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Oct 29, 2026

LoriAUDIENCE
25:39
The snow was looking pretty deep, and there were a lot of downed trees everywhere.
LoriAUDIENCE
25:45
By the time we got to the West Hartford, Connecticut area, things started to look grim.
LoriAUDIENCE
25:50
Utility poles were down with wires, and trees were blocking the road.
LoriAUDIENCE
25:56
By the time we got home, we realized that there was over a foot of wet snow accumulated.
John MorleyGUEST
4:43
That's a great question.
John MorleyGUEST
4:44
So when I graduated college, I went to different engineering, went to University of Hartford in West Hartford, Connecticut.
John MorleyGUEST
4:50
I graduated, and as I was about to graduate, I was one of the heads for the team that handles the money.
John MorleyGUEST
4:58
So I was like vice president of finance.
ReeseHOST
26:18
But what's his name? Mark Paz from the Connecticut Mirror.
ReeseHOST
26:24
In my exchange with John Larson and Richard Blumenthal about the Sayo Sekunjin press conference outside of West Hartford City Hall.
ReeseHOST
26:35
When I got into the back and forth with John Larson, the only thing I asked was, do you know why Sayosa Kunjanen has been detained by ICE? You couldn't get a more reasonable question by a reporter because what I understood was, we're holding a press conference for another person you say should not have been detained.
ReeseHOST
27:00
Well, if you are the person who is giving us that information, please let the rest of us know what you know about his detainment.
Hilliard GatesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:40
At tackles, Mike Barnes, 6'3", 233, from Chicago.
Hilliard GatesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:44
And Jack Calcaterra, 6'1", 235, from West Hartford, Connecticut.
Hilliard GatesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:49
At guards, Chuck Erlenbaugh, 6'2", 27, a senior from Chicago.
Hilliard GatesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:54
And Bob Sebeck, 6'2", 20, 20-year-old senior from Follins Bay, West Virginia.
Paul SavasGUEST
13:02
You know, HyperBuild is something where we invest in our physical infrastructure to be able to serve more customers.
Paul SavasGUEST
13:09
And since March, we've invested almost $6 million in Hartford, East Hartford, West Hartford, and in Middletown to be able to provide additional capacity to our fiber network to be able to serve more customers with all of the products that we offer.
Paul SavasGUEST
13:24
Every additional customer that we can reach, we now are able to layer on security products for them that they might not have had access before because we didn't have the ability to serve them.
Paul SavasGUEST
13:34
So it opens up that whole world of possibility of connecting to all of the Comcast business products by making this investment in our infrastructure.
Mark ShapiroGUEST
8:18
But it was 4143 Crescent Street.
Mark ShapiroGUEST
8:21
I went to Central Connecticut State University, and this property was in Hartford right near a college called Trinity College on a one-way street.
Mark ShapiroGUEST
8:31
And my mother gave me the business plan.
Mark ShapiroGUEST
8:33
She found me the building.

13 MINS LATER

Mark ShapiroGUEST
21:37
I'm making meatloaf.
Mark ShapiroGUEST
21:38
I'm like, Mom, did you just hear what I said? She said, Mark.
Mark ShapiroGUEST
21:43
So West Hartford was the town I grew up in.
Mark ShapiroGUEST
21:47
The town I went to college was in New Britain.
Kenny MayneHOST
56:05
Yeah.
Kenny MayneHOST
56:06
And the other thing that attended to that, that I have a problem with is the exclusionary part of it, where they tell a kid at eight, you're not good enough to play on the West Hartford regional travel team.
Kenny MayneHOST
56:17
Right.
Kenny MayneHOST
56:17
And then depending on who's in that child's life, are they giving and still in confidence or, oh, well, you're not a soccer player.
Mark ArumHOST
28:15
She's like, well, here's my credit card.
Mark ArumHOST
28:17
Go to West Farms Mall in West Hartford and buy yourself a nice shirt.
Mark ArumHOST
28:23
So I go to West Farms Mall.
Mark ArumHOST
28:24
That was the mall.
Gretchen B.HOST
21:57
If you visit, you never know what can happen when you go to bed and turn off the lights.
Gretchen B.HOST
22:04
Most of us probably associate Noah Webster with dictionaries, but his birthplace in West Hartford, Connecticut has another story attached to it, and this one involves reports of ghosts.
Gretchen B.HOST
22:18
The Noah Webster House was built in 1747, and it's where Webster, who became famous for his work on American English, was born and spent part of his childhood.
Gretchen B.HOST
22:31
Today, the historic home is a museum where you can step back into the 18th century and life during the 18th century.
Heather MoranGUEST
8:05
A lot
Eric FeeneyHOST
8:05
of great people in West Hartford.
Heather MoranGUEST
8:07
I was going to say after opening the book club, like just the local businesses that are so willing and so generous to help you out when you're starting something new.
Heather MoranGUEST
8:16
I've just been blown away.

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Eric FeeneyHOST
27:24
Icebreakers, group activities, scavenger hunts, you know, keeping it fun, keeping it light.
Eric FeeneyHOST
27:29
So great.
Eric FeeneyHOST
27:34
What school system did you grow? Are you West Hartford?
Heather MoranGUEST
27:36
New Hampshire.

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