Podcasts about Chaz

Episode 313 is a special Thursday one with Snow Tha Product and Chuzzington, who met each other for the first time on camera. They got into where the Chaz Chazington name came from, club hosting and why changing the music is her responsibility, the 13 years she spent in construction and the guys who tried to make her quit, getting expelled from her Atlanta school for kissing her girlfriend and getting outed to her parents the same day, having a dad who was there physically but never emotionally, protecting her mom now that her parents have separated, learning drums at 11 from her dad and both of them turning out to play alto sax, the bi and lesbian and no label conversation, Snow's worst Atlanta date where she got choked in a strip club, the toe Chaz has had broken for a year, why she stays off dating apps and won't answer DMs, whether she'd ever try therapy, the white guy on the plane telling a flight attendant to speak English, her clothing line, and a battle of the Alissas between security and camera. Watch on YouTube and catch the livestreamed podcast every Tuesday at 6pm Pacific to join the chat. Find all episodes at everynightnights.com.https://www.youtube.com/@SnowThaProducthttps://www.tiktok.com/@snowthaproducthttps://www.instagram.com/snowthaproduct/

On today's episode, Dr. Mark Costes sits down with Dr. Chaz Vittitow, also known as Dr. Chaz, for a conversation about military dentistry, startup ownership, mentorship, and building a career with intention. Dr. Chaz shares how his father's example as a dentist first inspired him to pursue the profession, then walks through his path from the University of Kentucky to serving as a dentist in the U.S. Navy across San Diego, Sicily, and Whidbey Island.  He reflects on the leadership lessons, clinical foundations, and worldview he gained through military service before transitioning into associateship and eventually launching a startup practice in Bellingham, Washington. Mark and Dr. Chaz also discuss the value of choosing the right practice model, leveraging team members through expanded functions, focusing on select clinical strengths, and using mentorship, content, and resources like Glidewell to help dentists jumpstart their careers with greater clarity and confidence. Be sure to check out the full episode from the Dentalpreneur Podcast! EPISODE RESOURCES https://glidewelldental.com/io https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast

Chaz and AJ talked with 20-year-old Long Island native Ethan Funk, aka “The Human Calendar,” who can instantly tell you what day of the week any date falls on. Ethan says he doesn't do complicated math—he simply visualizes calendars in his head.His obsession started at age 8, when he began studying calendars on his iPad. Now, he claims he can go all the way back to 4713 B.C. and as far into the future as you want. Chaz and AJ put him to the test, taking calls from the Tribe, who threw random dates at Ethan—and he nailed them!Image Courtesy Of Ethan Funk

With some new Flock cameras showing up locally, Chaz and AJ had to rant about the CEO's of these cameras for just blatantly lying about what they are doing. (0:00)  In Dumb Ass News, a list of the strangest things police officers have discovered in the trunks of cars. The man with a live goat really took home the gold. (7:55)  Guess the sound! Chaz and AJ played an audio sample for the Tribe to guess what is happening. It was actually a failed flip by a fifth grader for the first day of school. (10:33)  Last week, Scot Haney encouraged Chaz and AJ to call him while he was on vacation. Today, they tested that invitation by cold-calling him right as they started the segment. (14:47) Felipe Esparza was in studio with Chaz and AJ this morning, to talk about him breaking his vegan lifestyle the last time he visited because Pepe's Pizza was in studio. (22:31) Hard to look professional while driving an ambulance without any clothes on. This woman tried to convince police she belonged behind the wheel, even though she was naked and used the police radio to ask for food. (29:47)  Commander Keith was in studio for his Top 5, which was all about the new things everyone complains about. First, some audio of Daron from System of a Down ripping one of Keith's favorite bands on stage in London. (36:05) 

Chaz and AJ spoke with Kat, "The Lit Litigator," about the incredible work done by the defense attorney in the Clancy case. While the details of the case are dark and horrifying, undeniably the defense's approach to medical witnesses has been a master class.  Photo credit: Reuters

