Brent McCall, an old cell mate of Michael Liebowitz who is now a regular on the show, talks about what's wrong with the way prisons are run. McCall is the author of the book Down the Rabbit Hole, with Michael Liebowitz, and is on his third decade of incarceration in Connecticut.

Marco Greenberg explains how his son was expelled from Washington, CT Boarding school "The Gunnery" for an unfortunate explosion of anger, and why his family has filed suit against the school. Plus, a quick call from Michael Liebowitz.

Ned's done with his regular daily one hour "presser," which means Todd gets to do a regular talk radio show again. There's a good conversation on Covid politics to start, then a nice interview with Cromwell Mayor Enzo Faienza.

Was the Dalio Partnership doomed from the start? Education activist Gwen Samuel from the Connecticut Parents Union thinks it was, but not just because of the exemptions the partnership earned from ethics laws. We discuss.

Is it really opening day for the CT economy? It is for outdoor dining, and if you go by our listeners, it sounded like they were eager and willing to partake as we ask, "Are you ready, or not?"

Ray & Barbara Dalio, a much touted partner in making Jolly Ned's life of Fairfield County luxury into an apparent benefit to the state, has been blown up. Now, the Dalio's are refusing to work with the Lamont administration as scandal has destroyed the partnership.

In the second half, we get input on the Dalio Disaster from GOP Asst Minority Leader Rep. Vinny Candelora, who says it's time to end the emergency and get back to work.

We discuss the Bungled-Billionaire-Dalio-Disaster with Tom Scott. Tom spent ten years in the state senate, and has advised many a Republican campaign in the state.

We like talking to prisoners in the CT system. It's a great chance to learn how little compassion there is in Big Government where they have a chance to show it with those who need it most. Today, we talk again with Carlos Rebollo, who went to prison 22 years ago when he was 15. The compassion crowd never gave him a shot, as Carlos explains today.

Todd's nephew Sam Feinburg, Executive Director and COO of a public service company called Helena, has become a big international buyer of PPE, and explains why Bob Stefanowki could buy lots of masks to giveaway while Gov Lamont couldn't.

Becky Johansen, owner of The Permanent Solution salon in Northford, explains how hard she's worked to prepare for reopening and how disappointed - and upset - she is that Jolly Ned pulled the rug from under her plans with his reversal on salon re-openings this week.