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Behind the scenes at the home of public policy journalism in Connecticut. Interviews with newsmakers featured in the CT Mirror’s biggest stories and insights from the journalists who cover them. Each week WSHU’s Ebong Udoma joins us to rundown the Sunday Feature with our reporters. We also present specials on CT Mirror’s big investigative pieces.
Steady Habits
Steady Habits: A CT Mirror Podcast, hosted by John Dankosky, aims to foster meaningful conversations with newsmakers and the journalists who cover them. Each episode, we dig into Connecticut’s biggest stories in policy and politics.
Latest Podcasts
PODCAST: CT legislative session ends this week with key bills still pending
WSHU and and CT Mirror’s Mark Pazniokas discussed his article about the closing days of the 2026 legislative session.
PODCAST: How a Hartford-based nonprofit is suffering from a political scandal
WSHU and Andrew Brown discussed CT Mirror’s story outlining how Sen. Doug McCrory reshaped the Blue Hills Civic Association into an arm of his political office.
PODCAST: CT doctors now sue patients more than hospitals do over medical bills
WSHU and KFF Health News’ Noam N. Levey discussed the investigation he worked on with CT Mirror about medical debt in Connecticut.
PODCAST: How Josh Elliott is challenging Lamont from the left
WSHU and CT Mirror’s Mark Pazniokas discussed the gubernatorial campaign of Josh Elliott, a self-described economic populist.
PODCAST: Immigrants gain citizenship in CT amid national ICE crackdown
WSHU and CT Mirror’s Laura Tillman discussed the naturalization process in a time where immigration has become a complex topic in America.
PODCAST: Long-time U.S. Rep. John Larson’s primary challenge in CT
WSHU’s Ebong Udoma and CT Mirror’s Mark Pazniokas discussed his article about Rep. John Larson’s primary challengers, who want generational change.
PODCAST: CT home care advocates fear cuts could be coming
WSHU’s Ebong Udoma and CT Mirror’s Katy Golvala discussed her article written with Laura Tillman about the potential elimination of Community First Choice.
PODCAST: Should CT ban cellphones in school?
WSHU’s Ebong Udoma and CT Mirror’s Theo Peck-Suzuki discussed his article about the debate over whether, and how, to ban cellphones in school.
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