Steve Trevelise discusses in-depth how the smoke is in NJ, and how it's affecting you, former pro footballer, Phil Simms, calls in to talk about the North South High School Football Classic, and comedians Gemini and Jeffery Paul come in-studio for Trevia.

Steve Trevelise discusses in-depth how the smoke from the fires in Canada and Jackson, NJ, is affecting where you are in New Jersey.

Steve Trevelise discusses if you think Westwood schools should have had their Pride flags removed, what your prom night story is, and where you go for pancakes in New Jersey. Plus, Al Sapienza (The Sopranos) calls in.

Steve Trevelise discusses if you think police should have more power when it comes to arresting minors over drug and alcohol usage, what New Jersey's slogan should be, and what you would do with a piece of fresh mozzerella. Also, Senator Declan O'Scanlon calls in, and Massimo's Deli in Kenilworth comes in-studio with Guy Madsen to talk about their mozzerella making, as well as Mootz Madness 2.

Steve Trevelise discusses in-depth if you approve of Governor Murphy's job in office, and what advice you'd have for him. Also, Henry Winkler calls in to talk about everything from "Happy Days" to "Barry", and comedians Jeffery Paul, Gemini, and Justin Gonzalez come in-studio for Trevia.

Steve Trevelise discusses if you think there should be mandatory adult supervision and curfews in public spaces to make sure teens don't get into trouble, if younger generations still have places in their communities to gather, and how often you wash your clothes. Also, calls from NJ PBA President Pat Colligan, and actor Jimmy Palumbo.

Steve Trevelise discusses if you would pick Bruce Springsteen or Taylor Swfit amidst their high ticket prices, the farthest you've gone to see a concert, how long it takes you to get to "the Jersey Shore", and what actors have a lot of iconic characters. Also, Jason Pollock and actor Damian Muziani in-studio.

Born in Newark, raised in Union City and a Jersey Boy forever, Steve Trevelise talks to the celebrities and personalities who make living in the Garden State so interesting. Listen live weeknights from 7-11 on New Jersey 101.5 WKXW-FM or listen on demand.

Steve Trevelise discusses if you would feel safer in New Jersey if concealed carry were allowed, if you've ever walked out of a performance, and if you've ever gotten a regrettable tattoo. Also, the minds behind Your Sister's Balls come in-studio, and Carmen VanderHeiden Brodie calls-in.

Steve Trevelise discusses if you've ever driven through a parking lot to avoid a light and if that's illegal, your thoughts on the 'Click-it or ticket' campaign, and if you've ever met your favorite athlete. Plus, interviews with Ray Didinger about 'Tommy and Me', and a surprise call from Steven Baker "The Touchdown Maker."