Episodes
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Face CT 10-11-26
Woodstock Republican State Senator Jeff Gordon addresses cascading controversies within the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system.
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At Home In CT 10-4-26
Kris Dargenio, OO-Chair of the 2026 Plainville pumpkin festival talks with us this morning. We highlight the 11th Annual Plainville Pumpkin Festival! Taking place on Saturday, October 17th, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM in downtown Plainville, this beloved family-friendly community tradition features...
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At Home In CT 9-27-26
Daniel Peszynski (Owner/President) of Paul and Sandy's Too. This years Pumpkintown USA is open and running through the end of October with new puzzles and the hayride has returned.
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Face CT 9-20-26
Connecticut Association of School Superintendents Executive Director Fran Rabinowicz offers superintendents' perspectives on issues facing the 2026-2027 school year.
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At Home In CT 9-20-216
So many fairs and so many good eats, The Big E returns and so does our friend Chaz, "The Creampuff Guy". But how do you eat a cream puff? But don't worry, if the Big E is not your cup of tEa. There are many other fairs in the state. Check our CTAGfairs.org but hurry time is running out.
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At Home In CT 9-13-26
A brand-new East Hartford tradition is about to take flight! Marot Connor Martin talks about this great event and other events in the future. In partnership with the Connecticut River Valley Chamber of Commerce, the Town of East Hartford presents its first annual kite festival at Rentschler…
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Face CT 9-13-26
Connecticut Treasurer Erick Russell gives an update on a number of initiatives from his Office, including the funding of pensions for state employees and teachers.
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At Home In CT 9-6-26
Gerri Griswold, White Memorial Conservation Center Director of Administration and Development talks with us about their upcoming events. Including the big event, White Memorial's 44th Annual Family Nature Day September 26th, 2026. All the information can be found at https://whitememorialcc.org...
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Face CT 9-6-26
Connecticut Education Association President Kate Dias gives an update in time for back-to-school for the 2026-2027 academic year.
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At Home In CT 8-30-26
This week we return from vacation. So things got t a little medieval Heidi talked this week with Suzanne Sacks known as Lady Pretensia Knobble from the CT Renaissance faire. Running now through October 25th 2026. Lebanon Country Fairgrounds 122 Mack Road Lebanon, CT.
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Face CT 8-23-26
Dr. Amy Fogelstrom-Chai, the Republican running in Connecticut's First Congressional District, delivers an updat on her campaign, after Luke Bronin's primary upset over 14-term incumbent Congressman John Larson earlier this month.
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At Home In CT 8-23-26
Bryce Hardy, President of the Old Wethersfield Shopkeepers Association talks about The 7th Annual Old Wethersfield PorchFest took place on Saturday, August 29, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM along Main Street in Wethersfield
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Face CT 8-16-26
Luke Bronin displaces 14-term incumbent John Larson in Connecticut's First Congressional District. The democrat discusses the upset victory, opposition, and path to the November 3, 2026 General Election.
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At Home In CT 8-16-26
Nicole Soulier is the organizer of CT Pickle Fest happening August 21-23 at Mohegan Sun! She tells us everything about the fest and all that comes with it! You can also get cheap tickets for the festival now! Pickle Puns Included!
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At Home In CT 8-9-26
In this episode of At Home in Connecticut on WTIC News Talk 1080, host Joey Bourgoin sits down with Patrick Moore, the new owner of Avery’s Beverage, a iconic Connecticut soda brand established in 1904. Moore shares the history behind his involvement with Avery's, moving the bottling facility to...
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Face CT 8-9-26
Richard Brannigan, the CEO at the American Red Cross: Connecticut and Rhode Island, discusses the escalation of its second national blood crisis.
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Face CT 8-2-26
Josh Elliott, the progressive democratic challenger in the 2026 race for Governor, delivers a campaign update as the primary approaches.
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At Home In CT 8-2-26
Kristen Gauvin from Boxes to Boots talks about the need to start getting donations for the holiday season! It's never to early.
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Face CT 7-19-26
American Eagle Financial Credit Union Real Estate Lending Vice President Patty Mason explains the latest in first-time homebuying and homeownership trends in Connecticut.
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At Home In CT 7-19-26
Director of Human, Youth and Senior Services Melissa Hicks discusses The Town Festival, Michael Ross, Environmental Education Coordinator/Park Director at Dinosaur State Park and Captain Kevin Glue mans the Rocky Hill Ferry, a great way to ride across the Connecticut River.
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Face CT 7-12-26
Republican Ryan Fazio delivers an update on his campaign for Governor.
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Face CT 7-5-26
Coast Guard Auxiliarist David Obedzinski discusses water safety, including boating and swimming,.
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News You Can Use 6-28-26
On this Sunday’s edition of News You Can Use on WTIC Newstalk 1080 at 5:30 AM and 9:00 AM, host Ann Baldwin is joined by WFSB Meteorologist, Mike Slifer for a conversation about his journey from growing up in Central Connecticut to becoming one of the state's most recognizable weather...