Are the bots actually taking over? Chaz and AJ brought in an expert, Caitlin Yardley, to explain AI concerns to them. Cyber attacks, escaped containment, and whether or not we'll all be jobless in a not-too-distant future. (0:00) In Dumb Ass News, a laughing golfer escaped the heavy downpour, only to immediately be struck by lightning. (13:48) The Tribe called in to share their stories of lightning and electrocution. Mark the electrician has had both happen, and was able to explain the difference for everyone. (17:24)  Attorney John DeGasperis was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about kids on E-bikes. In his experience, these are not toys for kids, they are a very real liability, and rarely offer an opportunity for the family to pursue legal compensation. (31:26) Travis Mills was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk Scoops for Troops, and also shared his personal survival story, as one of five veteran quadruple amputees to survive their injuries from Iran and Afghanistan. (46:13) Photo credit: Caitlin Yardley 

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about a very busy concert night, last night. Guns N Roses performed at MetLife Stadium, and Ritchie Blackmore jumped on stage at Jones Beach with Deep Purple for the first time since the 90's. 

Tribe member Ken, a retired air traffic controller, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the FAA hiring gamers to replenish the workforce of air traffic controllers. Surprisingly, Ken thinks this idea is brilliant, and explained how accurate the gaming simulations can be, and the rigorous testing the gamers went through before being hired. (0:00) In Dumb Ass News, Hank the horse had to let out some gas after getting out of his travel trailer. (10:43) The odd, strange, or controversial thing you believe in. Chaz and AJ welcomed Dean back on the phone to talk about the Hadron collider, the God particle, and Mandela effect examples. (17:33)  The Tribe called in to share their Petty Pet Peeves. From parking at the gas pump, to flosser tossers, and blowing your nose into the cloth napkins at restaurants. (26:47)  Photo credit: Reuters 

Sarah Wood was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the Flock cameras in Milford. Sarah has organized the "DeFlock" movement in Milford, and explained why these cameras are more than just a nuisance. Photo credit: Reuters 

Send us Fan MailChaz Giles, founder of Alida Labs and former head of external innovation at Estee Lauder, returns to Skin Anarchy to cut through the AI hype: where it creates real value in beauty and wellness, why midsize brands are outpacing the giants, how to get your data ready, and what AI means for executives and their careers.Who is Chaz Giles? Two decades across Procter & Gamble, venture capital, and Estee Lauder, then founder of Revea and now Alida Labs. "How do you turn technology into things that consumers love and are good for business?"Where does AI actually fit in beauty right now? Unevenly. "We had a custom GPT... that's why it didn't really help, because it wasn't the use case that was right." Real value lives in data, formulation, product development, and DTC analytics.Where should a brand start with AI? With its existing strengths. "Think of AI as a superpower... where do you want to create a superpower?" Point it at your competitive advantage, not everything at once.How can AI help a brand stand out in a saturated market? By formulating with claims in mind, mapping white space, and turning one concern like hyperpigmentation into multiple defensible mechanism claims. "It's getting more mileage out of the formulas and ingredients I have."What is the difference between LLMs and agentic AI? Levels of value. "My agentic flows, I now can set up effectively AI employees and AI teams," letting a four person startup operate like a team of 40.Why are midsize companies beating the giants at AI? "They are not [winning], because they cannot get out of their own way in terms of how to do that redesign." Nimble midcaps are leapfrogging larger rivals and halving time to market.How should companies get their data ready for AI? Out of silos first. "There never was an award for the world's sexiest data." Consolidating scattered data unlocks synthetic testing and digital twins.How much AI is too much? Never too much data, easily too much AI. "AI should be used in places that it's giving me more value than I can create with my org chart today."How is AI changing beauty investment? "AI is eating software," erasing old moats. Brand and distribution matter more again, and a new crop of AI native brands is coming.What does AI mean for executives? A hard mirror as the value of information trends toward zero. "It's about how to apply, how to integrate, how to lead the teams and the transformation."How do leaders stay indispensable in an AI future? By leaning into what machines cannot do. "You as a leader are still uniquely positioned to take that information and translate it into valuable action."Listen to Skin Anarchy wherever you get your podcasts.Visit Alida LabsContact Chaz: chaz@alidalabs.ai, LinkedIn, InstagramDon't forget to subscribe to Skin Anarchy on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred platform.Reach out to us through email with any questions.Sign up for our newsletter!Shop all our episodes and products mentioned through our ShopMy Shelf!Support the show

