Chaz shares a few stories about he and Jennifer both getting signs from Kitty this week. (0:00)

Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to share stories about the most famous person they’ve ever met, and Doug in Norwalk had a memorable bar session with Keith Richards. (9:43)

Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton addresses his city being classified in the “red zone,” and what changes he might introduce because of that fact. Plus, how will Halloween work in Danbury, and when is John Oliver coming in to meet the sewage plant named after him? (12:41)

Comedian Chris DiStefano was on the phone to share a story about getting kicked out of school, the first school day back in class after 9/11. (25:46)

President Trump and Joe Biden both called in for Fun Fact Friday, but it was a call from Emma in Wallingford that derailed the show with what should’ve been a very easy math problem. (34:37)

After six weeks in Texas volunteering to help out with COVID-19, Young Chaz is on his way home! (43:27)

The Chaz and AJ TV chatroom on Twitch were roasting Ashley for eating habits on camera, when she keeps complaining that she has to lose weight before her wedding. (47:23)

Boss Keith shared the Top 5 things that people say or do, that immediately eliminate them from potentially being friends with him. (50:06)

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Bridgeport Mayor Ganim and New Haven Mayor Elicker both called in to talk about Halloween, trick-or-treating, and their favorite candy. After a brief argument over their chosen candies, both mayors shared the plans their cities have to keep residents safe, while still enjoying the holiday. (0:00)

Chaz and AJ wanted to do a quick segment about small things that ruin your day. AJ went first, so the segment was not quick, because he’s bothered by so many things every day. (12:55)

Live Nation’s Jimmy Koplik officially announced the Lynyrd Skynyrd show for next summer, which he booked just because Governor Lamont asked for it. Chaz and AJ then took calls from the Tribe about the CT shows they’ve seen, and found a number of Tribe members who remember Sammy Hagar being booed off the stage in the early 80’s, opening for ZZ Top. (15:52)

Joe “the weed guy” was on to explain the importance of Governor Lamont signing a hemp cultivation bill, and Derby mayor “Zeke” was on to talk about his bout with COVID-19. (33:16)

Dumb Ass News – A negative Yelp review ended in a fistfight between the restaurant owner and the poster. It turns out the original review was personally motivated. (45:47)

President Trump addresses his recovery from COVID-19, using “Macho Man” at rallies, and a quick update from a confused Joe Biden. (51:53)

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A cougar stalked a hiker on a trail in Utah, Chaz and AJ played the audio and then called Trapper Don about how to handle such a situation. Then, Ashley wanted to follow up on Trapper Don’s “area.” (0:00)

Dumb Ass News – An 11-year-old kid stole a school bus and took it on a 13-mile joyride. (15:29)

So, what does the iPhone 12 actually do? Steve Greenberg the Gadget Guy was on to share the biggest details on the new release. (21:46)

Movie Critic Joe Meyers took calls from the Tribe, to help construct a list of great horror movies, that are not so well known. (35:19)

Dumb Ass News – An Alaskan news reporter was fired, the mayor quit, and that’s just the beginning. The funniest part was when the reporter couldn’t say “genitalia” correctly. (46:35)

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Dumb Ass News – Everything went wrong for one weatherman, but he plowed ahead anyway. (0:00)

Super attorneys Hugh Keefe and Tara Knight were on to talk about the difficulties with jury selection during the pandemic, and Chaz and AJ shared the story of meeting them both for the first time. (1:55)

Gadget Guy Steve Greenberg talks about the rumors around the new iPhone, but Chaz and AJ only wanted to know if the mouthpiece will be improved. (15:37)

Dumb Ass News – A fake robbery, being filmed for a TV show, almost got actors killed because someone forgot to tell the police that it was not real. (27:58)

While discussing the most haunted places in the state, Chaz remembered reading a commercial for one the ones mentioned when he was 13 years old. So, the old “Charlie Faze” demos got another play on the air. (36:16)

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