Just after the State of the State address from Gov. Lamont, Senate Minority Leader Len Fasano joined Gary Byron to talk about the broken promises, what he hears about the transportation bill, and when a vote will take place.
Sen. Toni Boucher, Serves on the Finance Revenue and Bonding Committee, spoke to Brad about how in 2018, most of the $2 billion Connecticut paid state retirees stayed in Connecticut, but at least $184.5 million went to 4,800 retirees who now live in Florida.
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
Dr Gregg Gonsalves is a Professor in Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases and Co-Director of Global Justice Partnership, and he joined Gary Byron on the air to talk about all things coronavirus.