What makes a wrestling entrance truly GREAT? Is TNA getting creative or going way too far? And after Brock Lesnar, is Oba Femi ready for the World Championship picture?On this episode of The 3 Count Podcast Presents: Chaz & Friends, we're tackling three debates guaranteed to split wrestling fans.TOPIC 1 — Greatest Wrestling Entrance EverWhat is the greatest wrestling entrance of all time—and what actually makes an entrance legendary? Is it the theme song, presentation, crowd reaction, or the wrestler walking through the curtain?TOPIC 2 — TNA's Leon Slater StipulationIf Leon Slater loses, his historic 298-day X-Division Championship reign gets erased as if it never happened. Is this creative storytelling that makes the match feel important, or is rewriting your own history one of the wildest stipulations TNA has ever created?TOPIC 3 — What's Next for Oba Femi?After defeating Brock Lesnar in his final match, should WWE immediately launch Oba Femi into the World Championship picture? Or could pushing him that quickly actually hurt one of WWE's biggest prospects?NOW IT'S YOUR TURN. Greatest wrestling entrance EVER?Creative or ridiculous: TNA's Leon Slater stipulation?Should Oba Femi challenge for a World Championship NEXT?Drop all three answers in the comments and defend your takes!#3CountPodcast #ChazAndFriends #WWE #TNA #ObaFemi #BrockLesnar #LeonSlater #XDivision #WrestlingEntrance #WrestlingPodcast #WrestlingDebate #ProWrestling #WrestlingFans #WrestlingCommunity #WWENXT

Episode #214 of Coaching Life welcomes Coach Chaz Mohler, Trimble High School head baseball coach. The conversation covers building a tough, competitive culture (especially in a small school district), leaning into player strengths, handling limited numbers, managing multi-sport athletes, and the behind-the-scenes responsibilities that come with being a head coach.If you enjoyed this conversation, subscribe to The Coaching Life Podcast and share the episode with a fellow coach or sports fan.

Chaz and AJ invited Mike Lapitino to call this morning, and talk about his recent induction into the CT Broadcasters Hall of Fame. During the conversation, they remembered the original PLR studios on Chapel Street, talked about past events with listeners, and even took some calls from the Tribe. 

Brad Pitt recently revealed that he is off the wagon, and no longer a sober person after 7 years. Chaz and AJ were fascinated by the announcement, and wondered if this is something anyone else has done. The Tribe called in their sobriety stories, and why they will not be getting off the wagon. (0:00) Sir Yacht is going through all 50 states, looking for the best sandwiches in the country. Chaz and AJ believe the answer is somewhere in CT or on Long Island. The Tribe flooded the phone lines with suggestions of their favorite delis and sandwiches to add to the list. (17:40)  In Dumb Ass News, a segment on CNN was completely derailed when the guest accidentally swallowed a fly. (34:30)  A woman fell on her face while the flight was evacuated down emergency slides. Chaz and AJ played audio of the moment she was helped by fellow passengers, and compared it to another early internet clip. (38:13) Photo credit: Sir Yacht

