The Ethan, Lou & Large Dave Show

What’s the most petty revenge you’re proud of?: The guys found an example online that gave Lou full-body chills. Live & Local: Christmas tree prices are expected to spike across Connecticut. Missed Headlines Round 1: Nine suspects pile out of a clown car to rob a vape shop. DNA evidence suggests Hitler may have had a tiny weiner. A new app claims to let people chat with dead relatives. Live & Local: Danbury reports an alarming number of drivers illegally passing stopped school buses. Missed Headlines Round 2: The petty revenge conversation continues with a story that horrifies Lou. A man fakes a carjacking to avoid shopping with his wife. 3I/ATLAS emerges from behind the sun, behaving nothing like natural cosmic material. Live & Local: A Derby man is arrested for running a drug factory out of a smoke shop. Special Guest: The boys talk with wrestling legend “The Mountie,” a hero from their childhood. Special Guest: Jon Erwin, filmmaker behind Amazon’s “House of David,” calls in to preview the upcoming Season 2 finale. Missed Headlines Round 3: The guys celebrate the new “Running Man” reboot with a nod to the original. Scientists reveal a trick to improve your odds at rock-paper-scissors. American locker rooms continue moving away from nudity. Plus: Classic bits like “Ethan with Italian Fattys” and “Craigslist Ciabatta Bread.” Also, vault micro-interviews with Jackie “The Jokeman” Martling and Howie Mandel.

Lou realizes that Camping for Cans is just over a week away. Live & Local: Derby officials had to remove a raccoon that was being kept inside a local restaurant. Missed Headlines Round 1: A woman was pulled over for driving 107 mph — she told police she was rushing to get to Little Caesar’s before it closed. A new study links droughts to increased conflicts between humans and animals in California. The final U.S. penny was minted yesterday. The boys talk about their love for watching videos of humans getting attacked by animals, and listeners chime in with their favorite movies and TV moments featuring vicious animal attacks. Trivia Game: The boys play for free tickets to see Journey in Connecticut this March. Missed Headlines Round 2: A teen destroyed the green at a golf course, and the old-timers are furious. It’s World Kindness Day. Apple has released a $230 iPhone pocket. Missed Headlines Round 3: Last night’s Golden Bachelor finale had a dramatic conclusion, and the boys break it all down. The gang discusses careers that are unfairly villainized. Kanye West could face arrest in Brazil if he continues promoting Nazism. Plus: Classic bits like “Ethan and the Neighbor’s Wife,” “I Love When It Fits,” and “Ethan Hates Ray Finkel,” along with a retro micro-interview featuring Bud Gaugh of Sublime.

Live & Local: Waterbury Hospital was just purchased by UConn Health, and Lou thinks the future of healthcare will include fast passes for the rich at the ER. Lou & Dave: The guys run down an amazing and eclectic guest lineup for the next few weeks. Missed Headlines Round 1: Do fake breasts sound different? Someone on TikTok says yes. A light rail driver appears to fall asleep as the train takes a turn at 50 mph. A Delta captain does a bang-up job calming frightened passengers. Trivia Game: The boys play for free tickets to see Journey in Connecticut this March. Chris wins, but Lou keeps calling him Ben for some reason. Missed Headlines Round 2: An alleged porch pirate is caught in part because of cross-dressing. Fetishists infiltrate the UK’s most popular barefoot living group. The first Toy Story 5 teaser trailer drops. Missed Headlines Round 3: A little kid proudly exclaims, “Excuse me, I farted.” Candy cane lovers rejoice over a new innovative candy cane opener. The guys share a BuzzFeed list of recreational activities that attract the most pretentious people. David Koechner Interview: The guys have an in-depth and hilarious chat with the actor and comedian who played Champ Kind in Anchorman and Todd Packer in The Office. Sal Cirrincione Interview: The boys catch up with former I-95 employee and current head of rock programming for Premiere Radio Networks. Sal, who covers the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Ceremony every year for I-95, gives a detailed breakdown of this year’s event. Plus: Classic bits like “Lou’s 2008 Skydiving Story” and “I Like the Big O,” along with retro micro-interviews featuring Patrice O’Neal and T.J. Miller.

He played Todd Packer on The Office and Champ Kind in Anchorman — actor and comedian David Koechner is coming to Comix Roadhouse at Mohegan Sun this weekend. Ahead of the big shows, we invited David back on the I-95 Morning Show to talk about his stand-up, his beginnings in improv comedy, and his castmates from The Office.

