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Bill Payne original and founding member of the band Little Feat appearing at College street Music Hall May 29th
Mike talks with Warren Hayes of Gov't Mule ahead of their show at College Street Music Hall in New Haven, CT October 30, 2025.
The ultimate cult horror classic is getting a new spin on 9/23 at College Street! Check out a live orchestra playing along with the original Evil Dead. Jon spoke with John Kinsner, the shows producer, for all the details. Spoiler Alert: There's a costume contest.
In this episode of Behind the Mike, PLR's Mike Lapitino chats with Judas Priest lead singer Rob Halford. Rob talks about everything from Ozzy to Judas Priest's show with Alice Cooper at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater on September 23, 2025!
Congrats to Donna from North Branford! The Chaz and AJ LawnCast will broadcast from Donna’s place in North Branford on Thursday. Donna’s already planning to send out a ton of invites, and figure out who will eat all the food coming in.
Fresh off an appearance on Chaz and AJ, Drew spoke to Jon about the struggles of managing the modern music industry, and all of Jon's failed podcasts. Check him out at the SHU Community Theater this Friday 4/25/25!
A self described "dad band", Morningside has a new single out and an upcoming album! Jon spoke to Bobby, Ian and Matt about their new single and the struggles of balancing band/family life!
Connoisseur Media's Kristin Okesson was in with Chaz and AJ to talk about the $25,000 grand prize in the Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth, happening next weekend on Long Island Sound. There's over $40,000 in prizes available in total, but none for anyone attempting to cheat their way through the tournament.
Jim from Miller Place Bait & Tackle was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth, with a $25,000 grand prize.
Kristen Cusato from The Alzheimer's Association spoke to Jon about an incredible (and fun) fundraiser for Alzheimer's research in Bridgeport on August 22nd. Special appearance and performance by singer-songwriter John Ciambriello!
Red Matter (formerly Terrapin) discuss their new music, new direction and if CT jam bands have had their time in the sun!
Pete Francis (Dispatch) and CT singer songwriter Tracy Jo talked to Jon about their upcoming dual album release party in Bridgeport!
Local legends Pangea spoke to Jon about their newly released album and their upcoming show in Bridgeport!
Jon Kamal sat down with one of the fastest rising bands in CT, Residual Groove, alongside their (maybe?) manager the inimitable Doseph Joseph
Up and coming CT band One Time Weekend talks about their upcoming show at Infinity Hall and drummer (and Hamilton orchestra member) Alex Giosa tells a story about the most heartfelt fender bender ever!
Evan Rachel Wood (West World, Frozen 2) and Zane Carney (Thundercat, John Mayer) talk to Jon about their upcoming show at Park City on 11/7/23, including the theme they chose specifically for Bridgeport!
Mixing Funk with Jazz and Salsa influences, Pangea Worldbeat discusses their upcoming show in Bridgeport and how to create a "Groove Tapestry"
Jon Kamal sits down with Nicole Heriot-Mikula, the founder of Celebrate Shelton, and singer-songwriter LeeAnn Lovelace to talk about Saturday's event and the importance of community.
Sound on Sound is only a few weeks away and Julai and The Serotones will be opening the festival on Saturday! Jon Kamal sat down and spoke to the band about their sound, their songwriting and which band member is considered the "mitochondria"!
Mike Lapitino chats with Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik about the upcoming Sound On Sound Festival, September 30-October 1 at Seaside Park in Bridgeport and this weekend's Labor Day ticket special. soundonsoundct.com
On June 3rd, over a dozen of the most popular bands in CT will be playing at The Beeracks in East Haven from 11am-1am! Jon from the Night Show spoke to organizers Max Schiavone, Sky Stephens and Joe Hartz about what to expect, what kinda beer there'll be, and what CT city has the greatest music scene!
Drummer, producer and author Chris Frantz from The Talking Heads spoke to Jon about the upcoming VersoFest in Westport this Thursday 03/30! Other topics included; a behind the scenes look at working with legendary Rolling Stones producer Steve Lillywhite (7:20), an announcement about the re-release of Stop Making Sense (12:19), and a revealing conversation about which jam band legend has terrible body odor (15:51).
