The guys react to the tragic news of the Waterbury Brass Mill shooting. They also pay tribute to rock legend Rick Derringer, celebrating his iconic career and numerous visits to the I-95 studios over the years. With Richard Gere putting his Connecticut home on the market, the crew takes a deep dive into the origins of the infamous gerbil rumors that have followed him for decades. Plus, comedian, podcaster, actor, and author Jim Norton returns to the I-95 Morning Show ahead of his big show at the Ridgefield Playhouse this Friday, May 30th. He and the team touched on a wide range of topics, including a hilarious run-in with a grumpy Buzz Aldrin in New Jersey.

Comedian, podcaster, actor, and author Jim Norton returns to the I-95 Morning Show ahead of his big performance at the Ridgefield Playhouse this Friday, May 30th. He and the boys covered a range of topics, including a memorable encounter with a cranky Buzz Aldrin in New Jersey.

TV Talk Tuesday: Lou is still on a mission to get everyone watching Tom Segura’s new Netflix special, Bad Thoughts. Meanwhile, he and Dave throw spoiler warnings out the window as they dive into the dramatic decline of HBO Max’s The Last of Us. Also on the docket: a surprising "I’m gonna be a dad?" moment, a massive meat heist in Connecticut over the weekend, and the burning question—is Gino working on Neil Young’s house?

Jen "The Zookeeper" stops by to share insights on the incredible bird migration currently underway across the U.S. Actor Michael Spears, known for his role as Sitting Bull, joins the guys ahead of the upcoming release of a special two-part documentary on the History Channel. Plus, the boys give an update on New Milford’s own Devon McLaughlin, who is gearing up for an ambitious run from the top of Alaska to its southernmost point.

Ethan Carey checks in from international waters with an update on his European adventure. Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation with the guys. They discuss everything from a local winning $2 million on a lottery scratcher to the possibility of I-95 moving its studio to Danbury. Plus, why does the Mayor insist on wearing a suit in 100-degree heat? And Lou loses his cool over some missing copy.

Lou starts his own cult—but no one notices, and no one joins. Meanwhile, Ethan checks in from the lido deck of his cruise ship somewhere in the Mediterranean. Back home, I-95 meteorologist Jack Drake delivers a weekend weather alert just in time for Memorial Day in the Greater Danbury area. And across Connecticut, invasive Asian bugs are causing chaos.

New Milford Mayor Pete Bass joins the show to discuss the next steps regarding the town's retail cannabis moratorium. On this week’s TV Talk Tuesday, the guys dive into the most unrealistic moments in movies—like how the hero never seems to run out of bullets—and listeners weigh in with the movie tropes that bother them most. With Candlewood Lake season kicking off this weekend, what can locals look forward to? Plus, a warning out of Waterbury, where thieves are reportedly using Facebook Marketplace to target their victims.

A few Mother of the Year nominees are making headlines for all the wrong reasons—after reportedly leaving their four children locked in a car while they spent hours inside a bar.

Meanwhile, Lou is on a mission to get Dave and the listeners hooked on a Netflix show called Bad Thoughts—and he's not taking no for an answer.

The guys are also starting to get curious (and maybe a little suspicious) about Ethan’s European getaway. What exactly is he up to over there?

Back on the local front, Bridgeport’s “tree czar” is facing some serious trouble, and New Milford is in the middle of a debate over the future of recreational cannabis in town.

Today, the guys took a trip down memory lane, diving into the world of childhood nicknames—both their own and the internet's most ridiculous and embarrassing ones. They also went to the inbox for listeners to share their most cringeworthy monikers.

Lou reflected on a nickname he gave to an Eastern European transfer student back in high school—one he now regrets, as she was never able to shake it. The name? Olga Von Biegenschmergen.

Meanwhile, I-95’s own Karolyi was live on location in Danbury, and Lou shared his unexpected enthusiasm for a TikTok trend that's bringing together two unlikely groups: Black people and redheads.

Connecticut influencer Alexa Curtis checks in with the boys. Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves joins the show to talk about the Crowne Plaza project getting the green light. What is something you only tried once and didn't like it? One listener answered the question perfectly.