The anti-anger, anti old retired guy RANT LINE call from Tuesday continues to reverberate. Former Producer Mike calls to report on toll roads in his new home of Texas, and Ned's idea to pack Middletown with refugee kids draws some response too. Plus, UConn Senior Kevin Catapano tackles MLB's decision to move the All Star Game from Atlanta on today's visit - we also discuss woke corporations.

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We start today's baseball delayed show with the early unveiling of a Rant Line caller. The Ranter is irate over the fact that so many callers call up irate - a fact that he claims is destroying the country. Then, Joe Markley joins the conversation with a focus on equity, and he and Todd discuss the marijuana legislation being debated in Hartford.

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A Rant from yesterday criticized all the retired White Men he hears on the station, while praising Governor Lamont for his performance in Hartford. Today, many Ranters responded, resulting in a delightful hour. Then, we talk the energy policy being pushed by CTDems with Len Suzio, who says if it becomes reality it will leave Connecticut dark.

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Rant Line calls are concerned about Vaccine Suppression today, as well as why so many old white guys call us, and there's a defense of cops at 860-751-4698. Then, former state senator and pundit Tom Scott talks about the Democrats' push for local sales and income taxes going on now in Hartford.

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How are things at the Hartford Police Department? Not looking good, recent events might indicate says Kevin Brookman, proprietor of the blog WeThePeopleHartford.com. Kevin fills us in. Then, Todd talks about the magic words of the left, with the help of clips from Thomas Sowell - words like Diversity and Equity - used often by Democrats to drive policy and spending, but which they never really define.

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Ken Girardin, policy director at the Connecticut think tank Yankee Institute, discusses the longheld reputation for the state being the richest in the country. But is it, still? Ken Explains. Learn more at yankeeinstitute.org. Then, we talk Vaccine Passports - Vaxports? - with Alphonso McGriff.

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Oh, My, It's time to rant once again, and even the Candy Rapper takes part. We hear a "best of" Jolly Ned's Comedy Club, chosen by creator Steve from NBC Haddam, and we discuss the $58 million federally funded equity campaign coming to the state to make sure everybody wants a vaccination with Bob Stefanowski!

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Does the state Department of Public Health run public health in the state? Nope, not according to Av Harris, who was in charge of communications for DPH for all of Ned's term until January. Av says that when the folks at DPH wanted to know what Jolly Ned's policy decisions were, they would listen to his press conferences. We play cuts from Av and discuss.

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It's a short show after a long Sox opener, so we start with Jolly Ned's Comedy Club and move right into today's RANTS! We take a couple of phone calls too! Have a great Easter weekend.

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We talk to prisoner Mike Liebowitz today about what the conversation always boils down to - how prisons operate, and criminal justice, but specifically, the easing of criminal penalties for young offenders that has led to outbreaks of crimes like car theft, many say.

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