The Lisa Wexler Show

Wayne Winston joins Lisa Wexler to discuss recent immigration enforcement actions in Connecticut, reports of voter rolls being flagged in Texas, and how election fraud cases in Bridgeport are being cited in the broader national conversation around election integrity.

Lisa Wexler covers top daily news and interviews Jay Nygren at The Cannondale Campuses, Ryan Fazio on his run for governor, and Crystal Sosa for her coffee shop, Bot & Brew featuring CT's first robot barista. Plus IT'S NOT JUST BLACK & WHITE with Wayne Winston.

Ryan Fazio joins Lisa Wexler to discuss his campaign for governor of Connecticut and his vision for making the state more affordable. He outlines his policy priorities, key economic challenges facing residents, and the changes he believes are needed to reduce costs and improve quality of life across the state.

Crystal Sosa, co-owner of the new Bot & Brew in Cromwell, Connecticut, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about launching her innovative coffee shop. She shares how the business combines technology and hospitality, featuring a robot barista named Janice, that prepares a variety of hot and cold drinks, and what makes this new concept unique in the local coffee scene.

Jay Nygren, Sales and Marketing Director for The Cannondale Campus, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss their personalized approach to senior living. He explains how Cannondale Campus offers a full continuum of care, including independent living, assisted living, and memory care, tailored to meet each resident’s unique needs, preferences, and lifestyle.

Lisa Wexler covers top daily news and interviews macroecologist about CT's changing bird migrations, and Dr. Daniel LaBow about Northwell Health's exciting non-invasive liver tumor treatment called Histotripsy, only found at Norwalk Hospital.

Dr. Daniel Labow, Chair of Surgical Services, Surgical Oncology at Northwell Health, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss Histotripsy, an innovative, non-invasive, incisionless ultrasound treatment for liver tumors now only available at Northwell Health’s Norwalk Hospital. He explains how this breakthrough technology works, its potential to treat other organs in the future, and what it means for patients. Dr. Labow also shares practical guidance on cancer prevention, what early warning signs to watch for, and the critical first steps patients should take if symptoms arise.

Macroecologist Jeremy Cohen joins Lisa Wexler to discuss his groundbreaking bird migration research at Yale University, where radar technology is used to track large-scale migration patterns. He explains why some birds no longer appear to fly south, what the data reveals about shifting ecosystems, and the biggest threats facing bird populations today. Cohen also shares both the encouraging progress and the ongoing challenges in bird conservation.

Lisa Wexler answers audience questions about what to do when an inheritance was never received due to suspected forgery, and attempts to seek court hearings or assistance have been ignored. She also explains the process for making a custodial change for a child and clarifies the role and responsibilities of a stand-by guardian.