Thomas Stovall discusses his recent column on equity. Stovall studies to be a doctor while pursuing a masters in public health at Yale.

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We're talking again to former state senator Len Suzio, who pointed out last week that Eversource is pushing through a big rate hike that was suspended last summer due to public outrage. But Len has discovered that it's actually a much bigger increase than what the company is admitting, as they've broken the increase into two separate parts. By splitting the generation portion of your bill into a separate hike from the distribution side, the expectation seems to be that you won't realize how much you've been hit for overall until it's too late. Then, we talk to prisoner Michael Liebowitz about the mind of a criminal.

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Ranters always complain about the Governor's press conferences, so today is no exception, and the Candy Rapper is among them. The Great Patriot, now calling himself the Great American, wins himself an impersonator, and the state's news media is under attack once again. Then, Bob Stefanowski joins us to sound the alarm on the Ruling Party's move to force apartment's to be built in violation of suburban zoning laws.

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Ranters always complain about the Governor's press conferences, so today is no exception, and the Candy Rapper is among them. The Great Patriot, now calling himself the Great American, wins himself an impersonator, and the state's news media is under attack once again. Then, Bob Stefanowski joins us to sound the alarm on the Ruling Party's move to force apartment's to be built in violation of suburban zoning laws.

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Alexis Harrison calls in for an update on the Democrats move to force suburbs to build affordable housing. Learn more at CT169Strong.org. Then, Jeff Caggiano reports from Bristol on a move by Dems to undo a term limit law after 8 years, right when it's going to impact them, claiming suddenly that its unconstitutional. And, we discuss another police shooting from Minneapolis.

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Can you believe that RANTERS are still reacting to an accusation of too many angry retirees from earlier in the week? It clearly touched a chord. As does the media's difficulty in asking Jolly Ned a tough question. And, there's a new set of lyrics sung to the tune of the Beverly HillBillies. Plus, Rep Kim Fiorello shares her experience of being a first year legislator representing Greenwich and Stamford in Hartford.

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If you take social pressures away, do women and men lose their differences as feminists have long argued? Nope. That's what Jordan Peterson says. We listen to the clip and discuss.

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12 year old James is back, and this week he's explaining why he thinks public universities should have a higher burden for protecting constitutional rights than is expected of private schools. He's delightfully smart and thoughtful and fun to listen to!

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He's here to talk about the big EverSource rate hike coming your way, but Len Suzio also explains the Averch Johnson effect, a theory of how regulated companies overcharge, then use the money to make politicians happy. It's an hour, effectively, on the dynamic that destroyed Connecticut governance.

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We talk the hard rock band known as the Beatles with Tom Shattuck, consider Jordan Peterson's suggestion that celebrating Diversity is an act of Racism, and listen to a millenial woman berating her grandfather's decision to watch a movie that she considers sexist.

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