Two men were killed by a rampaging camel in Tennessee. Chaz and AJ were really struck by the odd details of the story, so they called Rob Heering from “One Hump Farm” in Connecticut to explain how dangerous a rampaging camel can be. (0:00)

It seems to be a common thing, unfortunately, that people have problems with their neighbors. The Tribe had plenty of stories to call in about their not-so-friendly neighbors, including a man that loved to paint his house in a thong. (13:19)

Chaz, AJ and Ashley were all in New Haven yesterday for the St. Patrick’s Day parade. Ian Cunningham spent that time at the local bars, interviewing people who seemed to be really enjoying celebrating. (19:56)

John Oates, from Hall & Oates, was on to talk about his upcoming show to the Ridgefield Playhouse and share some stories about his career writing music. Plus, why he didn’t like playing the accordion. (39:17)

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The Flubble Montage was busy, since Chaz and AJ had to get back into broadcasting shape after a week off. (0:00)

Serge was back on the phone, live from Kiev in Ukraine. Chaz and AJ asked him about the Russian advancement, why he’s decided to stay in the Ukraine, and his band, Leonid & Friends. (3:59)

Scot Haney was on to talk about tomorrow’s terrible weather forecast, but first admitted he’s been having big trouble waking up and not knowing what time it is. (19:08)

Comedian Jim Florentine was in studio, as the Tribe called in their stories about terrible dates, since the “Tinder Swindler” is as popular as ever on NetFlix. (25:14)

Boss Keith’s Top 5 this week a bitch-fest about “The Batman.” Keith had 5 things that could be done to improve his movie watching experience. (44:05)

Steve Greenberg “The Gadget Guy” was on to talk about the future of tech, which he thinks will revolve around personal health monitoring systems. Plus, the potential of “Star Wars” inspired 3D images is closer to reality than ever. (0:00)

Greg White shared stories from his career working in movies, including a lot of behind the scene details from his time on the set of “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.” (15:52)

Captain Joe Murgo with the East Haven Police Dept. has gone viral, a 30-second video of him dancing has now been viewed over a million times. (26:36)

For the first time in public, Live Nation’s Jimmy Koplik revealed how his Rock amd Roll Hall of Fame ballot will look when he sends it in. He’s a voting member of the hall, and is only allowed to select a maximum of five from the seventeen nominees. (39:51)

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