Fred Scholl is the director of the Cybersecurity Program at Quinnipiac University, and was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to share the top 5 dumb things we all do that could get us hacked. (0:00)

What’s the strangest thing you keep in your car? The calls from the Tribe were coming in faster than Chaz and AJ could get to them, as things like live tarantulas, music instruments, kerosene lamps and even a shrunken head were called in. (9:15)

The horrifying sound of house explosion, that killed five people. A door cam from a neighbor caught the whole incident, which was strong enough to blow apart the screen door on their front porch. (23:50)

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Chaz and AJ were talking about the viral videos of the Montgomery melee on the dock, which everyone has seen except for Chaz. The Tribe called in their stories of having public fights, including on the softball field, and a bunch of drunken sailors in Gitmo. (0:00)

Live Nation’s Jimmy Koplik was on to answer questions Chaz took from Tribe members at the Jelly Roll concert last night in Bridgeport. Plus, the death of The Band’s Robbie Robertson, and some personal stories Jimmy had from working with him for the legendary Watkins Glen festival. (14:57)

Dumb Ass News – The Glastonbury Tickler is not a new case, but one that Chaz and AJ have only recently become aware of. Brian Foley, former detective with the Hartford Police was on (reluctantly) to discuss what he remembers of the case. (26:31)

Mayor Justin Ellicker from New Haven was on to assist in Stump the Chumps. The category was songs from the 1990’s, and the Tribe was asked to hum the tune on the phone. (33:16)

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