going to a group that did design work for a pedestrian bridge in Florida that collapsed.

34 years ago, Parade lover Kathy Clark wanted to march in a Memorial Day parade in Willimantic, but there was no band available. So a few days before the holiday, she came to WILI with an idea-- why doesn't the radio station play marching band music, and residents can bring radios to the parade? Thus, the Boom Box Parade was born, and WILI's Wayne Norman takes us through the history of this unique and much loved tradition.

Eric Mittenthal, Vice President of Sustainability at the North American Meat Institute and President of the National Hot Dog & Sausage Council, talks that great American July 4th staple-- the hot dog.

Kevin Lembo, State Comptroller, announced that the state is on track to end the 2019 fiscal year with a $700.9 million surplus, though he noted that amount will be reduced by $540.9 million.

Sondra Lintelmann Dellaripa, a nationally recognized nonprofit consultant, looks at how corporate relocations will affect nonprofit giving in Connecticut.

Chris Powell, columnist for the Journal Inquirer, explains why retiring the Indian mascots is PC, but correct anyway.

Adam Chandler, author of "Drive-Thru Dreams: A Journey Through the Heart of America's Fast-Food Kingdom" discusses the history of fast food, and why it's a uniquely American institution.

Mike Freimuth, Executive Director of Capitol Region Development Authority (CRDA) looks at Dillon Stadium, which is set to open July 13th... will it be ready? And what does UConn returning to the Big East mean for the XL Center and downtown Hartford?