Chaz and AJ had Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik on this morning to talk about Iron Maiden coming to Connecticut, and Joe Perry collapsing after performing with Billy Joel.

Chris Kattan joined Chaz and AJ in studio to talk about Saturday Night Live, Corky Romano, Night at the Roxbury, and the infamous cowbell skit.

Chaz and AJ spoke with a number of veterans this morning who are in need. Don is looking for a kidney donor, and Ernie still hasn't received his purple heart. Senator Blumenthal was on to get the ball rolling for Ernie. 

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Chaz and AJ's Week in Review focused on the struggles AJ faced while judging a chili cook-off, the big debate between Ned Lamont and Bob Stefanowski from Monday, and why Pam will not be attending her sister's wedding.

Chaz and AJ called Katie to tell her she was chosen to receive the Helping Hands giveaway! A Frigidaire refrigerator and range from Arts TV and Appliances, a dining room table with chairs provided by Ashley Homestore, and food to fill her new fridge from Ferraro's Market.

Chaz and AJ talked about the election one last time in news at 9\. Chaz admitted to needing a nature walk, and some AJ sound bytes from an earlier rant resurfaced.

Chaz and AJ spoke to Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik, who has received his Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame ballot. Jimmy admitted to the first four selections he's making, and is leaving the fifth up to the Tribe and his Facebook friends. So far, that's been a runaway vote for Todd Rundgren.

Chaz and AJ spoke to Ken, Vanessa and Daniel about their polyamorous relationship. Vanessa and Ken are married, and Daniel is their live-in boyfriend for the last 5 years.

That's not a typo. Chaz and AJ Tribe members are used to hearing Chaz make political rants, but this morning it was AJ absolutely losing his mind.

Chaz and AJ came on the air not knowing which candidate would be Connecticut's next governor. They spoke to Eva Zymaris at WFSB about voter registration controversies, Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim was on, political science dept. head at Quinnipiac University Scott McLean chimed in. Finally, Bob Stefanowski called to say he had officially conceded to CT's governor-elect, Ned Lamont.