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A recap of Governor Lamont's call yesterday, and his thoughts on which businesses can begin opening during each phase. Plus, the crew is frustrated with the sanitizing process of their groceries. (0:00) 

Scot Haney was on for an early weekend forecast (which might include snow!?) and talks about the antibody test for COVID-19. (11:44)  

Employment attorney Bob Mitchell was on to help the Tribe through some confusion and uncertainty. He also answers a frequently asked question, "what happens if I'm collecting unemployment and have to go back to work?" (19:22) 

Bob from Labonne's Market explains the meat shortage, and how long it could affect consumers. (37:06)  

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik did not have any news to break, but he did explain how concerts in 2020 could work, if they are given the green light by Governor Lamont. Plus, some shows for the summer have still not been canceled or rescheduled, so what does that mean for people who bought tickets? (52:08) 

AJ begins his 24 hour biking marathon for "Miles for Masks," despite sounding extremely unprepared for what's ahead. Plus, Bob Stefanowski was on to explain how Masks for CT are helping a lot of people who still cannot find the masks they need. (1:12:20) 

John Foley, naval aviator with the Blue Angels was on to help AJ through his 24 hour "Miles for Masks." John also explained the "spud locker" and shared a story about the time he thought he was absolutely going to die. (1:24:05) 

Beth the cyclist and trainer was back on to encourage AJ, despite not taking any of her advice from her previous call this week. (1:36:03)

Chaz and AJ acknowledged the death of legendary NFL coach Don Shula, and Chaz shared a brief but hysterical story of bumping into Dan Marino. (0:00) 

Audio of a man being stung by a murder hornet, the Giant Asian Hornet that has recently been spotted in the United States. Plus, the Tribe calls in their bee sting stories. (5:11) 

Glenn Lungarini was on to announce that the decision to keep schools closed for the remainder of the academic year, has forced their decision to abandon plans at salvaging any spring sports for the year. Does he know which sports might be easiest to start up when the time is right? Plus, Senator Blumenthal checks in to ask for some help acquiring masks for a veteran council in need. (18:39)  

Movie and TV critic Joe Meyers was on again to talk about the shows everyone is watching. Chaz really latched on to "Dead to Me," while AJ has been enjoying a show called, "Mom." (31:50) 

Boss Keith started his day irritated after listening to Chaz and AJ pick apart Eddie Vedder's "All In Challenge" package, and got fact-checked on the air. Then, Dr. Rich Diana was on to talk about the passing of Don Shula, who coached him in the NFL. (41:23) 

Ashley continued to go through her parents' record collection, and there was some confusion (on AJ's part) about who the lead singer was in the band, Bread. (56:29)

Chaz and AJ spoke with Governor Lamont about the announcement to cancel schools for the rest of the academic year, when a new school year could start up, and what he sees happening on May 20th. Plus, AJ pitches a graduation plan, and Governor Lamont predicts which phase of the reopening process certain businesses and industries can expect to start opening up again. 

Beth is a triathlete and trainer, who called Chaz and AJ this morning to help AJ along with his cycling training. As it turns out, he's woefully unprepared for what's ahead, and is in desperate need of chamois cream. (0:00) 

Bob Stefanowski was on the phone to promote Masks for CT in New Haven, giving away another free 50,000 masks to residents who need them. (18:17) 

AJ does not have the right shoes (of course) for a 24-hour cycling marathon, but the Tribe had a lot of advice to offer. (28:03)  

Boston comedian Will Noonan warns AJ about what "hitting the wall" feels like, and also how intense cycling is, even for a decorated runner. (32:09) 

In Dumb Ass News, a Peter Townsend clip turned into a debate about which member of Chaz and AJ would live the longest. (41:16) 

Ashley discovered her parents' record collections, which are wildly different, and learned all about the terrible music created by Dan Fogelberg. (46:23)

Is the Commission for the Department of Labor having a mental breakdown? Chaz and AJ have some audio from a Fox 61 report that seems to suggest he's right on the edge. (0:00)  

Eunice called in an update on the rescued raccoon from Chaz's yard, and the crew starts to think about a name for her since her recovery has been so encouraging. (7:30) 

New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker wants to "one-up" Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin on his presentation to deter riding ATVs in the street. Plus, Bridgeport Deputy Fire Chief James Buck talks about having to rescue 28 people from the beach. (17:11)   

Jennifer was on to explain why she screamed over the weekend, and threw out a pair of shoes. (30:15) 

