Entrepeneur, social activist, former polyamorous commune leader and "open marriage" proponent

Spokesman for Americans for limited Government

Radio JAVA 1/20/2012

Professor of management at Quinnpiac University in Hamden

Hoover Institute fellow and editor-in-chief of the institute's policy review

Policy director for the Sunlight Foundation

Political Pundit and writer

On the current controversy surrounding so-called "scream rooms."

World-Renown expert on fieting, weight gameand inflamation

Hartford Mayor

Former Kansas Republican Congressman

Investigative Reporter for the Yankee Institute

Senior Fellow at the Independent Women's Forum previews this Saturday's South Carolina Republican Primary

Attorney Rosen was retained by the Coalition of Minority Represntation to represent their interests in the Congressional redistricting process

President of the State Chapter of the AFL-CIO for his monthly chat

On Gov. Dannel Malloy's support for Sunday liqour sales in the state

The "Anti-Fat Pastor"- Author of "Bod 4 God: The Four Keys to Weight Loss"

Radio JAVA-1/13/12

Arts Across Connecticut-1/13/12

Co-Founder the group "No Labels"

Conservative pundit and P-J Media Contributor

The First Cathedral, Bloomfield

Republican State Sen. Scott Frantz of Greenwich/Stamford

Music Director of The West Hartford Symphony Orchestra

The better Business Bureau of Connecticut

Republican State Senate Minority Leader of Fairfield

Author of, "Indoctrination: How Useful Idiots Are Using Our School to Subvert American Exceptionalism

Former Deputy Undersecretary of the Navy under Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush

General Counsel for the National Center for Public Policy Research

From "The Art of Weather"

National Correspondent--McClatchy Newspapers

Head of the Metro Hartford Alliance

Radio JAVA

Arts Across Connecticut

Author of "When Disaster Strikes: A Comprehensive Guide for Emergency Planning and Crisis Sustainability and Surving the Long Emergency."

Goshen State Senate

From the Associatopn of American Educators- the AAE

P-J media columnist

Enfield GOP State Senate

Spokesman for "American for Limited Government"

Republican State Senate of Southington, CT

Former Deputy Under Secretary of the Navy under Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H-W Bush

Former New York GOP Congressman

Demographer

State House Minority Leader of Norwalk

The Connecticut Business and Industry Association

Workplace performance expert and author of "Your Best Just Got Better: Work Smarter, think Bigger, Make More." 

Executive Director of the Connecticut Coalition on Problem Gambling 

 Spokesman for the Free Enterprise Alliance"Halt the Assault" campaign 

From the Connecticut Chapter of the Better Business Bureau 

Valerie E. Thomas speaks to Brad about The Legacy Plan Program.

Law-away plans are back in stores, but there are a few things we all need to be wary with these plans.  Andrea gives us the "Dos" and "Don'ts" of Lay-away.   

Elizabeth talks about her book, Children's Home Society of Florida.  She also tells us why kids are hurt when parents watch too much television. 

Rich shares with us why military training is the best way to get, and to stay in shape. 

Carole says laughter is what Americans need in these tough times.  She also talks about her book, Southern Fried White Trash. 

Andrew talks about his group's expectation's for today;s one-day special legislataive session on jobes at the Stat Capitol. 

The World Affairs Expert gives us an idea of what is next for Libya now that Mummar Quaddafi is gone.

Dr. Nelson says that if we are not proactive in dealing with extreme stress or grief, you could suffer dangerous health complications. 

If the Supreme Court takes a case on Obamacare, they'll have four different cases to choose from.  Karedn sheds light on the issues at hand. 

State Senator Joe Markley talks about a DOT hearing in Planville.  Dan Lovallo fills in for Brad. 

David gives his weekly political commentary; this week with Dan Lovallo. 

TIm talks about the Hartford Stop on the "Cut Spending Now" tour. Dan Lovallo fills in for Brad. 

Sen. Suzio talks about new information concerning the budget.  Dan fills in for Brad. 

Representatives of the Carmon Funeral Home share information about their services. 

Mary spends some time with Brad on the air.

Doug tells us what we should look out for in the world of the arts and entertainment.

