The Lisa Wexler Show

State Senator Ceci Maher joins Lisa Wexler to talk about the very specific reason for her bill that calls for flagging students pulled from public schools in a DCF file no matter if the case is open or closed.

2-time Olympian in the javelin for her native Denmark and current COO at the Westport/Weston Family YMCA joins Lisa Wexler to talk about her time competing and the YMCA's commitment to community.

Former State Senator, current Wilton 1st Selectwoman, philanthropist and author, Toni Boucher, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about her memoir: Stone Doll: An Immigrant’s Memoir from War-Torn Italy to the American Dream.

Matthew P. Bergman, Founding attorney of the The Social Media Victims Law Center, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about the ongoing lawsuit that aims to hold social media corporations accountable for the carnage inflicted on our young people from addictive platforms.

Activist Wayne Winston joins Lisa Wexler for IT'S NOT JUST BLACK & WHITE to discuss the Henrietta Lacks estate settlement, other little known black historical figures who should be well known, and DEI; was it successful? Will it be back?

Actor, host, writer, designer, producer and acclaimed concert performer, Isaac Mizrahi, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about his multifaceted creative career and his return to the Westport Country Playhouse for his fun-loving, one-man show, Hooray!

Attorney Deborah Stevenson joins Lisa Wexler to discuss her testimony against changing the current homeschooling regulations with a new bill that would share information about children who leave CT public schools.

Oscar nominated screenwriter, best known for HUNGER GAMES, Billy Ray joins Lisa Wexler to talk about his debut novel BURN THE WATER, a searing reimagining of Romeo and Juliet, set in a drowned London ravaged by climate change and centuries of war that you won't be able to put it down.

Hearst Senior Editor, Dan Haar joins Lisa Wexler to talk about his interviews with Iranian Americans in CT who are anxious and hopeful for regime change due to the war.