Chris Powell, columnist for the Journal Inquirer, discusses posturing on the picket line.

Mayor Erin Stewart of News Britain talks her announcement from Monday. She is seeking re-election as New Britain's mayor for a fourth term.

Lenore Skenazy, President of Let Grow and Founder of the Free-Range Kids movement (and book!) explains why "lawnmower parenting" is like robbing your kids... and how to actually help them.

Rev. Carl Anderson of Masonicare, the Vice President of Mission Awareness, talks National Health Care Decisions Month. April is National Health Care Decisions Month, which is designed to raise awareness of the need for advance care planning for the end of life. Learn more.

Matt Ritter, House Majority Leader, shares a legislative update, and the latest on tolls.

Mark Boughton, Mayor of Danbury, joins us for Mayor Monday.

David Cadden, a professor emeritus at Quinnipiac University’s School of Business, discusses the Stop and Shop strike, taking place at stores around New England.

Dr. Gabriel Martz, Director at the Epilepsy Center at Ayer Neuroscience Institute. The Ayer Neuroscience Institute specialist is offering a free talk, “Understanding Seizures and Epilepsy,” on Monday, April 15th, from 5-7pm, at the Hartford HealthCare Health Center, 462 Queen Street in Southington. Learn more.

David Lightman, McClatchy newspapers political Correspondent, shares an update from Washington DC.

Dr. Kristine Larsen, Prof. Of Astronomy and Physics at CCSU, talks the first photo of a black hole. What are we learning about black holes from the first photo taken of one?