Mike Lapitino talks with Andy Powell, lead guitarist and founder of the British Band Wishbone Ash, ahead of his Wall Street Theater show February 24.
AJ’s interview with Sarah Fryxell, President of the Connecticut Automotive Retailers Association, discussing the Connecticut International Auto Show, November 11-13, at the Mohegan Sun Expo Center.
Eric Hummel talks about 3 generations of America's greatest hot dogs made right in New Haven. Also-his favorite dog toppings, the magic spring that runs under New Haven and the secret to making the best hot dog.
99.1 PLR presents Kansas: Point of Know Return Tour is coming to New Haven’s College Street Music Hall Saturday March 12, 2022. Mike Lapitino talked with lead singer Ronnie Platt
The Bluefish Tournament is happening this weekend with a $25,000 grand prize! Kirsten Glavin won the Tournament in 2004 when she was only 12 years old. She tells the story of how she caught the heaviest fish that year and took home all that cash.
Chaz talks with Kevin McKeown about his PLR days. From the first days of WPLR to being Mayor of Santa Monica, it all started with getting busted for weed and an acid trip.
Zach Auer won 2nd place last year in the Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth. He was only off by an ounce! He's heading back out this year, hoping to take home the grand prize
The 39th Annual Spector Eye Care Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth is happening this weekend! Chaz & AJ talked with Rick Mola from Fisherman's World in Norwalk. They've been around for 60 years!
Chaz & AJ talk with Sue, Co-Owner Of Miller Place Bait and Tackle, about this year's Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth. They had the 2nd and 3rd place Blues last year!
Holly Green from Shoreline Bait Runners Bait & Tackle in Clinton talked with Chaz & AJ about this year's Bluefish Tournament.
Ryan , co-owner of Black Rock Bait & Tackle, says they’ve been seeing a ton of Bluefish out this year. The tournament is really anyone’s game this year
Chaz talks to Bruce Barber, half of the legendary Smith and Barber Morning Show which was heard on WPLR from 1985 until January of 2003 (minus one year for a job at a station in Tampa). Bruce takes us through everything from his start in radio, what caused the show to come apart and what he's up to now.
Chaz talks with PLR's SVP/General Manager Kristin Okesson. They talk about the inner-workings of the station, meeting Trump, how she got into radio and more.
Bruce Manke, WPLR's utility player from 1973-1981 shares stories of his worst celebrity interviews, the magical moment after the murder of John Lennon, on stage pre concert announcements, his earliest New Haven FM radio memory and more.
He was at WPLR for two short but incredible years in music history. Connecticut radio legend Stormin Norman was on the air the night John Lennon was murdered, was on the air the day the Eagles played the Yale Bowl and more. He shared his stories of loading Billy Joel into Toad's Place, seeing the Stones at Toad's, asking Paul McCartney a question that got an answer that was used in media reports around the world. It was real fun talking to the amazing Stormin Norman.
Mike Lapitino, the longest running air talent in WPLR's 50 year history, takes Chaz through his 35 years on air at the station and behind the scenes. From hanging out with Rock Stars (and annoying some), to what struck him about standing next to the Rolling Stones and tons of studio stories in between, Your Ol' Buddy Lappy doesn't hold back.
Chaz talks to Keith Dakin (Boss Keith), Vice President of Programming for Connoisseur Media and covers everything from COVID-19's effect on radio, how they pick the music, radio’s future, his favorite year in music and his bizarre Armageddon supplies.
In WPLR's 50 year history there has only been three marketing directors. Drew Carrano is our third and current Super Hero. He talks about going backstage, meeting KISS, his vast knowledge of 'The Golden Girls' and the man who was one of the most important people in his life, PLR legend, Sam T.
From intern to Program Director and everything in between, Eddie oversaw the changing of morning shows, a very uncomfortable firing and then his own firing over a Chaz and AJ situation. Eddie grew up on PLR and it was great catching up with him.
