Margaret is running against longtime incumbent Rosa DeLauro in the 3d Congressional District, and she joined Gary Byron to talk about how the fight is going and breaks a little bit of news.

There was a 9/11 Memorial held at Sherwood Island State Park in Westport, and State Senator Tony Hwang was a part of it. He talked to Gary about what the ceremony was.

The CIAC’s decision for non contact football has made waves in the state, and Speaker of The House Joe Aresimowicz  joined Gary Byron’s show to talk about the decision, Gov Lamont’s executive orders, and the DPH Commissioner

Len Suzio joined Gary’s show to talk about the PURA hearings, how consumers can get involved, and why the OCC is backing him.

A congressional canidiate running against Jim Himes, newcomer Jonathan Riddle joined Gary on the air to talk about his platform, his career outside of politics, and why he’s running.

NBC Chief Investigative Reporter Len Besthoff joined Gary’s show to talk about Bradley International Airport, and the rising electric bills and what can be done about it.

Senate Minority Leader Len Fasano joined the program with Gary to talk about what’s going on with Gov Lamont’s office, the extension of his emergency powers, and when he thinks Phase three will be in effect.

A former cop, and Mayor of Vernon, Dan Champagne joined Gary Byron to talk about the new police bill and all the dangers that come with it.

Chief Meteorologist Bruce DePrest joined Gary Byron to talk about the crazy weather we’ve been having in the month of August.

There’s a big event going on at the state capital, and State Senator George Logan joined the show with Gary Byron to talk about it.