President Trump called in to talk about Coronavirus updates, Kanye’s presidential run, and Dr. Fauci throwing out the first pitch for the Nationals today. (0:00)

An anonymous teacher called Chaz and AJ to express concerns with the plans to have teachers and students in for a “normal” schedule in the fall. (4:01)

Survival expert Kevin Estela helps Chaz and AJ with the basics you’d need to survive in the event of an apocalypse. Not because there’s anything wrong, just because Chaz needs a hobby. (17:18)

New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker was on the phone to address a recent uptick in Coronavirus cases in the city, his thoughts on the police reform bill, and whether or not mustard is acceptable on a grilled cheese. (23:32)

Dumb Ass News – A woman in WalMart went viral for trying to perform an exorcism on the shampoo aisle. AJ imagines what Hell would be like for him. (33:56)

Scot Haney talks about his relationship, and the things that have made him angry recently. Somehow, AJ made that all about himself and then got mad when Producer Phil kept playing a sound byte from earlier in the show. (39:33)

Dumb Ass News – A bison attacked a woman in Yellowstone National Park, when she got too close trying to take a picture of it. (0:00)

Comedian Brooke LouEllen was on to talk about breaking her finger in a roller skating wipeout, and of course, AJ found a way to make her story all about him. (5:21)

Movie Critic Joe Meyers reviewed the Lynyrd Skynyrd movie made by Artimus Pyle with Chaz, who recently saw it for the first time and had a lot of criticisms. (12:21)

A caller argued with Chaz about Lynyrd Skynyrd history, and said Ronnie Van Zant would want to kick his ass for mocking Johnny Van Zant. (24:18)

Dan Malloy was pulled over in CT for speeding recently, so Chaz and AJ had fun imagining how the conversation with the officer that pulled him over might have gone. (0:00)

Attorney Maddox watched the NBC special last night on Jennifer Dulos, and revealed the big takeaways from the program. The real information though, was when he explained that any deal the court and the two remaining defendants may have is contingent upon them still having a full trial and sentencing. (12:53)

Allie from the Ridgefield Playhouse was on to announce their first live shows will be starting this weekend in an outdoor capacity. (26:48)

East Haven Fire Chief Matt Marcarelli was on the phone to talk about a teenager saving a drowning man’s life at the beach over the weekend, and it turned out that Ashley happened to be on the beach when it all happened. (35:25)

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