Chaz & AJ in the Morning

Chaz and AJ were excited to welcome TJ Miller back on the show, even if he nearly missed the call because of his overnight experience in a yurt. TJ is performing at Mohegan's Comix Roadhouse tonight, tomorrow and Saturday, once he finishes his sound bath with chickens. Plus, some progress seems to have been made with the Deadpool team and Ryan Reynolds. Photo courtesy: TJ Miller

Chaz and AJ opened the show talking about some serious local headlines, and shifted to a dopey New Haven pizza review from one of the Real Housewives. (0:00)  Kate was leading this morning's Chaz and AJ Top 10 list, asking the Tribe to guess the places that most likely to be haunted. (14:18)  Quinn Fabas-Smith was on the phone from the Waterbury fire department this morning, talking about the puppies was able to rescue from a house fire. (26:57)  In Dumb Ass News, back to the pizza review shared by one of the Real Housewives. (37:10)  Megan Pierce was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about her world record Joker collection. Since Guinness declared the record, Megan admitted the collection has grown! (45:11)  Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on live with Chaz and AJ to address the positive conversations he's had regarding the Rush tour maybe adding a stop in Connecticut. Plus, the Tribe called in to ask Jimmy about Disturbed, The Eagles, and more. (54:26) Photo credit: Megan Pierce 

Chaz and AJ only heard recently about the roaming goats of Clinton, who have been on the loose since July. Hannah Sgroi was on the phone to talk about her encounter with the goats, after spending over an hour trying to coax them into her car.  Photo credit: Hannah Sgroi 

In Bad Idea Island, Chaz and AJ return to yet another Folgers commercial that missed the mark. This time, they knew not to air the completed spot featuring Paul Stanley of KISS. (0:00)  In Dumb Ass News, a woman is shot after refusing to thank someone for holding the door open. (6:33)   Chaz and AJ took some calls from the Tribe about their public dustups, and AJ shared a classic about nearly getting physical with an old man at a gas station. (18:42)  News 8's Ashley Baylor was in studio to talk about her recent decision to relocate to Florida, and provide the forecast for "The Villages." Jose in Shelton called to ask how he could get in, after hearing about the wild behavior that The Villages are known for. (34:20)  Former FBI Special Agent Tom Simon was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk a little about his 26-year career and the cases he was a part of. (44:57)

Craig Inciardi is one of the founding curators of the Rock Hall of Fame in Cleveland, and published a book about getting the whole thing started. Craig was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to share stories of finding the original hand-written lyrics for "Purple Haze" by Jimi Hendrix, the strange way Ozzy Osbourne exited a meeting, and how he came to acquire John Lennon's glasses. Photo credit: Craig Inciardi

Chaz and AJ's Bad Idea Island took down the infamous "incest commercial" from Folgers. Chaz was not immediately on board with the banishment, until the parody "extended cut" painted a clearer picture. (0:00)  Joe Rupp was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about his viral, life-sized Josh Allen mailbox. Joe admitted his wife was not immediately on board with the plan, but relented after Josh won the MVP last season. (6:49)  Alec Baldwin was recently in a car accident after smashing into a big, fat tree. Chaz and AJ played the audio from his social media post about the incident, which somehow circled back to his wife, Hilaria. (14:26)  Amy called back this morning to talk about her Geoff Tate tattoo, after he agreed to sign her arm at a recent CT show. Chaz and AJ had Geoff in studio last week, and helped Amy get backstage for the signature. Then, Ken the tattoo artist was on to talk about meeting the talktive Amy. (30:23)  Emily Sands was in studio from Elicit Brewing Co, to talk about the Chaz and AJ Legends of Fear Monster's Ball on Oct. 24. (42:51)  Photo credit: Getty Images

Randy Bachman from The Guess Who and Bachman Turner Overdrive was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning. He'll be at the College Street Music Hall later this month, and went through his whole career on the air today. From seeing Elvis for the first time, making the switch from violin to guitar, and how "Takin' Care of Business" took over 7 years to complete.   Photo credit: Reuters

In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ had audio of Hilaria Baldwin shedding real tears after her elimination from Dancing With the Stars. (0:00)  Scott Derby is running for mayor of Derby. The campaign slogans write themselves, or so we thought. (9:13)   Dean Falcone and Gorman Bechard were in studio with Chaz and AJ to cut about 85% of the CT Pizza Trail, released by the state government a few weeks ago. Dean and Gorman say you only need to know about 20 or so pizzerias to get the best CT has to offer. (19:48) 

