The Lisa Wexler Show

The founder and president of Jane Doe No More joins Lisa Wexler to discuss the organization’s mission to empower survivors of sexual crimes to find their voice, support their healing, and educate communities. They also talk about their participation in the Birdies for Charity campaign and how it helps raise critical funds to expand their programs and outreach.

Inda Sade, owner of The Blondinit, an authentic Israeli restaurant in downtown Westport, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss a reported antisemitic incident that occurred outside her business, drawing attention after a social media post by author/advocate, Jonny Daniels, who witnessed the event. She shares what happened, how it has impacted her, and the broader implications for the local community.

Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin joins Lisa Wexler to discuss why he’s running for Congress, his vision for the Democratic Party, and how he believes renewed energy and fresh ideas can better serve working families. He also addresses key issues including healthcare reform, affordability, and shares his perspective on Israel.

Connecticut State Senator Ryan Fazio joins Lisa Wexler to discuss his run for governor. He shares his positions on tax reform, state budget priorities, and public health, along with his views on ICE regulations and his perspective on Donald Trump.

Senator Richard Blumenthal joins Lisa Wexler to discuss his leadership in pushing the FDA to reverse its authorization of flavored vape products, his efforts to stop online gambling platforms from targeting minors, and how policymakers can take on powerful industries to enforce safeguards and prevent addiction.

Jack Pavia, a May 2026 graduate of American University, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss his campaign for Connecticut’s 142nd House of Representatives District, his priorities for the community, and what he hopes to bring to the role if elected.

Author Jan Cress Dondi joins Lisa Wexler to discuss her bestselling book The Navigator’s Letter, the true story of two WWII airmen, a doomed B-24 mission over Ludwigshafen, and the woman whose letters preserved their legacy. Dondi shares how a discovery of wartime correspondence uncovered a powerful story of friendship, sacrifice, and remembrance, bringing to life the human side of war through deeply personal voices and long-lost connections.

Jonathan Steinberg, State Representative serving Westport, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss Connecticut’s new solar legislation aimed at positioning the state as a leader in renewable energy. He explains how expanded energy storage will reshape the program, what incentives are available for homeowners and developers, how the role of PURA is evolving, and what to know about solar panel efficiency and long-term degradation.

Lisa Wexler breaks down Connecticut’s sexual harassment statute and answers a caller’s questions about choosing the right attorney for a young man facing a misdemeanor charge, including the most important questions to ask during a lawyer consultation.