Chaz and AJ started the show this morning with news from North Haven, where SWAT had been summoned and no one knew the full story. Things only got stranger, when it seemed no one from the town was calling in. (0:00)

Claude Strother was on with Chaz and AJ a few months ago after surviving a Bobcat attack, and then had to deal with a cancer diagnosis. After a Tribe member called asking for an update, he was on this morning to share some good news, and a story from his town's "Intestinal and Testicle Festival." (11:55) 

Howard Saffan, owner and president of the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater was on the phone this morning to look forward to a busy summer season at the amp. (25:36) 

Judge Lisa Wexler was in studio this morning, to share her thoughts on the Karen Read trial and some examples of crazy wills she's seen come through the court. (36:14) 

IndyCar driver, and CT native, Santino Ferrucci was on the phone this morning with Chaz and AJ this morning. Santino recently had his highest ever race finish, and was in the Top 5 at the Indy 500.  

Photo courtesy: Santino Ferrucci

The Karen Read jury continues deliberations, so Chaz and AJ invited attorney Norm Pattis on to talk about the chances that she's cleared today. Plus, an assault in Connecticut involving brass knuckles. (0:00)  

In Dumb Ass News, an irate woman screeched about a ticket to a police officer, after following him into the police station. Her rant even got its own internet remix. (16:57) 

Kara Sundlun from Channel 3 was in studio with Chaz and AJ to talk about her past cliff diving adventures, and the Tribe called in to share a few stories of their own. (24:49)

A road rage story out of Trumbull prompted Chaz and AJ to ask the Tribe about the weapons they keep in their car, in case of an incident where they might have to defend themselves. A box of nails, a can of ether, knives, machetes, pepper spray and firearms were all called in. 

In Dumb Ass News, a Florida woman was arrested after chasing a teen on an e-bike with her car down the bike path. (0:00)

Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to call in their stories of being bitten by a dog, so their guest Mike DeBarba could offer insight into avoiding similar circumstances in the future. (6:16) 

Prince Midnight was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to explain his journey to building a guitar made from a skeleton. The skeleton belonged to his uncle, Filip, and not everyone in the Midnight family is on board with the guitar creation. (22:11) 

Attorney Steve Errante was in studio to talk about some of the strange cases he's been involved with, including the little person strip club fight. Plus, Tribe calls about their injury or medical malpractice experiences. (37:45) 

Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to celebrate fatherhood by sharing their biggest dad fails. From road rage, to accidental shootings and Norm Pattis called in about his tough guy Chicago father. 

Comedian Dom Fig was in this morning with Chaz and AJ, and everyone was talking about the sole survivor of the Air India plane crash. The Tribe called in to talk about their close calls and some miraculous survival stories. (0:00)

AJ's Top 10 was about the things that make dads angry. The Tribe had a hard time getting guesses to land early, but caught up in the second half. (14:05)

More calls from the tribe about their close calls with death, after a lone survivor was identified from the Air India plane crash. A man who survived a fall through a skylight, and a woman who had tickets to the Great White show the night of the fire in Rhode Island. (30:43) 

Scot Haney was on the phone with some ideas for what makes a "successful" karaoke performance, and that might have lead to a brand new Chaz and AJ event. (43:28)

Jennifer Bimonte-Kelly, a grand daughter of Frank Pepe, was in studio with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about their 100th anniversary. Jennifer was very moved by the positive stories the Tribe called in to share about Pepe's. (50:04)

Chaz and AJ welcomed Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik on the show this morning, and asked him about his long friendship with the Beach Boys. Jimmy shared plenty of stories of all the Wilson brothers, and also remembered the one and only show he booked with Sly Stone in 1970. 

Photo credit: Jimmy Koplik

New Haven's Police Chief, Karl Jacobson, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the planned protests this weekend. (0:00) 

In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ tried to find the oldest stoner in the audience. (11:49) 

West Haven mayor Dorinda Borer was on the phone this morning to share her Top 5 unknown fun facts about the city. (21:16) 

In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ learned a little bit about CocoMelon, and their new potty song. (28:47) 

Chaz and AJ spoke with Coyote Peterson from "Brave Wilderness" about the worst stings he's endured, and his answer was a bit surprising. The common yellowjacket, turned out to be his most painful experience after being stung more than 100 times in a span of just 10 seconds. 

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