<p>On Wednesday's edition of "Mornings with Gary Byron", Gary spoke with Amy Bourdon from the most popular conservative Facebook group in the State, Take Back Connecticut, State Senator John Kissell, Peter Luukko, Co-Chairman of OVG Facilities and Alliances on XL Renovations, and DCP Commissioner Bryan Cafferelli.</p>

On Wednesday's edition of "Mornings with Gary Byron", Gary spoke with Amy Bourdon from the most popular conservative Facebook group in the State, Take Back Connecticut, State Senator John Kissell, Peter Luukko, Co-Chairman of OVG Facilities and Alliances on XL Renovations, and DCP Commissioner Bryan Cafferelli.

Mornings with Gary Byron 02-19-25

Gary Byron, a native of Newington, started his career in radio in 1992 on a distinguished station in Hartford. His journey transitioned into television where he hosted the acclaimed show “Connecticut Conversations” and made notable appearances on Fox 61. In 2014, Gary ventured into politics and was elected to the House of Representatives for two terms, holding a significant role as the Ranking Member on the Aging Committee for the (R) 27th District.

Returning to the media realm in 2019, Gary resumed his esteemed radio career, joining forces with Brad Davis, one of Connecticut’s highly respected radio hosts. He served as co-host on “The Brad Davis Show”. Following Brad Davis’s retirement in 2020, Gary assumed the helm, launching his own talk show titled “Mornings With Gary Byron”. Renowned as “The Voice of Reason” on his show, he conducted compelling interviews with prominent figures in Connecticut and the broader political landscape of the United States.

Beyond his radio commitments, Gary remains actively involved in his community, cultivating relationships with influential individuals, enjoying leisurely day trips, avidly following Yankees and Patriots games, and indulging in hobbies such as dragon slaying—all while maintaining his vigor with copious amounts of coffee.

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Gary Byron, a native of Newington, started his career in radio in 1992 on a distinguished station in Hartford. His journey transitioned into television where he hosted the acclaimed show “Connecticut Conversations” and made notable appearances on Fox 61. In 2014, Gary ventured into politics and was elected to the House of Representatives for two terms, holding a significant role as the Ranking Member on the Aging Committee for the (R) 27th District. Returning to the media realm in 2019, Gary resumed his esteemed radio career, joining forces with Brad Davis, one of Connecticut’s highly respected radio hosts. He served as co-host on “The Brad Davis Show”. Following Brad Davis’s retirement in 2020, Gary assumed the helm, launching his own talk show titled “Mornings With Gary Byron”. Renowned as “The Voice of Reason” on his show, he conducted compelling interviews with prominent figures in Connecticut and the broader political landscape of the United States. Beyond his radio commitments, Gary remains actively involved in his community, cultivating relationships with influential individuals, enjoying leisurely day trips, avidly following Yankees and Patriots games, and indulging in hobbies such as dragon slaying—all while maintaining his vigor with copious amounts of coffee.

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