Brian Shactman

A lot of our friends who left media to do this kind of work.

And, uh, he joins us now on Brian and Company.

Bradley, good morning.

How are you?

I wouldn't do that.

I'd do that"? Like, do you constantly analyze responses?

It's a curse, Brian.

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Uh, some people, uh, call it CEMA.

Uh, he joins us now on Brian and Company.

Chris, good morning.

How are you?

So they've renewed that for many months now.

Uh, the, so the state law and the attorney general's office is on top of it, I can assure you.

Chris Herb, uh, president of the Connecticut Energy Marketers Association, joining us here on Brian and Company.

So, so what do you think people should be doing?

Hey, dude, is it tough for you when it's 70 outside to get the boys focused, or is it, like, it's hockey season full-blown for you?

You know, I'm ready for it, Brian.

Uh, it, it is, it is tough sometimes because I feel like I'd, uh, love to enjoy some fall golf every now and then, but the clubs are put away and it's time for the season to begin.

Yeah.

... you know, we focus so much on college football and basketball, with good reason, and I don't know if how much you're following, say, the, that Save College Sports bill that passed the Senate, that they're wondering if it's gonna get taken up by the House in the lame duck session that we know the president would sign.

Um, do you have an opinion on that piece of legislation?

I, I haven't read through it, uh, entirely, Brian.

There, there's pieces of it that I think are, uh, very good for college sports.

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Hello, Brian.

Uh, my name's Ethan Werstler.

I am, uh, running for state senate out in the 35th Senate District, which is 13 towns in northeastern Connecticut.

I'll say that, uh, a lot of northeastern Connecticut hasn't been properly served by state government, I think.

They kind of feel that they're sort of left behind, and that's why early on we decided our campaign slogan would be Expect More for a Change.

So a b- little bit about me to answer your question, Brian.

Uh, born and bred eastern Connecticut, from Woodstock myself, went to UConn.