Brian Foley, former Connecticut police officer was on to talk about the $150 million jewelry heist. Brian seemed pretty sure he already knew how it all happened, and that was immediately supported by Paul, a former driver with an armored car company. (0:00)

It’s all anyone is talking about this week, the heat, humidity and extreme temperatures. AJ believes he’s found an effective way to fight the heat, and demonstrated live on the air. (19:04)

Vietnam veteran Michael Sulsona was on to share his story from the war, first heading over there shortly after turning 18-years-old. Sergeant Sulsona also made sure to shout out “Help Our Military Heroes,” who recently helped him with a vehicle, and is looking forward to meeting everyone at the Chaz and AJ Stand Up for Vets on August 5. (27:36)

Jennifer Bimonte-Kelly joined Chaz and AJ with some Pepe’s pizza, to talk about her family’s history in New Haven, and joining the show for the Toy Drive. (45:41)

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Weed is legal now in Connecticut, and 16 cultivators have been granted the green light to start production. Chaz and AJ spoke with their weed guy, Joe LaChance, who explained that all of these places had to pay $3 million up front, before growing even a single plant. (0:00)

School shootings are terrifyingly commonplace in the United States, and one Connecticut town is not waiting around to be next. Avon PD Lt. John Schmalberger talked about the training the entire department will be doing, to avoid a situation like the one in Uvalde, Texas. (12:10)

Movie critics don’t always get it right, and no one knows that better than movie critic Joe Meyers. He was on to share five examples of movies critics either loved or hated, only to be proven wrong. (20:43)

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The Tribe called in the most public places they’ve had sex, sometimes even getting caught in the act. Chaz and AJ found a study that the happiest couples are having sex at least once a week. (0:00)

Connecticut is preparing for a heat wave, so Chaz and AJ talked about the businesses that get the biggest boost during one. (15:56)

Attorney Norm Pattis was on to talk about bank robberies happening around the state, which apparently is far more common crime than anyone realized. The good news is, most of these crimes do wind up being solved. (27:19)

Last night’s Home Run Derby was overshadowed on social media by intense criticism for the performer’s rendition of the National Anthem. Chaz and AJ were both incensed by the audio. (42:27)

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Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe about getting kicked out of concerts, and in the middle of some great stories took a call from “Cowboy Cal.” He claimed to be a big fan of Chaz and AJ, but didn’t seem to recognize that he was talking to them. (0:00)

Jim Smith is a local farmer, and was on explain how devastating droughts can be for farmers. Who knew so much work went into getting a gallon of milk to the stores? (8:51)

TikToker Katie K. Leonard was on to share some of the wild characters she’s experienced as a divorce attorney. She shared the gross details of “diaper baby,” and then told her favorite story of all time. (22:32)

Comedian Adam Carolla was on to talk about his new book of advice. Adam believes he’s uncovered the answer for why we never see a man sitting on the back of a motorcycle, while a woman is driving. (41:05)

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