Chaz and AJ spoke to the man at the center of a heroic rescue effort in Hartford, after an apartment building caught fire. Miguel Rodriguez and his wife (5-months pregnant) both responded to a neighboring building on fire, and did what they could to try and save people inside. Miguel admitted his family is all involved with various branches of rescue services, and that they had helped with a rescue on the same building two years earlier. Plus, Fire Chief Ewan Sheriff was on to thank Miguel, and share the details of the rescue effort once the Fire Dept. arrived.  Photo Credit: Getty Images/MattGush/iStock/ Getty Images Plus

Chaz & AJ in the Morning

Pod Pick: Hartford Fire Hero, Miguel Rodriguez

Gas prices are on the rise, less people are at work but somehow the traffic is worse? Chaz and AJ talk to the Tribe about commute times and gas prices to try to figure it all out. (0:00) What is inflation, how is it affecting the state, and where does it stop? "Mr. Inflation" was on from Trinity Point Wealth to explain how this all works and when it will stop. (12:09) Movie critic Joe Meyers was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the best movie franchises for Halloween. Despite a strong start to the franchise, and some big numbers over the weekend, Joe is not a fan of the latest "Halloween" movie. (22:59) Image Credit: ANGHI / iStock / Getty Images Plus

Wednesday, October 20: Why Gas Is Going Up And Traffic Is Getting Worse; Mr. Inflation; The Best Scary Movie Franchises

Howard Saffan, owner of the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to wrap up a very successful first season. Plus, he shared the exciting news of music festivals coming to the state at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, organized by the same guys that do the Governor's Ball. 

Pod Pick: Music Festivals Are Coming Soon to Connecticut

Dr. AJ Fauci explains why the Johnson & Johnson vaccine should have been two shots, and what you need to do to be safe during the flu season. (0:00) Archbishop Plato was on the phone to try and help AJ with his aura issue. Though, once he started to hear the details, he wasn't so sure he was going to make a difference. (14:44) 3D printed houses are becoming very popular, partly because of how affordable they are compared to traditional construction. Kristin Henry was on the phone from Long Island to explain how the process works. (30:49) Dumb Ass News - A game show contestant nearly killed himself trying to impress the judges. AJ explains what happened, then we hear the 911 call. (49:08) Image Credit: quickshooting / iStock / Getty Images Plus

Tuesday, October 19: Examining AJ's Aura; How They 3D Print An Entire House; Dumb Ass News

Chaz and AJ went through a list of calamities that AJ has been through recently, and feel like something might be wrong with his aura. 

Pod Pick: AJ's Aura is All Messed Up

Chaz and AJ played a clip from one of Lorraine Warren's last appearances on the show, from 2010. She shared a story about one of the first times she was in contact with Ed, after his passing. (0:00) Tony Spera, son-in-law to the Warrens, was on to share some more stories about Lorraine contacting Ed after his death. He also shared the security measures in place for the real Annabelle doll, when it makes public appearances. (3:53) Dumb Ass News - A guy instantly regrets trying to pet a wild warthog. (19:04) The Vince Neil struggles continue. This time, he fell off stage during a live performance, breaking several ribs. (23:46) Allie from the Ridgefield Playhouse was on to play the Tour Rider Game with the Tribe. Can they match which artist demands a 4-star minimum hotel? (38:36) Jean Mariano is a "gold star" mom, and was on to talk about a military ball, the first for the auxiliary. All proceeds will benefit veterans and their families. (43:15) Image Credit: lady_in_red13 / iStock / Getty Images Plus

Monday, October 18: Security Measures For The Real Annabelle Doll; Guy Regrets Petting Warthog; The Tour Rider Game

Comedian Ham Clancy was in studio with Chaz and AJ, and Ashley recommended that she should try ASMR because of her soothing voice. While trying it out, she may have stumbled into a lucrative subset of ASMR content. (0:00)  The Flubble Montage! AJ was, once again, unintentionally hilarious this week. (36:18) We knew Boss Keith hated fairs and festivals, but this is another level. He shared the Top 5 excuses he's working on to bail on going with his kids tonight. (40:36)  Photo Credit: Getty Images/AndreyPopov/iStock/Getty Images Plus

Friday, October 15: Ham Clancy's ASMR Career Begins, The Flubble Montage, Boss Keith's Top 5

Brian Foley was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to share details about President Biden visiting the state. How will it impact traffic, and what experience does he have from previous visits to the state?  Photo Credit: Getty Images/Susan Vineyard/iStock/Getty Images Plus

