Assembly Minority Leader Jon Bramnick called in to the show on Monday night, May 18, to talk to Steve about his politician and comedian party, the state of comedy in NJ 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.

New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Phillip Rizzo called into the show to talk to Trev about Donald Trump, what he would do as governor 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.

New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Phillip Rizzo called into the show to talk to Trev about Donald Trump, what he would do as governor 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.

NJ PBA president Pat Colligan came on the show to break down the situation in Hopewell, where an officer was fired for posting her opinion on BLM on Facebook with Trev.

NJ PBA president Pat Colligan came on the show to break down the situation in Hopewell, where an officer was fired for posting her opinion on BLM on Facebook with Trev.

Comedy writer and Bergen County resident Alan Zweibel talked to Trev on Monday night, April 26, to talk about the new movie he cowrote, "Here Today" 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.

Comedy writer and Bergen County resident Alan Zweibel talked to Trev on Monday night, April 26, to talk about the new movie he cowrote, "Here Today" 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.

A tragic, 4 alarm fire took the Upper Freehold home of Allentown football coach Mike DeRisi and his wife Kim last Thursday, April 22. Blake Nebbia, who left coaching at Allentown to become an Upper Freehold firefighter, was on the scene and on Monday night, April 26 he called in to talk to Trev about what his Upper Freehold Professional Firefighters Local 4306 is doing 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.

Amy Locane's lawyer, Jim Wronko, called into the show on April 22 before Amy, to talk about the state of her resentencing.

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.

The actress from Melrose Place called in on April 22 to talk to Trev about the 4th resentencing of her drunk driving accident, prison in the time of COVID 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.