Chaz and AJ spoke with the "Red Light Robber," engineer Brian Ceccarelli this morning. Brian explained how states have hidden the engineering practices of speed or red light cameras, which are designed to be unfair to maximize the amount of tickets that are issued.

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In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ had a news report from Nebraska of a dog firing a shotgun at a woman from the back of a truck. (0:00)

The Travelers Championship is less than 25 days away, but tournament director Nathan Grube sounds calm and excited to bring in 9 of the world's top 10 golfers. (3:27)

Divorce attorney Meghan Freed was in studio with Chaz and AJ to talk with the Tribe about the petty and cruel things that are negotiated during the divorce proceedings. (18:30)

Comedian Brian Blackmore was in studio, and shared the "light language" healer weirdos that are suddenly flooding social media. (27:19)

Chaz and AJ spoke with Rich Robinson of the Black Crowes, before their show coming to Bridgeport. Rich shared stories from shows with Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, meeting Ronnie Wood, and a recording session interruption by Bob Dylan. Plus, the relationship with his brother, Chris, is much improved, thanks to the band they are currently touring with.

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Chaz and AJ allowed the Tribe to get whatever is bothering them off their chest, with open phones for Petty Pet Peeves. AJ kicked things off, sharing a story about road rage that nearly came to blows. (0:00)

Rob Harvilla was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about his quest to identify the single, biggest song of the 2000's. The Tribe called in with their suggestions, as Rob admitted he had a harder time singling out one song for the decade than he did for the 90's. (19:27)

Chaz and AJ spoke with Mitch Stinson, former Aircraft Carrier Aviator with the Navy, about Memorial Day and the timing of his service following the release of "Top Gun." Plus, the Tribe was encouraged to call in their stories of the lighter side of service, from accidental explosions to getting dumped out of helicopters. Mixed in with those stories are some remembrances of those lost, in honor of Memorial Day.

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Big Mike was out at Dario's this week, as authentic Philly cheesesteaks were being served in New York, thanks to the Knicks series win over the 76ers. Chaz and AJ had him on this morning to talk about his interview with Ronald from Philly. (0:00)

Rick Flavin was in studio with Chaz and AJ this morning from Blackie's in Cheshire, serving up some of their iconic hot dogs and relish. (9:08)

What should you do this summer? Commander Keith's Top 5 was all about his demands for the best (and only good) season of the year. (23:17)

Tribe member Matt from Colchester called to share a tribute to his brother, Army Sgt. Richard L. Ford. (31:27)

Montana Miller was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about her viral story; donating a kidney to a former teacher of hers. Montana admitted to not liking Mr. Grosky as a student, but wound up saving his life when she became frustrated by lack of action from "thoughts and prayers" well-wishers.

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Frankie from the legendary Pat's King of Steak in Philadelphia made good on his bet yesterday, with Louis and Dario's Pizza of West Hempstead. Chaz and AJ spoke with both of them about the cheesesteak pop-up for Knicks fans, while Frankie made a cappucino for his wife. (0:00)

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik gave tickets to every caller this morning, whether they had a question or not. Chaz and AJ got to as many calls as possible, as the Tribe scored free passes to see David Lee Roth. (9:39)

The brand new police chief of New Haven, David Zannelli was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning. The arrest of Jim Morrison came up, and Ed called to claim ownership of the original mugshot photo. (37:17)

Joanne called in during Stump the Chumps, but couldn't get the name of the show correct. (49:51)