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From clearing up any misconception on mandatory recycling and landfills to a reassessment on property taxes in a few NJ towns, this morning was filled with topics that can potentially affect your wallet if you are living in the Garden State.

This morning was fueled by much discussion surrounding religious and political indignation.

The week started off with a blend of light, fun and a bit of seriousness. We discussed the ban on food trucks in Seaside Park, teaching distracted driving, and police officer’s subject to ‘grace’ on ticket quotas.

Another great show this morning with a blend of scandal and laughter. New York Times best selling author, Roger Stone vehemently denies being the source for National Enquirer's story on Ted Cruz's alleged premarital affair. We even had Sopranos actor, Al Sapienza call in praising the Garden State Film Festival. On top of all that, we had Brandon T. Jackson in studio for more laughs.

Today's show featured more battles over those "third rail" topics in NJ. We had callers on both sides of the fence on the PennEast pipeline project calling in, as well as my rant on an outrageous statement made by Senator Cory Booker.

We kicked off the morning show with much discussion surrounding Jersey politics. From Heidi Cruz canceling tomorrow’s phone interview, to Mayor Don Guardian taking a scene out of Dumb and Dumber.

We are back from Easter break talking about some serious issues around the Garden State. There's a lot going on, including how to save Atlantic City, to the raising the minimum wage in New Jersey. We also briefly discussed Margaret Cho's controversial performance this weekend at the Stress Factory...

Bill Spadea wrapped up the week by showing his anger for the Brussels attacks and celebrating a very special #BlueFriday nominee.

We discussed a wide-range of stories including the "third rail" type of story regarding the debate over Wyckoff's police chief, who recently stepped down, over an email he wrote regarding racial profiling.

A lot of serious topics surrounded this morning’s show. From keeping our homeland safe, to standing up for a Jersey comedian who is facing prison time for a toy gun, and we even discussed the difficult issue of child custody.