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Hosted by Unknown Host · Society · EN · 0 episodes
A heritage radio station covering Bridgeport and greater Fairfield County. This podcast focuses on the communities, people and news for your neighborhood.
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WICC The Voice of Connecticut
A new AAA study found Connecticut drivers admit to speeding more often than motorists nationwide. Eighteen percent of respondents called themselves frequent speeders, compared with 15 percent nationally. We discussed this further with Lauren Fabrizi from AAA Northeast.
WICC The Voice of Connecticut
Robin Williams’ children are bringing his Instagram account back to life — twelve years after his death. Zak, Zelda and Cody Williams say they want the page to be a safe, authentic home for real photos, videos and memories of their father, while pushing back against AI-generated versions of his voice and likeness. In an era of AI “slop,” they’re fighting to make sure Robin’s legacy stays unmistakably human. We spoke with our AI expert, Dr. Vahid Behzadan from the University of New Haven, about the situation and the importance of digital literacy.
WICC The Voice of Connecticut
We talked to Linda Ross with the Fairfield County Trauma Response Team. It is a nonprofit alliance of mental health professionals dedicated to helping first responders and the Connecticut community heal from trauma, tragedy, and stress. We learned about the work that they do for local first responders and an upcoming event tied to the 25th anniversary of 9/11. For tickets to the September 13th event: Shilelagh Law (Half Way To St, Patrick’s Day) - Checkout | LineLeap Tickets For more information: https://fctrt.org/
WICC The Voice of Connecticut
State leaders are taking aim at FEMA staffing cuts. Senator Richard Blumenthal is calling on the new FEMA Administrator to address staffing shortages they say could hinder the agency’s ability to respond to disasters. We spoke with Senator Blumenthal to learn more.
WICC The Voice of Connecticut
Connecticut is warning water utilities after cyberattacks disrupted systems in at least seven states. State officials say no Connecticut water system has reported an attack, but they acknowledge they don't know how many systems use the equipment targeted. To talk more about this, we chatted with Evan Allard, Director of the Connecticut Intelligence Center which is part of the state Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection.
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