The Flubble montage from this week features a butchering of the President’s name, skiing cavemen, and Ashley’s brain failing during her traffic reports. (0:00)

AJ already tried, so Ashley was up next this morning, giving this trending “Wordle” game a shot. (3:27)

Dumb Ass News – Audio of a woman going ham on a worker, who blocked in her car as she was trying to make a doctor’s appointment. (15:03)

The Tribe was calling in for their shot at Sammy Hagar tickets, everyone’s story ended with them waking up in the hospital. They all managed to find different ways to get there, though. Snowmobiles, sledding, drinking, and a fistfight. (23:59)

CT D.O.T. Commissioner Joe Giulietti was on to explain how the state is preparing for a big winter storm tomorrow. Chaz and AJ seemed to only make his job more difficult, but he answered all of their questions anyway. (47:38)

Boss Keith’s Top 5 highlighted the things he thinks we’re being charged way too much for. Who gets so upset over greeting cards? (58:56)

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Norm Pattis was on to talk about a deputy in Colorado being fired, after her OnlyFans profile was brought to the attention of the department. Norm played both sides, first as if he were defending the deputy in court, and then if he had to prosecute on behalf of the department. (0:00)

Live Nation’s Jimmy Koplik was on to talk about the Chaz and AJ BBQ happening in June with Sammy Hagar and George Thorogood. Before the show ended, Jimmy also announced one of the major headliners of the new Bridgeport music festival “Sound on Sound,” happening in September. (14:41)

A YouTuber recently crashed a public zoom in Connecticut, claiming his daughter identifies as a lizard. Turns out, Alex Stein is not new to trolling local government meetings, and even went viral for a 2-minute rap about vaccines in Texas. (39:38)

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After discussing their distaste with the Connecticut DMV for charging our service members for “veterans plates,” Chaz and AJ took a number of calls from retired military members. The consensus seems to be that the state needs to do far more to help the veteran community, and reducing or eliminating the charge for these plates would be a terrific starting point. (0:00)

A young Connecticut man lost his leg in a car accident, and now his family needs help. Jeff, father of Max, was on to share the horrifying details of the incident, and how the public may be able to help them locate guilty parties. (19:20)

Movie critic Joe Meyers was on to talk about “Moonfall,” which everyone seems to think will be a terrible movie. Joe also gave a short list of good recommendations, for this weekend’s snow storm. (33:09)

Geoff Tate, formerly of Queensryche, called in to promote his show and talk about how the song writing process worked during the recording of “Empire.” (56:18) 

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Chaz and AJ spoke with Walter, who went viral after his security camera captured the moment a bear tried to attack his three wieners. Walter’s dogs were all safe, and a bear psychologist even stopped by to talk to Walter about the bear. (0:00)

Lindsey Rivers from Bristol Public Works was to talk about the passing of their beloved Gizmo. Gizmo the hamster became a favorite on Instagram, after being rescued from the garbage. (14:50)

The Tribe was calling in some wild stories, since Sammy Hagar tickets were on the line. The crazy way their kids have created chaos, including one girl who removed her own braces with a pair of pliers. (28:16)

Rory Douglas has gotten a lot of attention on TikTok for offering the financial advice we’re NOT taught in schools. Right out of the gate, he shared some easy formulas to save and invest by. (47:50)

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