Steve NoxonRich is a registered nurse and the author of best-selling books Inspired Nurse and Inspired Nurse Too. He joins me to discuss some self-help tips for nurses (and, quite frankly, anyone) to help deal with stress and difficulties in work and in life.
Todd is the co-founder and COO of A10 Capital. He says the Paycheck Protection Program has succeeded in many ways but has failed the smallest businesses, including those owned by minorities, women, and veterans.
We take a look at the executive and regulatory moves that are continuing to keep working class minorities from having a chance to push ahead with Julio Rivera, Editorial Director of The Reactionary Times.
CT State Senator Eric Berthel gives us an update form Hartford.
Bob is the President and CEO of LaBonne’s Markets. He joins me to discuss the proposed public health insurance option being debated in Hartford and the impact it would have on his business and all business in Connecticut.
David is the Chief Editor of The Morgan Report and the co-author of “Second Chance: How to Make and Keep Big Money from the Coming Gold and Silver Shock-wave“. We discuss the greater impact and meaning of the cyber-attack on the Colonial Pipeline.
Hearst Media is asking the state to not implement the public health insurance option being debated in Hartford in an editorial where they ask numerous reasonable questions about the plan.
There was a lot of talk several weeks back about how restrictive voting and ballot access is in the state of Georgia. Monte Frank of the Serve America Movement will explain why we here in Connecticut aren’t as progressive as we think.
Carol is the President of the Yankee Institute and joins me today to share why she refers to the latest calls for new taxes in the state are “a big loser.”
The firefighters union in the state is objecting to the proposal being debated in Hartford to create an unregulated insurance venture. CT State Senator Tony Hwang and I discuss.