Luke called Chaz and AJ this morning to explain his role as a "hub-son," a term that everyone hates. After his article in the NY Post went viral, Luke was on with Chaz and AJ to explain living at home with mom full time, and wound up in a testy back and forth with comedian Anthony Rodia.  Photo credit: Luke Parkhurst 

In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ had audio from a viral video of a mom arguing with a man in a restaurant about her crying child. (0:00)  The screaming kid debate continues, as the Tribe called in their stories of encounters with horrible people. (6:48)  Comedian Anthony Rodia was in studio, and was immediately upset with Chaz for trying to trick him into insulting AJ. Chaz's wife, Jennifer also called in to share her encounter with a horrible person. (23:31)

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to share even more dates added to the newly announced Rush 50 Something tour. Plus, answering the Tribe's questions about Alex Van Halen, Nickelback, Guns 'N' Roses, Bret Michaels and the Stevie Nicks show later this month. 

A musical misstep that was so poorly received, it nearly killed two iconic rock careers. Chaz and AJ explored 2011's "Lulu" in Bad Idea Island. (0:00) CT rep Joe Gresko was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the sinkhole being repaired in Stratford, but first entertained the problems existing with the Yankees. (4:46)  Brian Turco, with Port 5 National Association of Naval Veterans, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the incredibly organized Tunnel to Towers 5K happening in Bridgeport next weekend. (11:32) Waterbury, CT made the shortlist of worst cities to drive in, for the entire country. Chaz and AJ discussed the study, and took calls from the Tribe about the worst they've witnessed in Waterbury. (18:09) Photo credit: Reuters

Chaz and AJ welcome Geoff Tate back in studio, as he's performing two shows in Connecticut this week. Geoff talked about his highest notes (personally and musically,) and took calls from rabid fans in the Tribe. Plus, stories from touring with Ozzy Osbourne, his recent heart surgery, and the answer to a long pondered question among fans. 

Chaz and AJ's Bad Idea Island eviscerated one the most useless products of the 2000's, which comes with one of the worst commercials of all time. (0:00)  Two dogs were recently rescued at New Haven's East Rock park, by New Haven firefighters. Assistant Chief Danny Coughlin was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to explain how the dogs were spotted 40 feet below the top of the cliff, and had to be brought up by rope by their special operations team. (5:16)  During Stump the Chumps, comedian Ayesheh Mae stopped by with her husband Nate and son, Lincoln. Her first visit to the studio since their house burned down nearly a month ago. (16:28) 

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the surprise Rush tour, announced by Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson yesterday, hitting 7 cities in 2026. All you need to know about the dates, the new drummer, and any future plans beyond what's been announced.  Photo credit: Reuters

Chaz and AJ sent a short-lived and unloved doll from the 1960's to live on Bad Idea Island. Ruth presented the case, and banished the doll (and her commercial) forever. (0:00)  In Dumb Ass News, tourists on a safari vacation pissed off the elephants, and wound up getting rammed and dumped into the water. (4:40)  The Tribe called in to talk about the dangerous vacations they've been on, including Antarctica and swimming with the whales. (13:39)  Hamden's looking for a new mayor, and one of the candidates was in today to explain why the process has been unfairly skewed from the start. Jameka Jeffries got her signatures, has community support, but was not permitted to run as a Democrat for.. reasons. (23:53)  Dean Falcone and Gorman Bechard were both in studio this morning to talk about the New Haven pizza museum, the bloated CT Pizza Trail, and explained why they walked away from Chaz after a 5 second conversation. (37:22) 

News 8's John Pierson was hanging in studio with Chaz and AJ, and shared some of his pre-TV jobs that were a little tough thanks to the customers. The Tribe called in their experiences as a hair dresser, a park ranger for CT's state parks, and cable installer making home calls. 

