Paul Teta,Vice President, Government & Public Affairs Kolmar Americas, Inc. American GreenFuels, LLC, discusses the benefits of biodiesel.

Coach Jim Calhoun checks in after back-to-back losses for the University of Saint Joseph Blue Jays over the past few weeks. He runs down what he wants the program to improve upon approaching the end of the season, and what questions he and the team need to answer. Plus, a look ahead at the remainder of the season, both home and away.

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Bill Curry, two-time Democratic nominee for Governor of Connecticut and a White House advisor in the administration of Bill Clinton, shares his thoughts on President Trump's prime-time address last night. Curry also explains why he doesn't believe Trump's claims about the border being a "national crisis," and why he thinks incoming Governor Ned Lamont may bring with him a positivity and sense of opportunity for Connecticut which the state has been lacking for years.

Chris Powell, columnist for the Journal Inquirer, says don't expect relevance from the Dems in legislature. Clues from the incoming General Assembly suggest another two years of tragi-comedy there, just when Connecticut most desperately needs something better.

James Bergenn, partner Shipman & Goodwin, looks at the Michael Skakel case. The High Court won’t take case of Kennedy cousin Skakel... why? And what happens next?

Kaman CEO Neal Keating explains how Connecticut's steadily aging population threatens to tarnish in the years ahead the quality of one of the state's current "crown jewels" -- its educated and specialized workforce.

Capitol Bureau Chief for The Courant Chris Keating talks Ned Lamont, who says he is 'not going to throw away my shot.’ Lamont is looking ahead to a new era in state government, as it is a new day after the Dannel Malloy era.

Dennis Cole, President-elect of the Connecticut Society of Certified Public Accountants and a partner with Beers, Hamerman, Cohen & Burger, PC in New Haven, explains why Connecticut CPAs are warning of a LLC scam. What other things should small business owners be aware of heading into the new year?

John Able, CONN-OSHA Occupational Safety Training Specialist and roundtable project coordinator, previews the Connecticut Department of Labor’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health (CONN-OSHA) offering a Breakfast Roundtable discussion group on marijuana and opioid use in the workplace. The event takes place from 8:15 to 9:45am January 15th at the agency’s Wethersfield office, 200 Folly Brook Boulevard.

Betsy Gara, Executive Director of the Connecticut Council of Small Towns (COST), serves as the chief advocate for small towns. She discusses COST's 2019 legislative priorities and the upcoming event, COST's 2019 Connecticut Town Meeting. Get all the details.