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It takes a Jersey girl, or in this case, a transgender woman, to not only have the bravery to come out on national television, but to drop the F-bomb as well!

We had a studio full of Trevelise men on Thursday night! Check out how the Trevelises celebrated Take Your Child to Work Day.

Gary U.S. Bonds, probably best known for his hit "Quarter to Three," tells a hysterical story about Bruce Springsteen that you have to hear to believe!

Steve does not subscribed to the belief of "my vote doesn't matter," and neither should you. Find out what Steve told his callers about getting out to vote now.

Transgender comedian Julia Scotti joined me in studio to discuss the recent passing of the North Carolina law that requires people to use the bathroom of the sex they were born as.

Vice President Biden thinks Springsteen would be a good candidate for "The Boss" of the U.S. Do you?

Following the loss of detective Matt Kurtz, Eric Potts discusses the pattern of suicide among those in the force.

Trev's opinion, is that Bruce said it best: "we learned more from a 3-minute record, baby, than we ever learned in school." What did rock music mean to you? Check out some of our most creative answers now.

Listen as Steve Trevelise catches up with one of the legendary musicians of the Jersey Shore, Bobby Bandiera.

Is rock dead? That's the question that Steve Trevelise posed to NJ comedian Jim Florentine and Double Down, host of the "Saturday Night Slaughterhouse."