Chaz and the assembled Order of Mildly Concerned Scholars (Wolfy, Scott D. Monroe, Corey Morrissette, Laura Morrissette, and special guest Seb Hunter) gather one last time beneath the shadow of the Rose Citadel.Not to begin another adventure.To discover whether the one they've been living was worth the journey.Because this week isn't really about the finale of Music from The Elder.It's about what happens after the last page is written.What unfolds is less a season finale than a long walk home. Scott finally closes the screenplay that has quietly become the beating heart of the season, Seb Hunter lends his voice to the mysterious Elder, and the Fellowship gathers for one final reckoning as heroes are tested, sacrifices are made, old beliefs collapse, and the story KISS never quite finished is finally allowed to find an ending of its own.Then something unexpected happens.The conversation slowly leaves the Rose Citadel behind.The panel reflects on the songs that surprised them, the screenplay that grew into something far larger than anyone anticipated, the friendships forged over eleven episodes, and the strange realization that somewhere along the way......they stopped trying to fix The Elder.They simply learned how to live inside it.Along the way there are callbacks, laughter, future podcast plans, heartfelt thank-yous, a passing of the torch toward Regarding Slang, and—because no Boneless season is permitted to end with complete dignity—a spirited detour into the culinary significance of Flamin' Hot Boneless Wings.Featuring:Scott D. Monroe bringing his screenplay to its long-awaited conclusionSeb Hunter returning as the voice of the ElderFinal reflections from Chaz, Wolfy, Corey, Laura, and the FellowshipLooking back on one of the most unexpectedly ambitious seasons in the history of the Regarding...SeriesBoneless Wings receiving the finale they probably always deservedFINAL VERDICT:What began as an attempt to give an infamous album a fair hearing...became proof that unfinished stories sometimes don't need to be rewritten.They simply need people willing to believe there's another chapter waiting to be found. And someone who knows where the car is parked...The ShowIn this season of Regarding…, the panel tackles KISS's Music From The Elder one song at a time—testing whether its epic ambition holds up under scrutiny. Alongside the analysis, Scott D. Monroe's original screenplay tries to turn the album's abstract mythology into an actual story.Ambition meets accountability.GO BONELESSCertified boneless in the state of Ohio by the Boneless Podcasting Network. Go Boneless. Boneless Makes a Better Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At first, silence felt holy. Then the music started—and nothing was ever the same.In the gripping second volume of his memoir series, Chaz Holesworth steps out of the wreckage of his Philadelphia childhood and into a new wilderness: adolescence, longing, awakening, and the dangerous freedom of life beyond the rules that once defined him.Raised in a world where faith meant fear and obedience meant survival, Chaz enters his teenage years numb and isolated. Emotions are weakness. Questions are sin. Desire is the enemy. But when first love cracks open the cage, and forbidden music floods in, everything he has been taught about identity, God, and himself begins to unravel.With every lyric he wasn't allowed to hear, and every mile he runs from home, Chaz discovers pieces of a self he never knew he could claim. Friends become family. Music becomes prayer. And movement becomes the only escape from a growing storm of shame, confusion, and spiritual fallout he doesn't yet have language for.Drugs, heartbreak, adventure, and raw curiosity collide as Chaz tries to live fast enough to stay ahead of his past. But survival has a cost, and reclaiming his voice means confronting everything silence once protected him from.Lyrical, honest, and unflinchingly human, Life and How to Live It: Near Wild Heaven is a coming-of-age memoir about breaking indoctrination, surviving first love, and learning to choose life after years of enforced silence. Set against the pulse of mid-90s music and youth culture, it is a story for anyone who has ever tried to outrun their past, or finally stopped running.Chaz Holesworth is a Philadelphia native and the author of the memoir series Life and How to Live It. Raised in a world shaped by poverty, addiction, and fear-based religion, he writes with unflinching honesty about survival, identity, and the long work of unlearning shame. Music runs through his story as a lifeline, a language, and a way back to himself. Chaz lives outside Philadelphia with his wife and their dog. When he is not writing, he is usually chasing live music, finding new roads to travel, and advocating for the rights of workers and animals. chazholesworthbooks.com

