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Chaz and AJ learned last night that Chef Jerry Reveron died from complications caused by Coronavirus. (0:00) 

Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim called in to talk about enacting a business curfew. (2:02)

In Dumb Ass News a mayor's wife is arrested at a bar after the mayor tells the town not to go out anymore. (15:38) 

An E.R. Nurse calls into Chaz and AJ to talk about the latest from the front lines of the fight against COVID-19. (21:22)

LaBonne's Market is now taking the temperatures of customers before they enter the store. Bob was on with Chaz and AJ to explain why the change was made, and what happens if a customer's reading is too high. (31:21)  

Cameron from Market 32 has seen it all in the stores over the last few weeks, but never anticipated he might have inadvertently caused a rush on the store. (48:19) 

Jerry Reveron's longtime friend, Doug was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about his life and what made him so special. (54:02) 

Dr. Choi is in charge of the plans at Yale Hospital when it comes to fighting COVID-19. Before he got into any of the details, he just wanted to say hi to his children, since he hasn't seen them in a month. (1:02:05) 

Jason Page called Chaz and AJ to talk about the insane plan Major League Baseball proposed to have a season begin in May. (1:19:08) 

Ken from Colony Pizza calls in to explain how they are open for business, and how much he appreciates what Chaz and AJ are doing. (1:26:39)

Chaz and AJ spoke with Glenn Lungarini, the executive director for the Connecticut Association of Schools about all the possible ways a spring season of school sports could be salvaged. Every option is still on the table. 

The Governor's latest PSA has declared April, "Opposite Month." (0:00) 

Kevin Syombathy from McDermott Chevrolet and Lexus calls in with an update on the intubation boxes that he's dropped off at nearly every hospital in Connecticut. (15:41) 

Dr. Anwar specializes in treating lung diseases, and has developed a last resort solution to the ventilator shortage that plagues hospitals everywhere. (20:03)  

Attorney Norm Pattis was on the phone to discuss the latest release plans from Connecticut prisons, who are highly susceptible to the COVID-19 outbreak. (34:29) 

Dr. Cass Ingram was on again to address some of the conspiracy theories that have spread on the internet regarding the spread and origin of the Coronavirus. (39:41) 

Mayor Carfora of East Haven called in to address the horrible news of multiple deaths relating to COVID-19 at a nursing home. Then, Brian Foley was on to talk about the first responders planning for the worst case scenarios. (48:55) 

Tina from The HomeAides was on to explain how their caregivers are protecting themselves and their patients, and what help they still need. (1:06:10) 

Kevin Estela is a survival instructor, and was on the phone to address the likelihood of each show member's survival, based on what is in their pantry right now. (1:11:44) 

The Sitting Duck Tavern is open for business for pickup and take out food orders. Scott was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about their very popular Milanese Ciabatta. (1:25:44)

Dr. Ron Clark called Chaz and AJ to explain daily life in the E.R. during the outbreak of COVID-19, and what he's expecting during the expected peak. (0:00) 

The Queen of England had a message for everyone during the Coronavirus pandemic, but Chaz and AJ took something different from her public announcement. (10:56)  

Tribe member Jim in Southbury offers his services picking up groceries for anyone who cannot get out in his area. (16:46) 

An anonymous donor has sent almost half a million medical masks into the hands of first responders around Connecticut, and he was unmasked this morning with Chaz and AJ as Bob Stefanowski. (22:00) 

In Dumb Ass News, morons are caught in the middle of a Coronavirus testing scam after misspelling a simple word. (28:33) 

Dr. Cass Ingram was on once again to talk about what he thinks is a realistic timeline for the Coronavirus measures to subside. (32:42) 

Mayor of New Haven, Justin Elicker called in to give an update on the city's plans for what many are considering the most dangerous two weeks during the outbreak. Plus, Mark Hayward of the SBA answers as many of the Tribe's questions about small business loans as possible. (40:57)

Liza Mecca is a respiratory therapist at Griffin Health was on this morning to explain the process of intubation and why it is a dangerous procedure for professionals during the COVID-19 outbreak. (1:04:29) 

A second Dumb Ass News segment, submitted personally by AJ. A man runs around with an American flag to inspire medical professionals. (1:10:17) 

Jersey Mike's are open for business! Mitchell was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to explain the measures they have taken to keep their customers safe, and well-fed. (1:20:05)

Chaz's fiancee Jennifer is a nurse at Yale, and called in this morning to recognize the dangerous job happening every day in the hospital. (0:00) 

In Dumb Ass News, the Governor of Georgia just learned something about the COVID-19 virus that has been common knowledge for weeks and weeks. (5:51) 