Eddie Wazoo was a staple at WPLR from 1975-1981. He's most known as the afternoon drive host and music director during one of the most fertile times in rock music. He talks about how he got his name, great behind the scenes PLR stories and why it took so long for PLR to play The Ramones.
Chaz talks with Marcia Simon, who was at PLR from 1975 to 1981. She was the first female morning show personality in the state.
Former General Manager Dick Kalt talked with Chaz on how Stoneman became a radio personality, how one of his morning show hosts ended up naked on Playgirl and so much more.
It could be argued Jimmy Koplik is the longest running PLR air personality ever. He's been involved with the station since we took the air in 1971.
Chaz talks with Megan Doll, who was on the air for over 20 years with 99.1 PLR. She started out doing traffic for Smith & Barber and Mike Lapitino before becoming a full part of the morning show. She left in 2013 after being a cherished member of Chaz & AJ in the Morning
Rick Allison began his career at WPLR in 1975 and has done everything from part time news, mornings (multiple times), program director, the voice of the station, to hosting the longest running local band show in the history of radio (heard every Sunday night). He’s been fired several times but the universe will not allow Allison and PLR to be apart for long.
How a very serious illness led to Mark Kaplowe’s love affair with radio. He entered the WPLR building on Chapel Street in 1975 and eventually became the afternoon drive host. He shares why he hoped Stoneman didn’t bounce off the wall twice, meeting Bono of U2, the moment Wiggy fired him and how he went on to become one of the most sought after voice over talents in America.
Chaz talked with Doc Rock, one of the original WPLR jocks, about the launch of PLR 50 years ago back in 1971.
October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, but it’s never the wrong time to make sure you protect your own digital identity. Listen for some tips to protect yourself
Congrats to the class of 2020! Listen to the Amity Regional High School graduation here
The HomeAides and 99.1 PLR want to thank the entire team at Brookdale Buckingham Senior Living for their hard work and dedication, especially during this pandemic
Our HomeAides Hero of the month, Emily Harlow with The Saybrook at Haddam, tells us why she loves what she does as a caregiver
Ahead of their third annual Friendsgiving shows at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester on November 29 and 30, Twiddle bassist Zdenek Gubb chats about how it came together, playing with the Grateful Dead's Phil Lesh, what 2020 will bring, and being unrecognizable after cutting his hair.
Before the 2018 Milford Oyster Festival, Eddie Money spoke with Chaz & AJ about his legendary career.
Chaz & AJ talk with Two Time Winner of the Port Jeff Ferry Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth, Danny Bocchino about how he was able to win $25,000 TWICE!
Kirsten Glavin is the youngest person to ever win the Port Jeff Ferry Bluefish Tournament! And the second female to win it ever!
The Port Jeff Ferry Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth is coming up August 24 & 25! Chaz & AJ talk with Tournament Director Jill. Do you really have to pass a lie detector test to win?
Jimmy O from Jimmy O’s Bait & Tackle stopped by Chaz & AJ to talk about the Port Jeff Ferry Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth happening later this August all over Long Island Sound
Dr. Dan Jacoby, MD and Director of Comprehensive Heart Failure and Inherited Cardiomyopathy Programs at Heart and Vascular Center at Yale New Haven Hospital and Dr. Umer Darr, MD, cardiac surgeon and Chief of Cardiac Surgery at Heart and Vascular Center at Bridgeport Hospital were on Chaz & AJ in the morning Thursday, February 7 to discuss heart health and the importance of knowing your blood pressure and what happens if you do have high blood pressure. #smarthearts
The Connecticut International Auto Show is THREE DAYS ONLY! This Friday, November 9th through Sunday, November 11th at the new Mohegan Sun Expo Center, 1 Mohegan Sun Boulevard in Uncasville.
Compare features, options and stylings of 2019 models from over thirty car lines – from A to V (Acura to Volvo). Test drive Toyota’s hottest 2019 offerings, including the Camry, Highlander, Prius and RAV4.