Camp Getaway, an adult camp in Kent, CT will be a show on Bravo starting tonight! David, who runs the camp, was on with Chaz and AJ to explain what to expect from the show. (34:51) 

Steve's birthday was Friday, while serving in Afghanistan. Chaz and AJ gave him a shoutout for building a makeshift and badass gym, and acknowledged "The Gun Bunnies." (45:19) 

Mark Hayward from the Small Business Administration was on with Chaz and AJ to offer the Tribe help on securing the small business loans. Towards the end of the interview, Tim came on to tell Mark what to say. (47:38)  

Ashley's mom, Momma Gee, had a socially distanced birthday over the weekend, but it was her gift that Chaz and AJ had a big issue with. (1:01:58) 

AJ is going to attempt biking for 24 straight hours, "Miles for Masks" so Chaz and AJ brought in a professional to help him. Luke Yoder from The Edge Fitness was on to help AJ to prepare. (1:09:10) 

James from Seymour called Chaz and AJ to talk about becoming an Eagle Scout during quarantine. However, James took a little too long getting to the point, and was hung up on, leading into Dumb Ass News. (1:23:11) 

It is a rare, rare moment when AJ comes to the defense of children. Today was one of those rare moments, because AJ was such a fan of this 8-year-old's viral song. (1:31:51)

Jeannine from Wallingford was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to explain the plan that parents have cooked up to get a real graduation ceremony for high school students that are missing out this year. 

Todd Simon is "Mr. Meat" to Chaz and AJ, as he's in charge at Omaha Steaks. They were talking to Todd about the easy ways you can order delicious aged steaks right to you home, when it was revealed that Connoisseur Media CEO Jeff Warshaw and Todd are old college buddies.

Chaz and AJ had Eunice on the phone this morning with an update on the newborn raccoon that Chaz and Jennifer found in their backyard. Plus, Jennifer admits that she may have heard the exact moment the baby was born. (0:00) 

Bob Stefanowski called in to announce a new mask giveaway event in New Haven for next week, since there was such a high demand following Tuesday's event in Hartford. Plus, Joe from Oxford Lumber was on the phone to pledge some early donations to AJ's "Miles for Masks." (13:22)

Scot Haney has good news for this weekend's forecast, and his grandfather clock makes another guest appearance. (23:30)  

Happy birthday, Momma Gee! Ashley's mom was on the phone this morning to celebrate her birthday on air, since she will not be able to do it person. (32:52) 

Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin was on to talk about a big problem in his city, ATVs. Chaz and AJ asked him about the decision to crush a number of vehicles that were confiscated, and the message he hopes to send by doing so. (39:59) 

During Winner of the Week, Chaz and AJ spoke to Stacy, who has been doing "porch portraits" of families in quarantine. (52:06)

Boss Keith's Top 5 this week was about the weird things he's noticed during quarantine, including people who are "mask hot." (57:26)  

Chaz and Jennifer shared a story about finding a newborn raccoon in their yard, and the adventure they went on to try to save it. (0:00) 

The animal stories continued as Al and Tracy were on the phone to talk about naming their new bull calves Chaz, AJ and Phil. (12:55) 

Ashley from Long Island was on to talk about the donations she was hoping to make to someone in need in Connecticut. (18:16) 

Lisa from Colchester called in a follow-up for Chaz and AJ, to share how very gracious Mark Hayward from the SBA was in helping her and her boss secure a loan for the business. (22:57) 

Mike called in to share his experience with a dog in need of rescue in Seymour. Fire fighters had to jump in the water, and WTNH did a report on the rescue as well. (36:00)

In Dumb Ass News, a snake is rescued with a flip flop, and a man in Spain tried to break quarantine by taking his goldfish for a walk. (42:56) 

Employment attorney Bob Mitchell was on the phone to answer some frequently asked questions about unemployment, reduced working hours, and how compensation might work. (47:05)

Gary called in to talk about his 101-year-old mother's incredible recovery from Coronavirus, the second pandemic she's survived, and her Oreo preference. (55:14) 

Bill Lee is a manufacturer that employs around 1,100 people and was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about the way he's taking care of the people who work for him. Plus, Magilla was on from Florida to talk about the state's plan to begin opening businesses in some way, starting next week. (1:07:45)

John Foley, a former naval aviator with the Blue Angels was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about the coordinated flyover of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut with the Thunderbirds. Plus, he admitted the origin of his call sign "Gucci," helping out on the original "Top Gun," and some of the celebrities he's given the full experience to.