In the first hour of "Connections" on August 20, 2025, we discuss how parents can best support children with disabilities when starting a new school year.

During "Connections" on 08/20/25, we discuss the challenges faced by children with disabilities in the school setting. Then, a rebroadcast of our talk on gene therapy for infants and young children.

On August 7 new mental hygiene laws quietly went to effect in New York, allowing for people to be committed against their will if they cannot provide or refuse help with basic needs.

In the first hour of "Connections" on August 12, 2025, we speak with a family dealing with Type 1 diabetes and learn how it affects their daily life and what resources are available for support.

During "Connections" on 08/12/25, we speak with those living with a diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes. Then, a rebroadcast of our discussion with Rochester's own rising opera star Kearstin Piper Brown.

During "Connections" on 08/11/25, Racquel Stephen is back to talk about summer camps focusing on the environment. Then, a rebroadcast of our talk on improving quality of life for those living with ALS.

During "Connections" on 08/08/25, guest host Mona Seghatoleslami and her panel remember Chuck Mangione. Then, a rebroadcast of our discussion on erasing the stigma surrounding Tourette syndrome.

On Wednesday, a federal court hearing on a lawsuit involving New York’s self-directed home care program was derailed by hackers.

New York state’s Early Intervention Program is ranked last in the nation for the timely delivery of services, like physical and speech therapy, to young children with developmental delays.

A partnership between Special Olympics and Niagara University is challenging what inclusion and equal access means in sports and on college campuses.