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A new look at New England, as hosts Travis Poppleton and Terrance Abney discuss what it’s like to experience moving to the Northeast. Whether you’re planning to visit or relocate to this bucolic part of the world, the Connecticut Show will help you navigate the in’s and out’s.
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Noted story teller and former journalist Mike Allen interviews special guests and then produces amazing tales about people, places and events from Connecticut history. His style and enthusiasm make history relatable, interesting, fun and informative. You certainly don‘t have to be from Connecticut to enjoy these stories -- you just need to find history interesting and to love a good story. New episodes are published every Thursday. Theme music (Musical Interlewd 1, intro; Musical Interlewd 2 ...
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Let’s get together and chat. The CTWeekender Podcast is the way to find out about the best activities going on in Connecticut. The CT Weekenders news authority gives us the edge of being “in the know” This is a very laid back podcast aiming to bring fun and information to our listeners while they drive, sit in their office, workout or even while relaxing.
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Attorney Hastings reveals his secrets to simplify personal injury law in Connecticut. Richard devotes his practice to helping those who have suffered injuries. The cases he work on consist of a variety of injuries. These include motor vehicle accidents, dog bites, hit and runs, and pedestrian accidents.
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Come and hear the strange tale of The Boss Hank Morgan, a modern day (at the time of publication) Connecticut Yankee who inexplicably finds himself transported to the court of the legendary King Arthur (as the title of the book implies). Hank, or simply, The Boss, as he comes to be most frequently known, quickly uses his modern day knowledge and education to pass himself off as a great magician, to get himself out of all sorts of surprising, (and frequently amusing) situations, as well as to ...
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When Hank Morgan, a practical, no-nonsense Yankee who works in an ammunition factory as a head superintendent gets into a fight with an aggressive employee, little does he know what's in store for him. The bully lays Morgan low with a skull-crushing blow delivered with a crowbar and knocks him out. When Morgan regains consciousness, he finds himself transported back in time, to the sixth century. From here on, the story describes the travails of a hard-boiled, true blue American with strong ...
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In this podcast episode ... Big changes are coming to Kindergarten enrollment in the state next year We talk to EASTCONN about what that means not only for kids, but their parents and school districts too. Plus we take a look at other stories from across the regionOleh Brian Scott-Smith
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Connecticut has a direct connection to The Mayflower, which landed in Plymouth, Massachusetts more than 400 years ago. Some of the Pilgrims on that ship would establish the first British settlement in CT. The real story behind the Mayflower voyage is not well known – it wasn’t just for religious freedom, as is commonly taught in schools. The storie…
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We conclude our verse by verse study through he book of Genesis by highlighting Jacob's final prophecies to his sons in Gen 49. These 12 sons will become the future 12 Tribes of Israel and these prophecies will be fulfilled. Finally Genesis ends with the death of Joseph in chapter 50 and the family living in the region of Goshen in Egypt...…
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Experiencing a house fire is a traumatic event, but the road to recovery begins once the flames are extinguished. Rebuilding your house after a fire is a challenging task, both emotionally and logistically. However, with careful planning and the right considerations, you can ensure a successful restoration. For More Information About : https://sell…
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In this podcast episode ... He’s the self-taught biker baker of the quiet corner. We talk to William Beau Soleil or Soleil and Suns Bakery about his award winning baked goods and his huge social media following. Plus we take a look at other stories from across the regionOleh Brian Scott-Smith
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Katharine Hepburn may have been CT’s most famous resident. She still holds the record for the most Oscars for acting, with four. Her career survived the so-called “poison box office letter” and her feisty on-screen persona competed with her romantic engagements with Howard Hughes and Spencer Tracy for attention. Her years in this state, as a born-a…
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In Gen 48 we see Jacob on his deathbed making final preparations with his family. Jacob adopts Joseph's two sons as his own - adding them into the family inheritance. These sons of Jacob now total 14 in all and will become the future 12 tribes of Israel. However - as par the course - Jacob does not follow tradition - but reverses the birth order by…
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In this podcast episode ... She’s normally showcasing artists and their work, but this time it’s all about her artistic journey. We talk to Julia Wintner of Eastern Connecticut State University about her Fulbright scholarship that’s taking her to India. Plus we take a look at other stories from across the region…
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The emotional aftermath of a house fire is a profound experience, leaving individuals and families grappling not only with the tangible loss of property but also with the intangible toll on their well-being. In the wake of such a crisis, the journey from crisis to recovery becomes a complex endeavor that extends far beyond the immediate aftermath. …
