Chaz and AJ had audio of grandma Mona complaining about the mall project coming into West Haven. AJ noticed she sounded very much like an actor from Wendy's commercials. 

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Chaz and AJ have tried a few times to help AJ through some anger issues. Today, Dr. Patty Ann tried again, with little results.

Chaz and AJ had some audio from protesters in Connecticut, upset with President Trump's pick for the Supreme Court.  

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Chaz and AJ welcomed Paul Mecurio into the studio to talk about his brand new show on Broadway, which needs a song closer.

Employment attorney Bob Mitchell was in studio with Chaz and AJ, and the Tribe called in their stories of getting fired. John was fired only after he was stopped from throwing his boss down the death chute.  

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Chaz and AJ are proud of Pam for spending her vacation in Puerto Rico helping the rebuild effort. However, she seems massively unprepared for what will be asked of her following Izzy's call.

Chaz and AJ always root for the bull in these stories. Here, a legendary bull-fighter known as "the Pirate" loses his head, or at least parts of it, during a fight. 

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Chaz and AJ had true crime writer Michael Bouchard in studio, and he shared everything he just learned about a cult in Connecticut during the '70s and '80s.

Chaz and AJ discussed yet another reason that makes Governor Malloy "a tool."

Chaz and AJ tasked Stoshball with dressing like a cow, and hitting the CT Chick-Fil-A locations for some free meals. Sounds easy, but nothing is ever so simple with Stoshball.