News about the tolls (0:00), Tribe bicycle stories (12:31), how to know which massage parlors offer "extra" (15:48), Wayne Carini, host of "Chasing Classic Cars" talking about his day with AJ that will be in tonight's season premiere (28:37), Representative Vincent Candelora shares the technicality that could kill passing tolls this session (40:58), Robin in Shelton calls in about Def Leppard (52:41), and Pam's update on getting ready to leave for the Coast Guard (55:02).

Dennis House and WFSB cover the tolls, with technical difficulties (0:00), meet Ashley - trying out for Pam's job (11:29), Stoshball tells Ashley what she needs to know about the show, micro wrestling, Derby Mayor Rich Dziekan, plus Stoshball gets kicked out of the studio (20:34), Ashley's terrible radio demo (51:18), and Dumb Ass News - Motley Crue's Vince Neil struggles to sing properly (59:55).

Senator Osten's logic on tolls (0:00), Chaz's flu-ridden weekend watching "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" (4:06), Dumb Ass News - "Florida Man" viral trend (11:35), Pam's off to the Coast Guard soon, how has she prepared so far? (16:07), Street Pete with audio from the KISS show at Mohegan Sun (29:35), and Dumb Ass News - the Subway thief, and an angry manager throws a sandwich (48:14).

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Patrick Sasser on the 3 toll bills pushed through by Connecticut lawmakers (0:00), Super Attorneys Hugh Keefe and Tara Knight help the Tribe and Street Pete with his neighbor's tree hanging over his yard (12:12), the KISS farewell show this weekend, and the time Jimmy Koplik wound up in handcuffs because of pyrotechnics (26:53), Andrew Krause's brother-in-law Brendan calls in to respond to yesterday's segment about their uncomfortable living situation (37:06), and Dumb Ass News - elderly Long Island woman accidentally calls a car dealership for help with her new scale (47:27).

Andrew Tisdale, the Easton 911 operator who took the call from the ShopRite lady (0:00), Street Pete found a bag in the station parking lot, then Steve, the owner of the bag, called in to explain how it went missing (9:56), Dr. Tammy helps Andrew Krause with his problematic living situation with his brother in law (24:26), and Mitch from Jersey Mike's for Day of Giving (31:06).

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Best man passes out at wedding (0:00), Bill Lalor from "Hands Off Our Schools" (13:23), Dumb Ass News - prison t-shirt gun (25:37), Sen. Blumenthal helps Tribe cut through red tape (30:46), 911 calls from the Shop Rite lady, and a witness calls in (44:09), King of the Nerds Mitch Hallock on GamerCon, and the last "marathon" video game session he had (59:03), and Boston "fan" Melissa admits she doesn't know when the Red Sox last won the World Series (1:24:13).

"The Maple Man" calls in (0:00), Chaz's fiance Jennifer's birthday weekend recap (11:21), the East Haven ShopRite meltdown (17:04), Dumb Ass News - naked Florida bandit steals sausages (29:14), Len Suzio on how the arguments for tolls are all lies (32:03), St. Patrick's Day drunk audio (44:19), and Bob Stefanowski on the phone with his performance review of Governor Lamont so far (51:45).

The Chaz and AJ Week in Review officially began the countdown to Pam's last day (and Week in Review podcast) with the show, talked a bit about some of the people that will be auditioning for her job next week, and AJ shared the harrowing moments of being called into the boss' office.

Adding up the Connecticut tax numbers (0:00), Chaz's fiance Jennifer called in about drinking too much and what not to do before St. Patrick's Day (12:01), Dumb Ass News - man killed after trying to get out of paying admission (15:48), WFSB's Scot Haney (20:04), Officer Anthony breaks down last night's Division 3 ice hockey championship between Sheehan and Lyman Hall (26:32), Mitch Hallock talks about the new Avengers: Endgame trailer (30:51), UConn vs. Cougars with comedian Pat Oates (37:45), and Boss Keith's Top 5 DivorceCore Songs (42:27).

Chaz and AJ spoke to Larry Kirwin of Black 47 about his relationship with David Bowie, recording a version of "Heroes," and how the Edge of U2 helped get Black 47 played on MTV.

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