Rep. Liz Lineha, D-Chesire, recalls an incident of sexual assault in the workplace 20 years ago, and how she was run out of an industry after telling her superiors.

Human Heisman Trophy encyclopedia and Senate President Pro Tempore Martin M. Looney, D-New Haven, joins the Morning Record podcast to break down this year's race, and take a look the upcoming college football playoff.

Human Heisman Trophy encyclopedia and Senate President Pro Tempore Martin M. Looney, D-New Haven, joins the Morning Record podcast to break down this year's race, and take a look the upcoming college football playoff.

Staff writer Leigh Tauss joins the Morning Record podcast to discuss tensions between Meriden City Manager Guy Scaife and Corporation Counsel Mike Quinn, highlighted by Scaife's unsuccessful effort to dissuade the City Council from reappointing Quinn.

Staff writer Leigh Tauss joins the Morning Record podcast to discuss tensions between Meriden City Manager Guy Scaife and Corporation Counsel Mike Quinn, highlighted by Scaife's unsuccessful effort to dissuade the City Council from reappointing Quinn.

Sen. Beth Bye, D-West Hartford, joins the Morning Record podcast to talk about PoliticaCT, a new advocacy group aimed at supporting progressive women in politics. Bye co-founded the group with Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman, Rep. Robyn Porter, D-New Haven, and others.

Sen. Beth Bye, D-West Hartford, joins the Morning Record podcast to talk about PoliticaCT, a new advocacy group aimed at supporting progressive women in politics. Bye co-founded the group with Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman, Rep. Robyn Porter, D-New Haven, and others.

Staff Writer Leigh Tauss joins the Morning Record podcast to talk about Monday's swearing in ceremony for the Meriden City Council. She shares Mayor Kevin Scarpati's goals for the next two years and discusses some changes in leadership for the council.

Staff Writer Leigh Tauss joins the Morning Record podcast to talk about Monday's swearing in ceremony for the Meriden City Council. She shares Mayor Kevin Scarpati's goals for the next two years and discusses some changes in leadership for the council.

Staff writer Mary Ellen Godin joins the Morning Record podcast to explain why municipal leaders are concerned over the fact that the state budget is on pace for a $200-million deficit.