Executive Director Scott Dolch of the Connecticut Restaurant Association joined Gary on the air to discuss the re-opening of the state, how you can support local restaurants, and how he foresees the coming months.
Jamie Luckhardt, BS, Health Educator Naugatuck Valley Health District: January is National Radon Action Month and the Naugatuck Valley Health District (NVHD) is urging residents to test their homes for radon gas, the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers. She discussed this with Brad and Paul
RAHEEL RAZA, Clarion Project Advisory Board member, a founding member of the Muslim Reformer Movement, and international human rights activist. Raheel Raza—who received a fatwa from Saudi Arabia—contends that Saudi Arabia has a grotesque history of violence that must be condemned. She argues that the United States was correct to denounce this violence, but that it’s ridiculous that Muslim nations have failed to condemn this brutal murder and are instead looking to America for an answer. She joined Brad and Paul.
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Gary caught up with Karen Straughan, a critic of feminism and an advocate for men’s rights, about the Democrats evil agenda. Half the states in the US are fending off gender-affirming care for children. Then Republican Senate Leader Steven Harding called in to discuss the 4.5% raise for CT state workers, as most people in the state continue to struggle. Gary chatted with USA Today's Conservative Journalist Ingrid Jacques about liberal media bias, particularly the scandal at NPR.