The boys head down a medical road they can’t quite escape from — and hopefully, no one was eating breakfast during the first segment. Live & Local: A dog lying in the middle of a Connecticut road causes a huge stir, until everyone realizes it’s not a dog at all. The boys share a happy belated birthday to the United States Marine Corps. Listener Joe Italiano wants to know Lou’s thoughts on the New York Giants firing Head Coach Brian Daboll — and believe it or not, Lou has some thoughts. Missed Headlines Round 1: A woman at the Orlando airport has a meltdown for the ages. Jessica Rabbit is getting her own movie. Officers save a drowning horse from a swimming pool. The boys play their award-winning game “Most Dead” to give away tickets to see Journey in March. Listeners must decide who’s been dead the longest between Michael Jackson, Robert Blake, Robert Kardashian, Mickey Mantle, and Ernest Borgnine. They find a winner for the Journey tickets — an excitable man named Bob. Missed Headlines Round 2: A pub argument over chickens ends in gunfire at a Florida bar. A new study claims heavy drinking in your youth could lead to success as an adult. The boys discover a list of 25 celebrities nobody hates and set out to prove that number is way too high. TV Talk Tuesday: The boys discuss Pluribus on Apple TV — and it’s got a 100% approval rating in the studio. Missed Headlines Round 3: The New York Giants have fired Head Coach Brian Daboll. The Wicked Witch hat just hit the auction block, and the numbers being tossed around are insane. Who is the best female lead singer? Lou says that’s a generational question. The guys chat with Joel Hoekstra of Trans-Siberian Orchestra ahead of the band’s huge gig at Mohegan Sun on November 30th. Plus: Classic micro-interviews from the archives with famous names like Patrice O’Neal, Doc Gooden, Tony Dorsett, and Tom Morello.

Ethan went to another doctor’s appointment on Friday, and all the health reports came back good—but that’s not stopping Big Zen from trying to find something wrong with himself. Live & Local: Two Connecticut “nipple heads” tried to steal a massive green road sign. Listeners called in about the sign stealers and guessed they were probably scrappers. Missed Headlines Round 1: A man tries to buy 20 ribeyes for $40. A list of TV themes you didn’t know were created by famous rock stars. The best U.S. cities to visit if you want to feel like you’re in a Hallmark movie. Lou also admits he used to be attracted to Beth from Dog the Bounty Hunter. Missed Headlines Round 2: Target’s new “10-4 policy” sure sounds like it’s encouraging flirtation. The latest internet trend is showering while blindfolded. How many days does it take to overstay your welcome? The boys have the study results. Missed Headlines Round 3: A London landmark “farts” when fireworks go off nearby. Wendy’s is set to close hundreds of locations. A beauty pageant contestant performs death metal during the talent portion. Plus: Classic clips from the archives, including “Plaque Psoriasis,” “Pooskin,” “Uzbekistan’s Most Dangerous Drug,” and “Danbury’s Most Dangerous Gang.”

Live & Local: The Danbury Police Department received a call reporting a suspicious package at Danbury Hospital. Missed Headlines Round 1: A man was seen naked outside his home swinging a chainsaw. A substitute teacher in Wisconsin showed up to work drunk. The guys discuss old-person habits everyone should adopt. Missed Headlines Round 2: A woman in Buffalo was attacked by a pig. The Beantok trend is going viral. A mysterious interstellar comet has sped up, and no one knows why. Missed Headlines Round 3: Starbucks customers are angry, claiming employees hoarded the new holiday cups for friends. An Uber driver threatened to call the police after a passenger asked to turn on the radio. America’s favorite Thanksgiving side dish isn’t mashed potatoes. Comedian Check-In: Connor O’Brien joins the show ahead of his big NYC gig. Local Leaders: The boys call Brookfield First Selectman Steve Dunn to congratulate him on his victory, and Bethel First Selectman Dan Carter reflects on his re-election. Plus: Classic clips from the archives, including “Mandela Gaslighting” and “Cheeks are Fun,” along with micro-interviews from the vault featuring Tom Morello and Sebastian Maniscalco.

