We're on nextdoor, which really only means I hope we pop up on The Neighborhood Listen podcast

@coons.senate.gov "It's striking that President Trump consulted with Prime Minister Netanyahu more than he did with the American people and the American Congress." www.npr.org/2026/03/03/n...

Amazing upcoming events a the Staller Center

News you trust. Music you love. That's us - explains pretty much all of it. 'nuff said, as some would say.

I've posted about this show a few times and guess what? I'm going to post about it again in the future. Why? Its awesome and you should be listening.

Super Bowl Sunday coming up - this is my favorite story to come out so far.

CT Comptroller weighs in on 2026 budget

Amazing opportunity with Wawa Gutheru here in Fairfield!!!

Good at Heart is only getting better, check it out:

If you haven't seen this production, you need to - it is amazing. @YaleRepertory

Yea, that's right, I'm posting IG on Bluesky, sorry - but worth it www.instagram.com/reel/DUGL8Ie...

Renewed ban on 'nips' in CT

Where have I been so far in 2026? Well, I'll just be honest, I got super busy, a new laptop, forgot my bookmarks, realized I haven't posted in Bluesky in a while, felt embarrassed, then had some coffee today and stood up straight like an adult.

Only a few days left on WSHU's Kickstarter - so excited to get this going in 2026!

Off the Path, WSHU's amazing podcast hosted by Davis Dunavin - celebrated by @NPR!

Lamont signs new housing law.

Amazing new Good At Heart story with Randye Kaye:

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal cast a spotlight Tuesday on what he described as "troubling patterns of conduct" by federal immigration agents.

Into dinosaurs and in the Bridgeport area? Check this out:

Nassau County executive in NY Governor's Race

Wild Turkeys!!

Greatest Holiday Schedule in all of Radio. #Fact #Holidays https://www.wshu.org/2025-holiday-program-schedule

WSHU's Kickstarter is now a Project We Love - I hope you can help support us or spread the word!! buff.ly/V5lbcF9

We're trying something different with a beloved format, the radio drama, and mixing pros with high school and college students. Mayham on the radio!! www.kickstarter.com/projects/wsh...

Is it dinnertime yet? I'm famished.

WSHU is brewing something exciting - a behind-the-scenes look at the recording of an upcoming Radio Drama happening today. Thank you Voicescapes Audio Theater!!

CT plans to fully fund SNAP: www.wshu.org/connecticut-...

Oh boy, November is going fast.

If you ever wondered what the GM of WSHU is reading, well: A Philosophy of Walking by Frederic Gros, There Are Reasons For This by Nini Berndt, and Tiny Experiments: How to Live Freely in a Goal-Obsessed World by Anne-Laure Le Cunff. I think I need to shift to a good mystery beach read. #books

Still time for some amazing Schubert!!!

It's Saturday - I can only assume you are listening to Wait Wait Don't Tell Me!

Friday, you know what that means. Joan Baum book review!

Hey, you! Yes, you! You need to listen to some classical music. Go here:

Update on the effects of the Federal Government shutdown in CT & NY.

Doobie Brothers - if you know, you're at least as old as me. Still sound fantastic.

CT Democrats won most elections across the state.

From our friends at Thrown Stone- the importance of the Performing Arts www.thehour.com/opinion/arti...

Cheney, who extolled the power of the presidency, died Monday, according to a statement from his family. The cause was complications of pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease.

Election Day! If you haven't utilized early or absentee voting in your area, please get out and vote - every election matters as part of the civic process.

UK rap artist Dave hits the harp.

If you are having food insecurity, here are some resources in CT & Long Island:

Moment of zen this morning in Emily Boyer's AM Classical Music

WSHU's latest sticker. That is all

Facing Food Insecurity in CT/Long Island? Here are some resources that can help. www.wshu.org/foodresources

Oh my, its almost Halloween

Amazing Fall concert Sat Nov 1 in Cutchogue, NY and its free with registration:

Civics is one of WSHU's pillars (Civics, Arts & Culture, Environment and Classical Music), we support any opportunity for people to learn about how the government works.

CT families receiving SNAP benefits could lose nearly $200 monthly on average, a bigger hit than families would feel in any other state.