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Chaz and AJ spoke to Jimmy Koplik this morning about the policies in place through Live Nation, when it comes to refunding customers tickets to concerts. If the show was canceled, or rescheduled, you will be refunded. Must have purchased your ticket through either Live Nation or Ticketmaster. 

Bob Stefanowski called in to recap some of the stories he heard from people he met yesterday, during the Masks for CT giveaway at the XFINITY Theater in Hartford. Almost 50,000 masks wound up going to people who needed them. (0:00)  

AJ suggested he try to do something for a 24-hour period, after being inspired by a man who clapped continuously for first responders and raised over $10,000. The Tribe called in their suggestions, and Ashley failed while trying to give AJ some tongue twisters to try. (13:33)  

North Haven's First Selectman Mike Freda was on to talk about opening Connecticut back up for business, since he was recently appointed by Governor Lamont to the committee in charge of making those plans. Plus, Michelle Douglas was on to talk about the first case of a pet dog testing for coronavirus. (22:20) 

In Dumb Ass News, a mayor in Texas was investigated by the state after she broke quarantine measures to get her nails done. (40:12) 

Movie and TV critic Joe Meyers was on with Chaz and AJ to offer some suggestions to watch, if you have already run out of ideas. (45:40)

Liam runs On the Mend Medical Supplies and Equipment in Southbury, and was accused of price gouging after a picture went viral on Facebook. Liam was on the phone this morning to attempt to explain the prices, and was challenged by Amy the CNA for his explanation. (1:00:12) 

Boston comedian Will Noonan loves drama, talked about the high price of eggs in Boston, and his girlfriend's loud chewing of tortilla chips. (1:18:18)

Chaz and AJ were fascinated by the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds flyover yesterday. (1:26:48)

The Masks For CT event kicked off earlier than expected because the line grew very long. Chaz and AJ spoke with Big Pete and Angelo from the line, and then Bob Stefanowski was on to talk about acquiring the masks, and why this event to give them away is important. (0:00) 

Tom G called in info about the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds fly-over today, and shared some stories from his career as a fire fighter. He vividly remembers someone who stuck a flashlight where it doesn't belong. (10:20) 

Chaz's son, Young Chaz, has accepted a role through AMR to go into New York City and help out with increased call volume. Jennifer, Chaz's fiancee, called in her memories of first working on an ambulance, and former NYC EMT Dave Russell had some advice for Young Chaz and shared some stories from his career. (20:56) 

Dan Reale is a Libertarian who is ready to open the state up for business, and thinks the shutdown and quarantine is a massive mistake. (40:13) 

After Dan's call, the Tribe had a lot of opinions on his remarks. Chaz also wondered out loud about why schools haven't just closed for the year already. (54:12) 

Chaz kept wondering about his potential anger issues, while Tammy from the Devon Rotary Club called in to talk about the help they are doing in the community to fight COVID-19. (1:01:33) 

Joyce from Hartford called Chaz and AJ from the line at the Masks For CT event, to explain why masks were so important for her and her family, including her 97-year-old father. (1:06:55) 

In Dumb Ass News, NYC Mayor Bill DeBlasio is called out in public for traveling too far to go for a walk in a park. (1:13:13) 

The good news and the good news on the latest COVID-19 numbers in Connecticut. Plus, a list of new symptoms doctors want you to look out for. (0:00) 

Senator Blumenthal answers the Tribe's questions about stimulus checks, including money missing from checks, what happens if you owe the IRS, and what to do if you receive a stimulus check for a deceased person. (14:00) 

Dr. Rajeev Fernando is a top infectious disease doctor, who saw the spread of COVID-19 early on in China and predicted it would be extremely contagious. (28:28) 

NFL Agent Joe Linta has an answer for the alleged "pooper" in the background of Mike Vrabel's draft feed. Plus, why the Patriots passed on drafting a quarterback, and named the local guys that were selected. (40:55)  

Katie Coelho was on to remember her husband, Johnathan who died because of COVID-19 at age 32. Their story has gone viral because of the note Johnathan left in his phone for her, before passing. (50:48) 

Peter Cordeau is the PResident of Norwalk Hospital, and was on this morning to talk about the encouraging decline in numbers relating to coronavirus. (1:03:12) 

In Dumb Ass News, a California city official had to resign after throwing his cat on video during a Zoom call. (1:14:22) 

Bob Stefanowski was on to announce with Chaz and AJ, Masks for CT. Next Tuesday, in partnership with Channel 3 WFSB and Live Nation, there will be a drive-through mask giveaway at XFINITY Theater in Hartford. Bob Stefanowski had all the ways you can help donate to bring more masks into Connecticut, as well. (0:00) 