Attorney Norm Pattis was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk abotu the Diddy sentencing, which was a bit lighter than he predicted. Plus, the bizarre 20-minute video Diddy showed to the judge in court. (0:00)  In Dumb Ass News, a Swedish singer's viral fame for their attempt at covering Whitney Houston. Plus, an AJ update now that he's back home from the hospital. (10:44)  DOT Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto was in studio as the Tribe called to ask about the state of the state's roads, including the first-ever use of a "flex lane" in Danbury. (21:12)  

Chaz and AJ opened the phone lines for the Tribe to call in their stories to make everyone say, "Wow!" Paul in Danbury was shot in the face, survived, and then smoked the weed he was shot over. Jen in West Haven grew up with a baboon, after her mother stole it from a traveling a circus at the New Haven Coliseum.  Photo credit: Getty Images

Attorney Norm Pattis was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to explain the Diddy case, and how the sentencing might go. (0:00)  The Yankees won, thanks to a huge performance from their rookie pitcher. Joe Zone from WFSB was on to talk about their chances in the next round of the playoffs, and Jennifer called in with an AJ health update. (9:27)  Make us say, "Wow!" Chaz and AJ let the Tribe call once every month, to share any story they think will make everyone say wow. Lori started the segment with a story about reconnecting with some long lost siblings. (20:15)  John Cafferty will be at Toad's Place next week, as part of their 50th anniversary celebration. John was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning, and shared the story of meeting Sylvester Stallone for the first time. Comedian Bret Ernst put the pieces together during the story, and was losing his mind about who he was talking to. (27:40)  In Dumb Ass News, Lord D'Andre was on the phone to share the full story of wrangling the drive-thru alligator. Turns out the news report missed a lot of the story. (42:17) 

Chaz and AJ spoke with Mickey Thomas about his career with all the versions of Jefferson Starship, and first finding success with Elvin Bishop. Plus, his thoughts on one of his hits being considered the "worst" rock song, even though it was nominated for a Grammy. Photo credit: Joe Schaeffer

The show started with a discussion about the Yankees win, and then shifted into some celebrity gossip about Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban. (0:00)  In Dumb Ass News, a wedding guest was called out for rudely ordering a pizza before the food was served during the reception. (9:08)  Staying with pizza, Chaz and AJ discussed the newly unveiled CT Pizza Trail. Immediately, Chaz had issues with the format, and enlisted the Tribe to help sort out the mess. (15:57)  Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about Vince Neil's health, Journey reunion rumors, backstage debauchery, and tomorrow's Keith Urban show. (33:10) In Dumb Ass News, a Georgia man went viral after his local news station interviewed him about his gator wrangling skills. (53:26) Photo credit: Getty Images

Chaz and AJ spoke with Steel Panther's drummer, Stix Zadinia about their show coming to Toad's Place on October 30th. Stix shared a story about the time they got to perform with Ozzy Osbourne, and how he screwed up an impromptu live moment with Joe Walsh.  Photo credit: Dave Jackson 

Neil Bukowski was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to share the story of how the iconic Neil's Donuts began in Wallingford. A sales meeting with terrible donuts started a years-long process of learning the bakery business and opening his own place. (0:00) In Dumb Ass News, a, E.R. doctor goes viral on TikTok for sharing a story about the craziest thing he's seen in someone's butt. (13:33)  Author Michael Bielawa was in studio with Chaz and AJ this morning, to share some of the most haunted events from Waterbury and the Naugatuck Valley. The Tribe called in some of their stories, including the New London Ledge Lighthouse, and the infamous Dudleytown. (18:32) Who threw up in Kent Pierce's bed? News 8's Kent Pierce was in studio with Chaz and AJ to explain the whole vacation snafu, and the Tribe shared the strangest jobs they've ever had. (32:01) 

Chaz and AJ spoke with Brian Klaas, author of the book "Fluke." Chock full of stories that illustrate how minute, seemingly innocuous decisions and actions can have major effects. Sometimes, the difference between life and death is choosing the right necktie. Photo credit: Brian Klaas

Norm Patterson was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the bad year for yellow jackets, after being stung thousands of times already throughout the summer. (0:00)  In Dumb Ass News, a woman yawned so hard that it broke her neck, and nearly killed her. (13:25)  Chaz shared a horror story about his latest hobby house, which included the fridge from hell. The Tribe called in their stories about dealing with squatters and hoarders. (20:46)  Ansonia Mayor David Cassetti was in studio with Chaz and AJ to talk about his opponent in the mayoral race, and played some Family Feud with a Tribe member for tickets to the Zombie Prom. (34:56)  An AJ update! After getting some big treatments last week, he's still in the hospital and  is already tired of the food options. Plus, the very AJ reason he's stopped himself from walking the halls for some exercise. (49:58)  Frank from Cuppy's in Shelton was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to address the rumors of the place closing, and the options he'll have if a buyer appears. Plus, Kenny the CT Pizza Man was on to celebrate 3,000 consecutive days of eating pizza. (56:38)

Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the implosion of the old power plant, and the next steps for the iconic smokestack. During the Mayor's call, Jose called in to advocate for the city, and derail the show with his thoughts and stories.  Photo credit: Getty Images

Dr. Ron Clark was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to handle the Top 10 list. Dr. Clark asked the Tribe to call in the skin conditions that are brought into the E.R. most often. (0:00)  The Durham Fair was a massive success over the weekend, which included a 1,000+ pound pumpkin demolishing a car. Vince spoke with some folks who were visiting from out of state. (16:52) Nathan Grube, director of the Travelers Championship, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the obscene fan behavior at the Ryder Cup over the weekend. Nathan thought the behavior was predictable, based on something that happened the day before. (30:17) Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on to announce to the Tribe, the Ghost tour coming through Mohegan in January. (42:39) Photo credit: Getty Images 

Chaz and AJ opened the show talking about the planned strikes for school bus drivers, and figured that has to be one of the most underappreciated jobs in the state. Adam, a real life school bus driver, called in to talk about the job and the worst parts.

A Middletown daycare worker was sentenced to 8 years for tossing a 2-year-old "like luggage." How much time will she actually serve? Attorney Norm Pattis was on the phone to explain the nuances of the criminal court system. (0:00)  In Dumb Ass News, a woman freaks out on a plane and is duct taped to her chair. She put on one hell of a show, though. (15:20)  Also in Dumb Ass News, an attack squirrel has sent multiple people to the hospital. Two victims, Joan Heblack and Isabel Campoy, were on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to share their stories. (23:13)  Boss Keith, now "Commander Keith," was in for his weekly Top 5. He wants everyone to know about the nudity in "The Hunting Wives," and found a way to bitch about the Foo Fighters coming to Toad's Place. (34:00) Photo credit: Getty Images 

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ this morning, talking about the updates to the PeoplesBank Arena (Hartford Civic Center) ahead of the Stevie Nicks show, and gave a teaser for a big announcement on Monday for one of the Tribe's most frequently asked about concerts. Plus, Dave from Massachusetts had some observations about the Foo Fighters show, mostly bragging about getting to see them 10+ times. 

Mike Lapitino was on the phone to handle the Chaz and AJ Top 10 list this morning, all about his favorite classic cartoon characters. (0:00)  AJ was on the phone with an update from his hospital room, and hung around to comment on a news story about a bear that invaded a home in Simsbury. (19:03) The Tribe was calling in with their encounters with "nutbags," including a man repeatedly trying to order his food from the trash can in the drive thru. (32:31)  Collective Soul bassist Will Turpin was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the band playing Toad's Place tomorrow! Will specifically remembered playing there in 1994, and talked all about the band recording their new album at the Palm Springs house that was once owned by Elvis. (39:28)  Photo credit Jennifer Troche Walsh

Chaz and AJ spent a lot of the morning talking about last night's Foo Fighters show at Toad's Place. The band played nearly 30 songs, showcased their new drummer, Ilan Rubin, and gave all the fans everything they wanted. Plus, stories from the front row and Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik on the timeline for the whole day. 

Jose called Chaz and AJ during the Top 10 list, but talked more about how loud his concert experience was last night. (0:00)  Retired Secret Service Paul Eckloff was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the recent cell scam that was dismantled, which had the capability to completely lock down NYC's cell towers. (13:16)  In Dumb Ass News, a full can of silly string is emptied on a dude in a bar, and leads to an assault charge. (21:28)  Meg and Chris were in studio to talk about kink camp, and the activities you can discover there. Everything from furries, to group groping, and a new twist on tug of war. (26:52)  AJ was on the phone from home, with an update on his next treatments for cancer, and the recovery process expected. (46:01) 

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the details that fell into place to bring the Foo Fighters to Toad's Place tonight. The band decided on playing select clubs, and the history of Toad's Place was a major selling point. 

