Chaz and AJ were able to get Tommy Tutone on the phone this morning, even though he's currently partying in Cancun. Tommy explained the real person that inspired the band's iconic hit, "867-5309/Jenny," and why he won't go after a big rock star for a similar sounding song. 

Photo courtesy: Tommy Tutone 

Chaz and AJ talked about last night's election results, including another win in West Haven for Dorinda Borer, and a 6-term run ending in Ansonia for David Cassetti. (0:00) 

In Dumb Ass News, Connecticut's attempt to correct bad behavior on city buses completely misses the intended audience. (15:59)

Chaz and AJ continued a discussion from yesterday, as mating season for deer has lead to a drastic increase in car accidents with deer. Hans from Durham shared a story about why you should never feed deer. (28:58) 

News 8's Mike Cerulli was in studio this morning, and was happy to analyze a call  that Chaz and AJ did with Governor Lamont a while back. What was the mysterious noise that started the phone call? (37:31) 

Chaz and AJ spoke with Joseph Allen of Shelton this morning, who recently lost his entire life savings through a scam. Some Tribe members called in to share their stories of being scammed, while expressing a lot of sympathy for Joseph. Then, Matt Cox, an ex-professional fraudster, was on to share how he wound up with millions in fraudulent cash through mortgage scams.  

Photo courtesy: Matt Cox

To start the show this morning, Chaz and AJ put out a warning about the uptick of deer accidents since the clocks changed. The Tribe called in to share some of their stories involving accidents with deer, and to share tips on how to properly hit them (if needed.) (0:00) 

The news of Dick Cheney's passing was announced while the show was on live, and Chaz and AJ immediately remembered interviewing him through a DC visit to Senator Lieberman's office. Plus, the story of AJ's vehicle being impounded for not having a parking sticker. (9:17) 

Comedian Vince Berry was out in Milford this morning, visiting the polls to gauge voter interest at the beginning of Election Day. (23:36) 

Chaz and Scot in the Box will be happening next week, and the song that will plays on a continuous 24-hour loop still needs to be decided. The Tribe called to share the songs they think will irritate Chaz the most. (27:11) 

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Chaz and AJ's "Bad Idea Island" highlights the worst of pop culture, through music, movies, ads or products that completely ruined their chances to succeed. This morning, AJ highlighted one of the all-time worst music videos, "Dancing in the Street" by Mick Jagger and David Bowie.  

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Chaz and AJ started news with the electric call at the end of Game 7 of the World Series. Plus, Johnathan Carbutti was on the phone to talk about a new homeowner in Texas finding a dead body in the house. (0:00) 

In Dumb Ass News, research monkeys escaped in Mississippi following a truck crash, and they are all carrying diseases. (15:07) 

Bon Jovi's back on the road in 2026, and the Tribe had an opportunity to win tickets if they could hit the high note from Livin' on a Prayer. (23:17) 

John Kaloidis, attorney for the Waterbury stepmom, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning. Some new information was presented in the court proceedings, which Attorney Kaloidis argued his client has a right to access. (36:25) 

NBC CT's Andrew Rowan is new to the state, and has spent his weekends getting to know Connecticut by visitng pizza and ice cream places. (47:55)

Last year, Chaz and Scot Haney both agreed to spend 24 hours in a box together. The regret is starting to set in, as the date is less than two weeks away. Eddie from Brown Roofing was on the phone to take some requests for comfort items. 

In Dumb Ass News, comedian Jimmy Cash joined Chaz and AJ in trying to figure out the "bent carrot" commercial. A Tribe member called in to explain their experience attempting to correct a similar affliction on their own. (0:00) 

In news, Chaz and AJ shared some Trick-or-Treat tips from "Miss Manners." Plus, Mohegan Sun's Tom Cantone was on the phone to talk about the Rush shows going on sale today. (9:56) 

A first for Chaz and AJ's Freak Week! After many years of playing ghost audio clips from paranormal investigators, Ruth actually went on a ghost hunt earlier this month. Ruth, her friend Kate, and Carlos Reis all toured the Ansonia Opera House. (24:31) 

The classic Valley Bowl "Doll Lady" story was shared by Ruth this morning, who experienced the haunting moment while bowling with her friend, Kate. (34:20) 

Forget about Halloween, Commander Keith has the Top 5 things you should actually be afraid of. (40:17) 

Chaz and AJ invited Tony Spera, the son-in-law to Ed and Lorraine Warren, to call in this morning and go through the process of selling the Warren's house to Elton Castee and Matt Rife. Plus, a Tribe member called in to ask about the Lindley Street poltergeist investigation, and the singing cat that scared all the first responders in the house. 

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Attorney Norm Pattis was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to explain why his client, Kosta Diamantis, may want to go back to court. A comment made by the jury's foreperson to news cameras could bring everyone back in for another go. (0:00) 

In Dumb Ass News, a fornicating couple take a break from their sexual activities to rob a restaurant. (9:18) 

A perfect fit for Freak Week, Chaz and AJ invited Freakshow Kyle in studio to demonstrate his many freakshow talents. Kyle stuck his tongue into a bear trap, stapled a mask to his face, ate lightbulbs, and squeezed himself into a 2-foot birdcage. (17:26) 

Pepe's manager Jeff was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the celebrity visit they had recently. Bryan Adams stopped in with a group, ordered 7 pizzas, and left the tour bus parked right on Wooster St. (24:18)