Chaz and AJ had Lenny Clarke in studio to talk about Louis C.K. making his comeback, the Red Sox and his visit to the World Series in 2004, and audio from a crazy lady screaming about cars driving too quickly through her neighborhood.

Chaz and AJ's Week in Review focused on tonight's sold out Monster's Ball, and the costumes (or lack thereof) that everyone is planning to wear. Plus, Phil hates dressing up for Halloween, and Pam's weird sexual philosophy.

Chaz and AJ had Boss Keith in studio to complain about Halloween, and the things that he stresses about before it happens.

Chaz and AJ spoke to Fairfield Police Chief Gary MacNamara on the phone on his very last day as chief. How will he be celebrating to occasion tonight?

Chaz and AJ invited Tony Spera in to play demonic audio from the infamous Enfield poltergeist case that was investigated by Ed and Lorraine Warren.

Chaz and AJ had legendary rock drummer Carmine Appice in studio to talk about the legendary bands and artists he's played with. Jimi Hendrix (when he was Jimmy James,) Vanilla Fudge, Ozzy Osbourne, Rod Stewart, and more.

Chaz and AJ spoke to Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik about Freddie Mercury, Ian Anderson/Jethro Tull stories, and the time he smoked marijuana at the White House.

Senator Chris Murphy joined Chaz and AJ in studio to answer questions from the Tribe, about taxes, the migrant caravan, and the campaign money he's been sharing with other candidates.

Chaz and AJ spoke to Tony Danza about his show at the Ridgefield Playhouse this Saturday, his time on "Who's the Boss?," the strange thing a doctor told him during a colonoscopy, playing the ukulele, and AJ geeked out over the cars in "Hollywood Nights." 

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Chaz and AJ spoke to Taylor in North Haven, who won a piece of the jackpot from the record Mega Millions prize. How much did she win? 

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