In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ each commented on the viral NJ pizzeria controversy, after the owner refused to help a family celebrate a 5-year-old's birthday with a knife for the cake. (0:00) Ernie Valverde was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to share his first person experience of getting stuck on the train back to NYC, with no power, for over two hours. (9:24) Revisiting the NJ pizzeria controversy, Chaz and AJ actually feel like they are more on the side of the restaurant. After playing a full news report, they explain what made them switch sides. (21:23)  The Tribe called in, and Heidi Voight chimed in with her story of nightmare customers they've dealt with at restaurants. (29:09) 

Governor Lamont was on the phone with Chaz and AJ ahead of tomorrow's primary election, to talk about his plans for a third term. Chaz and AJ also asked him about Flock cameras, Eversource rates, and the constant catch and release of criminals. Photo credit: Reuters

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In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ consider whether or not a customer is rude for taking a phone call while ordering at a Red Lobster. (0:00) AJ handled the duties for today's "On the Board," which was all about the adult milestones that nobody warns you about. (6:18) Scot Haney is back on with Chaz and AJ, and Jennifer from Avon called in with an important update! Earlier in the week, Jennifer said a surpervisor calls out every Friday morning at 7 AM. So, how did it go today? (21:35)  We all know that you do not deploy a taser at a gas station, or near any flammable materials. It seems the Arizona Fish and Wildlife do not teach this, as one their service officers recently lit up a guy at the gas pump, which immediately turned into a fire. (30:57)  

An open forum about E-bikes, E-scooters, and the safety of these vehicles with children operators. Chaz and AJ took some calls from the Tribe, some in medical fields, some with racing backgrounds, and some who are just happy to see kids enjoying the outdoors. Photo credit: Reuters 

Big Mike from 94.3 the Shark was on with Chaz and AJ this morning, to talk about the tastiest fast food menu items of all time. Mike handled the board, while AJ salivated about late night tacos from Jack in the Box, and his all-time favorite, the McRib. (0:00) Steve from Pitbull Motors was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the best way to defend yourself in road rage situations. The details matter when it comes to picking a tire iron to keep on hand. (11:01)  A poor man was attacked and swarmed by hundreds of angry bees, until he was rescued by two police officers. Chaz and AJ had a bad news report about the incredible story, and took some calls from the Tribe about their bee sting stories. (15:38)  Photo credit: Reuters 

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to address another tour being cancelled, and shared a story of going on stage to inform a rabid crowd about the Grateful Dead canceling their show for the night. Plus, the Tribe called in to ask about ferry service back to Long Island after shows at the Amp, the chances of seeing Creed on tour again soon, and why concerts seem to be skipping encores lately. 

Brandon Downer, the local Sales manager in Connecticut for Window Nation, was in studio with Chaz and AJ for a conversation about all the personal touches that come with service from Window Nation. 

A customer was arguing with Steve at Pitbull Motors about the cost of service, only to find out that he's not mechanic to argue with. Chaz and AJ had the audio of the interaction in Dumb Ass News. (0:00) Speed cameras continue to spread through Connecticut, as Chaz and AJ work to rally the Tribe against their continued use. Attorney John Ray was on the phone from Long Island to talk about the ways many of these cameras and companies are operating in a legal gray area. (3:28)  The Tribe called to share their Petty Pet Peeves, the little, daily annoyances they can't bring up anywhere else. Chaz and AJ will take all the complaints, with no judgement. From copy machine ettiquette, to pressing the walk button at an intersection, and shuffling and dragging feet while walking. (15:26)

Traffic cameras are still under fire in Connecticut, and not-yet dead in Long Island. Chaz and AJ were rallying the Tribe, when Steve from Long Island called in to rant about the cameras on school buses. (0:00) After getting to know Steve a little through his Instagram, Chaz and AJ featured one of his videos in Dumb Ass News. (16:32)  Jeff Derderian was live from the land of Dumb Ass News; Florida. He recently reported on a restaurant in Hollywood that has regular naked dining events. (19:55) Nancy the FitBrit was in studio with Chaz and AJ this morning to share some stories from bad dates. None were more memorable than man with one arm, who kept trying to trick her into asking him about it. (27:43) AJ continues to set up his Tinder profile, so the show can understand how the platform works. (37:00)