Purchase your tickets now at www.CTAutoShow.com
On Election Day, Connecticut voters will not only be asked to endorse candidiates for public office. This year's ballot contains two constitutional ballot questions. By voting 'Yes' and passing Amendment 1, voters would endorse preserving Connecticut’s Special Transportation Fund, and require it to be used exclusively for transportation purposes including paying transportation-related debt. By voting 'Yes' and passing Amendment 2, voters would limit the General Assembly’s ability to pass legislation forcing state agencies to sell or convey any state land, buildings or property interest to non-state entities. Voters can review expanded explanations of each measure at their polling place before voting, or in advance at their local Town or City Clerk's office.
On November 6 Connecticut voters will be going to the polls to cast their ballots. But what if there's something preventing you from voting in person? QUALIFIED VOTERS can simply report to their municipal Town Clerk's office to apply for and complete an absentee ballot. If you are an active member of the armed forces of the United States; scheduled to be out of town during all hours of voting on Election Day; if you have an illness preventing you from voting in person, or have religious beliefs that prevent you from performing secular activities like voting; if you will be working as an election official at a polling place other than your own on Election Day; or if you have a physical disability that prevents you from voting in person, you are eligible to vote absentee.
In Connecticut, there are three ways an individual can become a candidate for public office - being nominated by a state-recognized political party; by running as an independent, often by petitioning to get their names on the ballot; OR, an individual can run as a write-in candidate. Beside major party candidates, voters on November 6 will find Independent, minor party, petitioning, and write-in candidates running for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, as well as Connecticut's Governor, Secretary of the State, Attorney General, State Treasurer, and Comptroller. Voters are encouraged to get to know the candidates on their local ballot, and if you are not registered to vote, you can sign up until or on election day by contacting your local Registrar of Voters.
Connecticut has 151 state House districts covering one or more communities - and this coming Election Day, registered voters in each district will elects one representative to serve a two-year term. Those Representatives make up the lower chamber of the Connecticut General Assembly, which alongside the Connecticut State Senate, form the legislative branch of our state government. Elected state representatives work in conjunction with the governor to create laws and establish a state budget. Legislative authority and responsibilities of the Connecticut House of Representatives include passing bills on public policy matters, setting levels for state spending, raising and lowering taxes, and voting to uphold or override gubernatorial vetoes.
The Connecticut State Senate is the upper chamber of the Connecticut General Assembly, and its President and potential tie-breaking member is the sitting Lt Governor. Alongside the Connecticut House of Representatives, it forms the legislative branch of the Connecticut state government and works alongside the governor of Connecticut to create laws and establish a state budget. Legislative authority and responsibilities of the state Senate include passing bills on public policy matters, setting levels for state spending, raising and lowering taxes, and voting to uphold or override gubernatorial vetoes. All registered voters can head to the polls this Election Day to elect candidates or incumbents to fill all 36 Connecticut Senate seats for two-year terms.
The Connecticut State Legislature or General Assembly includes a 36-member State Senate and 151-member House of Representatives, which meet at the capital in Hartford. During even-numbered years, the General Assembly meets from February to May, while in odd-numbered years, when the biennial state budget is completed, the session runs from January to June. The governor can also convene a special session - while the General Assembly can call their own session in order to override gubernatorial vetoes. This November, voters will go to the polls and elect their respective legislators for two-year terms. All 187 General Assembly seats are up for election this November 6, although there are 25 candidates - 2 in the senate and 23 in the house - who are unopposed.
The Office of the Connecticut Treasurer (OTT) was established way back in 1638. The State Treasurer is the chief elected fiscal officer for State government, overseeing a wide range of activities regarding the prudent management of State funds. This includes the administration of a portfolio of pension assets for more than 190,000 beneficiaries and plan participants and a short-term investment fund utilized by agencies of municipal and state government. Connecticut's current Tresurer is Democrat Denise Nappier who was first elected in November 1998. She is not running for re-election this November, so when voters go to the polls, they will choose between Republican Thad Gray and Democrat Shawn Wooden.
