Chaz and AJ spoke with author and documentary film maker Mike Dorsey, all about the Tupac Shakur murder case. Mike has spent years working with police and investigators to get to the bottom of the 1996 fatal shooting, and summarized the events with the show this morning.

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Every storm, Chaz and AJ see plenty of evidence of people seeking attention through their behavior. This past Nor'Easter was no different, as morons in kayaks were once again paddling through flooded streets. (0:00)

In Oklahoma, a man was arrested for riding an electric scooter while completely naked. Chaz and AJ had the fulls news report, which included the hilarious interaction between the man and the arresting officer. (6:33)

Chaz's wife, Jennifer was on the phone to talk about the injury she sustained during the Nor'Easter, which actually had nothing to do with the storm. The Tribe called in to share their injuries and storm stories, as well. (15:00)

In Dumb Ass News, Chaz took an opportunity to rant about the Cowboys and Dak Prescott losing, again. (27:30)

Chaz and AJ revisted the Axl moment from last week; from his silly-sounding isolated vocals, to Tribe member Dean's attempt to order in a similar voice at a drive-thru. (33:42)

Chaz and AJ spoke with author Heather Joy to discuss The Weight of Air, her powerful memoir about life as a frontline respiratory therapist during COVID-19, surviving personal trauma, and finding a path toward healing. Heather shares her experiences with PTSD, mental health, resilience, and the hidden struggles often carried by those we call heroes. It's an honest, inspiring conversation about overcoming adversity, rebuilding after trauma, and finding hope when life feels impossible.

Photo courtesy: Heather Joy

Barry Bostwick was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," the genesis of the audience participation viewings, and what it was like to work opposite a young Susan Sarandon and with Tim Curry in his film debut.

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Howard Saffan, the owner and president of Bridgeport's Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about six successful seasons of music and entertainment. Plus, how the artists that visit love the venue, and why nothing like it exists anywhere else in the country.

Jen G, "VegasStarfish" was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning after a very late night enjoying Metallica's first performance at The Sphere in Las Vegas. On only a few hours of sleep, she relived the experience of the hardcore visuals and incredible performances that had die-hard fans openly crying in the audience.

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