In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Todd Jones, author of “Plainville, Connecticut: A History,” a new book that details a small town’s odyssey from the Colonia Era to the Digital Age. The […]
Episode 373: A Small Town’s View to the World
Episode 341: The State of Affordable Housing
In this episode, Phil Hall discusses the challenges facing the affordable housing sector with Renée Dobos, the CEO of the nonprofit Connecticut Housing Partners. The episode can be heard here.
Episode 312: True Ghost Stories of Connecticut
In this episode, Phil Hall engages in New England paranormal activity with Charles F. Rosenay, author of “True Ghost Stories of Connecticut.” The episode can be heard here.
Episode 303: Doing Business in Connecticut
This week, “Nutmeg Chatter” takes a look at the Nutmeg State’s business environment. In this episode, Phil Hall is joined by David Lewis, CEO of Operations Inc. in Norwalk, Connecticut. The episode […]
Tort Museum’s Grand ReAwakening
There’s one phrase that will always make Ralph Nader upset. Every so often after a lecture or event, a member of the public will begin a conversation with him by using the […]
January 9th History Lessons
East of Waterbury on I 84 we listened to Tracy Walton’s “Brand New Again” CD while making our way to the Connecticut Historical Society in Hartford. The morning’s precipitation had wreaked havoc […]
To Act or Not to Act: An Angry Juror: Part One
Through Nutmeg Chatter I hope to share what it’s like to participate in a local theatrical production as an actor. This is Part One. My first theatrical experience in the modern era […]
Crafting a Crime (of the Heart): The Backyard Theater Ensemble Part 1
I’m watching the Backyard Theatre Ensemble from the top row of the seating area at the Thomaston Opera House. It’s a cozy hall offering fifty theater style seats and a raised stage […]
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