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PT Barnum – the world's greatest showman. His legacy lives on. The 75-year-old Barnum Festival keeps the showman alive. It gives residents a chance to celebrate the man annually. Barnum was a major benefactor of Bridgeport. He served as Mayor and donated his estate to create beautiful Seaside Park. And, it will surprise you just how many important businesses and civic enterprises he established. We'll hear about Barnum from this year's Ring Master for the Barnum Festival, Greg Gnandt.

Uncle's New Year's Revolution 2025 continues eveyone's favorite holiday tradition. This was the seventh year we have been doing the video live-stream version of the show. If you weren't able to join us live then you can listen back to it here on the podcast feed.  Topics include: live intro, Chuck's health, Rocky Number Two, healthcare, change coming in the new year, Star Trek movies, Times Square live camera, Jersey Shore live cameras, investigating orbs, aliens, Mrs Sidekick, Seaside Heights, Seaside Park, Asbury Park, celebrating on the hour, shooting guns to celebrate, skull cocktail glass from Puerto Vallarta, Jimmy, Detroit Lions, beers, Bellhaven Brewery Scottish Ale, Four Loko, Coal Chamber, beach, gentrification, sharing stream link on X, Joe Rogan, Creative Accidents, 7 year badge, engraver, Uncle drop glasses, Robin, other holiday streams, Ryan Seacrest, drink ratings, donations to Chuck, media careers, war on stupidity, old video devices, Count Pupper, PBR, Colt 45, Billy Dee Williams, drones, weekend special streams, Seacrest, Mrs O, treating each other better, over the top, Central time zone, prices going up, imports, break, live calls, NDI video, Jared Goff, Contra Player XG743, Patrick Mahomes is an alien, KC Chiefs, listen to your dogs, Melissas, Mandela Effect, Mahomes father, Mike Tyson Jake Paul, chat, New York mayor, crime, German quality grapefruit beer, last year for current Times Square ball, Elon Musk government contracts, Mar a Lago live show, working at a convenience store, hallucinations from sleep deprivation, tapping Rockies, Mountain time zone, UFOs, show schedule for new year, Ochelli chat, Texas, Ed's Dodger World Series win for next year, Four Loko Sour Galactic Punch, sweet and sour, high alcohol content, alternate Ochelli Network producers, auto podcast producing apps, Blogtalk, Don Lemon biting Chuck's material, quizling, JFK research, news networks, Jimmy Carter, ignored topics, resolution to pat self on back, neighbors with huge social media following, Jimmy James show, audience interaction, Chuck's position at Lancer, Pacific time zone, NJ military base, Loko rating, Uncle signs off, donations, working with sponsors, AI guest referral systems, say yes to the guest, Riizm1 on Twitch, good things for the new year, compulsion, highs and lows

AP correspondent Charles de Ledesma reports hundreds of thousands of East Timor's Catholic faithful attend Mass with Pope Francis.

Chaz and AJ, along with Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim, spoke with Tom Russell to announce the brand new music festival coming to Connecticut this year. Now known as The Soundside Music Festival, September 28 and 29 in Bridgeport's Seaside Park, headlined by the Foo Fighters and Noah Kahan. Image Credit: Connoisseur Media

