Todd Feinburg

Former state senator Len Suzio makes a return visit after what feels like years! We discuss the current political situation and why Len sees a GOP victory in this year's presidential election as being more important than ever. Then, can government, or corporations, ever be small again when they've built the present around the flow of endless money and power?

More metaphysical topics for hour number two. Blame it on the heat, says Todd.

We take calls on a question about whether you chose the right career. Todd asks other odd questions, philosophical ones, he calls them - and an entertaining conversation ensues.

We have a bunch of new RANTS from the weekend. Plus, we take phone calls before being joined by Michael Liebowitz, host of the Rational Egoist podcast. You can RANT anytime at 860-751-4698. 

We take calls and follow the topics where they will lead, including AC compressors and presidential politics. Then, opinion writer Chris Powell joins us from the 

We talk with producer Roland about Racism, something he has a great deal more experience with than does Todd. Then, he waxes philisophical, and asks questions to match - like, if you could go back in life to a particular point and take a left instead of a right, when would it have been and what would you do differently?

We bounce around a bunch of topics and questions about the world this hour, driven largely by Dave, Fred Don, Jim, Margaret, Steve and Lincoln and other callers. Then we hear from Tom in Watertown!

Hey Hey, it's Friday, and we have RANTS scheduled for the first two hours, but we start with calls and kibbitzing. Then start the RANTS toward the end of the first hour. So we break the rules - Sue!

We discuss a mix of topics starting off with this headline in the CT Post - "Bridgeport officials charged with election fraud tied to absentee ballots from 2019 mayoral campaign" - Is anyone surprised? Some callers aren't surprised, but they aren't happy either.

We talk to Michael Goldstein who is running for Congress in the 4th district (Jim Himes seat) as a Republican. He was good, but still, it's hard to grasp how anyone can fix things with the truth when lies dominate the conversation. Then, we take calls on PFAS and teflon pans.

We've got a ton of fun RANTS. Then, we get our Tuesday visit from pundit Tom Scott for a discussion on Biden's new asylum proposal. Call the Rant Line anytime at 860-751-4698!

We talk national politics now that the campaign for president seems to be heating up. Then we're joined by James Davison Hunter, executive director of the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture at the University of Virginia, on his new book - Democracy and Solidarity. Do we have either?

On his weekly visit, we talk prison and the presidential campaign with Jim Watkins. Jim's podcast is called Jim Watkins is Speaking Out, go to JimWatkins1.com. After Jim, we take phone calls on the price of tickets to professional sports.

More RANTS, more calls, and we talk to Brian Kilmeade, the Fox and Friends co-host whose radio show airs daily from 9-11am on WTIC starting Monday.

On Fridays, RANTS come first - and for a topic during RANTS, we discuss whether Dan Hurley will go to LA to coach the Lakers rather than stay at UCONN. Todd says, of course!

We play some RANTS, take some calls and then talk lottery tickets with REESE on the Radio! visit ReeseOnTheRadio.com.

More Wethersfield conversation. Then, we discuss whether our political crisis can be fixed with James Davison Hunter

Emily Zambrello, a policy analyst for House Dems in Hartford, said in Wethersfield this week that a Thin Blue Line flag could not be flown in Wethersfield to honor fallen state police officer Aaron Pelletier because it represents racism and hate "to some people." We discuss.