Dead stop traffic kept a bunch of students from getting to school on time, maybe even some staff. But the Morning Mayhem Crew still got the show under way!

Video issues seem to be straightened out. Let us know if there are any issues.

AI is starting t take over both sides of education--learning and teaching. What is next?

And the 2025 JV Volleyball team was triumphant this weekend over Naugatuck.

Tomlin and Decker use Halloween to dress as new father, Kenan Collins. And Abby Vance dressed as Tomlin (as seen in the cover image).

It's Halloween and looks like a good night for it. Especially since this life has been proved not to be a computer simulation. Another museum gets robbed and a new museum opens in Egypt.

Football notches another win (68-0) at Wolcott. And the GIRLS SWIM AND DIVE TEAM TAKE THE NVL!

Amato reminisces about mischief night and rigging his pumpkins for safety. The crew debates whether coupons are worthy Halloween "treats" which they assumed aren't the favorite of the children.

Some Australian schools can't tell the difference between the Caesars--Roman emperors, not salads. And the Dodgers drop a game to the rising Blue Jays.

No sports in action from the night before.

With the weather getting colder, debates the controversy that swirls around the age old decision--sweatshirt or hoodie (hoodie, ofc). Looks like students are leaning toward keeping the Internet over basic heat and A/C. Tomlin updates the penny shortage while hosting a "Penny War" in Student Government for spirit week. AI could replace teachers.

Volleyball drops a tough one in NVL semis, and the NVL CHAMPS, Girls Soccer, swings by: Coach Jillian Jackman and Captains Avery DiGiovanna and Giulianna Celotto.

With all the traffic on Pine Bridge this morning, the crew got off to a late start and even their guest was later than expected. Add to that the camera still wasn't working and you get a hot mess of Tuesday. But the show must go on! Theoretically speaking, of course. And it did.

Leah Zainc, NVL Champion Cross Country runner, was the guest of the hour.

Girls Soccer won NVL tournament and the Dodgers finally finished an 18-inning marathon, about two minutes ago.

Momma Returns, Jewel Thiefs, Sinking Ships, Football Over Ansona, Soccer and VBall NVL Semis, Zainc’s Sportsmanship

WED 10-22

Parent-Teacher Conferences start tonight, Powerpuff on Thursday, plenty of events coming up for Spirit Week.

Thank you bus drivers for all they do, especially those that drop you off at 7AM and then again @9PM at night. Those are some long days.

AI is getting a hold on how you search. Darien CT gets a new flag. And Woodland Volleyball beats Holy Cross in five sets.

We're back on Monday!

Tomlin and Amato reminisce about the old radio days of Woodland Regional broadcasts, which leads them to ponder where all their old photos have gone.

Looks like news broadcasts are about to change--AI has taken over the role of news caster which led the crew to believe they could all be replaced with AI, and probably for the better.

Decker stumped the guys with the Mercy mascot, and sports were quiet for Monday but get ramped up for Tuesday.

Getting a late start because of road work in his neighborhood, Amato laments the inconvenience, but notes that he wanted the roads repaired so you can't have it both ways. But he did miss the memo on Suit Jacket Monday.

Tomlin finds that there's a hyper realistic AI-controlled humanoid robot coming for our jobs and probably can do it better than us.

Decker had a few sports updates, but Amato and Tomlin were able to help out. And only the Packers were successful for those who are keeping score.

With Decker and Tomlin on hiatus this morning, Dana Mulligan guest hosted on the sports desk, in a reprisal of the very first "rebooted" Morning Mayhem show from February 1, 2021.

Want to keep pesky rodents from snacking on your porch pumpkins--vinegar to the rescue.

ESPN can't broadcast from overseas UConn Womens Basketball opener due to the shutdown, may have to head stateside for that.

Girls Soccer gets a rematch against Holy Cross, Girls Swim ekes out a win, and Volleyball take St. Paul in three.