We spoke with Dr. Amanda Swan, Owner of Swan Integrative Health and Wellness, about how her practice combines conventional medical approaches with holistic health practices to empower patients to feel their best and to optimize their health so that they can share their light with the world.

We spoke with Christine Faressa, President and Founder of Sun, Moon & Stars about her mission to provide families with children on the Autism Spectrum with opportunities to participate in activities, events and programs while building a strong community within Greater Watertown and surrounding areas.

We spoke with Dr. James Cardon from Hartford Healthcare and Adria Giordano, Executive Director of the American Heart Association, about the upcoming 2024 Greater Hartford Heart Walk taking place on Saturday, September 7, as well as heart disease and heart health in general.

We spoke with Bradley Hoffman, Owner/President of Hoffman Auto Group, about the upcoming Michael Simmons Music Festival, a fundraiser in support of “Friends of Michael," the foundation that Bradley and Kathy Hoffman set up for their son, Michael.

We spoke with Jenn Humphrey, Founder of Brass City Rescue Alliance, about the Woof! There It Is! Comedy Night Fundraiser on Saturday, August 24th at the Southington Elks Lodge.

We spoke with Pastor AJ Johnson, Owner at THE HAT HOUSE, the flagship store of Brothers Johnson 1929 Hat Co. located in the heart of Hartford, Connecticut.

We spoke with Jenn McCulloch, Assistant Director of the Hometown Foundation, about the Dream Ride Experience coming to Farmington, Connecticut Friday, August 23rd through Sunday, August 25th.

We spoke with Olivia Dudley, Director of Program Operations, and Rasheeda Wright, Juvenile Justice Team Leader for Waterbury Youth Services, about their 27th Annual Back to School Rally on Thursday, August 22nd as well as their mission to guide youth to discover their unique talents and potential for success --- one life at a time.

We spoke with Mary Young, Program Director and Treasurer of the Upper Albany Neighborhood Collaborative, about the organization's mission to empower the residents of Upper Albany through the establishment of block clubs, job initiatives, educational programs, youth council and initiatives and economic development.

We spoke with Deborah Van Steenbergen, Founder and President of Quilts That Care, along with Maura Yerger, Vice President, about their organization that makes and donates quilts to cancer patients at 20 local Connecticut facilities.