Kevin Scarpati, Mayor, City of Meriden, joins us for Mayor Monday.

Christine Stuart, CT NewsJunkie.com, looks at some bills that might be making waves this legislative session.

Dr. Kristine Larsen explains why Earth’s magnetic poles could be about to swap places — and how it could affect us.

Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff (D-Norwalk) shares details on the third of four legislative agendas for the 2019 legislative session. “A Healthy Connecticut” will outline the policy proposals from Senate Democrats to strengthen our healthcare, environmental, and energy systems.

David Lightman, national political correspondent and veteran congressional reporter for McClatchy Newspapers, shares his opinions on the State of the Union address, the likelihood of another government shutdown next week, and more updates from Washington DC.

Jeff Dooley, the Voice of the Yard Goats, reminds us that individual game tickets for the 2019 season go on sale Friday, February 8th. Fans will have the opportunity to purchase individual game tickets for all games, including Opening Night in Hartford. Plus, what's new that fans can expect for 2019?

It's been a big couple of weeks for the Travelers Championship, who have announced three Top 5 players, and Tournament Director Nathan Grube talks the 2019 event, and why it's not really a big deal to follow the US Open.

Beth Bye has left her seat as Senator from the 5th Senatorial District to join the Lamont administration, and among the people who'd like to take her place is Bill Wadsworth. Wadsworth shares his history, his family's investment in Connecticut, and why he's running in the special election on the 26th.

Chris Kallaher, Senior director of Government Regulatory Affairs for Direct Energy, presents a counterpoint to the case against third party energy providers. According to Kallaher, many of the problems the Office of Consumer Counsel cites are the result of legislation and policy requested by the Consumer Counsel’s Office... such as the detail and complexity of consumer bills.

Bill Curry, columnist with Salon.com, and former counselor to President Bill Clinton, helped write the longest State of the Union address in history during his time with Clinton. So what did he think of President Trump's SOTU address?