Gordon H. Edes, team historian for the Boston Red Sox, talks the start of the 2019 season, and what fans can experience this season at Fenway Park.

Sen Chris Murphy joins as we discuss, should college athletes get paid?

James W. Bergenn, partner at Shipman & Goodwin LLP Partner, talks the Jussie Smollett case. Charges are being dropped against Smollett, and now the FBI is wondering why?

Andrew Lattimer from Blum Shapiro and Eric Hogarth, partner with Johnson Brunetti, talk tax filing. The filing deadline is almost here... are you ready?

Christine Stuart from CTNewsJunkie.com explains why the future of the Aid-In-Dying Bill is uncertain. Get the latest on whether this controversial bill will or will not be moving forward.

Mitch McConnell put the Green New Deal up to a vote yesterday, but it failed to get the 60 votes necessary to bring it to debate, after 42 Democrats and Bernie Sanders voted present, and 57 lawmakers voted against it. Marlo Lewis, CEI senior fellow, discusses yesterday's vote and the conversation over the proposal.

Dr. William Petit, State Rep from the 22nd District, was at Monday's toll referendum in Bristol, and shares feedback he heard from residents who oppose tolls on Connecticut's state highways. Petit also explains what people in Connecticut can do to reach those representatives who support tolls.

Ana Radelat, Washington Correspondent with CTMirror.org, looks at the Connecticut lawmakers who have roles in ongoing investigations of President Trump. Mueller may have ended his probe of Trump, but Connecticut Dems have just begun theirs.

Stacie Ropka, Partner with Axinn, is a 2019 Women of Innovation Finalist. Stacie combines legal expertise and innovation with her hands-on experience as a scientist in microbiology and immunology. Learn more.

Chris Lawrence, General Manager at the XL Center, discusses how the XL Center fared during the NCAA Tournament in Hartford last week.