The World Affairs Pundit tells us  what may be next for Libya and the Middle East with the death of Muamma Quaddafi.

Sen. Len Suzio shares his view on the Jackson Lab as Brad shares his opinion.

This law looks to give those who have been unemployed for extended periods of time and equal chance for obtaining jobs. 

Senator Frantz talks about a major public hearing at the Capitol reagading the controversial Johnson Labs project. 

Heath has new analysis of how much *taxpayer money* went toward financing statewide elections in 2010.  Will the public have to fund the campaigns of candidates the oppose?

Senator Welch of Bristol talks about the plans of stoppin the contoversial New Britain-to-Hartford Busway. 

Christina says that today's youth would benefit the most by attending single-sex schools - especially boys.  Christina is a Resident Scholar at the American Enterprise Institutute. 

David gives his weekly political commentary.  Criticism on the President's traveling, popularity, and accessibility are discussed.

Mary calls in from Florida and gives a preview to exciting events in our state.  Mary is a writer for the Hartford Courant. 

Reupublican Senator McKinney talks about Gov. Malloy's assertion that CT is actually a "tax haven." Angry business owners have something to say.

Ms. Cross says that the Iranian plot uncovered by U.S. and Mexican officials show that the U.S Gov't needs to watch out for the Tehran government.

Reverend Jeff Powell and Al Lenicks talk about the famous Civil War Veterans and other historic figures buried in the Sping Grove Cemetery in Hartford, CT. 

A representative of the accounting, business, and tax firm - BlumShapiro - gives an insightful interview about why small business are leaving CT. 

Dr. Maguire talks about his new book, When Cancer Hits Home, gives information about when to get screened for cancer, and gives insight into cancer diagnosis.

Scott call in from Kosovo and gives his impressions on the hot spots around the world.

Linda gives an update on her campaign. 

Sen. Romney has known Mitt Romney for many years and gives us information on the type of guy that Romney really is. 

The CT B.B.B. has issued a warning rates that could add up to huge $$$ if you're heading out of the country on vacation.  Howard gives us tips to avoid these charges. 

Rich talks about the newly expanded coverage in all sections of the Hartford Courant. This is the first time a publisher of the Courant has ever been on The Brad Davis Morning Show! 

State Sen. Suzio talks about a grievance state employee unions have filed against the State Office of Labor Relations. 

Micheal explains why Chinese - and NOT Spanish is now the hot new language to learn. 

Lisa details the new initiatives and training for educators aimed at combating bullying in CT schools. 

Carrie talks about the ongoing Solyndra scandal and and a "green energy" loan that is tied to the brother-in-law of House Minortiy Nancy Pelosi. 

Joeseph talks about the "LEAP" program an alternative options on the War on Drugs.  One option is to legalize and regulate drugs.  Joseph is a retired CT officer & Commander of a regional drug task force.

Micheal talks about his new book, "Living the Call: An Introduction to a Lay Vocation."   Michael ia a co-author of the book with William Simon. 

Barry talks abvout estate planning and his firm's upcoming seminars that explain the details. 

Ben will be perfoming at the Bushnell in the Mortensen Hall on Saturday (10/15). 

Catherine Smith, Commissioner of the Connecticut Department Of Economic and Community Development, talks about the Economic Job Summit and the plans for jobs in our state. 

Jim discusses his new book, "Omar Bradley: General at War," which has now become one of Brad's favorites. 

Talks about the presidents controversial recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board

On His piece regarding Internet-based gambling in the state

Find out about some of the columns he has written and who has it influenced

Weekly Economic connection with our Investment advisor

 The University of Hartford Men's Basketball head coach

From the Family Institute of CT on Rick Santorum's showing in Iowa last

Attorney representing state workers in the D-SNAP investigation

Should the state expand gambling to online access?

Synicated columnist, consumer advocate and editor of ctwatchdog.com making his Tuesday weekly visit

Political pundit on tonights Iowa Caucuses

Sen. Frantz discusses his views on several issues reagding the CT government and its decisions. 

George is a consumer advocate for CTWatchDog.com.  He gives us info on where we should be spending our money, 

Sen. Len Suzio of Meiden talks about the Jackson Lab creation in CT might be a bad idea. 

