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WICC The Voice of ConnecticutCT Today With Paul Pacelli - Should Local Politicians Criticize A Private Business?Host Paul Pacelli kicked off Tuesday's "Connecticut Today" with his thoughts on public statements from New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker and State Attorney General William Tong regarding Avelo Airlines' agreement with the federal government for deportation flights (00:43). Yankee Institute blogger Meghan Portfolio talked about a proposal to spend millions of dollars on early childhood education and care (14:32). CBS News Correspondent Aaron Navarro dropped by to talk about the latest news surrounding the Trump White House tariffs (24:07)
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Between The Lines Radio Newsmagazine podcastConfronting the Democratic Party’s Weak Opposition to Trump CoupRootsAction.org Co-Founder Norman Solomon: Confronting the Democratic Party’s Weak Opposition to Trump CoupNew Haven, CT Mayor Justin Elicker: Nearly 2 Dozen U.S. Cities Sue Trump Regime for Threat to Withhold Funding from Sanctuary CitiesCommittee to Protect Journalists Program Coordinator Katherine Jacobsen: Trump Launches Campaign of Threats and Intimidation to Suppress US Press FreedomVisit our website at BTLonline.org for more information, in-depth interviews, related links and transcripts and to sign up for our BTL Weekly Summary. Ne...2025-03-0529 min
The Future in ContextRunning Cities Better As America’s cities grapple with post-pandemic challenges like rising crime, economic uncertainty, and strained public services, urban leaders are rethinking how to govern, collaborate, and rebuild. Governing’s Winter Issue explores these dynamics, highlighting how mayors, philanthropies, and city planners are reshaping the urban landscape through redevelopment projects, innovative partnerships, and efforts to reclaim public spaces —while confronting persistent policy hurdles like AI regulation and social media’s societal impact. Governing* Editor Alan Greenblatt and Senior Writer Jared Brey join the podcast to discuss their reporting on the future of American cities. Show Note...2024-12-1924 min
Chaz and AJ In The MorningPod Pick: Mayor Justin Elicker On New Haven's New Traffic CamerasNew Haven Mayor Justin Elicker talked about the new traffic cameras being installed in downtown New Haven for red light and speeding violations, and how effective they can be.
Image Credit: monticelllo / iStock / Getty Images Plus2024-05-2207 minChaz and AJ In The MorningPod Pick: Mayor Justin Elicker On New Haven's New Traffic CamerasNew Haven Mayor Justin Elicker talked about the new traffic cameras being installed in downtown New Haven for red light and speeding violations, and how effective they can be.
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Where We LiveNew solutions to eliminating homelessness: Moving beyond the shelter modelThe number of people who became unhoused in Connecticut increased by 13 percent between 2021 and last year. And in most places around the country, cities rely on shelters to accommodate people who are unhoused. But those who’ve lived there say this model isn’t working. Families are separated. There’s a 90-day stay limit. There’s little to no security for personal belongings. And at dawn, everyone’s asked to leave, rain or shine. Today on Where We Live, we hear from the founder of Rosette Village, a transitional housing community on Rosette Street in New Haven...2023-08-2549 min
Jazzy Conversations with Teef & GigiEp. 35 Jazzy Conversations with Mayor Justin ElickerIn episode 35 Teef and Gigi chat with New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker.2023-08-2535 minJazzy Conversations with Teef & GigiJazzy Conversations with Teef & Gigi with guest Mayor Justin ElickerJazzy Conversations with Teef & Gigi with guest Mayor Justin Elicker of New Haven2022-12-2940 min
Community AccessInterview with New Haven Mayor Justin ElickerInterview with New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker about Bank of America Turkey Tuesday to Benefit Connecticut Foodshare.2022-11-1105 min
Where We LiveNew Haven Mayor and Police leader talk about Randy Cox, plus a look at Miranda RightsA New Haven resident was recently injured while in police custody, and could be permanently paralyzed. Today, we talk about what went wrong and how the New Haven Police Department is responding. New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker and Assistant Police Chief Karl Jacobson join us. Later, we talk about how a Supreme Court opinion on Miranda Rights could impact policing. What questions do you have about police conduct in our state? GUESTS: Tom Breen - Managing Editor of New Haven Independent Mayor Justin Elicker - City of New Haven Assistant Police...2022-06-3049 min
