In this mostly solo show, Morgan recounts his recent trip to the Connecticut State Library and explains an unusual use of particular stairs in Hartford. Arthur Rovozzo joins the show mid-program to discuss an upcoming Jimi Hendrix tribute.

Jose Alves, President of the Danbury Railway Museum, walks us through some aspects of American and Connecticut transportation history. 

Michael Teiger, President of the Hartford Brainard Airport Association, takes Morgan on an introductory flight during an explanation of general aviation airports.

Terry Lea Jenkins, now age 95, reminisces on her jingle singing career that included work heard in Connecticut and a project with Glen Campbell. Jonathan Wolfert, President of PAMS Productions, Inc. and JAM Creative Productions, Inc., provides additional history. Jingle samples are courtesy of PAMS Productions, Inc. (www.pams.com).

Members of the Fish Family Farm in Bolton share the story behind their local farm, known for its popular ice cream and dairy. 

Wallingford-based author Emily Franke turns the loss of her grandmother into a new children's book that's intended to help children understand grief.

Paul’s Boutique Records AKA Vernon Vinyl opens up about its thousands and thousands of records for sale, from all eras and of all genres.

Gerri Griswold gives a beginners-level tour through White Memorial Conservation in Litchfield.

Morgan revisits his discussions with Brenden Hall (Marlborough, CT-native going to space via SpaceX) and Bill Potvin (Hosmer Mountain Soda).

Morgan revisits his discussions with George Noory ("Coast to Coast AM" host) and Paul Ramunni (New England Accordion Connection and Museum).