Ethan tells the boys he was stuck between the moon and New Fairfield last night. He and Mindy spent the evening driving around trying to find and photograph the moon. The boys also give a shout-out to the great Dr. Stein in Somers, NY. Live & Local: Lou discovered another Connecticut jazz story. Just days after discussing the motorcycle jazz man, reports are coming in about jazz-themed graffiti appearing all over I-84. Missed Headlines Round 1: A massive brawl broke out at Bass Pro Shops. Miss Universe contestants are revolting after the pageant director called Miss Mexico stupid. Gwyneth Paltrow’s 2025 Holiday Goop gift pack reportedly includes six vibrators. Missed Headlines Round 2: Lou found an incredible montage of Michael Jackson’s wordless ad libs from “Smooth Criminal.” A man pulled a knife on someone in a bathroom because he needed the stall. Tom Bergeron is returning to “Dancing with the Stars.” Missed Headlines Round 3: A 93-year-old man was reunited with his dog thanks to his smelly socks. Starbucks unveiled its holiday cups, but everyone is after the “Bearista cup.” A former FBI agent revealed three tricky questions police ask during traffic stops—and how to avoid getting caught off guard. The boys call New Milford Mayor Pete Bass to congratulate him on his re-election and commiserate over another lost NY Jets season. Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves joins the show to discuss his re-election and share what he’s looking forward to over the next two years of I-95 Morning Show appearances. The boys also reach out to their former colleague Bill Trotta to find out if he won his election and how he managed to get his nickname “Mr. Morning” printed on the ballot. Plus: Classic clips from the archives, including “Ira and the Douche” and “Flight Attendant Does Stand Up.” Also featured are micro-interviews with Adam Ferrara (Rescue Me) and Dennis Dunnaway (Alice Cooper Band).

Live & Local: The boys break down the local election results. Missed Headlines – Round 1: “How to make moon water” is trending, Gen Z says cash is cringe, and Tom Brady admits he cloned his dog. Live & Local: A Connecticut teacher refuses to remove a crucifix from their classroom. Missed Headlines – Round 2: Is having a boyfriend embarrassing now? Daniel Day-Lewis and Brian Cox are beefing over method acting, and some Kentucky voters thought they could cast ballots for the Mayor of New York. Live & Local: A longtime Connecticut TV anchor announces they’re calling it quits. Plus: Classic clips from the archives, including “Flight Attendant Does Stand-Up” and “Car With No Headrest.” You’ll also hear micro-interviews with Ms. Pat and Carlos Mencia.

Ahead of the Season 3 debut of "Ms. Pat Settles It" on BET, the boys chat with the hilarious comedian Ms. Pat.

Election Day: The boys remind everyone to vote or die as Lou hits the road for a live report from his Danbury polling station. Live & Local: Ethan and Dave chat about a popular Danbury brewery that just went up for sale. Lou at the Polls: Reporting live from the War Memorial, Lou shares two revelations — he thinks he saw a relative of Patrick Swayze, and he voted for Bill Trotta, whose nickname “Mr. Morning” actually appeared on the ballot. Missed Headlines – Round 1: A bar faces threats after a man showed up to their Halloween party dressed as Hitler, Boston grocery stores are turning into WWE events, and a rare comic book found in a California attic could be worth millions. Live & Local: Dave reports on how North Salem, NY has become a destination for hash lovers across the Tri-State area. Listener Texts: Fans weigh in with their favorite obscure weed strains. Missed Headlines – Round 2: A Russian factory worker accidentally gets all his coworkers’ paychecks and refuses to return the money, and Charlie Sheen clarifies that his gay sex life didn’t include a certain act. TV Talk Tuesday: Lou is hooked on The Chair Company on HBO Max, Ethan’s into the new season of The Morning Show on Apple TV, and Dave’s loving The House of Dynamite on Netflix. Missed Headlines – Round 3: The boys share a hilarious montage of dirty-sounding wrong answers from Wheel of Fortune, Walmart is tracking customers in creepy new ways, and an upstate New York woman admits she lied about needles in Halloween candy. Plus: Classic clips from the archives, including “Lou Sings Macy Gray,” “Howard Cosell Rolls Over,” “Ashley Madison,” and “Nerds Who Don’t Drink.”

