Lori Hopkins-Cavanagh joined Brad and Paul to talk about a variety of subjects around the state

RICK SYNNOTT, PRESIDENT SYNNOTT TRAVEL, was on with Brad and Paul to talk about the upcoming 10 days trip to Italy, September 4-13, 2019— and how you can join in on the fun, hosted by Paul!

ROGER HIGGINS, Roger immigrated to America from England as a child and became a lawyer. He is the author of the historical novel Billy Gogan, Gone Fer Soldier, he spoke to Brad and Paul about a Controversial Topic: Are There Parallels Between Today’s Immigrant Struggles and the Irish Influx of the 19th Century?

Mr. Hartford, MIKE MCGARRY, joined Brad and Paul to talk about First Night New Year’s Eve Celebration, Downtown Hartford

Congressman John Larson joined Brad to talk about how Trump doesn't need a wall and other problems in Washington.

ADITA YRIZZARY-LANG, AUTHOR OF SUPERPOWERS, A BUSY WOMEN’S GUIDE TO HEALTH AND HAPPINESS, The Perfect Brown Bag Lunch, she shared with Brad and the listening audience, what foods to include in a perfect brown bag lunch and what foods they should never eat. talk about. "

Senator George Logan will discuss this story on how Ned Lamont stopped short of vowing to veto a broad tolling bill. He joined Paul to talk about this

Edward Goldberg is a professor of international political economy at the Center for Global Affairs at New York University. He is the author of “The Joint Ventured Nation: Why America Needs A New Foreign Policy.” His next book is “Why Globalization Works for America: How Nationalist Trade Policies Will Lead to Ruin.” He joined Paul to talk about this piece

Rosie J. Pova, Award-winning Children's Author and Writing Instructor for the Dallas ISD, joined Paul to talk about Raising Kids with Electronic: Are We Failing as Parents, along with the sample questions: How can parents get their kids to read. Why do we need to read more complicated books to babies and simpler ones to older kids.

Laura Soll, Board Member of the Windsor Food and Fuel Bank, joined Brad to talk about how the Windsor Food and Fuel Bank is appreciative to Windsor resident George Saponare for opening his amazing holiday-decorated home to the public during three December weekends - AND to the scores of people who visited, bringing donations of food and funds. This generous effort generated 625 pounds of nonperishable food and over $1,500 in funds for the Windsor Food & Fuel Bank. What a wonderful holiday gesture of goodwill by all! Thanks to all of you who helped to make it a success.