The Secretary of the State for Connecticut is the official keeper of a wide array of public records and documents. The office publishes, distributes and sells the State Register and Manual, registers and licenses various businesses and commercial lenders, runs the state's elections, officially documents legislation, regulations and other acts of the state government, and responds to more than 600,000 requests for information annually. The current secretary is Democrat Denise Merrill, who was first elected in November 2010, and who is running for re-election this November. She is being challenged by Republican Susan Chapman, Mike DeRosa of the Green Party, and Libertarian Party nominee Heather Gywn
The little talked about and often misunderstood duties of the Connecticut State Comptroller were first included in the State Constitution in 1786, and have been expanded over the years to include providing accounting and financial services, developing accounting policy, exercising accounting oversight, and preparing financial reports for state, federal and municipal governments and the public. So the comptroller actually oversees the payment of all wages and salaries of state employees; and negotiates the procurement of their medical, dental and pharmacy benefits. Today the state's incumbent Democratic State Comptroller is Kevin Lembo. He is seeking re-election this November and is facing Republican challenger Sharon McLaughlin and Green Party nominee Rolf Maurer.
Connecticut's Lt Governor is a lot more than just a ceremonial position. The two greatest responsibilities of the Lt Governor are to lead the state government during the Governor’s absence, or to succeed the Governor in the event of the Governor’s death, resignation, refusal to serve, or removal from office. In addition to a number of other leadership roles on various commissions and work groups, the Lt Governor is also President of the state Senate - and as we saw in the current term, serves as a tie-breaker in the event of a tie vote. This November, registered voters across the state will be called to decide which one of four candidates will hold this position, Democratic primary winner Susan Bysiewicz, Republican Joe Markley, Jeffrey Thibeault of the Libertarian Party, and independent Monte Frank.
The Governor is an elected constitutional officer who serves a four-year term as the head of the executive branch — the highest state office. With the dust settling after Connecticut's mid-August major party primaries, and an open seat in the governor's office to fill this fall, the individuals who will occupy the top of the ballot on Election Day November 6 are clearly defined. For Democrats, it's their endorsed candidate Ned Lamont, while Republican primary voters chose corporate executive Bob Stefanowski. Voters can also consider R. Nelson 'Oz' Griebel (GREE-bel) — a former GOP candidate for governor who is running this year as an Independent — along with decorated military veteran Micah Welintukonis. Voters will also see Libertarian Rodney Hanscomb rounding out the top of the ticket this fall.
The State Attorney General is Connecticut's chief civil legal officer, and the Office of the Attorney General was officially established in 1897. The Connecticut Constitution and General Statutes authorize the Attorney General to represent the interests of Connecticut citizens in all civil legal matters involving the state to protect the public interest — AND to serve as legal counsel to all state agencies. Our current Attorney General - Democrat George Jepsen - has served Connecticut since 2010 but is not seeking re-election this November. As a result, state voters will chose either state Representative William Tong, a Democrat — or Republican nominee Susan Hatfield, as the state's new Attorney General for a four-year
term.
Whew, it's been quite a week in politics! As the wise Wigmaster says...you're gonna need your weekends this year.
We chat with WWE Raw Women's Champion Alexa Bliss before the WWE Live Holiday Tour comes to Hartford's XL Center on December 28!
Wiggy chatted with Adam Dunn of DUNN BOOKS, an independent non traditional publisher specializing in high-grade fiction inspired by current events and future trends in geopolitics
Think you have a bad boss? In this week's Wigout Wiggy details who thinks is the worst boss around. And has a few words about The Mooch.
The Australian #PinkFloyd Show is coming to the Toyota Presents Oakdale on July 27. Allan Lamberti chats with keyboardist Jason Sawford about how this epic touring show began from humble beginnings in 1988 and what to expect when they do Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety and more! Image: PR Photos
We chat with Charles Rosenay, founder of the Fab 4 Music Festival about the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" - check out the event on Saturday, June 10 at the Dome at the Toyota Presents Oakdale http://www.fab4musicfestival.com/ Image: Stills Press / PRPhotos.com
In this week's Wigout Driven by Advance Auto Parts, Wiggy takes on Trump's first 100 days and the most dangerous animal on Earth (as determined by science)!
