In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ played audio of a sick horse finding relief through a massive fart. (0:00)

Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ this morning to address the Rolling Stones not touring, Pearl Jam's future plans, and memories of concerts where things were thrown on stage. (4:11)

CT's DOT Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto was in studio with Chaz and AJ to explain why construction is always happening when you're driving. Plus, calls from the Tribe about lights on the highway, a walking bridge snafu, and who is in charge of all the new traffic cameras. (29:18)

Chaz and AJ spoke with Big Mike from Long Island this morning, who is preparing to take on the viral pancake challenge sweeping across Long Island. With only 18 minutes on the clock, diners are asked to consume four massive pancakes, totalling some 3,000 calories. Steve Nappi, of "Nappi's Nook" was on to talk about their food, and the successful challengers they've had come through.

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A good reason to limit road rage, is the terrifying weapons people keep in their cars. You just never know what you'll be up against, as Chaz and AJ took calls from the Tribe about the weapons they keep for protection. (0:00)

GnarSasquatch is an online gamer and streamer, who was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about his home-built helicopter rig. He's had several viral clips of rescuing other gamers with his in-game flying skills, made all the more impressive by his sophisticated home-built helicopter rig. (11:58)

In Dumb Ass News, a "Karen" in Florida picked a fight with boys who were out fishing, then got into an argument with their grandfather. (20:52)

Round 2 of weapons in the car, as more female Tribe members called in to talk about the things they have to protect themselves in case of a face-to-face confrontation. (26:31)

A follow-up to the "Karen" from an earlier Dumb Ass News, as her screams were put to music. Chaz and AJ also tried to identify the clip that sounds most like her scream, and pulled out an old clip from a Presidential candidate years ago. (37:36)

In Dumb Ass News, a nudist resort has been overrun by swingers. (0:00)

A school bus was hit by a pickup truck, when the driver failed to hit the brakes thanks to distracted driving. The driver needed to the Jaws of Life to be removed from the wreck, and thankfully everyone survived the incident. (6:19)

Opus was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning, sharing a story about the time he was caught stealing some music. He tried to shove the tape into his Spandex pants, and was then locked in a dog cage. (17:58)

In Dumb Ass News, an Amazon driver was caught on camera urinating in a customer's driveway. The Tribe called to share their stories of "painting the deck" when nature calls on a job site. (22:11)

What's annoying you? Chaz and AJ let the Tribe call in to vent about anything they've been frustrated with this week. (29:03)

Bobby Farrelly, of the Farrelly Brothers, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about his new movie, "Driver's Ed." AJ has seen it, and gave a very AJ description of the movie, then Bobby talked about working with Jim Carrey during his huge breakout year. (42:11)

Can Mike Vrabel's job survive the Dianna Russini controversy? Is there any truth to the sex slave allegations from JP Morgan scandal? Attorney Michael Elkins was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to share how he would advise folks in these situations to move forward. (0:00)

A doctor's finger may have saved a patient's heart troubles. In Dumb Ass News, a finger in the butt may have saved a life. (9:16)

A patient shocked surgeons when they discovered a shell of a World War One explosive lodged in his rectum. (15:13)

Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to call in with their stories of surviving being hit by a car. Jesse the engineer was on to share why wearing a helmet is always a good idea, as he would have died without his. (19:29)

The Milford Oyster Fest is in the house! Chaz and AJ wecolmed Jay and Ila in studio to talk about Mike Delguidice headlining this summer. (39:23)

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