A Jurassic Time!
Dino Dan from the Dinosaur Place discusses all the things they have for a great family day out!

Dino Dan from the Dinosaur Place discusses all the things they have for a great family day out!
Diana Harley is the owner at Breakfast at Diana's in Montville CT. She was nice enough to host Darting Across CT this morning.
University of New Haven is moving to Division I in sports. The Athletic Director Devin Crosby and the Head Football Coach Mark Powell join us to talk about the move and to preview the schedule for football and basketball.
Sheldon Jacobson is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Illinois. He launched the research field of aviation security analytics, demonstrating how probabilistic models, optimization, and artificial intelligence can be used to improve the performance of aviation security systems.
We talk with the New Managing Editor of CT News Junkie Donald Eng.
Jenn Pascal is an Associate Professor at UConn. She talks to us about The UConn Brewing Innovation Initiative. They have a Beer Tasting Showdown..... WHAAAAT?!
The Great Chris Keating from the Hartford Courant spends the hour with us to discuss his lengthy career and gives us an inside look in the Capital.
The Yale Innovation Summit is coming up and Frank Milone who is an Entrepreneur in Residence at Yale and co-founder of FML CPAs talks about it.
Marc Sherer from Hartford Taste describes all the good food and drinks you can experience at this great event!
Alex Putterman from CT Insider discusses his latest piece about the gap between the rich and poor in the state of CT
Erik Semmel from TAB Computer Systems and Computer Talk With TAB talks about how Microsoft is now going to charge Non-Profits more for its M365 Software. He also discusses the Charter / Cox cable merger
Lindsay Rickis is the owner and operator of Zunararocks. She paints rocks and puts butterflies on them to help comfort those that may need a pick-me-up. She discusses how it started and how you can do your part to keep this beautiful idea going!
Lori Riley from the Courant joined us to discuss thebody of a woman who went hiking in Japan back in 2023 was finally discovered.... But what happened to her still remains a mystery.
Greg Bordonaro from the Hartford Business Journal talks all things CT Business including a big-time TV Cable Merger.
Jill Schlesinger gives us the latest in regards to your investments. Are we back from the deficit?
Michael Coyne is the Dean of the MA School of Law. He discusses the latest on the Karen Read case and also talks about the birthright citizenship issue at hand.
David Lightman checks in and gives us the latest from the Nation's Capitol.
Sen Stephen Harding discusses the home schooling legislation not advancing. How vindicating is this?
Speaker of the House Matt Ritter discusses the latest on the budget and the session.
Senator Ryan Fazio discusses the latest with the session in Hartford
Kelly Green is a Tattoo Artist but she will be one of twenty artists that will be at Urban Lodge Brewing in Manchester on Saturday painting and spray painting for a great cause.
The Courant's Dom Amore discusses the ban being lifted on Pete Rose and Joe Jackson. Also will the CT Sun be moving out of Connecticut?
William Dellacamera from Cecarellis Harrison Hill Farm took his tractor all the way to Washington DC in hopes to get some farmer's aid from past storms in CT.
It is Salvation Army Week and Michael Baldelli stops by to discuss their latest initiative and how you can help.
Alexander Soule is a business writer with Hearst Connecticut Media Group. He discusses how Connecticut homebuyers will face fierce competition in some towns as prices, listings surge in spring.
The University of New Haven just announced that they are going to Division I for all sports. Their Athletic Director Devin Crosby discusses the change and amps us up like nobody ever has!
Ken Dixon discusses the session and some of the important pieces to it.
Ella Napack of Hearst CT Media did a story on teens that are now having actual love relationships with A.I. Bots. Yes, it is a real thing.... but why?
Hartford Business Journal's Greg Bordonaro checks in to discuss a new preferred location for the federal courthouse in Hartford, federal funding cuts to the arts and culture industry, and the latest on the Pratt & Whitney strike, including Pratt's recent "commitment to CT”.
Josh Elliot represents the 88th District in CT. He discusses the upcoming session and possible special session.