Katie Pellico

This hour, we’re spotlighting some of the small-but-mighty efforts to clean litter and protect wildlife in Connecticut.

This hour, we hear from ‘BookTokers’ and book clubs where we live. How do you read, and talk books, in community?

This hour, author Garrard Conley joins Where We Live to discuss his second book and fiction debut, “All the World Beside.”

You’re never too young to learn about climate change. This hour, we hear from the authors of three children’s books about climate change, and taking action.

This hour, we revisit our conversation with author Rebecca or RF Kuang, focused on her award-winning novel, “Babel.”

With new federal limits around PFAS in drinking water, what does this mean for how the “forever chemical” is monitored in Connecticut? Hear from DPH Commissioner Manisha Juthani and CT Mirror investigative reporter Andrew Brown. Plus, Attorney General William Tong gives an update on PFAS-related lawsuits.

This hour, we take a tour through the history of radio and communications with museum volunteers Skip, Lisa, John and more. Plus, we hear about the growing community of hams or amateur radio operators where we live.

This hour, Connecticut social worker and author Tracy Livecchi discusses the importance of folding mental health into a more “holistic” approach to congenital heart disease treatment. Plus, we hear from one of fifty accredited programs for adults in the country, right here in Connecticut.

This hour, we hear from Hartford-based visual artist Pablo Delano about his installation, “Museum of the Old Colony,” at this year’s Venice Biennale. Plus, Faisal Saleh with Palestine Museum US in Woodbridge discusses their unofficial collateral exhibit in Venice.

With new federal limits around PFAS in drinking water, what does this mean for how the “forever chemical” is monitored in Connecticut? Hear from Department of Public Health Commissioner Manisha Juthani, and Connecticut Mirror investigative reporter Andrew Brown. Plus, Attorney General William Tong gives an update on PFAS-related lawsuits.