Former MLB player, ESPN analyst/commentator, and author Doug Glanville will speak at University of St. Joseph on November 14, 2017. He shares a preview of the free event, as well as details about his new book The Game From Where I Stand.

Lenny Levin, Group supervisor of DEA Hartford discusses the DEA’s “Drug Takeback Day.” This Saturday October 28th is Drug Take Back Day, where folks can safely dispose of old prescription pills/medicines in a legal and environmentally friendly way.

Senate Republican President Pro Tempore Len Fasano gives Ray a budget update.

Julian N. Hartt Jr. is the Clinical Director and Co-Founder of The Next Right Thing, a West Hartford-based clinical practice that specializes in community-based substance abuse and mental health treatment for adolescents (ages 16-23) and their families. Hartt looks at the opioid epidemic, as more than 140 Americans die every day from an opioid overdose, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Sergeant Steven Austin, Hartford Police Department Special Operations Group, discusses the next gun buy back, scheduled for this Saturday October 28th 9am to 3pm 830 Maple Ave. in Hartford.

Speaker of the House Joe Aresimowicz shares a state budget update.

Rep. Prasad Srinivasan, candidate for governor, explains his platform and more.

Deb Polun, Senior Director of Policy and Outreach for the Community Health Center Association of CT, talks about open enrollment for health care through the Affordable Care Act, which begins on November 1st.

Liberty McArtor, Staff Writer for The Stream, looks at the University of Wisconsin's troubling new policy regarding free speech. The policy enacted will punish students for disrupting another’s free expression through violence or disorder, but the policy in unclear on what constitutes “violence or disorder.” Both sides are voicing concerns about the policy.

David Lightman, McClatchy Newspapers Capitol Hill Correspondent, talks the tumult in DC. Oh boy, Washington is all a mess, it seems.