State Senator John Kissel gives shares his thoughts on the Jackson Lab hearings and what he thinks CT needs to do to get back on track. 

State Senator Andrew Rorabak announces his possible run for the U.S. House.

Brigitte talks about an intersting story: the "Justice is Your Facebook" case, which involves several young people, social media, and alcohol.   

Virginia Congressman Morgan Griffith talks about President Obama's bus tour. 

Dick, of the "American Family Business Foundation," talks about the committee's madate to reduce federal spending.  The "death tax" is the main focus.

Dick, of the "American Family Business Foundation," talks about the committee's madate to reduce federal spending.  The "death tax" is the main focus.

The Senior Science Fellow at the the Environmental Health Trust talks about the latest research into cell phone radiation levels. 

Debra explains the governor's new Executive orders 9 and 10 and what "We the People..." are doing about it.   

Dave talks about the occupations of legislators and other legislative decisions in the state. 

Karen, the Interim Director of the CT Coalition Against Domestic Violence, talks about what is being done to prevent horrific violent situations. 

Markley discusses the New Britain to Hartford Busway Project and its criticism. 

Cadelora talks about the forum that was held with angry business owners. 

Chris talks about the anti-Iran demonstration he plans on leading in New York City.

Dr. Barjona hopes to bring a film studio to downtown Hartford, CT.

Jay Kearns of Kearns & Kearns Attorneys at Law gives info on what trust are and situations where trusts should be used.

Troy, and Iraq War Veteran, talks about his hike across America. 

Judy talks about the shortage of job applicants in CT for jobs like machinists. 

A new law has taken effect that places stiff penalties on bondsmen who discount prices to criminal defendants. Labriloa is a co-sponsor of the law. 

Waterbury Senator Rob Kane gives information about the new state law that does not provide funds to get supects' DNA samples. 

Susan talks about how the state and many towns are becoming more transparents ub are of salaries, etc. 

Dr. Jantz talks about his book, Overcoming Anxiety, Worry, and Fear, and the rising use of anti-depressent meds.

Andrew talks about the General Assembly that will discuss jobs and the creation of jobs. 

Michael talks about the new program, The Wall Street Journal Daily Wrap. 

Assistant Prof. Ayyangar talks about his life as a child growing up in Libya and the country's current political climate.

Jennifer talk about the current job numbers in CT. 

Prof. Hanley talks about the impact of the last Steve Jobs, especially on college-age consumers. 

George talks about what to look for in a ban as well as one bank's new debit card fees. 

Chis shares his thoughts on the proposed $1.1 billion project at the UConn Health Center. 

State Senator Selim Noujam of Waterbury discusses the I-84 extension project.  

Southington Senator Joe Markley talks about the possible corruption surronding the "dSNAP" program in relation to Hurricane Irene. 

Senator Suzio shares his thoughts on Connecticut's creation of jobs the current economic state. 

Blogger Kevin Rennie, who also writes for the Hartford Courant on Sunday, talks about what Govenor Malloy has been doing behind the scenes. 

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The Talk of Connecticut's Dan Lovallo brought his show on the road, including an after-hours party in Manchester at Adams Mill, on Monday March 7th, with guest speaker, former U.S. Senate Candidate and First Responder at Ground Zero on 9-11, Vinny Forras!

Dan Lovallo at the annual E-marketing & Technology Summit conducting interviews.

Ray tells us how child trafficking is on the rise even in our own state - the Berlin Turnpike.  Ray gives us insight about the crime and how it affects so many. 

Millies calls in and talks about how to deal with seasonal sadness and stress during the winter months. 

Ann talks about her book, Step Ahead of Autism, as well as her 20 plus year experience of raising an autistic child. 

Noted Author and Doctor Alicia Stanton shares her current journey of battling breast cancer. 

Liz talks about the inspiration of her new book, Get DA.R.E. from Here.  She also talks about why should get out of their comfort zones as they enter their 40s and beyond.  

Sarah talks about the multiple roles we play in life one of the main roles is that of a caregiver.  Sarah let's us know that we need to take time and actually "be here for the party."