Chaz and AJ invited the Democratic front runner for Governor, Ned Lamont on the show to answer some difficult questions with only "yes" or "no."

Chaz and AJ interviewed Dorthy Moxley, mother of Martha Moxley, about the recent CT Supreme Court decision to vacate the murder conviction of Michael Skakel. Dorthy remembers how she found out about Martha's murder, the limitless appeals, and why she is done pursuing closure. 

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Chaz and AJ News was about the misleading headline saying jobs were created in Connecticut, but morphed into a bit about politicians taking the "golden shovel" picture at ceremonial groundbreakings.  

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Chaz and AJ had Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik on for his Connecticut Concert Stories. This week, Jimmy remembers when Def Leppard's set outshone headliner Billy Squier, and some fond memories of the New Haven Coliseum.

Chaz and AJ were educated by Russ the EMT yesterday that the term "ambulance drivers" is not correct for Emergency Medical Responders. This was in response to Hartford Deputy Chief Brian Foley's update an on injured officer's condition. Things continued to spiral out of control with Michelle's call, when she said it's just a really expensive cab ride. 

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Chaz and AJ played audio in Dumb Ass News of an idiot attempting to drive through a crowd of people during a marathon. Someone on the show, agreed with her!

The Tribe called Chaz and AJ to share their nightmare neighbor stories, and boy, there are some sick people out there.

Chaz and AJ played the WFSB report of a Canton woman's car being destroyed by a bear. 

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Chaz and AJ were having a blast with a Little League coach's viral pre-game speech to his team. Then, a Tribe member had to call in and say it's all fake. 

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Chaz and AJ were sick over the details of a Hartford officer that was stabbed in the neck. Hartford's Deputy Police Chief Brian Foley was on to explain how it happened.