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If you find yourself in the unfortunate situation of owning a fire-damaged house, you may be wondering about the best way to sell it. One option often comes up is selling your fire-damaged property to a cash buyer. (sellfiredamagedhouseconnecticut.com/) Official Website : https://sellfiredamagedhouseconnecticut.com CALL US NOW: 860-926-2347 Our Pro…
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He’s arguably the most important man in Connecticut history – John Winthrop, Jr. One of the state’s earliest Governors, in the 1600s, he secured the first Royal Charter that legitimized CT as a new colony, provided extensive autonomy, and gave the settlers huge land holdings out west. He also founded Saybrook and New London, while introducing moder…
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In Genesis 46-47 we see Jacob and the rest of his family all relocate to Egypt with Joseph (70 members in all). In this episode we discuss why God relocated the family to Egypt and how this can be an encouragement to us today. When things are difficult - we should just "Keep Playing" just like Joseph did.…
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In this podcast episode ... They’ve been around for 150 years providing financial support to local people and businesses. We talk to Jewett City Savings Bank on their milestone birthday and what the future holds for them and the banking industry. Plus we take a look at other stories from across the region…
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This story from the 1600s has a little bit of everything. It involves a critical part of CT history. It was a “who done it” – with candles suddenly going out during an important meeting of top British and Patriot officials in Hartford. It concerns a hiding place inside a huge tree that could fit 10 people standing. It created one of the most iconic…
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In Genesis 45 we see Joseph finally reveal himself to his brothers after 21 years. It is clear that he has completely forgiven them for their past actions against him. By examining how he treats them we can self-assess whether we have forgiven those who have wronged us as well.Oleh Kevin Wilson
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In this podcast episode ... It’s Veterans Day weekend as we honor and celebrate the nations veterans for their service. We talk to Vietnam Veteran, turned author Ron Farina about his experiences and the books he written about his fellow veterans. Plus, we take a look at other stories making the headlines from around the region…
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When a team of archeologists found burned rocks, burned bones, broken rum bottles, old nails, and musket balls at a site in western CT, they knew they had found a winter encampment for Revolutionary War soldiers – a place where two Patriot soldiers had been executed for desertion during the winter of 1778-79. They also had uncovered evidence of how…
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In this podcast episode ... It’s almost as large as Central Park in New York City, we’re talking about the Connecticut College Arboretum in New London. We take a walk through the arboretum and find out more with its very first female Director, Maggie Redfern Plus, we take a look at other stories making the headlines from around the region.…
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Prudence Crandall, CT’s State Heroine, opened the first all-black female school in CT, in the 1830s. It led to some of the ugliest, most violent and disgraceful bigotry in state history. The white community took multiple vigilante and legal steps to try to stop her from operating. In the end, the case gave rise to critical concepts in one of the ke…
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In this podcast episode ... They’ve been building homes for people here in the US and around the world since 1976 We’re talking about Habitat for Humanity and find out the latest about their involvement with the community of Tolland County. Plus, we take a look at other stories making the headlines from around the region.…
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If you couldn’t pay your bills in the old days, you were sent to the poor house. Every CT town had either a poor house or a town farm to help care for poor, disabled, and mentally handicapped. The last one closed only in 1991. Poor houses were unique places that were largely unregulated for a good portion of their existence. Hear the story behind A…
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In Genesis 42 we see the first reunion between Joseph and his brothers (yet under very different circumstances). Joseph designs a plan to test his brothers to see ion they have changed. Once again - Joseph serves as a typology of Jesus and a model we can follow in our own lives.Oleh Kevin Wilson
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In this podcast episode ... October is cybersecurity month a time to look at protecting your digital and online assets. We talk with ScanOptics based in Manchester, CT to find out how they help businesses with their digital transformation and what that means in our fast moving digital world. Plus, we take a look at other stories making the headline…
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We start south and head north in this episode, as special guest Hillary guides us from the Garden State to the lakes of Maine. We get expert advice on how to accurately split New Jersey, NY's real Tri-state, where to stop on your way to Maine and Hillary offers a proper motto for the state of Connecticut.…
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Connecticut’s industrial manufacturers were huge contributors to military success in World War Two. From half the aircraft engines used in the war (made by Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford) to submarines (Electric Boat, Groton), a large percentage of the billions of bullets used and guns for soldiers (Remington Arms, Bridgeport), and large and smal…
