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Chaz and AJ Show Rundown: Thursday, November 11

6:00. Serving in Afghanistan after 9/11. Retired Police Sergeant and Veteran Joe Della Monica.
6:20. Beefman’s dad drove a half track under General Paton.
6:30. AJ in a box…. The menu of torture items.
6:40. AJ Would like to perform a song about his box adventure!
7:00. How many bottles of laundry detergent can three people steal from a Connecticut supermarket?
7:20. Dumb ass news. A Florida man has a Florida man reaction to being saved by police.
7:30. He was getting hit with shrapnel and bullets but refused to leave the battlefield until every guy in his platoon was safe. Five purple hearts and two bronze stars. Vietnam Veteran Robert Lombardo.
8:00. Veteran Art Wiknik was part of the battle of Hamburger Hill. He joins us now to talk about how killing a wild boar got him in a lot of trouble. You can purchase his book “Nam Sense” HERE!
8:20. Concert God Jimmy Koplik.
8:30. This day in CT concert history.
8:40. AJ about to go into the box. Any advice from Jimmy?
9:00. AJ ENTERS THE BOX!!
9:20. Dumb ass news. Radio host volunteers to sit in a box for 24 hours while listening to the chicken dance on a continuous loop. Tim Kane the trumpet player from Hillhouse High School in New Haven.
9:30. Tribe Member Marybeth and the West Haven Seahawks Cheerleaders visit AJ in the box!!!

PODCAST – Wednesday, November 10: A Real Connecticut Castle Is For Sale; OnlyFans Model Victoria “Snooks”; Howard From Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater

A real castle is for sale in Connecticut. Chaz and AJ go through the real estate listing from Woodstock, and learn more about the property, it’s owner, and how AJ would handle living in a home like it. (0:00)

Victoria “Snooks” is an OnlyFans model, who has decided to sue her local school district after they disallowed her from volunteering. Turns out, an anonymous email sharing the explicit images from her account was the reason behind the school’s decision. (23:42)

Howard Saffan from the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater was in studio to talk about the Holiday Lights Spectacular, featuring over 2.5 million LED lights. (34:42)

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Chaz and AJ Show Rundown: Wednesday, November 10

6:00. There is a $35 million house in Connecticut and it’s not in Greenwich. It’s not even really from this time period.
6:20. Last call for AJ in the box torture menu items. 877-764-2535
6:40. AJ would like to do a song about his upcoming box adventure.
7:00. How many versions of the chicken dance does one planet need?
7:20. Dumb Ass News. Egg hack goes horribly wrong. And Channel 3’s Scot Haney.
7:30. Only Fans model, Victoria “Snooks” Triece and her Attorney, Mark NeJame. Shes suing a school district where she was a volunteer. @victoriasnooks on Twitter and Instagram
8:00. In Barry Lee Cohen’s mind the election in West Haven is not over! He’s on the phone with his Attorney, Vincent Marino.
8:20. Movie Critic Joe Meyers. @joesview on Instagram and Twitter
9:00. 24 hours and counting. Also, Troy Broussard from AARP on how to protect Veterans from scams.

AARP Fraud Watch Network Helpline: 1-877-908-3360

Toll-free number to report veteran specific scams: 1-855-800-9023

9:20. Dumb Ass News. 9:30. Howard Saffan, President of the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater. Don’t miss the “Holiday Lights Spectacular” from November 18 – January 2!

Tuesday, November 9: What We’ll Make AJ Do During AJ In A Box; Senator Blumenthal; Attorney Norm Pattis

There are no bad ideas when it comes to AJ in a Box! Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to share any and all ideas for the “menu” of things AJ can do while spending 24 straight hours in the box listening to the Chicken Dance. (0:00)

Senator Blumenthal talks about the money Connecticut can expect from the new infrastructure bill, which will hopefully create jobs as well. (8:41)

Norm Pattis talks about the disastrous outcome at Astroworld, and whether the families of victims have a case against Travis Scott. (26:14)

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Chaz and AJ Show Rundown: Tuesday, November 9

6:00. Governor Lamont made an unplanned announcement about his intentions to seek reelection.
6:20. Let’s put together some ways to make money with AJ in the box. There are no bad ideas. Call it in at 877-764-2535
7:00. So how much money will Connecticut get from the infrastructure bill and how many jobs will it create? Senator Richard Blumenthal on the phone.
7:20. Dumb ass news. A man used a blow torch to clean up spider webs. How did that work out.
7:30. The top five things that should be illegal and aren’t.
8:00. Yesterday was international tongue twister day. Let’s see how we all do with these.
8:20. There are seven different types of dating personalities. Which one are you? Dr. Carmen Harra
9:00. Attorney Norm Pattis, and Susan Agamy from the Spooner House

