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Tuesday's "Connecticut Today" with host Paul Pacelli featured a lively discussion about the widening "gender gap" in Connecticut politics, in particular when it comes to statewide elections (0:30). Cato Institute author Marian Tupy joined is to chat about his new book, "Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet" (19:08).

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With the elections coming up, Joe Aguiar has been tasked with filling for both Lisa Wexler and Norm Pattis, to keep you updated on what's going on around the state on the road to November's mid term election. First, Mike Telesca, Chairman of the Independent Party of Connecticut called in to talk about the lawsuit that's been filed Bob Stefanowski as well as what's going on with the Independent Party (0:00). Next, Dr. Amy Chai of the Independent Party came in studio to talk about her attempt to unseat Rosa DeLauro, as well as to get to know a little more about her (20:48). Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz joined Joe to talk about Governor Ned Lamont's reelection campaign (59:21). Finally, the President and Founder of the Connecticut Epilepsy Advocate, Robert Fiore joined Joe to talk about an upcoming blood driving coming up in Milford (1:22:28).

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Most of the companies participating in a four-day workweek pilot program in Britain said they had seen no loss of productivity during the experiment, and in some cases had seen a significant improvement. Career strategist, Julie Bauke, shares why this new way of work scheduling could be the 'golden handcuffs' employers are looking for. ((00:10))

New information shows more and more Americans are getting their news from online platforms. But what does the data really mean? Social media consultant, Krista Carnes, explains it's not all bad. ((14:04))

November 14th marks Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day. It's a national movement to combat racism and bullying at schools. AAA's Fran Mayko shares the details of the day and why Connecticut schools should get involved. ((24:32))

The Trumbull Library is looking for the mystery family related to people in photos that date back to the 1930's. Library director, Stefan Lyhne-Nielsen, told us how the photos ended up at the library and why they need the public's help. ((39:39))

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"Connecticut Today" host Paul Pacelli wondered how and why politics and the debate over policy have descended to the current, lowest-common-denominator level (0:31). Independent gubernatorial candidate Rob Hotaling joined the show to talk about Tuesday night's first debate (10:54).

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Friday's "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli wrapped up the week looking at the aftermath of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' move to send a group of migrants the Martha's Vineyard (0:22). CEMA head Chris Herb talked about the recent controversy over the use of heat pumps in Connecticut (9:22).

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Joe Aguiar filled in for Norm on the "Norm Pattis Show" and he welcomed two ladies running for office. First State Representative Jillian Gilchrest called in to talk about the work she's done and what she hopes to accomplish (0:00). After he, U.S. Senate Candidate Leora Levy joined the program to talk about what she hopes to accomplish and some of what she hopes she can do beat the incumbent Richard Blumenthal (18:09). 

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On the last show before her break, Lisa Wexler chats with her sister Jill Zarin and let's listeners share stories on the Kindness of Strangers.

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INGREDIENTS:

- 4 eggs

- 1/4 cup seltzer

- 1/4 cup olive oil

- 1 cup of matzah meal

Once mixed, refrigerate it. Make the mix into small balls and boil them in a pot of water. Simmer for about a half hour

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