The Hebron Maple Fest is "bringing it back home." Holly Habict, of the Town Center Project (in Hebron), explains maple lovers from all over can take part.

Morgan Cunningham opens up about covering the Michelle Troconis trial. He also brings on a Stamford-based criminal defense attorney, who he met while observing the trial.

In the first edition of "The Broadcaster at 100" WTIC anniversary series, Connecticut radio engineer and historian John Ramsey looks back on our founding in 1925 and formative years thereafter.  #WTIC100Years

"Tie a Yellow Ribbon"-singer Tony Orlando prepares to give the final performance of his decades-long career in Connecticut. 

Morgan takes his first-ever test drive of an electric vehicle then discusses pros and cons of the EV market with industry professional Martti Thomas.

Connecticut-based matchmaker Jill Dunn explains her matchmaking services and talks about her upcoming singles meetup event on Valentine's Day.

Morgan plays back recordings of his behind-the-scenes tour at the Bushnell Performing Arts Center in Hartford. 

Ashford-based author Felix Giordano talks about his work as a writer and how people can take part in self-publishing. Morgan reviews his backstage access at Bowzer's Rock N Doo Wop Party Vol. XXII.

Morgan offers his take on one common success displayed in recent Connecticut flooding. He also talks a little about Connecticut pizza in this "free topic" edition of the show. 

Jay Siegel, lead singer of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" by the Tokens, talks about the history of the song a week before he's set to perform it during Bowzer's Rock 'N' Doo-Wop Party XXII at Mohegan Sun.