We spoke with Sally Larsen, founder of KindlyListed.com, about the community-driven directory that connects individuals with autism, intellectual disabilities, and developmental disabilities to inclusive, accessible businesses and resources in Connecticut.

We spoke with Paul Levin about how to document and report suspect neglect in nursing homes, what to record, importance of medical records, who to speak to, and when to involve an attorney.

We spoke with lead vocalist, keyboardist, and original member, Lonnie Jordan, and manager and producer, Jerry Goldstein, from the band War about the group's first holiday song, (Yes It’s) Christmas.

We spoke with Michele Morcey about how Brass City Harvest works with Connecticut farmers to provide fresh, locally grown food to Waterbury residents and those in surrounding towns.

We spoke with Jason Fontaine about the upcoming Boars Head Festival at the Shrine of Saint Anne in Waterbury.

We spoke with Dr. Abbas Mohammadi about prosthetic teeth, regenerative dentistry, and bionic mastication of teeth.

We spoke with Paul Levin from Connecticut Injury Firm LLC about why nursing home injuries happen, such as understaffing, care plan failures, and behind-the-scenes factors, and Connecticut resident rights in these situations.

We spoke with Chef Ray Gennaro about the CT Food and Fire Project and his mission to donate gourmet meals to fire and police departments and hospitals to show appreciation for the heroes who protect us every day.

We spoke with Andrew Robbin, Director of Learning and Social Impact, about how the Hartford Symphony Orchestra uses the power of music to connect, educate, and inspire people across schools, health care facilities, and community spaces.

We spoke with CREED guitarist Mark Tremonti about the upcoming concert at Mohegan Sun, his family, singing Sinatra and his Christmas music!