Lou is back from ear surgery and has no shortage of stories. His procedure was delayed by two hours—he says it might have had something to do with a seemingly harmless habit. He also found himself in an awkward situation involving a surgical gown and no underwear. As for the root cause of his ear issues? Lou thinks it might be linked to his ever-expanding brain.

Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves joins the show to discuss the Stew Leonard’s Hoedown controversy, recently reignited by former Mayor Mark Boughton.

I-95 Meteorologist Jack Drake issues a weather alert for Western Connecticut.

And Jen the Zookeeper checks in to talk sharks as "Shark Week" takes over.

Larry Kosilla is widely recognized as the top name in car detailing in America. From celebrities and billionaires to everyday car enthusiasts in Danbury, everyone swears by his work at AMMO NYC and his renowned line of detailing products. With over 2 million subscribers on YouTube, Larry has built an enormous following through expert tutorials and behind-the-scenes videos. He joined Lou & Dave in the I-95 studio on Monday to talk about his upcoming Discovery Channel series, Extreme Detailing, and the disruptive techniques that helped him rise to the top of his field.

Also on the show: Dave finally saw Superman, and somehow, he’s even managed to hate the dog in it. Meanwhile, AJ Galante was featured in the New York Post for his new role in professional hockey.

You’ll also hear retro interviews and I-95 Morning Show favorites featuring comedy legend Bill Burr, master impressionist Frank Caliendo, Brian Baumgartner (Kevin from The Office), JJ DaBoss (Street Outlaws), and unforgettable bits like “Lou Sings Macy Gray.”

Did you hear about the couple that’s not actually a couple? The CEO of Astronomer and the company’s Chief Human Resources Officer were spotted snuggling at the Coldplay concert in Boston—caught on the jumbotron in a cozy embrace. The only problem? CEO Andy Byron is married.

The boys also had a great conversation with Bud Gaugh, drummer and founding member of Sublime.

Curious what ChatGPT says is the worst place to live in Connecticut? Let’s just say... you can probably guess it. The AI also named its picks for the nicest—and snobbiest—towns in the state.

Meanwhile, a TikTok mom went viral for trashing her husband’s parenting style, sparking a rant from Lou about how out-of-control the gender wars have become.

You'll also hear some classic, sports-themed throwback interviews from the archives, featuring Bronson Arroyo, Bernie Williams, Doc Gooden, Darryl Strawberry, Andy Martino, and Armen Keteyian.

The guys also broke down the new Netflix documentary about the Boston Red Sox’s miraculous comeback in the 2004 ALCS—leading to a spirited "We still hate Jason Varitek!" from Lou and Dave.

And Jen the Zookeeper stops by to talk about America’s most famous dog: Krypto.

Sublime is coming to New Haven's Westville Music Bowl on Saturday, August 23rd. Ahead of this monster gig, Lou & Dave had an extended chat with drummer and founding member Bud Gaugh.

A coffee cake recall had Lou quoting some of his favorite lines from A Bronx Tale. Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves also checked in, fresh off his official endorsement by the Democratic Party.

The guys tackled one of the internet’s hottest debate questions: would you leave your partner for $1 million?

Listeners can also enjoy classic retro bits like Taryn Manning Loves Buttholes and Roof Chickens, along with throwback interview clips featuring Michael Rappaport (Atypical, True Romance), Jim Belushi (According to Jim, K-9), and Titus Welliver (Bosch, Deadwood).

Mike Allen returned to the studio for another installment of The Place You Live, this time exploring Marilyn Monroe’s years in Roxbury, Connecticut, and her time there with playwright Arthur Miller.

Tragically, Dan Rivera—the handler of the infamous Annabelle doll—passed away unexpectedly over the weekend. The boys reflected on the loss by sharing clips from Dan’s past appearances on the I-95 Morning Show and noting the eerie timing: news of his passing came just minutes after their Live & Local segment about the Annabelle doll going on tour.

They also unearthed more retro gold from the archives, featuring interviews with Marlon Wayans, Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad, and Randy Bachman of Bachman-Turner Overdrive.

The guys were shocked to discover that major mainstream retailers are now openly selling sex toys—a revelation that left them stunned. Lou, never one to miss a joke, promptly declared "Dildo Baggins" as his new nickname.

The conversation took a sharp turn toward the existential as they explored the dangers of artificial intelligence. According to leading experts in the field, nearly every aspect of A.I. poses some level of threat.

In paranormal news, the infamous Annabelle doll is now on tour—an event that excites Connecticut residents like Lou, who genuinely believes the doll is possessed by demons. Meanwhile, in Ohio, a group of women made headlines after being arrested for twerking on a police car.

On TV Talk Tuesday, Lou went off on a passionate rant about how absurdly bad the new Superman movie is. He’s not alone—an instant classic clip of legendary WFAN host Mike Francesca tearing into the film backed him up in spectacular fashion.

Lou asked Ethan and Dave, “What’s one item you buy at the grocery store that feels like a delightful little secret?” What began as a lighthearted question quickly turned into an impromptu crash course for Ethan on the most basic store-bought macaroni and cheese options. Fittingly, it also happened to be National Macaroni and Cheese Day. Listeners chimed in with plenty of advice and amusing commentary for Ethan.

In other news, a major pharmacy chain is preparing to shut down all of its Connecticut locations. Meanwhile, a conjoined twin from New Milford made headlines after announcing she was recently married in a private ceremony at Lover’s Leap Park.

The guys also shared throwback clips from past conversations with Jim Florentine, Kathy Griffin, Michael Imperioli, Geoff Downes, Mandy Rose, and The Jerky Boys.

Ethan showed up late—sporting a right hand three times the size of a normal human's.

Jen the Zookeeper joined the show to share helpful tips on how to safely interact with wildlife in our national parks. She also weighed in on a less typical topic: monkeys who smoke cigarettes.

You’ll also hear some great throwback clips featuring Joe Bouchard of Blue Öyster Cult and JJ Da Boss from Street Outlaws. Plus, we revisited classic bits like “Meat Face” and “An LSU Fan Stuck His Fanger in My Booty.”

Meanwhile, Andrew Dice Clay returned to the I-95 Morning Show to promote his upcoming show at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY. He and Lou caught up, swapping stories about old Hollywood legends like Telly Savalas, Frank Sinatra, and Wayne Newton.

Dice also shared his love for the name Lou Milano, saying, “You can count on Louie.”

And his relationship with Jerry Seinfeld? They get along—but according to Dice, it’s a bit of a complicated pissing contest.

Andrew Dice Clay returned to the I-95 Morning Show to promote his upcoming show at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY. He and Lou spent a lot of time catching up, diving into stories about old Hollywood legends like Telly Savalas, Frank Sinatra, and Wayne Newton.

Dice also shared his love for the name Lou Milano, saying, "You can count on Louie."

As for his relationship with Jerry Seinfeld? They get along—but Dice admits it’s a bit of a complex pissing contest.