Where We LiveWhite House Council on Environmental Quality Chair Discusses Waterbury Roots; Big Developments In New Haven Mayor's RaceThis hour, a conversation with White House Council on Environmental Quality Chair Brenda Mallory. How did her days growing up in Waterbury influence her work? And what is the Biden administration doing to address climate change? Also, there was a major development in the New Haven mayor’s race last night, as challenger Karen DuBois-Walton dropped out at the start of the town committee meeting to endorse a candidate. Guests: Brenda Mallory -- White House Council on Environmental Quality Chair Jonathan Wharton -- Associate Professor of Political Science and Urban Affairs and Grad...2021-07-2849 min
Where We LiveMayoral Candidates Elicker, DuBois-Walton Outline Plans For New HavenThis hour, a conversation with the two leading candidates for mayor of New Haven. Who has the best ideas to lead the city's recovery from the pandemic, and to help support students who have had two school years interupted by COVID-19? Guests: Justin Elicker -- Mayor of New Haven seeking re-election, former New Haven alder and teacher Karen DuBois-Walton -- Challenger for the position of mayor of New Haven, longtime leader of the Housing Authority of New Haven Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy in...2021-07-1449 min
Where We LiveNew Haven Mayor Justin Elicker Says Current COVID-19 Rules Aren't Strict EnoughCOVID-19 cases continue to grow in Connecticut. And although the governor’s office has rolled the state’s reopening back not all municipal leaders think it’s enough. This hour, we talk with New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker, who’s called for a further rollback that would halt indoor dining. What impact would this have on Elm City businesses? And we find out how students in New Haven are doing. Most haven’t had in-person school since the spring. Are you a New Haven resident? We take your questions and comments for the mayor. 2020-11-2349 min
SeasonedLet’s Do Lunch: Tips For Parents + How Are We Feeding Students?We’re calling on the pros for advice on the midday meal. This week on Seasoned, we get tips from Diane Morrisey, a mom of six, about making school lunches kids actually want to eat. We also brainstorm how to make lunchtime stress-free for busy parents whose home office may or may not be the kitchen table. Chef Plum checks in with Dan Giusti, the chef transforming lunches in New London public schools, about the challenges of turning $3.50 into a meal made from scratch. Finally, a mom with a son in a New Haven school district describes her experience try...2020-09-0349 min
95.9 The FoxMonday, June 1: Recap of CT Protests, New Haven Mayor Elicker, Stamford Police Chief Tim ShawAttorney Norm Pattis was on the phone to explain the charges against former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin. What is the difference between manslaughter and murder, and could the charges be changed? (0:00)
Former Hartford Police Lieutenant Brian Foley is now with the Department of Emergency Service and Public Protection, and addressed the protests in the state over the weekend. He also was open and honest about some of the things he's seen during his career as a police officer. Plus, New Haven Register reporter Meghan Friedmann was documenting the New Haven protest that blocked I-95, and led to a...2020-06-011h 18
95.9 The FoxFriday, May 8: $20k Raised for AJ's "Miles for Masks," Dr. Brett Mocks AJ's Mentality, FEMA's Captain Russ WebsterBob and Amy Stefanowski were on to announce the official total raised from AJ's "Miles for Masks." He may not have been able to last a full 24 hours, but he's provided a LOT of masks for folks who need them! (0:00)
New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about his apparent side gig as a plumber. It all started with a funny typo while the mayor was on News 8, and he addresses whether or not he feels comfortable with the May 20th reopening date. (6:31)
Kristin Okesson is the general manager for C...2020-05-081h 22
95.9 The FoxMonday, May 4: The Rescued Raccoon Needs A Name, Mark Hayward From Small Business Administration, Trainer Luke's Advice for AJ's Biking MarathonIs the Commission for the Department of Labor having a mental breakdown? Chaz and AJ have some audio from a Fox 61 report that seems to suggest he's right on the edge. (0:00)
Eunice called in an update on the rescued raccoon from Chaz's yard, and the crew starts to think about a name for her since her recovery has been so encouraging. (7:30)
New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker wants to "one-up" Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin on his presentation to deter riding ATVs in the street. Plus, Bridgeport Deputy Fire Chief James Buck talks about having to rescue 28 people fr...2020-05-041h 39
95.9 The FoxThursday, April 16: Mayor Elicker Explains New Haven's Mask Policy, Wayne Carini Promotes AJ's Guest Appearance, Norm Pattis Watches Birds, Jimmy Koplik's Thoughts on Concerts ReturningNew Haven Mayor Justin Elicker called Chaz and AJ to explain why masks are now required in public places. (0:00)
