Katherine McCabe's extensive collection of Monkees memorabilia is hidden under your nose in Burlington.

John Murphy of Human Arts Media follows trends in Eastern Connecticut and reports on his findings.

Adam Rice is one of the new owners at Tower Optical in Norwalk, the manufacturer of tourist binocular viewers since 1932.

The founder and CEO of the Warren Society for Paranormal Research and Education Joe Franke runs down the latest work, both cases and talks, he's covered in Connecticut.

Amy Orlomoski is the long-running host of a community show through the University of Connecticut called "The Bluegrass Cafe."

Joby Rogers transforms into Michael Jackson in "UMX The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience," years after he received a signed letter from Michael Jackson to have Rogers be his official substitute.

Attorney Norm Pattis, known for his controversial clientele, talks about his bookstore, Whitlock's Book Barn, in Bethany, and related issues.

Judge Kevin Randolph, who recently retired from the State of Connecticut, shares some lessons learned from his over four decades of working from both sides of the bench in the courtroom.

Ken Santapietro explains how the Connecticut Men's Catholic Conference can offer a renewed sense of hope and understanding in the face of numerous challenges in our world today.

Yankee Institute "Yankee Doodle Dandy" Andy Fowler gives us the history of a meeting that took place in Connecticut in September, 1780 that set up the end of the American Revolution (1975-1783).