This week on the Tide Chasers podcast we jump on the open boat and chat it up with Jenni Ackermann, the newest member of Grumpys tackle in Seaside Park and media coordinator for the Fisherman Magazine! When she's not walking the sand making her own report, she's the only person known alive who can get Grumpy to crack a smile. With her positive attitude and willingness to help, we talk about helping and educating others in her role at Grumpys and the Fisherman magazine. We also discuss her love of rig fishing for tog and catching stripers from the surf! We also dig into the rise of the female angler and the desire to get more involved in this male-dominated sport. Listen in and don't miss this one! On this week's episode of Tide Chasers Podcast we head to the tributaries of Lake Erie to talk Steelhead fishing with Scott Grassi of Keystone Anglers Guide Service! Scott has been chasing Steelhead on the fly for many years and gives us an excellent breakdown of this challenging wintertime fishery. Tune is to learn more about Steelhead fishing! Tide Chasers is a weekly podcast featuring local fishermen, charter captains, tackle shop owners and party boat captains among others. We discuss our local fisheries as well as opportunities to the north and south of our home waters of PA/NJ. If you or someone you know would like to be a guest, send us a message! Otherwise, we appreciate all the likes, shares, follows and subscribers as it helps us grow! Help us get the word out, hit that share button! Where to find Tide Chasers on Social media: Instagram: @tide_chasers Facebook: www.Facebook.com/tidechaserspodcast Hosts: Khoa @thatasianangler Bobby @fishingwithaphd Lee @ljssurfing Tyler @tmwilczek Guest :Jenni Ackerman IG @jenni_jsa @grumpys_tackle @thefishermanmag Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Howard Saffan is one of the organizers for the Sound on Sound Music Festival in Bridgeport. Seaside Park is ready for the weekend, and Howard was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to share the details you need to get ready before heading in. Image Credit: REUTERS/Ethan Miller EM

 Mike Lapitino chats with Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik about the upcoming Sound On Sound Festival, September 30-October 1 at Seaside Park in Bridgeport and this weekend's Labor Day ticket special. soundonsoundct.com 

On Nov. 10, 2013, 39-year-old Donte Jordan was shot in the back by police officers as he walked away from them. Police said Jordan fit the description of a man shooting a gun at a Shell gas station shortly before police arrived.Although Jordan had dropped the gun he'd been holding before he was shot, the District Attorney's office concluded the officers “acted lawfully in self-defense and the defense of others,” saying Jordan “was walking down a public street carrying the handgun he had used only moments before.”Jordan's mother Pamela Fields does not agree with the actions taken by police or the findings of the DA. While she cannot bring her son back, she says enjoying his memorial bench in Seaside Park every Sunday brings her some comfort.While she is grateful for the help Audrena Redmond with Black Lives Matter Long Beach and the Long Beach Arts Council put into making the memorial bench a reality, she says she's been hurt by a recent memo from Long Beach City Manager Tom Modica and Chief Police Wally Hebeish saying the bench is inappropriate and never should have been allowed. Fields said this attitude underscores the lack of respect and concern  Long Beach police have for Black citizens.On today's episode of "The Word With Jackie Rae" podcast, Fields and Redmond discuss what went into making the bench a reality and why pushback from the city leaders has exacerbated distrust in the community.

Twice in one week there have been unauthorized events held at Seaside Park that have gotten out of hand. Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim stopped by with a message to crack down on these issues and remind the public about city rules ahead of summertime. ((00:00)) We've seen an uptick of poser delivery drivers attacking homeowners across the nation, including here in Connecticut. Gary MacNamara of Sacred Heart University shared some tips on how to detect posers and why you need to retrain your brain from just "opening your door." ((16:57)) A local musician created an original song dedicated to domestic violence survivors. It's not being recognized nationally. We met Rob Fried, the creator of the song, and spoke with Deb Greenwood of Center for Family Justice about the impact this song will have on others. ((32:35)) IMAGE CREDIT: Royalty-free OJO Images

Tuesday's "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli looked at a controversy regarding a recent "unsanctioned" car show at Bridgeport's Seaside Park (0:36). Connecticut Energy Marketers Association head Chris Herb briefed us on a proposed bill allowing a state commissioner to set broad environmental policy without legislative approval (10:22). Commuter advocate Jim Cameron talked about the implementation of new State DOT construction zone speed cameras (21:48). Image Credit: Getty Images

Kevin Begley talks with Tom Russell (Founders Entertainment) and Jimmy Koplik (Live Nation CT) the organizers of Sound on Sound 2023 about this year's huge lineup announcement. John Mayer, Alanis Morissette, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and many more. They also get into the many upgrades that have been made for this year's experience. Sound on Sound happens September 30th & October 1st at Seaside Park in Bridgeport. Full lineup, ticket info, and more HERE. 