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Here we are with our second Halloween in New England episode where we talk about Halloween in Southern California... we get a little off track. But also, we discuss the Vampires of New England Scare, including the story of Mercy Brown. With special guest Ethan Poppleton, this is the 28th episode of the Connecticut Show.…
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In this podcast episode ... It’s October and it’s manufacturing month. We sit down with Spirol, manufacturer of engineered fasteners based in Danielson, to talk about what they do and how they’ve kept it going for 75 years. Plus, we take a look at other stories making the headlines from around the region.…
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Two boys playing in a sand and gravel pit 30 years ago came across two human skulls that led to a truly bizarre investigation – the unearthing of a suspected vampire grave. CT’s State Archeologist at the time, Dr. Nick Bellantoni, has continued to work for the past few decades, even into retirement, with a folklorist who specializes in vampires to …
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In Genesis 38-39 we compare the actions of 2 very different brothers. In Genesis 38 we see Judah and his actions which reveal his low moral character. However in Genesis 39 we see the actions of Joseph which reveal a high moral character. We explore what happened in these chapters and are encouraged to strive to be like Joseph.…
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In this podcast episode ... It’s October and the annual observation of breast cancer awareness month. We talk to ECHO Associates about the latest advances in cancer treatment and a cancer survivor on her personal cancer journey. Plus, we take a look at other stories making the headlines from around the region.…
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It was nothing short of a miracle. A woman was barely hanging on to life at Yale-New Haven Hospital in 1942. She had been running a fever of 106 degrees for four weeks, and doctors were out of options. A new treatment – never before tried in the U.S. – brought her back to life in less than 24 hours. Hear the incredible story about the first use of …
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We enter into the final section of our Genesis series by looking at the life of Joseph. In Gen 37 we see Jacob's other sons take revenge on their favored brother - toss him into an empty cistern - before feeling him into slavery. How do you imagine Joseph felt while sitting in that cistern? Perhaps you, in the past or are currently sitting in a cis…
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In this, our 27th episode of the Connecticut Show, we have the brilliant Jennifer Isadoro on call to settle once and for all, is Mt. Washington too dangerous to climb? We also learn about hard rime, North Conway, and about your odds of getting a Mr. Washington internship.Oleh Connecticut Show
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In this podcast episode ... She’s the 17th President and only the second women to be President of UConn We talk to Radenka Maric as she looks back over her first year in office and the challenges facing the school and its students. Plus, we take a look at other stories making the headlines from around the region.…
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Soil and climate are two critical factors in agriculture, especially for CT’s tobacco farmers. CT leads the world in the profitable crop of cigar wrapper leaves, thanks largely to these two points. However, while the state had excellent soil, it didn’t have the right climate to overtake market leader Sumatra, in Asia. So, in the 1800s CT literally …
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You're not really supposed to say, "And stuff," but there's really no other way to describe this episode. We talk a little about Boston College Football, Fall festivals in New England and... stuff. It's pretty sporadic this time around. Get some caffeine and a sandwich and join us for this the 26th episode of The Connecticut Show.…
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In this podcast episode ... Getting around Northeastern Connecticut if you don’t have a car can be difficult. We find out the results of a recent transport hackathon and what solutions might be on the horizon to change this. Plus, we take a look at other stories making the headlines from around the region.…
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One of the oldest gated communities in CT started as the result of Jewish firefighters in Queens, NY wanting to get their children out of the city during a polio outbreak. The firefighters transformed a virgin, 600-acre site by hand into a gorgeous and serene community, featuring what is still one of the most pristine lakes in western CT. Over the …
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It is the quadranscentennial episode of the Connecticut Show and we're going back to basics. Ever wonder how the Connecticut Show got its beginning? So did we actually. We do our best to piece together the truth of our origin story and all the while, Terrence has a set of drumsticks.Oleh Connecticut Show
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In this podcast episode ... Money and finances, they’re major parts of our lives, so why are we so bad with them? We talk to Junior Achievement about their financial literacy classes and what they’re doing to turn the situation around for our young people here in the state. Plus, we take a look at other stories making the headlines from around the …
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When Stalin overthrew the czars in Russia in 1917, many famous Russians made their way to CT, where they created a colony for famous intellectuals. The so-called Russian Village is on the National Register of Historic Places, and it was started by Russian literary giant Ilya Tolstoy, son of famed writer Leo Tolstoy, author of War and Peace. The Vil…
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