Patrick Comins, Executive Director of The CT Audubon Society, says if you're into birds, this is the most fun you'll have this May! The Audubon Society has 19 walks and programs planned so far. Learn more.

Robert Tracinski, editor of The Tracinski Letter and senior writer at The Federalist, talks the Clinton impeachment rerun we didn't want, but probably deserve. The Mueller investigation takes us back to uncomfortably familiar territory. 

George Haley, professor of marketing at the University of New Haven, is an expert on trading with China, India  and emerging markets. He has written three books on the subject, including two cited by The Economist and one cited by the Wall St. Journal, and his work has spanned three decades.

Cassidy Murphy, Editorial Director at The Warren Group, discusses Connecticut single-family home prices rising 7.2% in February, while sales declined 3% on a year-over-year basis.

Jacqueline Rabe Thomas, Education and Children’s Issues reporter for CTMirror.org, discusses Connecticut’s performance this year on the so-called ‘Nation’s Report Card.’ The country’s most comprehensive assessment of what students know was remarkably the same as it was the last time the test was given two years ago.

David Lightman, Capitol Bureau Chief McClatchy Newspapers, shares the latest news out of D.C.

Christie-Lee McNally, executive director of Free Our Internet, talks Mark Zuckerberg's appearances on Capitol Hill this week, which began yesterday.

Eric Hogarth, Partner, Johnson Brunetti and Andrew Lattimer, Partner, BlumShapiro, talks about the upcoming Tax Day and last minute tips for filing/investing. Andrew covers the tax side, Eric the investment side.

Max Reiss, Political reporter for NBC Connecticut, had a chance to talk with Rep. Esty yesterday and has details on the scandal that is surrounding her.

Chris Powell, columnist with The Journal Inquirer, says nullifiers of federal immigration law are getting bolder, trying to block the Trump administration’s decision to include in the next federal census a question about whether people are U.S. citizens. Eighteen nullification states, including Connecticut, are suing the administration in federal court, claiming that the question is unconstitutional.  Powell shares his thoughts.