Scot Haney calls in live from his home broadcasting setup, where he was interrupted mid-call by his cat using the bathroom. (8:57) 

Tribe member Ron from Lyme waited on hold a long time to explain why staying home is so important. (20:58) 

Leigh is a Halloween mask and Hollywood prosthetist who has shifted her business to making re-usable, hypoallergenic masks for medical use. MaskSealz.com (24:54) 

Mara Schiavocampo is an expert who has been on "Dr. Oz" and called in to Chaz and AJ to share how to properly clean and sanitize your groceries after bringing them home from the store, or getting a home delivery. (36:58) 

Pepe's Pizza is Open For Business, you can still order from most of their locations for take out. (47:25)

Boss Keith's Top 5 albums, in response to Chaz and AJ's conversation with Jimmy Koplik from yesterday's 

Kevin from McDermott Chevrolet and Lexus was on to explain the need for new safety boxes, which protect the medical professionals when intubating patients. So, who's making them and how many can be made? How can you help? (0:00) 

Jorge Perez, CT's Banking Commissioner called in to explain how mortgage relief works for those who qualify. (9:35)

Ashley's mom, Momma Gee, was on the phone this morning to candidly share her health struggles and why it is so important to heed the "stay home" requests. (21:50) 

Adjutant General Fran Evon of the National Guard called in to explain how emergency field hospitals have been constructed in just five hours to help assist hospitals that are expecting an overflow of patients. (30:35)

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on the phone to offer a welcome distraction from all of the news coverage, talking to the Tribe about their favorite rock albums. (46:50) 

Fox 61's Jimmy Altman covered a local Halloween mask maker and Hollywood prosthetic creator, who has switched her entire production over to re-usable and sanitary masks for health professionals. (1:06:52) 

Captain Mike from Lobstercraft is Open For Business. Lobster rolls and more are available every day for take out from the Lobstercraft truck. (1:21:14)

Chaz and AJ spoke with an unnamed E.R. nurse who shared what daily life has become for her and other medical professionals on the front lines, as they struggle to treat patients and then go home in fear of infecting their families. (0:00) 

Joe, a Seafood Market owner in Enfield (Cold Harbor) has been dealing with frustrated customers, who don't want their hands sanitized before entering the market. Joe was on the phone to explain that he's protecting himself, his employees, and other customers with that practice (13:58) 

AJ brings some much-needed comedy to the morning during Dumb Ass News, thinking about the King of Thailand in a private hotel with his harem. (22:43) 

Dr. Cass Ingram comes on to talk about past pandemics, like the influenza outbreak of 1918, and how certain factory workers grinding cinnamon each day, were never sick. (27:52) 

Governor Lamont was asked at a press conference yesterday about his appearance on Chaz and AJ, and the question included a dig at the station's playlist. (35:39)

Dr. Choi is the point person at Yale for the Coronavirus task force, and joined Chaz and AJ to talk about the next steps at successfully combating the disease. (38:34) 

Donut Crazy are Open For Business! Jason the owner was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about their three locations remaining open, donating to hospitals, and taking care of the local first responders who frequent their locations. (49:53) 

An anonymous nurse calls in from the road, on her way to work, and emotionally pleads with the public to stay home, stop playing basketball or trying to organize a vacation trip (0:00)

Alyssa is one of those people who did not take the outbreak of COVID-19 seriously enough before going on a cruise, and now her whole family has been quarantined. Has she learned her lesson, though? (5:49)

Michelle Friedman shares how to talk about Coronavirus and quarantine with your kids (11:55)

What has Barstool's Uber Debbie been doing since the quarantine? She is a smoker, and is scared to go out too much in public (17:56)

Patrick from Parker's is open for business, and after talking to Chaz and AJ agreed to get a special cake on the take out menu (23:45)

Alyssa tells her story about being on a cruise (0:00)

Brian from JP Maguire on how to clean (13:05)

Chef Jerry calls from his hospital bed after testing positive for coronavirus (16:30)

Keith Phaneuf, Connecticut Mirror Reporter (22:48)

Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton (31:25)

Jane Garibay, State Representative with Coronavirus (37:42)

Cavanaugh Bell, 7 year old who made care packages for the elderly (41:18)

Steve from Geronimo and Boss Keith's Top 5 (47:49)

Dumb Ass News (0:00)

Senator Blumenthal (2:54)

Windsor State Rep Jane Garibay tested positive for coronavirus (14:49)

Ann, teacher talking distance learning (25:24)

Open for Business - Gusto's in Milford (30:41)