Chaz and AJ brought Jon Dodd back on the show this morning, to reveal the name of the hammerhead shark recently tagged by the Atlantic Shark Institute. After voting all weekend, the Tribe made a clear choice for New England's first-ever tagged hammerhead shark. Photo credit: Atlantic Shark Institute

Rock photogrpaher Mark Weiss was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about his long history and friendship with Ozzy Osbourne, starting with his introduction to him while sitting in a bubble bath. Plus, how the iconic "Slippery When Wet" album cover was made for about fifty cents. Photo credit: Mark Weiss

After reading about the heroic actions of a man who saved lives at the In-N-Out shooting in Idaho, Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to share the weapons they keep in their cars. No one was expecting to hear "donut spatula," but that's exactly what one man uses to defend himself. (0:00)  In Dumb Ass News, a man who had just purchased a gun, fired the weapon in his car and hit his own leg. (12:00)  In Dumb Ass News, a Tinder date went horribly wrong during "payment," leading to a car chase, a collision, and an arrest. (17:13) The first-ever WPBL season has begun, and the National Anthem has unfortunately taken all the headlines. Martha Reeves delivered an unfortunate and unforgettable  performance to start the league. (25:54)  Photo credit: Reuters 

Yesterday, Chaz and AJ were given the green light to name the recently tagged hammerhead shark, by Jon Dodd of the Atlantic Shark Institute. Today, they had the Tribe call in their very best suggestions, to go to a vote on the Facebook page. Photo credit: Atlantic Shark Institute 

Another Spider-Man movie is being released, but Chaz and AJ feel like there's nothing left to put on screen. So along with comedian Jim Gallagher, they came up with some new ideas. (0:00) In Dumb Ass News, Jim Gallagher shares some of the strangest names he's encountered in the classroom. A few of them he had a hard time pronouncing correctly, to the detriment of the student. (9:47) On Sunday, the CT Pizza and Brew Fest is happening at the Harford HealthCare Amp in Bridgeport. Mark from BADSONS Beer Co. was on the phone to talk about the event, and how to get the best beer pours at festivals. (18:59) 

This week: Morris and Banfield have an evening of drunken misadventures as they get snowed in at an Omaha airport, The interns all kinda hate Neela, Chaz babysits and tries to explain death to what's sure to be this season's shittiest kid, and as a blizzard rages in Chicago, Alex and Sarah get into a car accident that leaves Alex fighting for his life as Sam watches on.   

Chaz and AJ had a lot of thoughts about the Fauci deposition, and his repeated use of the fifth amendment. (0:00) Helping or hurting? In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ had audio of the aftermath of a truck accident in a parking lot. The man who came by to "help," did nothing to assist. (10:32) Big Mike was live from the Shark studios on Long Island, handling today's "On the Board." The Tribe called in their favorite quotes from "Jaws." (16:12)  Just in time for Shark Week, the first hammerhead shark was tagged off the coast of Rhode Island by the Atlantic Shark Insitute. Jon Dodd was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about the historic moment, and offered to let them and the Tribe name the shark. (32:35)  When cliff-jumping goes wrong, everyone knows it immediately. Chaz and AJ had audio of a California kid incorrectly estimating the distance, and smashing his backside into the cliff face. (45:35) Photo courtesy: Atlantic Shark Institute 

Chaz is still buzzing about his first-ever Dave Matthews show, and shared his enthusiasm with Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik. Plus, the Tribe called in their concert questions and stories, from the Rush tour, to MGMT plans, and Frank Zappa. Photo credit: Jimmy Koplik at Summer Jam

