It’s National Nurse’s Week! Chaz and AJ began the segment by thanking Jennifer, Chaz’s wife, who says Chaz was her most difficult patient while dealing with Covid. (0:00)

More calls celebrating nurses, and the Tribe member who was annoyed listening to Chaz. (6:42)

The Flubble Montage! Chaz was sick most of the week, so AJ did some heavy lifting to carry the montage. (13:11)

Boss Keith’s Top 5 complaints about children’s softball. How dare they prevent him from perving on Sydney Sweeney during games! (18:56)

Dumb Ass News – A local dumbass! Someone in Connecticut tried to bring a hollowed-out grenade through Tweed. (0:00)

The Tribe called in the dumbest people they know, including a guy that kicked himself unconscious, and a man who had his finger stuck inside the tank of a propane heater. (2:52)

A road rage incident on Route 8 made headlines, after one of the ragers was pepper sprayed by the other. (11:44)

Ben Kesling, Wall Street Journal Correspondent and Author was on with Chaz and AJ this morning. Ben talked about becoming a journalist, after serving as a United States Marine Corps infantry officer. (21:42)

Stew Leonard’s in Orange? Chaz and AJ spoke with Stew Leonard Jr. about the possibility of a brand new store coming to Orange, to occupy a recently vacated building space. Plus, a little history about why Stew Leonard’s was not able to move into Orange a few years ago. (0:00)

This is not your average Top 10 list. Tribe member Bedelia agreed to try, but seemed confused on the difference between William Shatner and Captain Kirk, frequently lost her place, and yet still made the whole thing entertaining. (14:34)

News 8’s Jeff Derderian was in studio, driving all the way in from Rhode Island, to share a bizarre story about a moth ruining a first date. (27:18)

William Yeske, a combat veteran who served 11 years in the United States Army, was on to talk about his book “Damn the Valley.” William admits he never thought anyone would want to read his stories, but found that a lot of his honesty resonated with other veterans who had struggled since returning home from active duty. (38:05)