Katie Pellico

This hour, we look back at the most memorable moments produced with Katie Pellico. From education coverage, to cryptozoology, to the curly hair revolution, we’re playing all the hits as she begins another chapter in her career.

This hour, we’re spotlighting some of the small-but-mighty efforts to clean litter and protect wildlife in Connecticut.

This hour, historian and author Deb Harkness joins us to preview the latest addition to her acclaimed "All Souls" series. "The Black Bird Oracle" is due out July 16.

This hour, Connecticut Mirror budget reporter Keith Phaneuf has the latest on the education funding 'showdown' in the state. Plus, CAPSS President Fran Rabinowitz and Connecticut State Colleges and Universities Chancellor Terrence Cheng.

The Environmental Protection Agency gauges walkability in U.S., and many areas in the country, and Connecticut, rank at or below average. This hour, city planner Jeff Speck and UConn civil engineering expert Dr. Norman Garrick discuss the road to walkability, and deprioritizing drivers.

This hour, we hear from 'BookTokers' and book clubs where we live. How do you read, and talk books, in community?

This hour, Connecticut native and sex and culture critic Ella Dawson joins us to discuss her fiction debut, "But How Are You, Really?"

This hour, we hear from the recently expanded New Haven Pride Center and one researcher who has measured the importance of LGBTQ community hubs. Plus, Orion Rummler with The 19th has the latest on policies that restrict and protect LGBTQ rights in the U.S.

This hour, we discuss the history and legacy of "sundown towns" where we live. University of Michigan's Dr. Stephen Berrey recently took over a massive database mapping thousands of these communities, from California to Connecticut. He joins us, plus ProPublica reporter Logan Jaffe.

This hour, author Garrard Conley joins Where We Live to discuss his second book and fiction debut, "All the World Beside."