John DeCarlo is the former Chief of Police in Branford and a professor over at the University of New Haven, and he joined Gary Byron to talk about policing in this country, mental health among officers, and what can be changed in a positive way.
State Senator Dan Champagne is a former police officer, and he joined Gary Byron on the air to talk about defunding the police, what will come of that, and what he foresees with officers leaving the state.
Adam Hardage is a former clandestine government operative whose exploits and pedigree are the stuff of legend. After four wars and six deployments, Adam came home with the intent to live in peace, grow the new health and wellness business he created, and raise his children in the quiet countryside.
Instead, the US government ushered in a coup in 2020, unleashed the COVID plandemic on the world, and began aggressively cancelling freedom fighters like Adam at every turn (Hardage is still banned on Twitter/X).
MELISSA LYONS, Until We Meet Again, From Grief to Hope After Losing A Pet, Melissa Lyons grew up on a farm where animals were an important part of her life. She is an award-winning author, speaker and entrepreneur who has been featured on CTV News, CBC radio and other media outlets. She is passionate about helping people connect with and embrace fresh perspectives when faced with loss or tragedy. Her book Until We Meet Again, is a heartwarming story of loss, unconditional love and hope. Written from the perspective of a beloved pet who has moved on and whimsically illustrated, readers are guided to feel memories, cry if they wish and then move towards living their life deliberately with joy and love. She spoke about the book to Brad and Paul
