Chloe Wynne
Producer, The Wheelhouse & Where We Live and Host, Generation Gilmore GirlsChloe is a producer for The Wheelhouse and Where We Live at Connecticut Public. She's also the host and a producer of the narrative podcast 'Generation Gilmore Girls.' Before that, she produced and reported for VPM and Story Mechanics on the investigative podcast 'Admissible: Shreds of Evidence.' She earned her master's degree from Columbia Journalism School in 2021. Reach her at cwynne@ctpublic.org.
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Political violence is a small fraction of violent crime in the U.S. But a new survey shows more Americans think it may be necessary to get the country back on track. -
Turn down the lights and turn up the chills. Where We Live is diving into Connecticut’s spookiest stories — from haunted history to things that go bump in the night. -
New data from UConn shows Black Connecticut residents face police use of force at disproportionate rates. -
As politicians offer potential solutions in hard economic times, some progressives are finding themselves branded “socialists” by the opposition. What is socialism and where are we seeing it in today’s public policy? -
Chef Pyet DeSpain is a member of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation. She also has Mexican-American roots and is bringing fresh flavors to the table. This hour, she shares her culinary journey with us – from homelessness to winning the reality TV competition, Next Level Chef. -
Students at the University of Connecticut who are on opposite sides of the political aisle talk about how they’re working to respect one another amid political violence and a federal government shutdown. -
This hour, we’re joined by Ashley Bouder, former principal dancer for the New York City Ballet and newly appointed executive director of Eastern Connecticut Ballet. -
State officials are putting on a full-court press to keep the Connecticut Sun local. But is political pressure enough to keep the WNBA franchise from being the latest professional sports team to leave Connecticut? -
Connecticut is investing in its future through a child care endowment. We ask the architect of the program about when families can expect relief. -
Spotted lanternflies are popping up across Connecticut, but one scientist says there’s no need to panic. Plus, we look at the state’s clean energy goals and how people are coping with climate anxiety.
