Chaz and AJ interviewed “Dr. Fauci” about the latest rules we should be following, with a contagious strain of COVID-19 going around. Johnny A, Phil’s dad, also called in his questions about being safe at home. (0:00)

Joe LaChance “the weed guy” was on the phone to talk about the first hurdle for legalized marijuana in Connecticut being cleared earlier this week. Does he think the bill will eventually pass? (12:00)

Jimmy Koplik from Live Nation was on to offer the latest on concerts eventually returning to Connecticut, then started to share his Top 5 albums of the 1980’s. (23:44)

Mayor Cassetti from Ansonia, and Derby Mayor “Zeke” were on the phone to talk about the great pizza places in the valley, since the movement to make pizza the official state food for Connecticut is hitting some snags. (38:16)

Lisa Fischer has performed on stage with the Rolling Stones, and she was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about her upcoming show at the Ridgefield Playhouse. (50:06)

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Yesterday, Chaz and AJ spoke with Adam, who is interested in buying a used pair of socks from Ashley. She selected three pairs she’d be will to part with, and Adam called in to pick the one he’d like the most. He asked her to please wear them for a full week before sending to him. (0:00)

Tony Spera, the son-in-law to Ed and Lorraine Warren, was on the phone to share a story he’s never told Chaz and AJ before. A demonic idol found in the woods of Connecticut, and the high priest that created it. (16:42)

Attorney Norm Pattis was on to talk about two cases he’s been heavily involved with, both of which are being made into movies this summer. Chaz and AJ asked him about his relationship with Fotis Dulos, and the Manhattan Madam. (25:10)

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