6:20 – Jennifer
7:00 – Raving Ryan
8:00 – Matt Storch, Dad and local restaurant owner
8:20 – Tony Spera, Son-in-law of the Warrens
9:00 – Trooper First Class Christine Jeltema
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6:20 – Jennifer
7:00 – Raving Ryan
8:00 – Matt Storch, Dad and local restaurant owner
8:20 – Tony Spera, Son-in-law of the Warrens
9:00 – Trooper First Class Christine Jeltema
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Happy Birthday Bryan Adams! The Canadian guitarist and singer turns 61 on November 5th.
Today we look back at when Bryan came to Connecticut in 2001. He played at the historic Warner Theater in downtown Torrington. That year he only played a handful of dates in the United States so those of us in Connecticut who got to see the show were very lucky!
Bryan Adams
March 30, 2001
Warner Theatre in Torrington, Connecticut
Setlist
*source: setlist.fm
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Kent Pierce of News 8 was on to talk about the Rosa DeLauro race still being too close to call, even though Rosa has already claimed victory. (0:00)
Quinnipiac University professor of political science Scott McLean was on (after a LONG night) to explain the voting process in states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, that have not yet declared a winner. (14:08)
Dumb Ass News – A man became so enraged after someone called his baby ugly, that he shot into their home 15 times. Also, a group of men with turbans are heroes for using their headgear to save people. (28:12)
Mayor Boughton of Danbury was on to talk about the election results, and why he thinks running for Governor of Connecticut is not something he’ll pursue again. (35:11)
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7:00 – Scott McLean, Political Science Professor at Quinnipiac University
7:30 – Dr. Steven Levine, physician at ENT and Allergy Associates
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3pm Show this Sunday (Nov. 8) at South Farms in Morris, CT
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Dumb Ass News – Turns out, both Chaz and AJ hate scented candles. (0:00)
Governor Lamont called in from Greenwich, where his phone connection was not great, but he offered his thoughts on the election, and the changes the state has made with rising cases of coronavirus. (5:24)
While searching for a song to play on repeat for AJ in the Box, someone suggested “Henry the 8th” and already everyone is sick of hearing it. (18:28)
President Trump was on the phone to talk about the election and offer his final points to voters, and Joe Biden wanted to talk Panda Express. Then, Raving Ryan was live at the polls locally, where a trumpet player was keeping people’s spirits up. (37:04)
Dumb Ass News – Chaz is tired of the voting memes on Instagram, and is looking forward to it being over today. (43:35)
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ELECTION DAY!
6:00 – Raving Ryan at the polls in Shelton
7:20 – Raving Ryan at the polls in Milford
7:30 – Tony Spera, the son-in-law of the Warrens
AJ should be happy! The McRib is coming back. Somehow, after 90 seconds of celebration, it turned into a meltdown where he was angry at everyone. (0:00)
Erica Biagetti is in charge of school lunches, and was on to explain to Chaz and AJ how things are a little different from when they were in school. Plus, why eating all of your Halloween candy today is a bad idea. (7:05)
Dumb Ass News – A recap of AJ’s best flubbles, while melting down about the McRib. Plus, Ashley tried to convince everyone that she watched her punishment assignment, “Battlefield Earth.” (17:35)
Wayne Carini of Chasing Classic Cars was on to talk about the song that would annoy him the most to hear over and over, and talked about the app he’s developed to help make his life easier finding classic cars. (26:00)
Captain Ed Benecchi from the Plymouth Police Dept. was on with the latest on the escaped beefalo, which has eluded capture since August. (37:16)
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7:00 – Erica Biagetti, President of the School Nutrition Association of Connecticut
7:00 – Miki Sudo, CT Competitive Eater
7:30 – Wayne Carini
Happy Birthday Bobby Dall! The bassist for Poison turns 57 on November 2nd.
Today we take a trip back to 1988 when Poison came to Lake Compounce at perhaps the height of their popularity. Poison was out promoting their second studio album Open Up and Say…Ahh!, which included hit songs “Nothin’ but a Good Time” and “Every Rose Has Its Thorn.” Joining Poison on the bill was Lita Ford and Britny Fox.
During the song “Back To The Rocking Horse,” an upset Bret Michaels paused the show due to technical difficulties. After it was fixed, the band returned to the stage and played on.
Poison
Tour: Open Up and Say…Ahh!
Special Guests: Lita Ford and Britny Fox
September 24, 1988
Lake Compounce in Bristol, Connecticut
Setlist*
*source: setlist.fm
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