35th Annual Smile Dental Center and Sofferman Family Thanksgiving Food Drive

Next Wednesday (November 17)

10:00am to 2:00pm

At the Smile Dental Center (1000 Bridgeport Avenue, Shelton)

Financial contributions can also be made securely through PayPal on our website, www.actspooner.org, or via our Facebook fundraiser, “Smile Dental Center’s Fundraiser for Spooner House”

9:20. Dumb ass news. What happened for this guys penis to write off.

PODCAST – Monday, November 8: The Tragedy At Astroworld; Cold Cases; How You Can Scale An NYC Skyscraper

Chaz and AJ had audio from survivors of the terrible tragedy that killed 8 people at Travis Scott’s show at Astroworld. While talking about the raucous crowd, the Tribe called in some of the wildest concert crowds they’ve ever experienced, including one that even stuck out to the band members of Slayer. (0:00)

Alex the cold case guy talked about some investigations he’s been a part of, and how cases that have been dormant for decades wind up getting solved. As soon as he teased the big, historical case he’s currently working on, Chaz and AJ worked very hard to try and figure out which one he was talking about. (21:41)

Jason Horkin shares details on scaling a building in New York City, and how you can also take part in the hour-and-a-half long climb. (36:52)

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Chaz and AJ Show Rundown: Monday, November 8

6:00. A horrible occurrence at the Astroworld music festival. And..Joe Biden’s long fart.
6:20. We need to come up with some ways to make money with AJ in the box. Money levels and stunts.
6:40. AJ’s hernia song.
7:00. What kind of a band do you get for $7600? Hello? West Haven knows. West Haven Mayor Nancy Rossi.
7:20. Dumb ass news. A potato named Doug may be the largest ever.
7:30. Killer Karaoke – We may have found the right band to do the chicken dance live for AJ in the box.
7:40. A major karaoke fail. This one is in a classroom.
8:00. Eight people dead many injured at a concert over the weekend. Also – the toys that got into the Toy Hall of Fame this year.
8:20. Alex Baber, Founder, Director and Lead Consultant of “Cold Case Consultants of America.” He explains why the Maura Murray cold case deserves another look.
9:00. Top 5 things that should be illegal but aren’t.
9:20. Dumb ass news. John Travolta and Tommy Lee baking cookies.
9:30. Jason Horkin, General Manager Hudson Yards Experiences, talks about City Climb.

Photos: Vicki Soto 5K

AJ was at the annual Vicki Soto 5K Race in Stratford. Great event to honor and remember such a wonderful person.

PODCAST – Friday, November 5: The Song Selection For AJ In A Box; The Week In Flubbles; Boss Keith’s Top 5 Things That Happen In Public That Should Be Banned

Scot Haney was on the phone from WSFB Channel 3, and immediately changed the game with his song suggestion for “AJ in a Box.” (0:00)

Dumb Ass News – The Flubble Montage! All the best moments of misspeaking on the air from this week of shows. (15:33)

Boss Keith’s Top 5 was about the terrible things that happen in public that should be banned. (21:19)

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50 Years, 50 Albums 1984: Bruce Springsteen ‘Born in the U.S.A.’

Tough choice for this week’s 50 Years, 50 Albums. We had the 9th studio album from Scorpions Love at First Sting, which is a great follow up to their previous album Blackout, the U.S. introduction to the band. We also had the 5th studio album from the Cars Heartbeat City, which had six great singles including the song “Drive”, one of Benjamin Orr’s greatest vocal performance. But the year 1984 really belonged to Bruce Springsteen’s 7th studio album Born in the U.S.A. All 12 tracks on that album are the most recognizable “Bruce” songs out there, from the misinterpreted title song to everything else. Dare we say a perfect album? Yes. Selling over 30 million copies it was Springsteen’s most commercially successful album and one of the highest selling albums ever. Most rock critics consider it one of the greatest albums of all time.

Learn more about the album:

What Does ‘Born In The U.S.A.’ Really Mean?

How Bruce Springsteen Wrote and Recorded ‘Born In The U.S.A.’

How Bruce Springsteen’s Anti-Vietnam Anthem Got Lost In Translation

Essential video:

Listen to the album: