Comedian Jim Breuer made waves on social media on Monday, September 13 for his Facebook Live video on why he was canceling shows at venues where they require proof of a COVID vaccination. He called into the Steve Trevelise Show that same night to talk about it.

In "What's Up New Jersey," New Jersey 101.5's Steve Trevelise interviews the celebrities, politicians, artists and personalities that make living in the great Garden State of New Jersey interesting.

"What's Up, New Jersey" is a production of WXKW, serving New Jersey audiences and beyond.

Comedian Jim Breuer made waves on social media on Monday, September 13 for his Facebook Live video on why he was canceling shows at venues where they require proof of a COVID vaccination. He called into the Steve Trevelise Show that same night to talk about it.

In "What's Up New Jersey," New Jersey 101.5's Steve Trevelise interviews the celebrities, politicians, artists and personalities that make living in the great Garden State of New Jersey interesting.

"What's Up, New Jersey" is a production of WXKW, serving New Jersey audiences and beyond.

He's performed with YES, David Bowie, Badfinger, and now Tony Kaye, who retired from music in 1996, was so moved by the events of September 11th, 2001, that he has committed his thoughts and feelings to a heartfelt a new album called "End Of Innocence" due out Sept 10. He talked to Trev all about that and more.

In "What's Up New Jersey," New Jersey 101.5's Steve Trevelise interviews the celebrities, politicians, artists and personalities that make living in the great Garden State of New Jersey interesting.

"What's Up, New Jersey" is a production of WXKW, serving New Jersey audiences and beyond.

He's performed with YES, David Bowie, Badfinger, and now Tony Kaye, who retired from music in 1996, was so moved by the events of September 11th, 2001, that he has committed his thoughts and feelings to a heartfelt a new album called "End Of Innocence" due out Sept 10. He talked to Trev all about that and more.

In "What's Up New Jersey," New Jersey 101.5's Steve Trevelise interviews the celebrities, politicians, artists and personalities that make living in the great Garden State of New Jersey interesting.

"What's Up, New Jersey" is a production of WXKW, serving New Jersey audiences and beyond.

Tony Levin has an incredible resume. Among the artists Levin has played with include, John Lennon, Peter Gabriel, David Bowie, Buddy Rich, Lou Reed, Paul Simon, Carly Simon, and Ringo Starr. He talked to Trev all about it

In "What's Up New Jersey," New Jersey 101.5's Steve Trevelise interviews the celebrities, politicians, artists and personalities that make living in the great Garden State of New Jersey interesting.

"What's Up, New Jersey" is a production of WXKW, serving New Jersey audiences and beyond.

Tony Levin has an incredible resume. Among the artists Levin has played with include, John Lennon, Peter Gabriel, David Bowie, Buddy Rich, Lou Reed, Paul Simon, Carly Simon, and Ringo Starr. He talked to Trev all about it

In "What's Up New Jersey," New Jersey 101.5's Steve Trevelise interviews the celebrities, politicians, artists and personalities that make living in the great Garden State of New Jersey interesting.

"What's Up, New Jersey" is a production of WXKW, serving New Jersey audiences and beyond.

Rickie Ricardo told Trev about how he saved Yankees radio play-by-play announcer John Sterling from rising flood water after the Yankees game last Wednesday night, September 1, as the remnants of Hurricane Ida ravaged New York and New Jersey.

In "What's Up New Jersey," New Jersey 101.5's Steve Trevelise interviews the celebrities, politicians, artists and personalities that make living in the great Garden State of New Jersey interesting.

"What's Up, New Jersey" is a production of WXKW, serving New Jersey audiences and beyond.

Dennis Diken, drummer for 'The Smithereens,' talked to Steve about the passing of Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts.

In "What's Up New Jersey," New Jersey 101.5's Steve Trevelise interviews the celebrities, politicians, artists and personalities that make living in the great Garden State of New Jersey interesting.

"What's Up, New Jersey" is a production of WXKW, serving New Jersey audiences and beyond.

Dennis Diken talks about the death of Rolling Stones Drummer Charlie Watts

In "What's Up New Jersey," New Jersey 101.5's Steve Trevelise interviews the celebrities, politicians, artists and personalities that make living in the great Garden State of New Jersey interesting. "What's Up, New Jersey" is a production of WXKW, serving New Jersey audiences and beyond.