We spoke with Foreigner Lead Singer Lou Gramm about their new tour, his new album and the upcoming concert in CT. You can win tickets to see Foreigner at the Oakdale at The River 105.9 website.

We spoke with CEO and Owner Nikki Maloid about the partnership between Plymouth Glass & Mirror with the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots to bring holiday joy to local children from November 1 through December 15.

We spoke with Dr. Abbas Mohammadi about dental insurace, prosthodontist services, and upcoming free teeth cleanings on Thanksgiving Day.

We spoke with Ellen Griesedieck, President and Founder of the American Mural Project, about the 5-story, 120 foot long, multi-demensional mural in Connecticut that has a record as the largest indoor collaborative work of art in the Guiness Book of World Records.

We spoke with Ken Steeves, President of It's Free to Dream Foundation, about the upcoming It's Free to Dream Gala on December 14th to support suicide prevention, crisis intervention, and youth mental health in Connecticut.

We spoke with Wes Monbaron, Director of Hunt to Feed, about how Connecticut's deer hunters can connect with local butchers and meat processors to donate venison to local food banks, soup kitchens, and shelters and fight food insecurity and hunger.

We spoke with music director, Adrian Sylveen, about the Connecticut Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra's production of Leoncavallo's tragic opera Pagliacci, a gripping masterpiece that blends raw emotion, unforgettable music, and timeless drama.

We spoke with Madison Chapman and Kristin Davis from the Education Department at the Bushnell Theatre about the Bushnell Performing Arts Scholars program and the production of Matilda Jr. Tickets for the Bushnell Performing Arts Scholars' production of Matilda Jr. will be going on sale on November 22nd.

We spoke with Eric Emet, Assistant Dean of Students at Goodwin University, about the annual turkey drive, Thanksgiving for All, with Connecticut Foodshare on Wednesday, November 12 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.  at the Goodwin University campus.

We spoke with Gerri Griswold, Director of Administration and Development at the White Memorial Conservation Center, about upcoming free events at the conservation center including a performance of the timeless music from A Charlie Brown Christmas on December 13.