This hour, we hear from three Connecticut teachers. Plus, firearms executive-turned-gun control advocate Ryan Busse unpacks how political lobbies like the NRA operate.

This hour on Where We Live, we look at a hospital-based food-as-medicine program where patients are referred from cardiology, gynecology, and bariatric practices – doctors then measure health outcomes.

This hour on Where We Live, Hank Schwartz, Psychiatrist and Chief Emeritus of Hartford Hospital’s Institute of Living joins us to share the history of this Connecticut institution.

Renée Coleman-Mitchell was fired from her position as State Public Health Commissioner in the first weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic. This month, she filed a federal discrimination lawsuit against the members of the Lamont Administration. In this hour of Where We Live, we hear directly from Coleman-Mitchell, plus CT News Junkie editor-in-chief Christine Stuart.

This hour on Where We Live, horticulturist and author Tovah Martin joins us to answer all of your gardening questions and to share how to create a garden to fulfill all the senses.

Asian American and Pacific Islander studies mandate will be required in Connecticut schools in the 2025-26 school year. This hour on Where We Live, hear from teachers who are incorporating this content in their classes in meaningful ways.

This hour on Where We Live, experts discuss how the baby formula shortage became a national crisis, and weigh in on economic and workplace policies affecting both formula and breastmilk supply.

This hour on Where We Live, hear about the latest efforts to strengthen and sustain shellfishing in Long Island Sound.

Gov. Ned Lamont joins Where We Live for the hour, taking your questions.

This hour on Where We Live, Sy Montgomery joins us to talk about her latest book, 'The Hawk’s Way: Encounters with Fierce Beauty.' We learn about Sy’s lessons in falconry and what it takes to handle these incredible creatures.