The After Show

Pam admits she hated the CT Boom "Hottest Radio Woman" contest, and that she's still not over the whole Donald Trump thing. Plus, Chaz was slighted by Dom from Long Island, and the info we couldn't get on the air about Sweetie the Stripper.

Pam continues to think TV traffic reporters like Maggie Slysz are perfect (and annoying,) the Trump VM reaches a boiling point, Chaz and AJ talk about 45 years for PLR.

Remembering Prince, how they came into possession of the demo where Prince first taught the Revolution to play "Purple Rain," (Thanks, Barry!) and how Chaz and AJ got into trouble with the boss.

Why AJ wanted to dry hump Phil's leg, how hard Pam tried to get Donald Trump on the air, and the raw, unedited call from Bill in Derby fighting with Chaz.

Why Pam is missing a toenail and how Chaz is to blame, how Chaz is solving his mouse problem, why AJ has beef with UConn football coach Bob Diaco, and why everyone (especially AJ) has a problem with the Huskies parade this weekend.

Hear AJ's rage about losing an arm wrestling contest to Linda McMahon, who joins Marysol Castro on Chaz's "little list," why everyone still thinks Bonnie McFarlane will never be on the show, and the time AJ watched TV at a strip club.

Pam's birthday weekend plans, AJ's first pizza in 40 days, how the Monkey Cage was burning comedian Taylor Williamson behind his back, and what everyone thought of the Lillo Brancato interview.

Behind the scenes of the live St. Patrick's Day broadcast at O'Neill's, from Chaz's parking problems, what scared Phil at 4:45 in the morning, and how Bob from Norwalk ate his eggs.

More from the Ireland trip, including what Mamsy did that pissed off Chaz and AJ's least favorite part. Plus, Pam's new name for the Hartford Courant's Suzie Hunter, why AJ's so upset about the Top 10 lists this week, and a sneak preview to Lita Ford's interview.

An extended, uncut interview with comedian Bill Burr, talking about his new series "F is for Family," and how his father gave him the inspiration for the show. Plus, how he became involved with "Breaking Bad," and if that will carry over to "Better Call Saul."