The state was shocked and excited when the Foo Fighters made a surprise announcement yesterday, that they are performing at Toad's Place tonight! News 8 sent Bob Wilson to talk to the folks in line, and they all had great answers for how they heard the news. (0:00)  Of course, not everyone could get tickets, so some folks waited for hours with no luck. Chaz and AJ spoke with David Biller, Janina, and Ansonia Mayor Cassetti about their attempts to get in. (11:17) In Dumb Ass News, a classic clip of a viral news fail. A news anchor completely falls apart while reporting on a local pig named Cris P. Bacon. (24:25)  Heather was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning, after she was interviewed in line by Vince yesterday. Heather admitted to closing her shop early, driving across the state, and getting in line for Foo Fighters tickets. She then called in to share that she was one of the lucky ones to get tickets for tonight's show. (27:51)  Comedian Drew Lynch was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about his viral clip, after a member of the audience had a heart attack during his set. Drew shared that it all happened at the beginning of his set, and the miracle of watching strangers in a room come together to save the man's life as first responders made their way in. (34:43)  Photo courtesy: Drew Lynch

Sgt. Luke Davis was in studio with Chaz and AJ this morning to make the announcement that he is returning to patrol, with Sgt. Rodney Valdes stepping in as the new Public Information Officer. The Tribe then did their best to stump both troopers with their best movie quotes.

North Haven's Mike Freda was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning, to talk about New Haven's plan to crush hundreds of illegal ATVs and dirtbikes. Mike says this has been a big problem in surrounding towns, and no one is going to put up with it any longer. He also introduced the whole show to new word! (0:00)  Tribe member Rocco was on the phone (eventually) with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about his career as an autograph hound, and the folks who gave him the hardest time. Plus, the Tribe called in their celebrity encounters, including a big hug from Tony Bennett. (14:48)  Bobby called to share an embarrassing story of not recognizing one of the biggest stars on the planet, when he was younger. To make him feel a little better, Chaz shared a story of enraging Gene Simmons backstage, and not recognizing him in the moment. (31:24) Photo credit: Getty Images

This morning's Top 10 list was hosted by AJ, all about the film franchises that are ripe for a Hollywood do-over. In typical AJ fashion, he half-remembered most of the movies and overly complicated the "little tidbits" for his list. Then, Jennifer was on the phone as AJ explained his next cancer treatment, why he'll be out of the studios for a few weeks, and even fonud a way to laugh about the terrible side-effects he'll most likely endure. 

Ryan McCormick is a PR guy in New York, and was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to unravel the whole Jimmy Kimmel thing. (0:00)  Garrett and Ash joined Chaz and AJ in studio to talk about getting married at the Bristol Chili's. They estimated the whole evening cost less that $80. (13:58)  In Dumb Ass News, a true king of Viral City, revisiting the Charles Ramsey interview heard 'round the country. On the phone, was John Kasich, the reporter who conducted the interview live on the air. (24:24) Boss Keith (soon to be Commander Keith) was in for his Top 5 list, which is his advice to maximize your enjoyment at the state fairs. (36:32) 

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ to answer any and all questions from the Tribe about concerts. Are Rush really going to get back together? Will we see the Foo Fighters in CT again? Plus, a teaser of an announcement for a big show coming soon.  Then, Alice Cooper was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about his spotty career as an actor, the band's connection to Greenwich from the early days, and what it was like to meet Elvis.  Photo credit: WPLR

Chaz and AJ's Bad Idea Island sent another poorly received gameshow into the forever  land of shame. "Hurl!" was a real show, lasted only one season, and dared all of their contestants not to throw up. (0:00)  Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to call in their stories of being hit by a car. Bob remembered some his incident, the headlights, the artic wind, and trying to breath through blood after losing teeth. (7:50)  Dumb Ass News turned into AJ's storytime, as he witnessed his sister getting hit by a car when they were younger. AJ took that as an opportunity to enjoy his fudgcicle while waiting for help. (18:29)  Another viral clip from internet history, as Sweet Brown will always be remembered for leaving a building fire without shoes. (24:39) 

Chaz and AJ spoke with Brent Frenson, creator of the Death Clock app, which he believes can accurately predict the date and manner of death for users.  Photo credit: Getty Images

In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ had audio of what sounded like a happy birthday celebration, until the cake candles turned out to be fireworks. Plus, a woman in Florida was arrested for driving the wrong way on the highway. (0:00)  Social media will get you in trouble on job interviews. Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to share their stories with Anthony Avallone from Reitman Personnel. (7:26)  P.J. Harrington was in studio with Chaz and AJ to talk about his career as a salvage diver. His "honey hole" is Candlewood Lake, which gets pretty murky, pretty fast. (16:11)  Antoine Dodson was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning, to talk about his viral fame on the internet. The moment began when he was interviewed by the local news, with his comments instantly becoming the stuff of internet legend.  (38:48) Photo courtesy: Antoine Dodson 

