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Technical producer Dylan Reyes returns for a conversation with Cat on growing up and the music that shaped them.

April is the perfect time to celebrate the power of words and imagination, and honor National Poetry Month and the birthday of the iconic William Shakespeare. Dive into a world of rhythm, rhyme and self-expression as you feel, create and share!

This hour, The Nose looks at the new talking animals cozy murder mystery comedy, ‘The Sheep Detectives,’ and the Netflix Martin Short documentary, ‘Marty, Life Is Short.’

A year in Bigfoot country. Decades at Loch Ness. Two men explain what it’s like to build a life around mysteries that still refuse to be pinned down.

Connecticut Public has received 16 Regional New England Emmy® Award nominations, highlighting outstanding achievement in television and media production throughout the region.

Jill Lepore and Jon Meacham discuss what, if anything, the past can teach us about our political moment. They talk about Independence Day and myths from U.S. history.

This hour, and as Stephen Colbert’s 11-season run on ‘The Late Show’ comes to an end and ’The Late Show’s 33-season run on CBS comes to an end, a look at the state of late-night comedy.

Students from Simsbury High School are working to amplify Asian American voices across Connecticut through the oral history and documentary project “Make Us Count.” We hear from them.

Do we really need politicians? What would our politics look like without them? These are some of the ideas that Yale political scientist Hélène Landemore explores in her work.

Connecticut lawmakers passed homeschooling regulations in the 2026 session as a way to protect children. Hear from the new state child advocate about why the law matters.