Chaz & Aj In The Morning

Comedian Paul Virzi was in studio with Chaz and AJ this morning, and shared some great stories about working with Pete Davidson, Rob Kelly and Bill Burr. Paul also gave some tips to AJ about the LA clubs he likes working the most, as AJ is flying off to comedy fantasy camp this week. 

Chaz and AJ tried to explain new laws for concert tickets yesterday, but decided to bring on the Attorney General for total clarity this morning. William Tong also introduced everyone to his dog, Celeste, talked about "The Exorcist," and had thoughts on the Hamas attack on Israel. (0:00) Dumb Ass News - 4,000 Americans visit the Emergency Room each year, after various "things" get stuck in their butts. (15:21) Encounters with creepos. The Tribe called in their stories about movie theaters, bars, and riding public trains. (21:57) Image Credit: monkeybusinessimages / iStock / Getty Images Plus

The Osbournes are back, in podcast form. Chaz and AJ spoke with Jack Osbourne about the health of Ozzy, Sharon's recent ghost encounter, and some stripper shenanigans between Jack and Kelly. Plus, Dogstar is playing tomorrow night at Toad's Place, and their drummer Rob Mailhouse was on to talk about the band's history, his ties to New Haven, and how he met their bassist before he became an A-list movie star. Image Credit: REUTERS/Gus Ruelas

Dumb Ass News - Can faking a heart attack get you out of a pricey restaurant bill? No. (0:00) A train collided with an SUV in Cromwell, and miraculously everybody is OK! Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to call in their stories of major accidents, where everyone walked away without serious injury. (4:45) A report from Florida spotlighted a filthy restaurant, shut down for numerous citations of rodents and droppings. Then, the Tribe called in their stories of dirty dining. (20:57)

Chaz and AJ spoke with Mohegan Sun's Tom Cantone, the "President of All Things Cool" about the recently announced Bruce Springsteen make up date. According to Tom, not one refund has been asked for and he shared some stories about The Boss, Taylor Swift, and Elvis.  Photo Credit: Reuters 

Vinny Candelora was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about a homeowner in North Branford being shot at, during a robbery attempt. (0:00)  In Dumb Ass News, a Florida man flashed his piece at his son's football game, showing it to other parents in the stands. (15:42)  AJ is unable to meet his duties today, scheduled to pick up dog poo. So, instead, the poo came to him in the studio (sort of.) (23:23)  Giuliana Amaral competed on "The Voice" recently, playing her bass while belting out Dio's "Rainbow in the Dark." She was on to talk about the experience. (29:44) 

Mike Dorsey was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about the long road to getting an arrest in the decades-old murder of rapper Tupac. Mike is a filmmaker, and has been personally involved in a private investigation into the details for years.  Image Credit: REUTERS/Lucas Jackson/File Photo

Dumb Ass News - Dogs can't drive, right? Well a camera caught one clearly sitting behind the wheel of a moving car, and the driver was arrested. (0:00) Yesterday, AJ was out in North Haven selling brownies to raise money for his trip to comedy fantasy camp. One of the guys who showed up at Art's TV and Appliance was Chester, who asked AJ to stamp his big toes on the two brownies that he purchased. You'll never guess where those brownies are today. (6:00) Harry Dick road has caused quite a few problems in Ontario, mostly for the family that lives there. Harry Dick road also caused problems for Chaz and AJ when they tried to move on to a new story. (21:50) Boss Keith's Top 5 was full of helpful ways to improve your life in very small ways. Tomatoes, believe it or not, are the answer. (32:54)

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ to share some updates on Aerosmith, Foo Fighters and Bruce Springsteen. Jimmy believes we'll know a lot more about Bruce's 2024 plans by tomorrow, and then answered the Tribe's questions. 

Another machete attack? This time in Connecticut, Chaz and AJ talked about the disturbing number of machete-related events they've seen in the news recently. (0:00) Dumb Ass News - A man claimed a police officer could not arrest him, since he's seen her naked on OnlyFans. (8:39) Sure, everyone knows about "Mystic Pizza," but Connecticut has a lot more involvement in the movies than that one film. Actress Illeana Douglas was on to share some stories from her book about Connecticut's role in film history, and some of the landmarks that you can still visit today. (13:02) Dumb Ass News - Disney being sued after an atomic wedgie ruined a woman's vacation. (27:23) State Comptroller Sean Scanlon was in studio this morning to take on the Tribe's best boy band trivia questions in Stump the Chumps. (31:31)

WFSB's Dylan Fearon joined Chaz and AJ in studio to talk about his first-ever concert, reporting on Quinnipiac winning the national title as an alum, his family ties to the infamous Bill O'Reilly meltdown, and being "attacked" by a three-legged dog. 

