The Lisa Wexler Show

The Free Press reporter, Frannie Block, joins Lisa Wexler, to talk about her significant investigative report: How Qatar Bought America.

Rob Snell, President of Southern Adirondack Audubon Society (SAAS), joins Lisa Wexler to talk about The Hartford Insurance's statement, which accused SAAS of being an environmental protection group, as the reason to drop SAAS. Even if SAAS was an environmental group no one understands the issue, or how it would affect other groups.

Michael Price, the Founding Director of internationally recognized Goodspeed Musicals, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about his 2025 Tony award for Excellence in the Theatre for his outstanding contribution to the Broadway industry. Michael Price is the longest serving Executive Director of an American theatre, Goodspeed Musicals, serving for 47 years commencing in 1968.

Lisa Wexler answers audience questions about how to claim money from CT's "Big List" if the deceased moved out of state? And what is a "pourover" will?

Debra Eccles, Director of the Ms. Ct. Senior America, & Robin Kencel, Ms. Senior CT 2024 & 2025 join Lisa Wexler to talk about this year's pageant departure for a fundraising variety show at Bridgeport's Bijou Theatre 5/14 at 7p.

Senator Joan Hartley joins Lisa Wexler to talk about how the antiquated Transfer Act is going to be transformed to allow sensible pollution remediation and after decades of shutting down possible development. Plus Senator Hartley's thoughts on saving Middlebury's Timex building, and the devastating case of the Waterbury man, now known as "S," who set fire to his room and was subsequently rescued from his tragic life.

Lisa speaks about what she values most in her own mother, Gloria Kamen. Happy Mother's Day to all the moms, everywhere.

Minority ranking member of the special education committee, State Representative Tina Courpas, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about a new bill that would overhaul the special ed funding that has alarmed those who need these services.