Sunday Talk

Democrats are urging Governor Lamont to declare a fiscal emergency in anticipation of more funding cuts from Washington. Doing so would allow legislators to circumvent the fiscal guardrails. House Speaker Matt Ritter (D-Hartford) explains why he’d rather have a plan in place now. Plus, we touch on what’s being done to lower energy costs.

The pricing structure for prescription drugs is confusing and frustrating for patients and the people who dispense them. Rep. Tracy Marra (R-Darien), a trained pharmacist, discusses how the role of Pharmacy Benefit Managers has changed over the years, creating a situation where smaller pharmacies are often end up on the losing side of price negotiations.

DOGE cuts and veterans

Stamford Board of Education member Doctor Rebecca Hammon and high school parent Melissa Broder discuss the divide between the school system and parents over schedule changes

Patti Russo with The Campaign School at Yale on more women running for political office

U.S. Rep. Jim Himes / (D) Fourth District on this week’s developments in Washington, DC

UConn Women’s Basketball Play-by-Play Announcer Bob Joyce on the team winning the National Championship

Kara Sundlun, Themis Klarides and Jimmy Tickey on their new streaming program “Capitol Rundown”

Real ID: DMV Commissioner Tony Guerrera

City’s future: Hartford Mayor Arunan Arulampalam

Attracting movie crews to Connecticut: Todd Traina,  Film Producer