Chaz and AJ had some audio from the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame induction performances, including Bon Jovi, and a memorable performance by The Cars.  

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Chaz and AJ realized before the show this morning that they missed a big anniversary. Strangely enough, an anniversary involving Governor Malloy worth celebrating! 

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Chaz and AJ invited true crime writer Anne K. Howard in to break down all of the mysterious circumstances surrounding Nathan Carman, or "Creepy Boat Guy," and the murder of his grandfather and mother.

State Senator Len Suzio was on with Chaz and AJ to explain exactly what is in the proposal for tolls in Connecticut. It sounds way bigger than originally reported.

Erin called Chaz and AJ to complain about their interview yesterday with Lee Whitnum, which she felt was unfair. 

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Chaz and AJ's Loser of the Week continued, as the Tribe called in nominations for angry Erin, Elizabeth Esty, and White Castle.  

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Pat Oates was in for Chaz and AJ's Dumb Ass News, which was headlined by a story from North Haven, CT. A thief was caught after locking the keys in a stolen car.  

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During Chaz and AJ's Loser of the Week, AJ put forth him nomination for the "WalMart Yodeling Kid," AKA 11-year-old Mason Ramsey.

Pat Oates joined Chaz and AJ for the Week in Review, and took suggestions from the Tribe for what Pam's newest tattoo should be, and then teased Megan the camera girl once more for the Art's commercial she voiced.

Pat Oates was in for news, and while Chaz and AJ were trying to warn people about bears, Phil the Producer unleashed a rant about wild animals.