Luke called Chaz and AJ this morning to explain his role as a "hub-son," a term that everyone hates. After his article in the NY Post went viral, Luke was on with Chaz and AJ to explain living at home with mom full time, and wound up in a testy back and forth with comedian Anthony Rodia. 

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In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ had audio from a viral video of a mom arguing with a man in a restaurant about her crying child. (0:00) 

The screaming kid debate continues, as the Tribe called in their stories of encounters with horrible people. (6:48) 

Comedian Anthony Rodia was in studio, and was immediately upset with Chaz for trying to trick him into insulting AJ. Chaz's wife, Jennifer also called in to share her encounter with a horrible person. (23:31)

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to share even more dates added to the newly announced Rush 50 Something tour. Plus, answering the Tribe's questions about Alex Van Halen, Nickelback, Guns 'N' Roses, Bret Michaels and the Stevie Nicks show later this month. 

A musical misstep that was so poorly received, it nearly killed two iconic rock careers. Chaz and AJ explored 2011's "Lulu" in Bad Idea Island. (0:00)

CT rep Joe Gresko was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the sinkhole being repaired in Stratford, but first entertained the problems existing with the Yankees. (4:46) 

Brian Turco, with Port 5 National Association of Naval Veterans, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the incredibly organized Tunnel to Towers 5K happening in Bridgeport next weekend. (11:32)

Waterbury, CT made the shortlist of worst cities to drive in, for the entire country. Chaz and AJ discussed the study, and took calls from the Tribe about the worst they've witnessed in Waterbury. (18:09)

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Chaz and AJ welcome Geoff Tate back in studio, as he's performing two shows in Connecticut this week. Geoff talked about his highest notes (personally and musically,) and took calls from rabid fans in the Tribe. Plus, stories from touring with Ozzy Osbourne, his recent heart surgery, and the answer to a long pondered question among fans. 

Chaz and AJ's Bad Idea Island eviscerated one the most useless products of the 2000's, which comes with one of the worst commercials of all time. (0:00) 

Two dogs were recently rescued at New Haven's East Rock park, by New Haven firefighters. Assistant Chief Danny Coughlin was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to explain how the dogs were spotted 40 feet below the top of the cliff, and had to be brought up by rope by their special operations team. (5:16) 

During Stump the Chumps, comedian Ayesheh Mae stopped by with her husband Nate and son, Lincoln. Her first visit to the studio since their house burned down nearly a month ago. (16:28) 

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the surprise Rush tour, announced by Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson yesterday, hitting 7 cities in 2026. All you need to know about the dates, the new drummer, and any future plans beyond what's been announced. 

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Chaz and AJ sent a short-lived and unloved doll from the 1960's to live on Bad Idea Island. Ruth presented the case, and banished the doll (and her commercial) forever. (0:00) 

In Dumb Ass News, tourists on a safari vacation pissed off the elephants, and wound up getting rammed and dumped into the water. (4:40) 

The Tribe called in to talk about the dangerous vacations they've been on, including Antarctica and swimming with the whales. (13:39) 

Hamden's looking for a new mayor, and one of the candidates was in today to explain why the process has been unfairly skewed from the start. Jameka Jeffries got her signatures, has community support, but was not permitted to run as a Democrat for.. reasons. (23:53) 

Dean Falcone and Gorman Bechard were both in studio this morning to talk about the New Haven pizza museum, the bloated CT Pizza Trail, and explained why they walked away from Chaz after a 5 second conversation. (37:22) 

News 8's John Pierson was hanging in studio with Chaz and AJ, and shared some of his pre-TV jobs that were a little tough thanks to the customers. The Tribe called in their experiences as a hair dresser, a park ranger for CT's state parks, and cable installer making home calls. 

Attorney Norm Pattis was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk abotu the Diddy sentencing, which was a bit lighter than he predicted. Plus, the bizarre 20-minute video Diddy showed to the judge in court. (0:00) 

In Dumb Ass News, a Swedish singer's viral fame for their attempt at covering Whitney Houston. Plus, an AJ update now that he's back home from the hospital. (10:44) 

DOT Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto was in studio as the Tribe called to ask about the state of the state's roads, including the first-ever use of a "flex lane" in Danbury. (21:12)