The Lisa Wexler Show

Activist Wayne Winston joins Lisa Wexler for IT’S NOT JUST BLACK & WHITE to break down election results across the country and in Connecticut, and discuss what comes next.

Lisa Wexler covers top daily news and interviews Congressman Jim Himes, Mayor David Chess, Dan Haar and Wayne Winston.

Stratford Mayor and physician David Chess joins Lisa Wexler to discuss why he believes healthcare should be a right supported by society for the collective good, and the fundamental problems in the current system. He also addresses possible airport expansion and his reassurance to Lordship residents, plans for the 77-acre Point Stratford redevelopment beginning with a waterfront park, and the continued development and future management of Success Park, formerly Remington Woods.

Hearst senior editor and columnist Dan Haar joins Lisa Wexler to break down the election results and examine why Connecticut Republicans lost so much ground.

Congressman Jim Himes joins Lisa Wexler to discuss Democrats winning control of the U.S. House and Senate, historic races across the country and the nationwide blue wave. He explores what the results mean for the next two years, particularly efforts to improve quality of life in Connecticut.

Lisa Wexler covers top daily news and interviews Greg Olsen & Morgan Olsen, about their true crime novel, ORDINARY WIFE The true story of America’s forgotten serial killer, SOTS Stephanie Thomas about what voters need to know before 11/3, and oncologist Anna Komorowski, MD for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Connecticut Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas joins Lisa Wexler to explain what voters need to know before November 3, including early voting, absentee voting and what’s different this year. She also discusses the office’s responsibilities beyond elections.

Dr. Anna Komorowski, regional chair of the Northwell Cancer Institute in Westchester and chief of hematology and medical oncology at Northern Westchester Hospital, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss breast cancer types, personalized and targeted treatments, and emerging cancer vaccine research. She also explains why a thorough family medical history is essential to assessing risk and how AI is helping identify breast cancer risk.

Bestselling true-crime author Gregg Olsen and his daughter, debut author Morgan Olsen, join Lisa Wexler to discuss how Morgan and her sister survived a childhood filled with the horror stories of their father’s work—and how years later Gregg and Morgan came to write Ordinary Wife: The True Story of America’s Forgotten Serial Killer together. They explore how Lyda Trueblood concealed her deadly crimes behind the image of a devoted wife and mother while poisoning multiple husbands with arsenic.