Connecticut Show

We're chatting famous singers by New England state and graduating from Harvard. Also, in this our 75th episode, we've got the history of magic stones and where the term Brass Monkey came from. 

So much to talk about on this half-way-to-halloween episode. Terrence returns from an unusual family history tour, we can't let go of the Wildquack Duck Festival, and Travis and Terrence watch the UConn women bring home another championship. That and so much more on this 73rd episode of the Connecticut Show.  

Marianne and Meghan have hit episode 72! On this week's episode they're back to chat about cider houses and Irish Rap -- as you do in New England! Also, there are a lot of great music festivals coming our way in 2025. Want to know where? This is the episode for you. 

On this our 71st episode of the Connecticut Show, Terrance and Travis break down the New England styles of running shoes and also what it takes to own a basketball franchise. Also, we're asking you what it takes to be the greatest of all time. We want you to answer that question for us. 

On this our 70th episode of the Connecticut Show, we finally get that casino heist story from Urugay. Also, wondering what spring festivals to visit while in New England this year, we've got that list which includes a rubber ducky river race we may just need to attend. 

In this, the most heated episode of the Connecticut Show, Travis and Terrence roll up their sleeves and battle it out concerning predatory education spending. Just kidding, we mostly agree, but it's a bit of a detour from our usual happy New England episodes. 

On this, our 68th episode of the Connecticut Show, Travis and Terrence discuss some old found footage, the best hiking trails in New England, and a high schooler Travis is pretty sure is taking something to jump as far as he’s jumping. 

It's cold here in New England and we're wondering if it's time for us to change the name of the Long Island Sound to the Connecticut Sound. We also discuss a little about the gambling culture here, the Mohegan Tribe, and the Foxwood Casino.

We're back at WHUS for season 6 and couldn't be happier. In this very breezy episode, we chat about where we've been, where we are, and where we're going. Mostly we just chat though. Catching up and kicking off a new season here at the Connecticut Show. 

In this episode we discuss the delta academy, BOS Nation -- Boston's women's soccer team, Terrence's most loved music of 2024, and why we don't talk politics. 

Not ones to normally dive into politics, this is a bit of a left turn for us as we discuss Trump, Harris, and what's next for the country. With a new president in place, Terrence and Travis try to unpack the results of the election as well as make sense of the divide in our country today. Pretty sure we figured it all out, so you're welcome New England.

We have all the Rhode Island spooky tales this Halloween episode of the Connecticut Show, including a vampire named Mercy, Houdini from beyond the grave, and ghostly soldiers at Brown University. 

Terrence and Travis have completed the much-discussed Race for Catherine. A huge thank you to everyone who donated to the team and showed up to run with us. We also discuss super moons, 80,000 year-old comets, and how to stay undercover as a police officer. We have all the tips here on this 61st episode of the Connecticut Show.

Terrence maybe feels Chicago is better than Boston, of course we need to get to the bottom of that. Also, when comparing pizza, Travis still isn't convinced we can compare deep dish to what's happening in New Haven. Which of course brings us to the Northern Lights in Connecticut on Horsebarn Hill. 

In this, our 59th episode of the Connecticut Show, we discuss Team Connecticut Show and the Race for Catherine, ways you can support the tremendous cause and where we'll be this Saturday. We also begin spooky season with the story of a little plot of grass in our neighborhood that appears to be something right out of the Twilight Zone. 

On this, our 58th episode of the Connecticut Show, we discuss our views on if bipartisanship is even a thing, how it can be a thing, and who would have to foot the bill for it to become a thing. Terrence also tells the story of a kid who said "gun" in school and what that means today in our current political climate. 

Ready for your running advice from Terrence? As a dedicated runner and colligate level track coach, Terrence shares some wisdom on the best places to run in New England, as well as break down a few of those running terms like "fartlek" and "BQ."  

On Sunday, October 30, 1938, Martians fictitiously landed in Grover’s Mill, NJ where only 86 years later Travis from the Connecticut Show found himself getting coffee. What happened next? Also, what city is being listed as the most expensive city in American to live in? It’s not. But it says it is on the list so we talk about it.