The Lisa Wexler Show

Vicki Thomas, Chief Purpose Officer of My Future Purpose, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss her new book, From Woodstock to Wisdom. Part memoir and part time capsule, the book reflects on the Boomer generation, revisiting its cultural soundtrack with humor, heart, and perspective. She also shares how her organization helps individuals find purpose through community, workshops, and collaborative initiatives.

Karen M. Kelly, Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Banking Officer at First County Bank, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss the bank’s longstanding partnership with Malta House, which supports pregnant and parenting mothers in need. She explains why First County Bank has been committed to this mission since 2013 and what it means to be honored at Malta House’s 2026 annual gala.

CBS military analyst, Jeff McCausland joins Lisa Wexler to talk about why Secretary of the Navy John Phelan was fired and what is happening with the Strait of Hormuz.

Westporter Alma Sarelli joins Lisa Wexler to talk about her candidacy for State Senate’s 26th District.

Pioneer caregiver, Marian Hamilton, joins Lisa Wexler for Northwell Health's THE DR. IS IN! Marian is the visionary founder of the Ken Hamilton Caregivers Center (KHCC) at Northwell's Northern Westchester Hospital in Mount Kisco, a program that marks its 20th anniversary this year, and is now replicated in nearly 30 other hospitals across 9 states.

New York Times bestselling author, Columbia professor, and clinical psychologist Dr. Lisa Miller joins Lisa Wexler to discuss her upcoming speaking event at Trinity Spiritual Center in Southport and her latest book, The Awakened Brain: The New Science of Spirituality and Its Quest to Transform the Way We Live.

Lisa Wexler explains what defamation is, what you need to bring a case and the difference if the case involves a public figure. Plus audience questions about suing for misinformation online and what you need to bring a misdiagnosis suit.

State Representative Greg Howard joins Lisa Wexler to discuss his unique dual roles in law enforcement and the Connecticut legislature. He shares what motivated him to run for office, why he felt law enforcement lacked a voice in Hartford, where he believes policymakers have gone wrong and what needs to change.

Acclaimed filmmaker, author, and a fellow at Yale's Davenport College, Iranian-American Roya Hakakian, and Yale Professor Evan Morris join Lisa Wexler to talk about their documentary, "Indivisible: The Israeli Academy after October 7th," that highlights the truth above the propaganda and uncovers the hypocrisy behind the growing academic boycott efforts after Oct. 7. The link to the film is here: https://www.indivisibleyale.com/