In Dumb Ass News, a toilet paper hoarder in Australia can't sell his stash. (14:02)
Wayne Carini from Chasing Classic Cars called in to promote a guest appearance by AJ on the show, and his thoughts on the new Corvette. (18:05)
Mayor Mark Boughton of Danbury talks about the economic repercussions of the quarantine, and when we might see restaurants and sporting events opened again. Plus, he brags about his Mustang and challenges AJ to a race. (34:06)...2020-04-161h 29
95.9 The FoxMonday, April 6: Dr. Ron Clark Explains Daily Life in the E.R., An Anonymous Donor is Unmasked, Mark Hayward of the SBA Helps with Small Business LoansDr. Ron Clark called Chaz and AJ to explain daily life in the E.R. during the outbreak of COVID-19, and what he's expecting during the expected peak. (0:00)
The Queen of England had a message for everyone during the Coronavirus pandemic, but Chaz and AJ took something different from her public announcement. (10:56)
Tribe member Jim in Southbury offers his services picking up groceries for anyone who cannot get out in his area. (16:46)
An anonymous donor has sent almost half a million medical masks into the hands of first responders around Connecticut, and he was unm...2020-04-061h 31
Where We LiveMayor Justin Elicker On How New Haven Is Responding to COVID-19Cases of COVID-19 have grown in New Haven, and the mayor says “the spike” is beginning in the Elm City. This hour, we talk with New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker. As the number of COVID-19 cases rises across Connecticut, how can local leaders protect their residents? From hospitals to homelessness to jobs, what does the pandemic means for Connecticut’s second largest city? If you are a New Haven resident, we want to hear from you. What questions do you have for Mayor Elicker? GUESTS: Mayor Justin Elicker - first term Mayor of the ci...2020-03-3049 min
95.9 The FoxFriday, March 20: Full Coronavirus CoverageMary Ann just got back from Italy amidst the coronavirus pandemic (0:00)
Nora Duncan, AARP Connecticut director (14:29)
Ashley's friend Dalia, sonogrammer recently fitted with a M95 mask (18:24)
New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker checks in, as does Ashley's mom (23:29)
Scot Haney from Channel 3 WFSB (37:54)
Gary Phelan, employment attorney from Mitchell and Sheehan (47:48)
Jim Marpe Westport first selectman (1:00:53)
Aly from the Red Cross (1:07:14)
The latest news across Connecticut (1:10:31)2020-03-201h 27
The WheelhouseThe Wheelhouse: Primary Night Analysis; Previewing Presidential DebatePrimaries in Connecticut’s municipal elections could’ve been a dull affair, but that was certainly not the case last night. You had a big upset: Justin Elicker, in his second try at the mayor’s job in New Haven, beating incumbent Toni Harp, a force in Democratic politics for decades. You had an incumbent mayor Luke Bronin easily beating back challenges from a former mayor and state rep. And, you had another incumbent, Joe Ganim, very narrowly defeating state Senator Marilyn Moore, in a race so close it came down to a few hundred absentee ballots. T...2019-09-1149 min
Where We LiveRematch Brings Mayoral Candidate Justin Elicker Back To The New Haven BallotAlthough he is running against a seasoned politician, Justin Elicker is not a new face in New Haven politics. The former alder faced off against now-mayor Toni Harp in 2013, and this year, they are set to do it again. This hour, we sit down with the candidate for mayor of New Haven, ahead of the September 10th primary. With a familiar matchup back on the ballot, we ask Elicker what makes him stand out as a candidate this time around? We take your calls and comments, too. What questions do you have for the candidate?2019-08-1349 min
Where We LiveLive From New Haven With Incumbent Mayor Toni HarpShe’s been mayor of Connecticut’s second largest city since 2014. Now, Toni Harp is hoping voters in New Haven will give her a fourth term. This hour, Mayor Toni Harp joins us in studio just days after she received the endorsement of the city’s Democratic town committee. Candidate Justin Elicker is a likely challenger--promising to collect enough signatures to appear on the September ballot. If that happens, will voters in this overwhelmingly Democratic city choose her in the primary? Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener f...2019-07-2249 min
Seth Adam PodcastSeth Adam Podcast - Episode 8 - Justin ElickerSend us a textJustin Elicker is a candidate for mayor of New Haven CT, running on the Democratic ticket. He's got fresh ideas about a new direction for New Haven as well as a long history of serving the public. I was very enthusiastic about this interview, because I believe he's got some great strategies to help current and future residents thrive in this city. There was much more we could have discussed, but this is a solid survey of questions about issues facing New Haven and Justin's plans to address those issues. Enjoy!...2019-05-271h 03