Alfredo Castillo, a city councilman from Bridgeport, is breaking with Governor Lamont over tolls. Fredo spends 90 minutes in studio discussing his decision.

Jason Gulino is a prisoner in the Connecticut system, serving his time at the Osborne Correctional facility in Somers, the same prison that houses Michael Liebowitz, a regular and treasured guest here. Jason is part of a broadening of our efforts to make visible the invisible - and unknown - inmates of our prisons with an eye toward understanding the ways in which they might perform well even though 60% are re-arrested once returning to normal life and 34% of released inmates return to prison.

Regular guest Frank Farricker joins Todd in a discussion on the impeachment process and how Trump effects CT politics going forward.

Former state senator Joe Markley joins Todd to discuss his recent column about the Democrat obsession with tolls. Joe believes truck tolls are a bait-and-switch.

Todd is joined at the Holiday Store by Joel Johnson, of Money Wisdom. They discuss the current state of personal finance and Joel shares some helpful tips.

Todd feels a change in the air, tremors on the ground. Principles are the key!

Tom Scott joins us for a chat about politics - and comedy.

Are you for big government or small? How would you feel about a plan to phase out things like social security, medicaid or medicare? We discuss.

Michael Liebowitz is a regular on the show, as well as a co-author of Down the Rabbit Hole, a book about criminal justice reform. He joins us from the Osborne Correctional Facility in Somers, Connecticut. Today, we talk with Michael about his favorite and most passionate topic - prison reform.

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Former gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski discusses the role of Annie Lamont in her husband's administration in his weekly visit, and he highlights the many ways Ned fails to make any effort to cut costs of state government.