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Bristol Today
By the People, for the People
Alyssa Taglia moderates 'Words Matter' panel in Bristol
Good Morning Connecticut host leads discussion on the power of language
Apr. 1, 2026 at 3:04pm
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Alyssa Taglia, host of Good Morning Connecticut, moderated a 'Words Matter' panel discussion in Bristol, where attendees explored the importance of thoughtful communication and the value of pausing before responding.
Why it matters
The panel discussion aimed to highlight how the words we use can have a significant impact, emphasizing the need for more mindful and empathetic dialogue, especially in an era of increasing polarization.
The details
Taglia led the panel, which focused on teaching attendees the skill of pausing before reacting, in order to craft more thoughtful and impactful responses. The discussion covered how taking a moment to consider one's words can make a meaningful difference in personal and professional interactions.
- The 'Words Matter' panel discussion took place on April 1, 2026 in Bristol, Connecticut.
The players
Alyssa Taglia
The host of Good Morning Connecticut, who moderated the 'Words Matter' panel discussion.
What they’re saying
“Sometimes taking a moment, taking a breath, to be able to respond and not react, that's a skill. It makes a difference.”
— Alyssa Taglia, Good Morning Connecticut host
The takeaway
The 'Words Matter' panel emphasized the power of thoughtful communication, underscoring how a simple pause can lead to more empathetic and impactful dialogue, which is especially crucial in an era of increasing polarization.


