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Today’s shows on WNHH covered animal protection, state budget woes and the continued importance of Planned Parenthood, and a behind-the-scenes peek at the local music scene.
Laura Burban, director of the Dan Cosgrove Animal Shelter in Branford, joined host Marcia Chambers for “The Legal Eagle.” They discussed how Connecticut laws affect animals and animal rights in the state today. To listen to the full episode, click on or download the above audio.
Brian Slattery interviewed local musician Isabella Mendes on “Northern Remedy.” To listen to the full episode, click on or download the above audio.
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy appeared on “Dateline New Haven” with host Paul Bass. They discussed why he continues to #StandWithPP in the wake of the Colorado Springs shooting at a Planned Parenthood Clinic, where the state budget is going, the fate of state-backed New Haven development projects, his take on being governor five years in, pending state pension reforms, and how his proposed Second Chance Society will ease some statewide financial concerns. To listen to the full episode, click on or download the above audio.
If you have the post-Thanksgiving blues, today’s “This Day in New Haven History” is for you. Tune in to episode two of “Revolt of the Turkeys,” in which Terence becomes so popular as a media personality, such a spokesman for the downtrodden, that he is recruited for a political career. To get the full episode, click on or download the above audio.