In this week's Wigout Driven by Advanced Auto Parts, Wiggy takes on the firing of Bill O'Reilly, the celebration of 4/20, the Connecticut gubernatorial race, and, of course, the Unicorn Frappucino!
In this week's Wigout Driven by Advance Auto Parts, Wiggy takes a look at the latest Trumps news and the passing of a legendary comedian.
In this week's Wigout powered by Advance Auto Parts, Wiggy is a bit frustrated at how stupid people are sometimes and how this week proved it beyond a reasonable doubt.
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy welcomes the first weekend of Spring and takes on the political madness that somehow always ends up being worse for us.
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy takes on the constant weather drama in New England and the latest developments in our nation's crazy healthcare system.
Is it global warming? Is it the media? No. It's Doppler Radar. In this week's Wigout, Wiggy introduces a brand new conspiracy theory to the world.
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy takes on the crazy snowstorm we just had, the new words in the Merriam-Webster dictionary, and the return of The Walking Dead!
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy takes on the political nonsense that isn't solving any real problems, a new crazy theory about reality, and the Super Bowl spectacles he's most looking forward to!
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy learned the hard way that the fine print can come back to bite you in the butt. Always read, read, and read again before you sign.
It's Inauguration Day. Half the people are celebrating, the other half are miserable. Better to just get off Facebook and not listen to either side of it.
Wiggy is tired of all the crazy nonsense surrounding the Russian "hacking" scandal. See why it's got him wound up this week!
In the first Wigout of 2017, Wiggy addresses the inevitable snow panic, the upcoming Trump inauguration, and the Chicago FB Live story.
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy tries to give all the people still hung up on the election a little perspective, and pays his respects to two food legends that passed away this week.
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy takes on the Election 2016 fallout and why so many people think WiFi is their most essential need!
In this week’s Wigout, Wiggy takes a look at the crazy 2016 presidential race and what we need to do now that it’s over.
In the fina Wigout before Election Day, Wiggy has a few things to say about what will happen on Tuesday and the madness that will follow.
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy takes on the politically correct culture that is hurting the Halloween spirit!
If you thought the 2016 election has turned into something no one could have ever predicted, you haven't met Adam Dunn. He sits down with Wiggy and talks about how he predicted the crazy political climate we're living in.
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy takes a look at the latest sign of the End Times, the third and final debate, and a interstellar SNAFU!
The original Brad Majors chats with Allan Lamberti prior to his upcoming appearance at New Haven's College Street Music Hall for the 40th anniversary screening of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" - his thoughts on the cult film, the upcoming remake, and what curse word fans call him when they see him on the street.
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In this week's Wigout, Wiggy takes on the unstoppable stupidity in the face of major storms and the bizarre clown problem we've been having lately!
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy says it's not going to get any better between now and Election Day, but at least it's October, when we can try and enjoy laughing at all the idiots in their costumes.
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy previews the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, which is RIGHT around the corner!
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy takes on Trump's latest nonsense, the Yard Goats stadium catastrophe, and the latest iPhone!
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy takes on Trump's latest nonsense, the Yard Goats stadium catastrophe, and the latest iPhone!
Allan Lamberti talks cream puffs, Kool-Aid pickles, donut cheeseburgers, and all the other craziness coming to the 100th Big E this year!
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy looks at the latest nuclear test out of North Korea and how the big banks and businesses are leading our nation down a troubled path! You've gotta, gotta, gottaaaa hear this!
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy looks at the latest nuclear test out of North Korea and how the big banks and businesses are leading our nation down a troubled path! You've gotta, gotta, gottaaaa listen!
99.1 PLR's Allan Lamberti talks with Jakob Dylan of The Wallflowers about the resurgence of vinyl, a lifetime surrounded by music, David Bowie’s thoughts on his cover of “Heroes,” and much more. The Wallflowers play the Toyota Oakdale Theatre this Saturday night. Image: PR Photos
With both conventions in the books, Wiggy looks at how the two party's compare and how each candidate's followers misunderstand just exactly how the world works.
In this week’s Wigout, Wiggy looks at the upcoming presidential showdown between Clinton and Trump and implores the people to vote in November to get rid of Malloy.