Dennis and Judi talk offshore wind, personalized license plates, and credit card surcharges.

We share the stoke about facts pertaining to the Ventura County Fairgrounds 320 M upgrade to why The Matilija Dam did not fill up Lake Casitas compared to neighboring lakes. Let's Go!

Ahead of this weekend's Sound On Sound Festival in Seaside Park, Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik, Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater CEO Howard Saffan, and Tom Russell of Governors Ball answered all your questions about what to expect this weekend.

On today's show, Lou kicked things off talking about the fed raising interest rates - they are creating a recession.- Bitcoin.- Stock Market.- Treasury Direct Account.- Energy Prices.- Our Largest Port Producer is owned by China.- Great call & conversation with Tony from Seaside Park.- Wokeness - & MORE!

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THE LUMINEERS AND STEVIE NICKS TO PERFORM ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24DAVE MATTHEWS AND TIM REYNOLDS, BRANDI CARLILE, AND THE NATIONAL TO PERFORM ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25AT SEASIDE PARK IN BRIDGEPORT, CT THIS SEPTEMBER 24-251-DAY TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY, APRIL 1 AT 12:00 PM ESTCITI® CARDMEMBER PRESALE RUNS FROMMARCH 29 AT 10:00 AM EST TO APRIL 1 AT 11:59 AM EST(Bridgeport, CT - March 29, 2022) – Sound On Sound Music Festival has announced the daily lineup for the inaugural festival coming to Seaside Park in Bridgeport, CT this fall. Saturday, September 24th will feature performances by The Lumineers, Stevie Nicks, Father John Misty, Ziggy Marley, Caamp, Band of Horses, Zach Bryan, Jenny Lewis, Trampled by Turtles, Geese, The Cameroons, and Drew Angus. Sunday, September 25th will be headlined by Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds, along with performances from Brandi Carlile, The National, Black Pumas, Gary Clark Jr., The Head and the Heart, Noah Kahan, Spin Doctors, Jade Bird, The Main Squeeze, and Trousdale. With no overlapping set times across 2 stages, festivalgoers will be able to see every performance of this “stacked new festival boasting an eclectic lineup of world-class musicians,” according to Uproxx. Full schedule of set times to be released at a later date.A very limited number of 1-Day General Admission Tickets, 1-Day GA+ Tickets, 1-Day VIP Tickets and 1-Day Terrace VIP Tickets will be available to the public on Friday, April 1 at 12:00 PM ET at www.SoundOnSoundCT.com. 2-Day GA+ and 2-Day VIP Terrace Tickets are sold out, and limited 2-Day General Admission, 2-Day VIP, and 2-Day Platinum tickets remain.

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A teacher was arrested after a video went public of her grabbing a student by the hair. Chaz asked teachers to call in to find out why this is the fourth teacher arrest and how bad it is in classrooms now. (0:00) Nick the Science Guy was on to breakdown the longest recorded lightning strike, covering over 470 miles! (23:17) Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik announced another headliner for September's "Sound on Sound" music festival at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, Stevie Nicks. He also gave his early, gut reaction on the Rock Hall of Fame nominees for 2022. (36:54) Quinnipiac hockey coach Rand Pecknold talked about the team's incredible season so far, the big game coming up against Union, and the Olympic hockey team having no NHL players this time around. (56:36) Image Credit: Kay Maik Fotografie / iStock / Getty Images Plus

Ghost hunter Sean Austin was on the phone, with real audio he had collected from a possession case. Chaz and AJ went through some scary examples of the demon threatening Sean, threatening the woman's son, and hissing at a crucifix. (0:00) Dumb Ass News - An Indian official thinks emergency sirens should have their sound replaced, with musical instruments. (18:51) Jimmy Koplik was on the phone to talk about music festivals returning to the state next year, with two different weekends already set aside for Seaside Park to host two festivals. (25:48) East Haven Mayor Joe Carfora was on the phone to talk about a Halloween event, but a conversation about COVID grant money led to a very different discussion. (50:06) Image Credit: monkeybusinessimages / iStock / Getty Images Plus

Howard Saffan, owner of the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to wrap up a very successful first season. Plus, he shared the exciting news of music festivals coming to the state at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, organized by the same guys that do the Governor's Ball. 

