AMY PARMENTER, MANAGER, PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS AAA ALLIED GROUP, spoke to Brad and Paul about Cold Weather Turns 'Inconvenience' into Emergency. AAA is warning motorists that the extreme cold coming in, the record number of drivers on the road and also the number of vehicles that will be sitting idle for days, will result in thousands of drivers – and their passengers – being stranded in extremely dangerous conditions.

 

TOC Podcast

Veteran Investigative Journalist George Colli from GColli.com joined us from New York City for his weekly appearance, and discussed the scandal at NPR, and the media in general. Lee Elci from our sister station came on for his weekly cross-over bit, and Commissioner Bryan Cafferelli of the Department of Consumer Protection called in to talk about lemon laws concerning cars in CT,

 
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Liz Kurantowicz on Brad Davis Show 10-9-19

Connecticut Politico and Host of the Capitol Report on WTNH, Liz Kurantowicz joined Brad Davis and Gary Byron to talk about the various businesses that have left Connecticut or went out due to taxes and an unfriendly business environment. Also the new bags that the House Republican's are selling is also on the docket!

 
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Dr. Hania Alaidroos on Brad Davis Show 6 — 28 – 19

Family Practice Physician DR. HANIA ALAIDROOS joined Brad Davis to talk about Keeping a lot of light on while you snooze -- such as from a television or bright nightlight -- has been linked with an increased risk of weight gain and obesity. Specifically, sleeping with a television or light on in the room was positively associated with gaining five kilograms, or 11 pounds, over a five-year period among women in a new study published in the medical journal JAMA Internal Medicine on Monday. "There was a 17% chance of gaining the five kilograms -- after we adjusted for confounding factors," said Dale Sandler, a senior investigator at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences in North Carolina and senior author of the study. In addition, there was a 22% chance of becoming overweight and a 33% chance of becoming obese, she added.

 
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