Chaz and AJ invited Bob Stefanowski in studio to address his plan to rid Connecticut of the state income tax. Plus, he took calls from the Tribe about road conditions, and underfunded pensions.

Chaz and AJ spoke to a number of folks who were very busy yesterday saving folks during the flooding. Hamden Police Chief Tom Wydra, Fairfield Police Chief Gary MacNamara, Lieutenant Terry Blake of the Norwalk Police, and Stamford Deputy Fire Chief Tom G were all on to recap rescue efforts. 

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As AJ said, "bears are getting ballsier." Chaz and AJ tested the Tribe in the Top 10, to see if they know what not to do near bears.   

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A woman filmed her son being struck by lightning, Chaz and AJ had the story in Dumb Ass News. Then, an AJ flubble turned everything around on him.  

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Since the Tribe had such a difficult time finishing the Top 10 list, Chaz and AJ decided to continue taking guesses for the greatest one hit wonders. The Tribe called up their favorites, but could they finish the list? 

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Chaz and AJ began the broadcast with the Top 10 One Hit Wonders of all time, to celebrate today being National One Hit Wonder Day. That topic would stretch through the entire four and half hours of the show.

Chaz and AJ caught up with Mike Lapitino about his time backstage at Farm Aid, going on the Willie Nelson bus, and his favorite one hit wonder.

Allie from the Ridgefield Playhouse was in studio with Chaz and AJ to play the Tour Rider game with the Tribe. Which act demands charcuterie, instead of deli meats?

Chaz and AJ spoke with Nora from AARP about the benefits of joining, their fun events you can join, and how they can help you get back into the working world.

Farm Aid was the big deal in the state this weekend, so Chaz and AJ sent On Tour Kenny to the XFINITY Theater in Hartford to interview some concert-goers.