In the latest Wigout, Wiggy takes a look at all the work America has to do to get to a place of peace and tolerance. Check it out!
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy lays out all that is great about America as well as some rules for keeping the 4th of July civil and friendly. Watch it now!
Comedian Nick Swardson spoke to Pam (her first interview!) about being hungover while shooting movies, how his diarrhea probably caused his friends to break up, and the time he was slapped by Doris Roberts. Check out Nick doing standup at the Fox Theater at Foxwoods on July 9th.
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Dave Pirner of Soul Asylum chatted with PLR's Allan Lamberti before his show Friday night at the Ridgefield Playhouse
Chris Cornell called in to the 99.1 PLR studios to chat with Lappy about his upcoming shows.
In this week’s Wigout, The Wigmaster recounts his recent trip to the DMV. As you might imagine, it did not go well.
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy takes on the Harambe gorilla story, the ongoing presidential election, and more! You gotta, gotta, gottaaaa watch it:
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy takes on the heated political debates in America, the latest terror attacks, and the attitudes towards transgender members of our society.
In this week's Wigout, Wiggy takes on the arrogance of power displayed by the Shelton board of education, the suspicions of Friday the 13th, and announces the annual Memorial Day Wigout to kick off summer!
You might think it's Donald v. Hillary. But there's a dark horse candidate by the name of... The Wigmaster.
In this week's Wigout Driven by NewEnglandTractor.com, Wiggy reflects on the 45 years that have passed since 99.1 PLR first came on the air. Suffice to say, things have been better.
In this week's Wigout driven by NewEnglandTractor.com, Wiggy reflects on Prince's death and the perspective we should all take from it. Check it out in the video because you've gotta, gotta, gotta-gotta-gotta-gotta-gotta…
In this week's Wigout Driven by NewEnglandTractor.com, Wiggy reviews another corrupt week on the Presidential campaign trail and the backwards views of the southern half of the country.
In this week's Wigout Driven by NewEnglandTractor.com, Wiggy GOES OFF on the people who made his commute hell this morning. Seriously!? Miles of traffic for a car fire? Get it together people!
In this week’s LIVE Wigout driven by NewEnglandTractor.com at American Pie & Pub, Wiggy addresses the political lizards ruining America, his own political aspirations, and why snow on the first day of Spring is the absolute worst.
In this week's Wigout Driven by NewEnglandTractor.com, Wiggy admits that he was reason for some slowed traffic near the tunnel and talk about what he learned from the experience.
Did you know an employment contract starts to form when an employment application is filled out?
Who is an Independent Contractor and who cares? Both companies and workers should care!
Did you know that as baby boomers age there has been an increase in workplace discrimination…
Paul Kantner, the founding member of the Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship, are playing at the Ridgefield playhouse Thursday, August 13 along with Jazz is Dead.
Lappy talked with Damian Darlington of Brit Floyd about their upcoming show at The Oakdale Theater May 9th.
NRBQ is playing the Ridgefield Playhouse September 19th - Lappy talked with Terry Adams from the band
Lappy talks with Duane Betts, son of legendary guitarist from the Allman Brothers and co-founding member Dickey Betts. He is in his father's band Great Southern playing lead guitar. Check out Dickey Betts and Great Southern Saturday, March 8th at the Ridgefield Playhouse
Lappy chats with the lead guitar, vocals and founding member of Cheap Trick before his show at the Ridgefield Playhouse Friday, February 14th
Lappy talks with Rob Barraco, keyboard player with Dark Star Orchestra. See him this Friday night at the Dome at Oakdale. Rob has also been with Phil Lesh and Friends, The Dead, (Not Grateful Dead), Chris Robinson and the list goes on.
Peter Wolf, front man and lead singer of the J Geils Band will be at the Ridgefield Playhouse Thursday October 10th.
Lappy talks with the Allman Brothers Band member (as well as Gov't Mule). The Allman Bros are playing this Saturday night at the Comcast Theater in Hartford.
Lappy talks with the lengendary guitarist for the Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan, a favorite studio musician