Brian & Company

Hearst CT Media's Luther Turmelle did a story covering Eversource apparently charging CT Electric Customers roughly 1.8 Billion more than they should have over the last 10 years. How did this happen? What was PURA even doing? Luther breaks it down and answers what he found.

Francesca Daniele is the Founder of The Legacy Community School in Southington which is having its Grand Opening this weekend with enrollment starting this weekend as well! Visit them at LegacyCommunitySchool.org for more information!

Robert Hansen is the Associate Professor of Chemistry at Quinnipiac University. He talks about the air quality and the air in CT when the wildfire smoke reaches us. A really interesting conversation as he breaks it all down.

The Courant's Chris Keating joins us to talk about the primary results and reflects on the incredible career of John Larson after he lost to Luke Bronin in yesterday's primary for the 1st District.

As we broke the sad story of Nancy Wyman's passing, CT Insider's Dan Haar joins us to remember the CT Legend and he also discusses the primary results across the state.

Ryan Fazio now knows he will face Governor Lamont in November. He joins us to talk about the road ahead as he pushes towards Election Day.

The CT Business Blend with the Hartford Business Journal's Greg Bordonaro. This week Greg joins us to talk about Junior Achievement's ambitious learning center in downtown Hartford; Laz making another big bet in Hartford and how one CT brewery is growing amid industry struggles.

The Great Erik Semmel from TAB Computer Systems and Computer Talk with TAB joins us for another Tech Tuesday where he discusses the latest scams, AI and a potential frightening scheme involving insider trading that may literally cause fires.

Yankee Institute's Meghan Portfolio joins us to discuss how the state will need to fix pensions for state employees.

UConn Men's Basketball coach Dan Hurley had some interesting comments about the NCAA new rules. CT Insider's David Borges joins us to iron it all out.

Senator Stephen Harding joins us to discuss the governor’s call for municipalities to pause deploying automated license plate readers and surveillance cameras due to unanswered questions. he also gives his predictions on local political races.

CT Insider's Alex Putterman joins us to discuss why CT Voters are seeing even more political ads this year than any other year.

The Courant's Ed Mahony updates us on the latest with The Revolution Wind Project.

Brian breaks down the latest political and financial headlines alongside guest David Lightman from National Journal. The conversation dives into the economic fallout of recent job loss numbers and potential interest rate shifts by the Federal Reserve, while also weighing the political anxieties surrounding ongoing tensions with Iran. Lightman provides key updates on Congressional budget squabbles,...

Chris Powell, Columnist talks about his latest piece, "Can eastern Connecticut get ready in time for its future?"

Congresswoman Jahana Hayes Addresses District Funding Allegations

Ruth Fortune is running to represent Connecticut's 1st Congressional District.

Jonathan De Barros talks about his history and what led him to be the man and candidate he is.

Jillian Gilchrest is running for the nomination in the 1st District. She talks about early voting and her hopes to win the nomination.

Chris Shea is running for the Republican Nomination in the 5th District and needs your vote! He is looking to go up against Jahana Hayes in the election, and he gives his thoughts on his campaign.

Luke Bronin is running in the primary for the 1st Congressional District. He joins us to discuss early voting and his plans if he gets the nomination.

It is Tech Tuesday with Erik Semmel from TAB Computer Systems and Computer Talk with TAB. He tells us to be scared of sharing your public wifi. THE RUSSIANS ARE HERE!!

Former Bristol Mayor Jeff Caggiano joins us to discuss some of the choices the town has made regarding the Board of Education. He explains a petition that is going around to have a recall.