Ethan kicks off the show by complaining that his son Matt won’t share his friend Don with him, which sends Lou down a Casey Kasem–style nostalgia wormhole. Live & Local: Lou vents about attending a youth football game—not the game itself, but a clown on a motorcycle blasting music while dressed in full “tough guy” biker attire. Missed Headlines Round 1: A man enforces a no-teenagers rule on Halloween. A thief’s noticeable bulge turns out to be an actual power tool. And the question of the day: if you could eliminate one piece from Chex Mix, what would it be? Listeners discover the embarrassing jazz song the “tough guy” on the motorcycle was playing. Ethan channels Naughty by Nature during his Mascolo Overhead Doors read. Live & Local: Another New Haven pizza story sends Ethan into a tizzy. Lou debuts the first draft of the highly anticipated Swan Song. Hilarious comedian Ms. Pat joins the show to settle listener disputes ahead of the Season 3 premiere of her BET show, Ms. Pat Settles It. Missed Headlines Round 2: Drivers with sunroofs may be in for a shocking surprise. Scientists create artificial muscles for robots. And everyone hates daylight savings time—except Lou. Missed Headlines Round 3: A Florida teacher is accused of being high on cocaine at school and giving vapes to students. A psychologist reveals the tipping tricks bartenders use to get more money. And the Dodgers win the World Series in dramatic fashion. Plus: Classic clips from the archives, including “Dragon Nips” and “You Look Like Bobby Brown,” as well as micro-interviews with Sebastian Maniscalco and Tom Morello.

Opening Chat: The guys discuss their low-key Halloween plans, swap thoughts on the Halloween movies, and debate the most embarrassing cars a person could own — or destroy on purpose. Live & Local: Three people are arrested in a massive drug bust in New London. Lou tells the eerie story of America’s most haunted lighthouse — also in New London — and the crew decides Ethan deserves a full Viking funeral when his time comes. Halloween Feature: The boys share a chilling Halloween poem called “Go Away.” Missed Headlines Round 1: A Utah man drops a giant pumpkin on his Geo Metro. The guys ask: if you could erase one song from existence, what would it be? Lou doesn’t hesitate — it’s “Love Shack” by a mile. Also, a new six-pound phone case might be the ultimate cure for screen addiction. Halloween Storytime: The guys present “The Creepy Tale,” followed by Lou’s retelling of Connecticut’s haunted legends — The Road to Nowhere, The Jewett City Vampires, and The Black Dog of the Hanging Hills. Missed Headlines Round 2: Dictionary.com’s word of the year confuses everyone — “6-7?” A drunk man falls out a bar window, lands in a butcher’s yard, and starts eating sausages. Waymo, the self-driving car company, is accused of killing a cat. Haunted History: Lou dives into the terrifying true story of Connecticut’s “Murder Factory.” Matt Carey calls in with his new rules for coffee. Missed Headlines Round 3: A news anchor wins the lottery live on air. Ohio State’s mascot breaks a world record for his birthday. Police issue warnings about cannabis candy on Halloween night. Special Guest: Jen “The Zookeeper” joins the show live in-studio with some surprise furry friends. Plus: Classic micro-bits from the archives, including “The Jewish Felon,” “Ashley Madison,” “Prison Questions,” and “Dumps Like a Truck.”

Live & Local: Ethan issues a major alert for locals looking to avoid paying the state more money. The conversation takes a few unexpected turns and somehow ends up in Thornwood, NY. Live & Local: Dave shares a story from New Haven where yet another celebrity stopped in for a slice of pizza. Missed Headlines Round 1: A monkey escapes inside a Spirit Halloween store — and everyone sticks around to watch. A mom says her Tesla’s AI software got a little too flirtatious. Meanwhile, a police officer attends a virtual court hearing without wearing pants. Guest Interview: Ancient Aliens star Giorgio A. Tsoukalos joins the show for an extended chat ahead of his Ancient Aliens Live event at the Paramount Hudson Valley Theater in Peekskill, NY. The guys ask why no one seems to care that we’re living in the UFO disclosure age — and Giorgio’s answer is phenomenal. He also shares fascinating findings from engineers he’s collaborated with on Ancient Aliens. Weather Alert: I-95 Meteorologist Jack Drake is back on the “Doom Tracker” with a massive weather warning for the Greater Danbury area. Guest Interview: Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave joins the show ahead of his all-star jam at Foxwoods. Lou asks who plays the bajo sexto better — him or Zack de la Rocha? The guys also send birthday wishes to Tom’s mom, a lifelong activist who just turned 102 and has a long list of celebrity fans. Missed Headlines Round 2: A man is caught on camera burning Bob Ross Halloween decorations. Another man claims he’s discovered his “real voice” — but even Ethan, Lou, and Dave can’t figure out what he’s talking about. And social media is convinced Kevin James is secretly teaching middle school. Live & Local: Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves checks in just days before Election Day. Live & Local: Mayoral hopeful Emile Buzaid makes one final plea to Hat City voters before they head to the polls. Plus: Classic micro-interviews with Josh Todd (Buckcherry) and favorite bits from the archives, including “Fetal Pig Syndrome,” “Ethan Beheads Lou,” and “Subway Worker Who Hates Sandwiches.”

