Sgt. Dawn Pagan with the CT State Police talked about the scary driving conditions yesterday, and the large number of accidents that the police had to respond to. (0:00) 

Rob Ray was back to further demonstrate his impressive knowledge of pop songs from the 60’s and 70’s. (10:43) 

Jimmy Koplik, Howard Saffan, and Jordan Wolowitz made some more announcements about the highly anticipated Sound on Sound Music Festival in Bridgeport this September. (18:14) 

Comedian Jim Florentine illustrates the many details from the Will Smith incident at the Oscars, that he thinks proves it was a staged event. (27:38) 

Comedian Chris DiStefano was completely on the opposite side of the argument, thinking the whole event was real and an example of the toxic relationship between Will and Jada. (47:10) 

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Dr. Stu Zarich is a cardiologist, and was on to talk about the death of Foo Fighters drummer, Taylor Hawkins. Early reports and speculation say his heart was about twice the weight of an average, normal person his age. How does that happen, and could it have contributed to his death? (0:00) 

Live Nation’s Jimmy Koplik worked with the Foo Fighters just last summer, when they decided to play the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport. He met Taylor, and was immediately struck by his hair. (8:04) 

Jimmy Rap was out on the street interviewing some people of WalMart. The first couple he spoke to weren’t about to let a minor thing like surgery get in the way of their sex life. (23:54) 

Movie critic Joe Meyers had a lot of thoughts about the Will Smith moment on stage at the Oscars last night, slapping Chris Rock on television after making a joke about his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith. (35:30)

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Chaz and AJ were both convinced this week’s Flubble Montage would be short, but everyone on the show contributed to it in some way. (0:00) 

Scot Haney’s birthday is Sunday, and he’ll be working this weekend! (5:13) 

Comedian Alyssa Goggi was in studio, and shared some horror stories about her time working with young children in a day care. The Tribe started to call in similar experiences with children. (14:59) 

Lisa Whelchel, who was Blair from “Facts of Life,” sheds some light on the catchy theme song to the show, and talk about her new show “Collector’s Call.” Lisa travels the country to visit some on the most impressive, and some of the most unique collectors in the country. (28:04) 

Boss Keith is all hyped up for the Oscars, which he will watch alone while eating cheese and crackers and ranting on Twitter (@keithlivesinCT) – These are his Top 5 predictions for the show, including why the ratings will continue to be very poor. (34:55)

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