The name Valerie Thomas has been synonymous with the Brad Davis Show for more than 15 years... Her cheerful voice and useful information have long been a trusted source for financial guidance.

And, now she's available online!

 If you're considering the benefits of rolling over a 401(k), 403(b) or 457 plan into an IRA, Valerie is the one to turn to for advice. If you're interested in unique Estate Planning ideas and want to protect the assets that you've worked so hard for, Valerie is the person to help guide you.

Valerie has the answers you need to make smart, informed decisions. 

• - Valerie offers free seminars throughout Connecticut on a regular basis. For a schedule of upcoming dates, click here.
• - Valerie offers complimentary consultations for your estate and financial planning needs, in her offices in Farmington, call her today at 800-825-1336 to schedule your appointment.
• - And, Valerie is a frequent guest on The Brad Davis Show, sharing her pearls of wisdom.
• - Listen to her podcasts today for more information about Valerie and her latest financial advice, as heard with Brad.

Kilbourne & Tully, P.C. are specialists with Elder Law and Medicaid planning and know the latest strategies for the division of assets. In a recent interview with Brad Davis, Dan Tully supplied very useful information that you should be aware of if you're facing making these decisions with a loved one.

Former Governor John Rowland talks about true economic development and it's impact, in his speech at the April Listener Luncheon entitled, "A Tale of Three Cities." Providence, Hartford and Waterbury are the focus and, (as always) the former Governor is both eloquent and moving with his common sense approach to the subject, and to life in general.

The National Fatherhood Initiative is sparking nationwide conversation on important issues for African American families by launching a new campaign designed to help strengthen marriage in the black community. The campaign addresses the growing crisis around issues of marriage and children. According to the U.S. Census, only 35% of black children today live with married parents. Roland Warren, President of the National Fatherhood Initiative speaks with Brad Davis about how these statistics can be changed, how young men can be encouraged to become good fathers and husbands, and why children from traditional families are more successful.

Governor Rell was our guest speaker at the first Listener Luncheon of 2008. In addition to speaking on the days most pressing issues, she answers the questions of those who attended the lucheon.

Brad was honored to interview all three of the Veteran's Day Parade essay winners in studio on November 11th and have them read their winning essays: First Place Winner, Elias Davenport of Weatogue, an 8th grade home-schooled student. Runner-Up, Ben Gee of Suffield, a 6th grade student attending Suffield Middle School and runner-up, Michael Adam Lee of Vernon an the 8th grade student at Vernon Center Middle School all did a massterful job reading their winning entries and speaking with Brad.

These three young men are an inspirational look at our future. They, and their parents should be very proud of their accomplishments thus far.

Representative Mike Lawlor and Brad Davis discuss the bill proposed by Lawlor and McDonald for Criminal Justice reform, including a tougher Three Strikes law, increased use of GPS and more. 

Army SSGT David Bellavia, was awarded the Silver Star and Bronze Star for his actions in Fallujah. He's one of the founders of Vet's for Freedom and works tirelessly to build public support for his fellow soldiers. He was a guest of Brad Davis during his salute to 9-11.

Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, guest of Brad Davis in his only media interview while in Connecticut.