Chaz and AJ spoke with attorney John Kaloidis this morning about the Waterbury stepmom case. John is representing the stepmom, Kimberly Sullivan, and went through some of the things he'll be exploring during the court proceedings. (0:00) Star was on the phone with Chaz and AJ, as the Tribe called in to share their stories from the strip club. Dan the bartender saw a man thrown out while naked, and Sean had a bachelor party story from South Carolina. (14:55)  King Trot, a Vegas street performer, has a few viral videos for roasting people on the sidewalk. None were more entertaining than the guy who destroyed his knee after falling while trying to fight him, mid-rap. (24:05) Speed cameras continue to be a nuisance around Connecticut. Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to direct their energy at the leaders of towns who have installed them, from Milford, to Beacon Falls, and more. (28:58)  

E-Bikes, annoying commercials, and what happened to "thank you?" Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to call in their Petty Pet Peeves, but went off on a tangent about the usage of "thank you" missing from too many social interactions. 

Chaz and AJ played a clip of what is believed to be a confirmed recording of Bigfoot, after a man visiting Connecticut claimed to have seen one in the wild. The Tribe called in to share the crazy things they believe, from aliens, ghosts and curses, to the moon is not real and parallel universes existing. Photo Credit: Chris Reinhardt 

In Dumb Ass News, a police officer was caught having sex with a co-worker, while on the job. The story wound up shifting to their in studio guest, comedian Emily Siero. (0:00)Orrin Asmus was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning, to talk about hopefully setting a world record as the oldest truck driver at age 93. (5:26)  AJ has had this song stuck in his head since he found the clip, so now we all get to enjoy the sounds of music made to ping pong. (22:15)  The Tribe called in to talk about music made with melons, viral cat songs, and eventually competed to see who made the most convincing singing cat. (27:22)

The Multi-topic Extravaganza! From eating healthier and the Federal Reserve decisions to Gamestop and CHAZ, this episode is a wealth of information in multiple arenas. We always joke about the ADD moments that Eric leads us into, but this episode becomes an entertaining and educational example of that! We also talk about Thomas Jefferson, the EU, the World Bank, Ireland, and Israeli spy towers. While Americans are struggling with finances and more of them are declaring bankruptcy, the government is spending more money and taking more from the citizens. Will we end up in violent conflict like in Ireland? Or will we find another way to rebel and fix our problems? Learn what is going on that you won't hear from the legacy media! Abolish Property Taxes in Ohio: www.AxOHTax.com  Get more information about abolishing all property taxes in Ohio. https://citizensforpropertytaxreform.org/ Our Links: www.RealPowerFamily.com Info@RealPowerFamily.com 833-Be-Do-Have (833-233-6428

In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ shared audio of what an 800-year-old German deer calling contest sounds like. (0:00)  Chaz went to his very first Dave Matthews Band concert on Saturday. He shared the whole experience with his wife, Jennifer, including getting the munchies second-hand by the cheesesteak truck. (4:44)  LeBron James decided to take his talents to the Philadelphia 76ers. Frankie from Pat's King of Steaks was on the phone to brag about the move, and declared the Knicks dead in the water for the upcoming season. (22:06)  A truck full of dudes tried to take out a wasp nest, in the middle of the day, with nothing but a stick. (27:21) 

Photographer Mike MacLeod was on the phone with Chaz and AJ, to talk about his most viral image of a bison flipping a grandfather into the air. Mike defended the man, a grandfather, who was not antagonizing the animal, and was able to get the young person with him to safety.  Photo credit: Mike MacLeod 

En plena ola de calor, con máximas de hasta 44 grados en provincias como Murcia, la nutricionista y coach Verónica Chazín ha explicado en el programa 'Herrera en COPE' las claves para mantener una correcta hidratación. La experta ha señalado que, ante estas temperaturas, el cuerpo realiza un gran esfuerzo para mantenerse en 37 grados, lo que provoca una deshidratación interna incluso antes de empezar a sudar.Durante la entrevista con la comunicadora Sofía Buera, Chazín ha desmontado uno de los mitos más extendidos sobre la hidratación. Según ha revelado, y para sorpresa de muchos, el agua no es la bebida que más hidrata. "Aunque el agua es la bebida hidratante por excelencia, no es la que más nos hidrata", afirmó la nutricionista.La experta ha explicado que, según una investigación universitaria, la leche ocupa el primer puesto en el podio de la hidratación. La razón es que "el vaciado gástrico es mucho más lento que el agua", lo que permite que la hidratación se ...

