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So excited to talk with my broadcast inspiration, my childhood big sister from my early days living in Connecticut. For as long as I've known her, Michelle Turner has been in broadcast journalist and her golden voice and fiery spirit have made waves throughout the Connecticut scene. We are talking about the old days, her career journey and how life has brought her to this moment in time. Michelle Turner has worked as a #journalist, talk show host and #moderator across three counties in #Connecticut. She is currently the host of, "The Show", a podcast airing and streaming on the #NewHaven Independent's 103.5 LP FM, WNHH Community Radio. Michelle started her career as a Disc Jockey at AM 1340, WNHC, after graduating from North Carolina A&T State University, in Greensboro, NC. Returning to New Haven, she worked at AM 1340, #WNHC, working the overnight shift, naming it, "The Overnight Party for the Overnight Army." She then moved to news as a #Reporter and News Anchor at 960 AM, #WELI. Several years later, Michelle was the first voice heard on AM 1220, #WQUN, Quinnipiac University's commercial station and New Haven County's lone CBS affiliate. She became managing editor of what became an Associated Press award winning station for news and features coverage. Michelle became News and Public Affairs Director of 94.3 WYBC New Haven AM and FM radio two days before September 11th. She and the station's staff and later the program director stayed on the air 14 hours with updates and then opening the phone lines for the public to express their concerns about the event. Later Michelle became the executive producer, host and moderator of the Heritage Talk Show of 94.3 FM's, "The Electric Drum," which saw some of its highest ratings during her seven years with the show. She also had the opportunity (and pleasure!) to moderate a live conversation with 'Shark Tank personality, Daymond John. She most recently ended a four-year stint with #Fairfield County's NPR affiliate, WSHU and it's syndicated stations and also worked as a Reporter and Announcer at WTIC-AM, Hartford's award-winning CBS affiliate. She is currently one of the co-hosts of the Ma’am WHAT?! podcast with Babe Rawls Ivy and Markeshia Ricks—their tagline: “This ain't your mama's podcast ... or maybe it is.” (Spotify) Michelle has been a volunteer with the New Haven Public School's "Read Aloud" Program, and the Greater New Haven Community Foundation's Women and Girls' Fund; she is an active member of the New Haven Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and has been the recipient of numerous community service awards, the most recent being from New Haven's Chi Omicron Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Michelle holds a Masters degree in Journalism from Quinnipiac University and lives in New Haven with her daughter. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/viewfrom5throw/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/viewfrom5throw/support

Bob Steele, the Voice of Connecticut Radio For more than sixty years, Bob Steele was the voice of Southern New England, entertaining listeners of WTIC AM with his wit and humor. Connecticut author Paul Hensler has written the first-ever biography of Steele, chronicling his hardscrabble beginnings in the Midwest, his early career as a boxer, and his almost accidental hiring as an announcer at WTIC in the midst of the Great Depression. In this episode, recorded at the CT Historical Society with Natalie Belanger, Hensler provides a look into Steele's life and work.  Paul Hensler's book, Bob Steele on the Radio: The Life of Connecticut's Beloved Broadcaster, is published by McFarland. We wish to thank Natalie Belanger and author Paul Hensler. This episode was produced by Natalie Belanger and engineered by Patrick O’Sullivan. Be sure to join us for our next episode of Grating the Nutmeg.

On today's podcast, I am talking about how Connecticut wants to toll cars and trucks, when legalizing Marijuana can help solve the states budget issue. I talk about what I heard on WTIC AM 1080 about putting toll booths on the highway when in the back of my mind, legalizing Marijuana would help solve the state's Budget issues. Connect with Nicky via My Blog https://nickysworld.wordpress.com/ Social media Gab - https://gab.com/Bofehuge Mewe - https://mewe.com/i/nickychaleunphone Minds - https://www.minds.com/Shianp Tumblr- http://kamododragon.tumblr.com/ Parler - https://parler.com/profile/Kamodo/ Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/Nickysworld/ Bitcoin Donation - 3Q2K9oeYdXSf7GEBxdz1gLtDSq3oqiwP8E Bitchute - https://www.bitchute.com/channel/huopia/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nickysworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nickysworld/support

I appeared on WTIC-AM to discuss the closure of Microsoft's E-Book store!

Friday marks the 20th anniversary of the UConn men's basketball team's first national championship. In this audio documentary, Jim Calhoun, Kevin Freeman, Rip Hamilton, Rashamel Jones, Khalid El-Amin, Souleymane Wane, Jake Voskuhl, Tom Moore and Dave Leitao look back on the ups and downs of that magical season, beginning with the cloud of uncertainty that hung over the Huskies in the spring of '98, when their loss to North Carolina in the Elite Eight was fresh and a couple of key players had a foot out the door. You'll also hear some of Joe D'Ambrosio's iconic radio calls, courtesy of WTIC-AM 1080.

This is an interview on WTIC-AM in Hartford, CT about my recent trip to CES!

Erik and Bob take your questions. Microsoft Azure cloud service suffers massive data outage. Apple removes a popular app that was stealing browser history. Wehe app lets you detect if carriers are throttling your data. Our first caller details his experiences as a victim of the Microsoft Azure outage. Also, we help him learn how to add Bluetooth capability to a laptop which lacks this feature. We discuss whether the new HP "Instant Ink" feature available on certain new HP printers (where ink is sold as a recurring subscription) is worth the cost. Also, we tell you the proper phrase to say to listen to WTIC-AM on your Alexa speaker. A user with a new laptop wants to know if leaving the laptop plugged in leads to a battery "memory" charging problem where the battery cannot charge fully. Jack in Hartford tells of his experiences with the new fiber optic internet service, and how to properly secure the router he needs. Also, how to use OpenDNS to improve your security and speed when using the Internet. Is it safe to use the Linux operating system as an alternative to Windows? A HP printer user wants to know if it's safe to use third party manufactured cartridges in the printer.

Erik and Bob take your computer questions. Former President Barack Obama's campaign used security keys to prevent hacks in the 2012 presidential election campaign. A cryptocurrency entrepreneur sues AT&T over mobile "SIM swapping" fiasco. A Frontier/SBC Global user wants to migrate his e-mail to a new email address. Secure e-mail service provider Husmail offers a pay alternative e-mail service that claims not to scan user e-mail. Computer Talk With TAB producer Joey Bourgoin offers advice on how to listen to WTIC-AM 1080 on your Alexa device. A caller seeks a way to convert a live broadcast or podcast to text for the deaf and hard-of-hearing. A judge sets bail at $750,000 in case of cryptocurrency for gaming hacker. A U.S. Senator proposes $3,500 discount on American-made cars. A listener calls to inquire about the future fate of obsolete SBC Global e-mail addresses.

I appeared on WTIC-AM in Connecticut to talk Net Neutrality with host Ray Dunaway on his morning show! Apologize for the audio quality on this one, it's from the station's recording. But an interesting conversation nonetheless!