Eric Person, Chief Executive Officer Home Builders and Remodelers Association, shares a preview of the 72nd annual HBRA Home & Remodeling Show this weekend in Hartford at the Convention Center. The state’s largest and longest running Home and Remodeling Show for residents of Connecticut and western Massachusetts! Featuring hundreds of exhibits from local vendors, including products and services for the home and yard. This show is produced by the Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Central Connecticut, a non-profit association of businesses in the homebuilding industry, known for their quality, integrity and professionalism.

Coach Jim Calhoun joins us to look back at his inaugural season with the University of Saint Joseph. Calhoun discusses the Blue Jays' season, which carried into the playoffs, and looks ahead to next season.

In the aftermath of yesterday's severe weather, Rob Bouvier of Bouvier Insurance discusses wind and tree damage coverage. What may or may not be covered?

Erich Stephens, Chief Development Officer for Vineyard Wind, is hoping to become the second company to provide large-scale wind-based power in Connecticut. Stephens explains how the offshore wind project works to diversify the sources feeding into the energy grids in Connecticut and around New England. Learn more about this project.

Chris Powell makes the claim that Trump's border wall beats Attorney General William Tong's demagogic posturing. Tong is among the Attorney Generals who have filed a lawsuit against Trump over his declaration of a Federal emergency to fund his long-delayed and Congressionally-rejected border wall.

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst, talks Warren Buffett, who released the annual Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letter to investor anticipation and fanfare. Jill On Money is brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon.

Themis Klarides, Connecticut House Republican Leader, discusses Governor Lamont’s budget proposal.

Dan Kish, Senior Fellow at the Institute for Energy Research, discusses the future of high speed rails. California's high speed rail project proved to be incredibly costly, despite a lack of progress actually being made. With Connecticut still considering its own high speed rail program, is there a way to make it a success?

CT Mirror's Keith Phaneuf talks about the state's budget plans.

Victoria Kozar was the first "Student in Residence" at Masonicare, and Cathleen Dacey is a current Student in Residence. They both discuss the joint program between Masonicare and Quinnipiac University, now in its third year, which shapes students' focus of studies through hands-on experience.