Guest Interview: Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave joins the show ahead of his all-star jam at Foxwoods. Lou asks who plays the bajo sexto better — him or Zack de la Rocha? The guys also send birthday wishes to Tom’s mom, a lifelong activist who just turned 102 and has a long list of celebrity fans.

Giorgio A. Tsoukalos from Ancient Aliens joins the show for an extended conversation ahead of his upcoming Ancient Aliens Live appearance at the Paramount Hudson Valley Theater in Peekskill, NY. The guys ask Giorgio why no one seems to care that we’re living in the age of UFO disclosure — and his answer is phenomenal. He also shares fascinating insights and discoveries from the engineers and experts he’s collaborated with on Ancient Aliens.

Live & Local: Brookfield is getting a brand-new restaurant and liquor store. Ethan and Dave take the opportunity to educate Lou about “The Paper Store,” a Brookfield staple. Lou’s reaction? “Wake me when they start selling Jim Beam.” Pop Culture Chat: The gang runs through a list of the greatest scream queens of all time. When Sigourney Weaver’s name comes up, the energy in the room shifts dramatically. Missed Headlines Round 1: A truck carrying aggressive monkeys crashes in Mississippi, scientists discover a new exoplanet capable of sustaining life, and a man gets arrested for smashing pumpkins—literally. Live & Local: There’s a heated backhoe dispute unfolding in Monroe, Connecticut. Lou has some unconventional ideas for how to settle it. Listener Mail: A Brookfield listener named “Diddle Me Timbers” is inviting strangers to his home to check out his haunted graveyard. Meanwhile, Buddo from Putnam Lake wants an update on Ethan’s wheelbarrow—purchased 13 years ago in two parts to save money and still unassembled. Missed Headlines Round 2: Can TikTok’s “Bird Theory” really predict the health of your relationship? A new household robot named NEO is hitting the market and promises to handle all your chores. The guys also break down a list of TV’s worst families of all time. Lou’s Studies: Lou reveals he’s been studying human manipulation tactics—what could possibly go wrong? Wardrobe Regrets: Lou starts complaining about the itchy Christmas sweater he wore to impress a visiting documentary film crew, instantly regretting his decision. Live & Local: A five-bedroom, five-bath home in New Rochelle is listed on Facebook Marketplace for just $12,000. Lou calls it the “deal of the century.” Pop Talk: Lou praises Demi Lovato’s beauty but is quickly reminded of one of her weaknesses—word comprehension. Experts claim aliens could make first contact today. Lou and his friend Matt are looking forward to their arrival. Plus: Classic micro-interviews with Brittany Brave, Sebastian Maniscalco (Bookie on HBO), David Koechner (The Office, Anchorman), and the return of the classic bit “Feminine Dryness Cure.”

Live & Local: Ethan warns about a rise in wildlife nesting inside car engines and shares that a neighborhood cat in New Fairfield has been stalking him. Missed Headlines Round 1: A modern-day Bonnie and Clyde broke into a restaurant and had sex, a woman set fire to her hookup’s house after he fell asleep, and a flight attendant accidentally deployed the plane’s emergency slide. Listener Challenge: The boys invite listeners to help finish Lou’s new “Swan Song.” Live & Local: A lucky Danbury resident just won $2 million in Mega Millions. Missed Headlines Round 2: The masked trio caught on video trying to break into a Virginia home turned out to be related to the victim. Kourtney Kardashian is now selling “private parts” lollipops, and Ohio lawmakers have ruled out civil rights protections for AI. TV Talk Tuesday: The guys review Task on HBO Max, Nobody Wants This Season 2 on Netflix, and The Chair Company on HBO. Missed Headlines Round 3: Possible cocaine was found in a Halloween candy bag in Pennsylvania, raising one big question—who’s trick-or-treating already? Jennifer Lawrence announces plans for a boob job, and Freddie Freeman hits a walk-off home run to end the second-longest game in World Series history. Plus: Classic micro-interviews with Sebastian Maniscalco (HBO’s Bookie), Josh Todd (Buckcherry), Carlos Mencia (Mind of Mencia), and Adam Ferrara (Rescue Me).