Glenn Lungarini had to deliver some disappointing news to high school students, with the decision being made that no spring sport championships will be played. However, that doesn't mean they have given up on games altogether. (10:36) 

WFSB's Scot Haney was live from his house this morning, to promote the Masks for CT event next week. scot will actually be leaving his house to report live from the event as it happens. (19:51) 

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik further promoted the Masks for CT event next Tuesday, and which canceled and rescheduled concerts are starting to see refunds. (27:22) 

NFL Agent Joe Linta had all the big events from last night's NFL Draft, which had more than a few technical difficulties. Joe analyzed the picks for the Giants and Jets, and tried to make sense of the Patriots decision to trade out of the first round. (33:56) 

Fox 61's Jimmy Altman called in to nominate a Winner of the Week, the entire team at UConn Health that save the life of a COVID-19 patient that finally went home at 15 days on a ventilator. (45:30) 

Teresa Dufour from News 8 was on live from the man cave in her hosue, which has a Mickey Mantle something, a full bar and a urinal. (51:39) 

Boss Keith was in the studio for his Top 5 list, which was all about the things he's going to do when the quarantine is over. (59:10)

Steve from Meriden called Chaz and AJ this morning to express his skepticism over the reported information on COVID-19, and is ready to let everyone go back to work. (0:00) 

Mayor Bob Viglione of North Branford was on this morning to explain his three week quarantine in his basement, while also running the town. (9:06)

Movie Critic Joe Meyers called Chaz and AJ with some movie and TV show recommendations to binge and watch while we're all at home. (20:19) 

NFL Agent Joe Linta was on to make some draft predictions for the televised NFL draft tonight, including what the Patriots plan to do now that Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski are in Tampa Bay. (35:21) 

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on this morning to talk about favorite albums with the Tribe. Jimmy thinks the first Crosby, Stills and Nash record is perfect. (45:27)

The Mayor of Las Vegas went viral for ignorant and callous statements she made to Anderson Cooper about being willing to open up the city with no quarantine restrictions. (1:02:53) 

Chaz and AJ spoke with Shelley Halligan of Aware Recovery Care about the dangers of isolation for addicts, and the outlets and resources available to those that are struggling. 

Not everyone has received their stimulus checks yet, so Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe members that have theirs to call in and share the plans they have to spend them. (0:00)

Del was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to explain his major concerns with vaccines, and why he'd be extremely hesitant to take one developed for COVID-19. (9:43) 

A news reporter in NYC was the headline story in Dumb Ass News, for misreporting about a young man who contracted Coronavirus. (20:00) 

Bob from LaBonne's Market was on with Chaz and AJ explaining how he's keeping his employees and customers safe, by taking temperatures at the door and now also offering masks for anyone who comes in without one. Plus, Trooper Jeltema called in a story about a donated RV so a family can live without fear of their immunocompromised child getting infected. (23:06) 

Dr. Steven Choi from Yale was on the phone with an update on the COVID-19 battle, the dangers of a second wave of infections, and he responded to folks like Del who are very concerned about the rush on a vaccine for the virus. (36:43) 

An AJ flubble ended the show in big laughs, for everyone but AJ, anyway. (49:00) 

Chaz and AJ spoke with Governor Lamont this morning about COVID-19 in Connecticut. Where are we on the "curve?" When will some businesses like gyms and salon be allowed to start opening? What is he hoping to see before the May 20th deadline that could reopen schools? Plus, his answers on unemployment, rent protection, and the quick-testing site in New Haven.

Colin called Chaz and AJ to explain why he was a part of the protest and rally in Hartford, over the state's shutdown. (0:00)

In Dumb Ass News, a stoner walked into court and was completely embarrassed by Judge Judy. (15:39) 

An anonymous nurse has been checking in regularly with Chaz and AJ throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and started with a rebuttal of Colin's points. Plus, she ran through very helpful tips for wearing masks, since we have all been asked to in public now. (18:13) 

Chaz and AJ could not agree on a piece of audio from the Hartford protest. What is the person yelling on the megaphone? AJ thinks it's something about cake.. (29:55)

Boston comedian Will Noonan was on the phone to talk about 4/20, the mood in Boston, and when he thinks comedy clubs and shows will open up again. (42:15)

Jason Page on the phone to explain the latest on Major League Baseball's plan to get the sport started, and his thoughts on A-Rod and J-Lo being interested in purchasing the Mets. (50:21) 

Yani called Chaz and AJ for the first time this morning with a crazy story about not wearing a mask in the grocery store. (58:28)