Any type of public speaking can be frustrating and confusing. Additionally, public prayer had been abused for harm. Today, Charlie and I give some advice on giving as well as listening to public prayer. God bless and have a lovely week! Seaside Park - hi jude x Hoogway Provided by Lofigirl Youtube: https://youtu.be/l3JYRRf0uYE Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/5JSBPPc92mR2OhjcDU1IZg?si=536d064352dc40cc Lazy River - hi jude Provided by Lofigirl Youtube: https://youtu.be/en3dMsC3c5Q Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/08Mit59hawdCgF5iExXBsD?si=b3af10adcad3491b

1. An internal update gone wrong? Our cyber security expert explained what happened when the Facebook outage happened and why it still seems suspect as an accident. ((00:10)) 2. Senator Blumenthal took center stage over the whistleblower hearings and gave us his input going forward with social media.  ((14:53)) 3. Howard Saffan, president of the Hartford Healthcare Ampitheater, is now eyeing festivals at Seaside Park. ((28:07)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

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Wayne Winston joins Lisa for this week's edition of On Race where they discuss the removal and possible replacement of the Christopher Columbus statue in Seaside Park in Bridgeport.

Lisa discusses President Trump's foothold in the Latino vote and what that means for the election in November. Then she examines the ransomware attacks on Hartford schools delaying the first day of school. Then Wayne Winston joins Lisa for this week's edition of On Race where they discuss the removal and possible replacement of the Christopher Columbus statue in Seaside Park in Bridgeport.

Chris Caruso from the Italian American Society of Greater Bridgeport weighs in on the Christopher Columbus statues coming down across Connecticut. He also touches on the sudden removal of the Columbus statue at Seaside Park. IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

John Kovalsky and Jordan Mendez, two Bridgeport natives and artists, talk about Rock The Sound, a community festival they organized that took place yesterday at Seaside Park in Bridgeport. Rock The Sound featured yoga, meditation, music, workshops, vendors, live painting, creative storytelling, and more. For more information on Rock The Sound, future projects and events, and to connect with John and Jordan: www.facebook.com/pages/category/Event/Rock-the-Sound-103418921005913/

Bridgeport native John Kovalsky, artist and co-organizer of the upcoming community arts event Rock The Sound, talks about the event, taking place on September 14th at 10am at Seaside Park in Bridgeport. For more on Rock The Sound and its partner We Care Community Center: www.facebook.com/events/2546376362068898/ www.facebook.com/WecareCommunityCenterInc/

This week our guest is Berkeley Township Mayor Carmen Amato Jr.  Mayor Amato is currently serving his eighth consecutive year as mayor. Berkeley Township has a growing population of over 41,000 residents. Some municipalities within Berkeley Township include Bayville, Beechwood, Pinewald, Seaside Heights and Seaside Park.  They boast many parks and recreational facilities, making it a great place to raise a family or visit during the summer season.   

Almost one year after Superstorm Sandy pummeled the Jersey Shore, a fire broke out along the nearly-rebuilt Seaside Park boardwalk.

Bret and Jones Johnson express election fatigue as they talk about the upcoming debates, Bill Moyers journalism, and the Seaside Park bomber. The guys reflect on simpler times that didn't involve paying attention to politics and chasing paper. Bret reveals some debate tactics that Jersey Italians use and the guys talk about the joys of being a kid. So put the thermometer to the light bulb, fake a cough, keep your pajamas on and listen to this episode while you stay home from school!