Pod Pick: Preparing for a Presidential Visit

Michael J. Fox of GASDA was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the hike in gas prices, and why he thinks they will continue to rise up to historic prices.  Photo provided by Michael J. Fox 

Pod Pick: Rising Gas Prices

Once again, the show began without Phil the Producer. Chaz and AJ welcomed him back with a breaking news story about his arrival, and tried to pick a new alarm tone for him to use. (0:00) Dumb Ass News - The One Chip Challenge is back, and this guy regretted it pretty quickly. (13:26) Chief David Brophy from the Coast Guard was on this morning to talk about the golf tournament to help raise money for members leaving boot camp, and explained how it works in the Coast Guard if someone sleeps in. (18:35) Jimmy Koplik of Live Nation was on the phone this morning to talk about the concert legends event at the Waterbury Palace Theater, how bands like Motley Crue and KISS used to get girls backstage, and finally "this day in CT concert history," which featured a show of Rod Stewart. (26:02) Laurie Woolever was an assistant to Anthony Bourdain for 10 years, and wrote a book about his incredible life, from becoming a chef, to an author, and TV star. (43:38) Image Credit: DGLimages / iStock / Getty Images Plus

Thursday, October 14: Picking Phil's New Alarm Ringtone; The One Chip Challenge; Backstage Concert Stories

Chaz and AJ had attorney Norm Pattis on the phone to talk about this captivating case out of Yale, involving three people and a murder. Norm was trying to untangle the details that have been reported by the media, which he says are incorrect or misleading.  Photo Credit: Getty Images/Benyapha soomhirun/iStock/Getty Images Plus

Pod Pick: Norm Pattis on the Yale Murder Mystery

Chaz and AJ saw news yesterday of the passing of a man they never knew, but had quite an impact on their lives. As they talked about his career and the company he ran, the Tribe called in all the products they remembered fondly. (0:00) These are the two reasons President Joe Biden is coming to the state on Friday, plus a coughing fit from a recent announcement was a lot of fun. (20:35) Joe Meyers was on with Chaz and AJ to share the Top 5 iconic movie props, with some predictable items and a few surprises. (34:20) A new record was set for a sports autograph, so Mike Riccio called in to share the important things that make certain autographs more valuable that others. (51:03) Image Credit: Jonathan Novack / iStock / Getty Images Plus

Wednesday, October 13: Remembering The Best Hasbro Toys; The President Is Coming To Connecticut; The Most Iconic Movie Props Ever

Chaz and AJ spoke with the CT State Rep that made national headlines for comparing Governor Lamont to Hitler. Anne Dauphinais was on this morning to explain why she will not apologize for those comparisons. 

Pod Pick: Anne Dauphinais

Mark from Hamden got things started for the Tribe this morning, as Chaz and AJ asked them to call in their ghost stories. Mark's grandfather made visits to him after his death, and a ghost with a unique nose made sleeping difficult for Stacey in Watertown. (0:00) Why are so many cars being stolen? Capt. Ponzillo from the Waterbury Police was on to share the terrible trend that has plagued the state over the last year and a half. (11:14) Paul from Cheshire called in a story about his car being stolen, and how he and his wife were able to steal it back. (22:01) What are the most unique requests customers make of a dominatrix? Mistress Kimi Inch was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about the "chicken man," that helped pay her way through school. (26:27) A surprise highlight reel of AJ flubbles! (33:58) Image Credit: Paul Campbell / iStock / Getty Images Plus

Tuesday, October 12: Tribe Ghost Stories; Why So Many Cars Are Being Stolen; Unique Dominatrix Requests

A shootout in East Haven was all over the news, but Chaz and AJ really couldn't get past the name of the bar (club? lounge? cafe?) where it took place. (0:00)  In Dumb Ass News, a woman tried to smuggle drugs in from Mexico. The news report covering the story was just as silly. (6:23) Comedian Lamont Price loves Halloween, and admitted there are a few candy options that would upset him so much he'd start a fight. (14:33)  An incredible story from Texas, where a 3-year-old boy survived days in the woods before a miraculous rescue. Sheriff Don Sowell was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about the search effort, and the story behind the man that found him. (22:10)  Another Dumb Ass News segment, this time a man dumps milk on his body while shouting/singing a song about milkshakes. (32:09)  Photo Credit: Getty Images/lauraag/iStock/Getty Images Plus

Monday, October 11: A Shootout, A Sheriff, and Shakes at WalMart

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