Jared Shahid from the Ridgefield Playhouse was in studio today, sharing stories of what happens backstage before an artist performs. Sometimes, like in the case of Yngwie Malmsteen, they are absolute nightmares. And sometimes, the local wildlife can interrupt a comedy headliner's set. 

Chaz and AJ talked about a recent news story involving a stolen car that crashed into a school bus. The Tribe called in to share stories of the times their cars were stolen, and this is apparently still a very big problem in the state. (0:00)

Vince Candelora was on to talk about some of the new laws going into effect starting July 1, including a hot issue about the age students can enter kindergarten. (14:21)

Author Stasha Mills Healy was on to talk about the most fun and interesting places to visit in Connecticut. She literally wrote the book on it, "100 Things to Do in Connecticut Before You Die." (27:19)

A group of guys went viral, and were interviewed by their local news station after rescuing a raccoon from choking on a piece of cheese. Chaz and AJ played the audio, then asked the Tribe to call in their own amazing stories. 

A road rage incident in Old Saybrook made news, when one driver pulled a gun on the other. Chaz and AJ took a few calls from the Tribe about their road rage experiences, and learned that Memphis is apparently the road rage capital of the United States. (0:00)

Joe Calzone, of Calzone Cases, talked about some of his famous clients. Joe has made special cases for a lot of sports teams, to safely transport their championship trophies. (6:35)

Andy Randi is the man in charge of the fireworks for East Haven's 4th of July celebration. Andy was on to talk about the preparation, cost and safety that goes into a show of this magnitude, and Eddie Sab from the mayor's office called to share the specific playlist he's putting together for the show. (23:20)

This week's Stunt or Stupid involved AJ wearing a ninja mask, trying to swipe items from the counter, before comedian Manny Sierra could whack his hand with a ruler. 

Dumb Ass News - A man claims to have fractured his penis while sleeping, and no one except for AJ, believes him. (0:00)

Protestors attempted to ruin the end of the Travelers Championship, running onto the course with smoke bombs during the end of the match. Chaz and AJ spoke with a spectator that witnessed the whole thing, then Joe the Weed Guy explains the newest medical conditions the state is recognizing for medical marijuana. (6:56)

Wild weather came through the state this weekend, including a confirmed tornado and a lightning strike in Cromwell. The Tribe called in their craziest weather experiences. (22:14)

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Chaz and AJ went over a list of the fireworks most likely to send you to the hospital. The Tribe called in stories of accidents and mishaps involving fireworks, including AJ's infamous "buttle rockets." 

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Nathan Grube, Travelers Championship executive director, was on with Chaz and AJ this morning from the golf course, to explain why the tournament is starting earlier today. (0:00)

Comedian Dom Fig was in studio to comment on the continued rivalry (or shared hatred) of drivers and cyclists. Plus, some really scary stories of accidents involving cyclists from the Tribe. (8:23)

Celebrating 90 years of pizza excellence, Zuppardi's was in the house this morning. Jim and his mother, Lori brought in a few pizzas and talked about the family history of the Zuppardi's. (27:02)

Filling in for a vacationing Boss Keith, comedian Vic DiBitetto was on to share the Top 5 things that make him mad. (40:29)

Comedian Nikki Glaser was on with Chaz and AJ, still riding high from her incredible performance at the Tom Brady roast. Nikki credited Chaz and AJ with getting her started in roasts, addressed the jokes she felt a little guilt over, and why she insisted on going up early in the night. 

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Dumb Ass News - Comedian Ayesheh Mae was in studio, as Chaz and AJ addressed their "people to punch in the face" lists. One of these lists was recently found at a grocery store. (0:00)

David Standridge, chef at Mystic's Shipwright's Daughter, was on to talk about winning the James Beard award. David admitted to not using his notes during his speech, Gordon Ramsay visiting the kitchen recently (prior to his bicycle accident,) and what it was like to open up in 2020. (5:37)

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ to address the early ticket sale success for the Soundside Music Festival, just missing an opportunity to speak with Paul McCartney, and some of the artists he's struggled to work with in the past. (13:30)