Dumb Ass News - The worst start to a wedding ceremony, a grandfather accidentally shot his own grandson trying to get the attention of the crowd before he began his officiating duties. (0:00) Hire an AJ! Chaz and AJ took some more calls from the Tribe, trying to raise the last bit of money needed to send him out to L.A. for comedy camp. (6:41)  CT DOT spokesperson Josh Morgan was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about the state's progress installing wrong-way driver prevention systems. (17:25)  Movie guy Joe Meyers was on to talk about the worst reality dating show he's watched since "Milf Manor," the MAX new addition "Naked Attraction." (22:40)

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ to grade the Sound on Sound Music Festival, share some stories of how they got everything ready despite the weather, and give some early thoughts on the future of the festival. 

During the Top 10 list, AJ attempted to share a fun tidbit of information about R2-D2 but couldn't get the details out very clearly. (0:00) Foxy Shazam's Sky White was on to talk about their show at Toad's Place tonight, and had a crazy story about nearly being electrocuted to death in front of a crazed crowd. (5:56) Cheshire schools were in secure lockdown mode yesterday, after receiving a threatening email. Jeff Solan, the superintendent was on with Chaz and AJ to explain what the lockdown means, and what's being done to find the origin of the threat. (11:05) Connecticut Attorney General William Tong was in studio this morning to talk about Amazon, airlines and the McRib. Instead, the Tribe overwhelmed the phone lines with questions, so he was more than happy to speak with them directly. (20:44) What are the chances? Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to call and share stories of crazy happenstance, and right out of the gate it was a winner. (32:09) When it comes to American serial killers, few names come to

The Sound On Sound Music Festival needed some last minute changes to keep concert-goers dry and happy, so that's what they did. Chaz and AJ had Howard Saffan, one of the organizers to talk about all of that prep work, share some behind the scenes stories and details, and addressed a rumor that the backstage area was only serving cold coffee and chips. 

AJ is back! The big news this morning is that AJ is back in the building (isolated) and playing the Powerball once again. Chaz and AJ talked about the $1 billion grand prize, then spoke with David Biller about some of the crazy flooding footage that has made news headlines out of NYC.  House Minority Leader Vince Candelora was on to summarize some of the brand new laws that went into effect October 1.  Dumb Ass News - A woman in Wisconsin caused a DUI crash, then promptly went into a store to buy an alcoholic drink and chug it.  Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim was on to share his perspective from behind the scenes of Sound on Sound. Plus, NFL agent Joe Linta talks about the Patriots free-falling, the Jets not doing quite enough, and if he thinks the Giants can make it happen tonight against Seattle.  Image Credit: Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports

Howard Saffan is one of the organizers for the Sound on Sound Music Festival in Bridgeport. Seaside Park is ready for the weekend, and Howard was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to share the details you need to get ready before heading in. Image Credit: REUTERS/Ethan Miller EM

Dumb Ass News - How does an alligator provide emotional support? A man attempted to bring his pet alligator into a Philadelphia Phillies game, but that (obviously) did not work out. (0:00) Chaz's wife, Jennifer was on to share the crime she witnessed this week. Did she do the right thing by not saying anything? (4:13) With VIP passes on the line to both days of the Sound on Sound Music Festival, Chaz and AJ held the Tribe to a high standard. They asked them to call in their confessions, with extra points for authenticity and a Wow Factor. They did get some great stories, but also had to make some tough voting decisions to rule a few callers out of the running. (11:19) Boss Keith's Top 5 was the unintentionally funny or odd things that happened this week, including AJ's bout with COVID. (35:25)

Attorney Steve Errante was in studio with Chaz and AJ to share some details about a truly wild case. A doctor in charge of a sperm bank admitted to using his own samples on patients who had difficulty conceiving. Janine, one of the children to come from this practice, was on to explain what the revelation has been like for her. (0:00) The Big E brings in thousands of people each year, and many of them lose things. Theresa Williams is in charge of the lost and found at the Big E. What are some of the strangest things she's had to hold on to? (20:14) Stump the Chumps with comedian Chuck Nice quickly devolved into a shouting match with the Tribe, but everyone was laughing by the end. (34:14)

Chaz and AJ sounded a little different this morning, as AJ was home recovering from a bout with COVID, but he's still planning to make a trip to the Comedy Fantasy Camp next month. Problem is, he's a little short on the bill, so the Tribe called in the odd jobs they'd be willing to hire him to complete to cover the difference.