State Rep. Linda Gentile is up for re-election. The Valley Indy chats with her about taxes, guns, economic development and a host of other issues.

First Selectman Kurt Miller talks European road trip, potential changes to the underutilized Tri-Town Plaza strip mall, and why the town is asking for permission to borrow more than $5 million in November.

Attorney Joseph Jaumann of Ansonia is a Republican running for state representative in the 104th District (parts of Derby and Ansonia). His opponent in incumbent state Rep. Linda Gentile, also of Ansonia.

Actor Zach Galligan reflects on starring in “Gremlins,” working with Bill Murray and Dan Ackroyd on a lost 80s movie, and, of course, which horror movie character he’d most like to get drunk with.

Galligan is appearing Saturday, Aug. 27 at “CT Horror Fest” at the Matrix Center in Danbury, Conn.

Ansonia resident Brian Perkins comes on the podcast to explain how a Valley Indy story involving a local Alderman at a Trump rally was one-sided and corrupt.

Valley Indy reporter Eugene Driscoll talks with state GOP Chairman JR Romano and anti-Trump activist Kiernan Majerus-Collins about Phil Tripp confronting Kiernan at a Donald Trump rally in Fairfield Saturday. Photo courtesy of The Hartford Courant.

Ansonia Republican Aldermen argued over whom and how to fill two vacancies on the Board of Aldermen Aug. 9.

This is audio from the meeting, with commentary from the two ValleyIndy.org reporters.

Derby Mayor Anita Dugatto and her Chief of Staff Leslie Creane talk land use in the city -- including the redevelopment zone, the central business district, and whether CONDOS ARE COMING TO THE FORMER WALMART SITE.

Prior to that, the hosts celebrate WNHH-FM's one year anniversary by playing a clip from the first Navel Gazing episode.

Cindy Hannon, Craig Horne and Pat Henri talk about the Walnut Hill Community Church's new Seymour campus and an upcoming community event.

Jenn Moffat (at left in photo), a Derby native living in Ansonia, does a ton of work for Valley nonprofits and community groups.

In this interview Moffat talks about an upcoming softball fundraiser for Treasured Time, a Seymour nonprofit.