Ethan’s Announcement: Ethan revealed he’s taking another vacation—this time to perform with his high school buddy. The two will reunite for the SunUp Farewell Show in upstate New York, calling it their “swan song.” Lou’s Idea: Inspired, Lou says he’s always wanted to write an original song about swans that people could sing at the end of their lives. Live & Local: The Barnum & Bailey Circus is back and coming to Bridgeport—but this time, no animals. Meditate on that. Missed Headlines Round 1: The guys share the funniest NFL play-by-play call of the weekend, plus a viral bit where a man asks husbands at Costco how much they enjoy shopping with their wives (spoiler: not much). The boys also offer a surprisingly useful hack on how to make your carved pumpkin last longer. Sports Recap: The guys break down the Jets’ win and the Giants’ loss. Live & Local: A man plows into a convent and daycare center in Bridgeport. Lou calls it the worst possible motor vehicle accident scenario. Chick-fil-A also unveiled its new vending machines—which, naturally, don’t operate on Sundays. Missed Headlines Round 2: A skeleton strip show is causing outrage in a Florida neighborhood. Suzanne Somers’ husband is having an AI robot built to look like his late wife—unfortunately, it doesn’t. China is reportedly sending attractive women to spy on Silicon Valley tech bros. Music Moment: Lou actually wrote the swan song, and according to the guys, it’s a banger. Lou’s Obsession: Lou can’t stop overanalyzing things this morning, including John Fogerty’s unique singing style. Missed Headlines Round 3: Most Americans say they’ve had a paranormal experience. A weed-loving, bikini-clad influencer was busted in a major drug sting. Biohacker Bryan Johnson—the billionaire trying to live forever—is back with a new claim: he’s found a solution to remove microplastics from men’s sperm. Plus: Classic clips from the archives, including “Medium Rare or Medium Well,” “50 Dolla Bill,” “Lou’s Friend Wants to Beat Up Warren G,” and “Taint is Gaza.”

The boys kick off the show by reminiscing about the radio programs they grew up with, sharing their appreciation for both legendary national voices and beloved local personalities. They cover everyone from Stern to Opie & Anthony, Imus, Mike & The Mad Dog, Leslie Gold (The Radio Chick), Don & Mike, Ron & Fez, Ethan Carey, Pat Scully, Mary Scanlon, Eric Senich, and more. Live & Local: The update is in! What really happened on the 16th floor at Foxwoods? The police have released the details — and they’re hilariously unexpected. Missed Headlines – Round 1: Feeling stressed? Join the screaming club. What’s America’s favorite sandwich? It’s simple, delicious, and apparently 75% of Americans don’t know how to make it. Meanwhile, a beauty pageant contestant faces major humiliation onstage. Carlos Mencia: The comedian joins the guys for an extended, laugh-out-loud conversation — a 30-minute interview trimmed down to the best 20 minutes. Lou asks Carlos what his opening line would be if he had to roast his 18-year-old self, leading to one of the funniest and most honest moments ever on the I-95 Morning Show. Carlos also sets the record straight about his love for fajitas and why stereotypes don’t bother him in the slightest. Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves: The Mayor calls in live from the Amber Room as Election Day draws near. He addresses the online rumors surrounding the Republican campaign headquarters being shot up. Lou asks how involved the Mayor wants to be in the upcoming live stage show, Morning Show After Dark, coming this February — and the Mayor says he wants all the smoke. Also joining from the Amber Room is “Amber Room Doug,” giving Lou another opportunity to roast Doug’s perpetually sleepy face. The guys now want Doug to appear in the stage show as “Guy on the Couch.” Emile Buzaid: The Republican mayoral hopeful checks in just days after reports surfaced online that his campaign headquarters had been struck by gunfire. Plus: Classic clips from the I-95 archives, including mini-interviews with Michael McDonald (Doobie Brothers), Tony Dorsett (NFL Hall of Famer – Dallas Cowboys), and Adam Ferrara (Rescue Me). Rounding out the show are fan-favorite Ethan, Lou & Dave vault bits like “Intolerable Hellscape” and “Olaf Heel Turn.”