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Face CT 6-28-26
Liberty Bank Security Officer Dave Delvecchia explains the latest in financial scams that particularly target elderly residents.
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At Home In CT 6-28-26
Cyndi Tolosa, Director of Advancement, CT Humanities, Project Manager, America 250 | CT talks about some more activities that the state has planned as we continue our America 250 celebration.
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At Home In CT 6-7-26
The Bristol Bazaar is expanding and not just with events, but Locations! Care Verikas owner and shall we say curator of the Bazaar updates us on happenings and expansion plans. Events and updates can be found at www.thebristolbazaar.com
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Face CT 6-7-26
Incumbent Democratic Congressman John Larson discusses the latest with his campaign ahead of the August 11, 2026, primary he faces, while also going into some of the top issues he's following in Washington.
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Face CT 5-31-26
Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin updates us on his campaign to unseat Incumbent Democratic Congressman John Larson (CT-01), as the race heads to a primary on August 11.
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Face CT 5-24-26
Democratic State Representative Jillian Gillchrest of West Hartford advances to a primary in a three-way Democratic fight against Incumbent John Larson.
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At Home In CT 5-17-26
On this weeks episode we talk with John Lyman who celebrates their 285th birthday. Growing season is off to a great start and local produce across the state look to be great this year.
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Face CT 5-17-26
State House Speaker Matt Ritter offers the democratic response to issues that emerged in the 2026 Legislative Session that recently concluded.
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Face CT 5-3-26
Former Bolton Republican State Representative Pam Sawyer continues advocacy for the Baby Safe Haven law, over 25 years since it first passed in Connecticut.
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At Home IN CT 4-26-26
John J. Gianoni President of the The Forestville Village Association and Chairman of the Forestville Duck Race fills us in on what is a duck race, and what we can expect for this years event on May 3, 2026
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Face CT 4-26-26
Republican Fifth Congressional District candidate Chris Shea introduces his bid to unseat Democratic Incumbent Jahana Hayes.
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At Home In CT 4-19-26
Rachel Lenda - Director of Tourism, State of Connecticut talks about some of the great events coming up in Connecticut this Spring and Summer. Grab that calendar and a pen and lets make some memories!
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At Home In CT 4-12-26
Stephanie Abrams, President & CEO of the New England Air Museum. School break events and Space exploration and History, right here in CT
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Face CT 4-5-26
CT Department of Motor Vehicles Commissioner Tony Guerrera delivers an update on the latest with the agency and how it's impacting drivers, as well as April's Distracted Driving Awareness Month.
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At Home In CT 3-29-26
Paul Petrillo, owner of Petrillo's Fairs and Festivals talks about some of the Food Truck Festivals and other spring time festivals coming up across the state.
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At Home In CT 3-22-26
Michael Fasulo, and Dawn Miceli of the Southington Drive-in Committee give us an updates up on the 2026 movie lineup, the hostory of the drive inn and some great events coming up this season.
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At Home In CT 3-15-26
Bill Flynn, Executive Director New Canaan Nature Center joins us for another week and topic. Bill talks about all the work the Nature Center has been doing in natural weed and pest control to make your yard safe and easy to care for this year. Take the easier route to enjoying your yard this season.
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Face CT 3-15-26
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong delivers an update on several issues concerning housing and utilities in Connecticut.
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Face CT 3-8-26
U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) discusses issues concerning the first week of the U.S./Israel war on Iran.
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At Home In CT 3-8-26
Bill Flynn, Executive Director New Canaan Nature Center talks about spring time events and summer camps.
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At Home In CT 3-1-26
Maple syrup is natures liquid gold. This season is looking to be a great season. Rob Lamothe, from Lamothe's Sugar house in Burlington updates us on the season's outlook.
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Face CT 3-1-26
Governor Ned Lamont opens up on some of the issues facing Connecticut and goals he's laying out during his campaign for a third term.
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At Home In CT 2-22-26
Tom Andersen, Director of Communications of the Connecticut Audubon Society talks feeders in the winter and what birds are hanging around during this record setting winter.
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Face CT 2-22-26
We address the recent story of Margaret Healey, a 93-year-old Alzheimer's resident at a nursing home, who wandered off overnight on February 8, 2026, and died in the cold. Democratic State Representative Jane Garibay, Chair of the Aging Committee, and Carolyn DeRocco, the Vice President for...
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Face CT 2-15-26
Jeff Dorman of Feeding Families Foundation and Michael Pollock of the New Haven Pizza Club team up for a good cause to bring food to families dealing with hospitalizations.
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At Home In CT 2-15-26
Sue Frisch and Devin Willow talk about the 9th Annual Winter Weekend in Norfolk (WIN), happening Saturday, February 21, and Sunday, February 22. For a full schedule and the latest updates, visit weekendinnorfolk.org
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At Home IN CT 2-8-26
Jay Dougherty, GM of Mount Southington talks about how to get started in skiing. Events that the mountain will be hosting. Along with what it is like to have a ski season where mother nature is providing some actual snow and cold temperatures.
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