State Senator John Kissel joined Gary on the air to talk about keeping a positive face during this coronavirus, how to connect with people who are frightened, and how this impacts the 2020 political year.
Sen. John Kissel with Gary Byron
State Senator John Kissel joined Gary on the air to talk about keeping a positive face during this coronavirus, how to connect with people who are frightened, and how this impacts the 2020 political year.
Gary started the morning by talking with the President and CEO of the CT Restaurant Association, Scott Dolch about some of the issues restaurants are dealing with right now, then Senate Republican Leader Steven Harding came on to talk about the current legislative session, and former State Senator and former Republican LT Gubernatorial candidate Joe Markely joined the show to talk about Joe Liberman and serving the people.
Clinical Counselor RHONDA MARTIN, Over 15 million American adults have a drinking problem, according to National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Yet less than seven percent receive treatment. Are people afraid to look in the mirror? Ask themselves why they are behaving a certain way? How do you get over that fear? How can you embrace self- reflection? What are the signs you need professional help? How do you choose the right therapist? She talked to Brad and Paul about these subjects.
Lumberjack Ned! George Colli joined Gary this morning from New York City to discuss the protests at Columbia University and the rest of the country, and he explained the situation with Governor Lamont cutting down 180 trees, illegally, without a permit and on protected wetlands. Lee Elci checked in from the shoreline and shared his thoughts on Treegate and other thoughts and observations, then former Democratic Congresswoman and 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidate Tulis Gabbard called in to discuss her new book, and to discuss why she left the Democratic Party.