The Lisa Wexler Show

Charlie Eder, Stamford Museum & Nature Ctr Director of Astronomy, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about SMNC's new planetarium that has transformed it's programming. Starry fun for all ages!

Meghan Scanlon, President & CEO of The Connecticut Coalition for Domestic Violence - CCADV, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about CT's Lethality Assessment Program (CTLAP), an innovative partnership with law enforcement that implements nationally recognized risk assessment strategies to better serve domestic violence victims in greatest danger.

Lisa Wexler answers caller questions about executor powers in a will and staying neutral, getting Medicaid legal help by finding the right conservator or an elder law attorney,

Internationally renowned physician, speaker, nutritionist, and author, Michael Greger, M.D., FACLM, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about his newly updated bestselling book HOW NOT TO DIE, including new information on COVID-19, cannabis, air pollution, forest bathing, acid blockers, obesity/stigmatism, companion animals, depression and food, the risks and benefits of mammograms and prostate cancer screening, and essential tremor. It also includes cooking information on whole grains and legumes.

Director of Consumer Affairs at the Connecticut Insurance Department (CID), Gerard O'Sullivan, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about how CT helps residents navigate insurance appeals, answering quests, cutting through red tape, and mediating the proceedings.

Iconic comedian Paula Poundstone joins Lisa Wexler to talk about her decades long career and latest show with a stop at Norwalk's District Music Hall on 12/12.

Representative Jim Himes joins Lisa Wexler after he watched the US military boat strike video where two survivors of the initial strike were also killed. He talks about why he was so disturbed by the footage and his hopes that the full video will be released to the public. He does not believe "narco-terrorism" is a real thing - hear why not.

CBS Military Analyst Jeff McCausland joins Lisa Wexler to talk about the legality of the military strikes on drug running boats in the Caribbean and Pacific.

Pulitzer Prize finalist, Professor Siddharth Kara, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss his latest book: THE ZORG, A true story of the slave ship "Zorg" where the captain threw 100+ slaves overboard, leading to a landmark insurance trial that sparked the anti-slavery movement.**A Lisa Favorite