Chaz and AJ spoke with Florida resident Danie Wright this morning, who went viral for punching an alligator that tried to eat her dog, Dax. Danie and Dax were able to get away, but only after Danie put a Brockton beat-down on the gator.  Photo credit: Danie Wright 

In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ played the raw footage of a woman holding up a drive thru line for a baconator, but she was at the wrong restaurant. (0:00)  Another episode of "What's your freak?" with Halestorm fans. Chaz and AJ got to more audio from Ruth's trip to the Halestorm show this weekend, with Luciana who enjoys being watched. (5:40)  Sports guy Dan Booth was in studio from Channel 3, and Chaz and AJ tried to convince him that celebrities should not be singing during the 7th inning stretch. (11:49)  Author Daniel Bukzspan was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about 50 years of Iron Maiden, and Bruce Dickinson's recent rendition of the National Anthem at an NFL game. Plus, a little tribute to some of the best movie moments of Robert Redford's career. (22:23) In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ are recognizing the "kings of viral city," the most recognizable quotes from viral clips in the earlier days of the internet. (36:52) 

Chaz and AJ invited Mike and Mike (of the Mike, Mike and Oscar podcast) in studio to talk about the movies to be excited about for the fall. Mike and Mike tried their best to pitch some interesting and weird movies to get them into a theater, and admitted that the Oscar's best picture might have already been selected. 

In Dumb Ass News, a Long Island retirement community has drawn national attention after a woman shot a man in the face with a flare gun. (0:00) Ruth was out at the Hartford HealthCare Amp for Halestorm's show last night, and asked Tribe members at the concert to share their "freak." Chaz and AJ were not prepared for how honest some these stories were. (7:04)  NASCAR'S Ryan Preece was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning, to talk about racing with a new number, and his event at Foxwoods and their go-kart track on Wednesday. (23:11) Photo credit: Getty Images

Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to call in their experiences while tripping on various substances. From tree people, to nearly falling off the Earth, and one defiled pie.     Photo credit: Getty Images

Chaz and AJ's Bad Idea Island now included the infamous Quizno's Spongemonkeys. Ruth did her best to explain why this was all bad, but it may have only convinced everyone that the spongemonkeys deserve to return. (0:00)  Former Hartford Police Detective Brian Foley was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning, talking about all the steps investigators with the FBI have been going through to apprehend the Charlie Kirk shooter. During his call, it was reported that the shooter had already been caught. (5:59)  Chaz and AJ had asked the Tribe to call in something different, but a mom heard a story get mentioned and wanted to highlight some details. A West Hartford teacher was accused in news reports of "tickling," but mom says that is not the way to describe what was happening. (20:54)  Boss Keith, recently promoted, needed a new title before the Top 5 started today. Once things got rolling, he shared the things everyone needs to stop doing in emails. (29:24) 

Chaz and AJ asked former Stamford Fire Chief, Tom G, to handle this morning's Top 10. He counts down the things that movies always get wrong about firefighters. (0:00)  24 years ago, Dave Russell was at home, enjoying an off-day, when his wife called the landline to tell him to turn on the TV. Minutes later, he was on his way in to NYC, to commandeer a city bus, and help organize whatever help or aid he could in the immediate hours after the attack took place. (5:13)  Holly Winter was thankfully not where she was supposed to be on 9/11. Originally, she had planned to be in the the WTC, enjoying champagne and caviar with her mom. That trip never happened, since her mom insisted on visiting her in Colorado, instead. (32:33)  Joe Lott's life was saved, thanks to a necktie. Joe was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to share his story of visiting New York on 9/11, and the fashion advice a co-worker gave him minutes before he was supposed to be at the Windows of the World. (40:56)  Rory Thompson from the Bethel Volunteer Fire Department was on the phone to talk about the blood drive they are hosting, and also shared his personal story from 24 years ago, working in New York City the morning of 9/11. (51:03)  Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on to talk about how concerts in Connecticut changed in the immediate days after the events of 9/11. Jimmy specifically remembers canceling a show scheduled for that same night, by Earth, Wind and Fire. (57:55)  Marty was supposed to be at the Yankee game, 9/11/01. He wound up going over two weeks later, but never relaxed during the game. Plus, AJ Bordas was in studio from Mission 22, to talk about the important free services they offer to veterans who struggle to adjust to life as a civilian after service. (1:05:14) Photo credit: Getty Images