Former Connecticut radio personality Bob DeCarlo remembers his national Top 10 political satire hit "Convention '72" while comparing and contrasting it to today's political environment.

Retired East Hartford Police Department Patrol Sergeant Mark Kelly draws upon his experiences as an officer in two books he's recently written.

Morgan reviews his vacation in Puerto Rico with Lissette Colon of the Fairfield Country Puerto Rico Parade. 

During this edition of The Broadcaster at 100 Series, we celebrate the legacy of Bob Steele, whose career at WTIC spanned from 1936 to 2002. His son, Phil, joins us for this first of two shows in the series on Bob. 

U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Frank Tedone's family reacts to the identification of his remains, over 80 years since he went missing in action during World War II.

The Zagray Farm Museum in Colchester preserves Connecticut's farm history. *Jingle samples are courtesy of PAMS Productions, Inc. and JAM Creative Productions, Inc. (www.pams.com and jingles.com).

In the fifth installment of the Broadcaster at 100, 1944 Hartford Circus Fire survivor Nancy Savin remembers the tragedy, which has become the longest-running developing news coverage story on WTIC.

AC Petersen's co-owner Bill Denton looks back on over 100 years of the West Hartford ice cream parlor.

Former Connecticut radio personality Ron Sedaille begins his second annual cross-country road trip.

The KC Sisters from Avon return to Spotlight CT to announce their new album, "Cool Summer."