The Tribe called Chaz and AJ to share their stories of bug freakouts. From terrifying grasshoppers, to spider bites that sent people to the hospital, and the always dangerous candy wrapper bug. 

In Dumb Ass News, a whole street fight between two strangers turned out to be a big mistake. Chaz and AJ had hilarious audio of the argument, the punch and the apology. (0:00) Clearly, there needs to be an establishment of basic concert ettiquette. Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to call in their suggestions, after Noah Kahan fans have repeatedly seen people urinating (or worse) in their seats instead of going to the bathroom. (4:27) Joe Soper from Mohegan Sun was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the lineup for their 30th anniversary, from Foo Fighters and Alanis Morrissette, to Metallica and Rush. Plus, Kevin Gagliard was in studio from Pepe's Pizzeria to talk about next weekend's CT Pizza and Brewfest. (22:31)Anyone else miss water beds? Chaz and AJ welcomed Commander Keith in studio for his list of the Top 5 things he's hoping make a comeback. (31:04)

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to answer the Tribe's questions about Dave Matthews Band, Marshall Tucker, Bon Jovi and more. Plus, questions about Bob Dylan's singing abilities at age 85. (0:00)Tony Romeo was on the phone with Chaz and AJ from Deep Sea Vision, the company that located the wreckage of PanAm flight 526A. Tony explained how he and his crew were able to pinpoint the wreckage, 70+ years after the accident. (27:15)  

Nancy was in studio with Chaz and AJ this morning, after agreeing to let AJ put her 57-year-old foot in his mouth for $100. Nancy shared that this is not the first time a man has had her foot in their mouth, and AJ conducted his 5-point inspection before getting to business. 

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Chaz is flying solo to finish up the series on The All Saved Freak Band

Non-Spoilers for nearly 75 Mins, we discussed Oscars potential in all categories for Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, before we dive into about 20 minutes on the film's final act. This is Part I of our coverage of The Odyssey, followed by Part II with a very special guest in Variety's Jazz Tangcay. NON-SPOILER REVIEW OF THE ODYSSEY: Critical & Audience Reception Numbers & Box Office Projections - 2:40 Exceeded Expectations and the Plot Premise - 7:36 Best Picture & Discussing Producers Emma Thomas and Christopher Nolan - 8:12 Is Best Director over? - 11:44 Adapted Screenplay Thoughts & Should AlsoMom come see this - 17:14 Jennifer Lame's Film Editing - 24:31 Matt Damon's Lead Actor Candidacy - 28:34 Anne Hathaway, Casting, Other Supporting Possibilities & Ensemble Awards - 30:46 Sound Design - 42:55 Ludwig Goransson's Original Score - 44:49 Then Original Song: When I'm Home - 50:03 VFX - 51:52 Ellen Mirojnick's Costume Design & The MUAH - 54:20 Hoyt van Hoytema's Cinematography - 1:00:06 Production Design - 1:03:08 The Final Oscar Lens Assessments & Over / Under - 1:07:38 A SHORT SPOILER SECTION ON THE ENDING OF THE ODYSSEY - 1:16:42 OUTRO: Stay tuned for Part II of our coverage of The Odyssey next week when we are joined by a very special guest for a larger spoiler filled discussion. In the meantime, you can read Jazz Tangcay's coverage at Variety here: https://variety.com/author/jazz-tangcay/ We'll also be LIVE on Chaz and AJ in the Morning on Monday 7/20 around 8:20am EST to discuss our reactions to the film. Listen here: https://www.wplr.com/listen-live And finally, you can find links to all our other episodes and social media here: https://linktr.ee/mikemikeandoscar