The Lisa Wexler Show

Lisa Wexler covers top daily news and interview actor Jim Naughton and Dr. Richard Frank for an incredible pancreatic cancer study - only in CT, and Deb Greenwood, CEO/ President The Center for Family Justice, for their event WALK A MILE IN HER SHOES 4/26/25. Plus IT'S NOT JUST BLACK & WHITE with Wayne Winston.

Actor/advocate, Jim Naughton, whose first wife died of pancreatic cancer, and Dr. Richard Frank, chief of cancer research for Nuvance Health, join Lisa Wexler to talk about Dr. Frank's study to screen for pancreatic cancer early. Dr. Frank explains why early detection is so important, and who the prime candidates for this trial are. If you have a family history and/or are diabetic, this is a MUST LISTEN podcast.

Deb Greenwood, CEO/ President of The Center for Family Justice, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about the services and programs the Center provides and their 13th Annual fundraising event, Walk A Mile In Her Shoes, to raise awareness and take a stand against gender-based violence. Saturday, April 26, downtown Fairfield Train Station.

Former Exec. Dir. of the Merritt Parkway Conservancy, Laurie Heiss talks about her book: The Merritt Parkway, The Road That Shaped a Region, ahead of her talk at the Greenwich Historical Society's 4/30 event, 2pm–3:00 pm.

Lisa Wexler covers top daily news and interviews Weijia Jiang and Laurie Heiss.

CBS Senior White House Correspondent Weijia Jiang joins Lisa Wexler to discuss China's tariff response, how it affects the US stock market and President Trump's war on Jerome Powell.

Lisa Wexler covers top daily news and interviews Jeffrey Forte and Christine Lai about a new special education bill. Plus LISA ON THE LAW.

Lisa Wexler answers listener questions about tax liens on gifted estates; who is responsible for encumbered gifted real estate? And how to protect a home from a catastrophic illness where nursing home care costs will cause a private home to be unaffordable. Also what is a "duty to support" law?

Special Education attorneys Jeffrey Forte and Christine Lai joins Lisa Wexler to talk about a new, surprise bill that would completely disrupt current outplacement practices for special needs students, shifting the burden of proof to parents to prove their children are not receiving a free and appropriate public education.