Chaz and AJ spoke with Will Noonan this morning, for a Boston native’s thoughts on the Karen Read trial. Will explained why it’s not that big of a deal that so many people involved in the case seem to be related to each other. 

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AJ’s treatment and recovery has gone amazingly well, but he’s still got work to do. This morning, Chaz and AJ shared the next steps he’s taking. (0:00)

The senior assassins game is not new, but did make local headlines after a building was put in lockdown protocol in Guilford. Chaz and AJ spoke with a parent, Curt, who wanted to warn students about the dangers of the game. Maddie, a senior student from another town, was also on the phone to share how her classmates are enjoying the game with some safety stipulations. (7:33) 

Detective Martin Podsiad from the New Haven Police Dept., was in studio with Chaz and AJ this morning. He shared a bit about his career as a detective, his strength as an interviewer, and the RICO case they aced thanks to a collaborator at the top of the crime syndicate. (14:50) 

The New York Knicks still have a lead over the Boston Celtics, but it has not been easy. Comedian Paul Virzi, a huge Knicks fan, was on the phone this morning to share the intense anxiety he’s had throughout the series. (35:32) 

Live Nation’s Jimmy Koplik addressed the very recent news from the Foo Fighters, who announced a live show later this year, and then he teased a replacement announcement for 3 Doors Down on the Creed tour. (42:32)