Melissa Muszynski, owner and lead designer of MBM design, joins the #WintheFuture podcast to discuss the impact of interior design and adjusting to a new normal.

Julie Nash, Economic Development Director for the city of Milford, Connecticut, joins the podcast to discuss small business, real estate, residential, and transit-oriented development trends in mid-size cities statewide and nationally.

Eric Ohlsen, President of Ohlsen Research and Paper Trail Investigations, joins the podcast to help uncover the world of political opposition research.

Steve Rubin — President-Elect of Connecticut’s Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (CT-NAELA) — joins the Win the Future podcast to discuss key issues in the practice of elder law in the Nutmeg State.

Joan Wilson – a lawyer with RWC and vice president of Connecticut’s chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (CT-NAELA) – joins the podcast to discuss Connecticut’s elder law landscape, the state’s 2021 legislative session, and ways to safeguard seniors.

Xaykham Khamsyvoravong (Xay), Board Chairperson for the Providence Water Authority, joins the podcast to discuss the current and future clean water landscape at the local, state, and federal levels.

Jeff Spencer, host of the podcast “Sweet N’ Up with Jeff Spencer,” joins the show to chat about podcasting tips and trends.

Jonathan Schwantes is a senior policy counsel in Consumers Reports’ Washington DC office where he focuses on telecommunications issues affecting consumers in the broadband, television, media, and wireless markets. He has two decades of experience working in politics and is a legislative process expert with a deep understanding of Capitol Hill. Jonathan served more than eight years in the United States Senate as a general counsel on the Judiciary Committee, specifically the Antitrust Subcommittee for Senator Herb Kohl. In the private sector, he advocated on behalf of numerous Fortune 500 companies, trade associations, and nonprofit organizations. Jonathan completed his undergraduate work at the University of Minnesota and earned his law degree from the University of Wisconsin.