Recently, I was digging around in the I-95 archives and found our old interview with Joan. At the time, I was living in New Milford, doing the radio show in the morning and Stand-up comedy on the weekends. Having Joan on the I-95 Morning Show was a treat then and even better now.
Look, nothing is free, I get it, I live in this state. Every single one of us, is one more new tax or traffic jam away from moving to Florida (Florida you say?) But, while we're here we might as well take advantage of these free programs that have been created, by taking our hard-earned money and spending it in unnecessary manners.
CT's Steph Matto first entered the world-stage, on the hit reality TV show 90 Day Fiance but was not finished with her 15-minutes of fame when her time on the show was over. Afterwards, she parlayed that notoriety into social media fame. Matto used her platform to jar, and sell her own farts.
We thought this was a situation that warranted an appearance from New Milford Police Chief Spencer Cerruto, on the Ethan and Lou Show. The Chief joined us on Thursday and was underlining his earlier points in the press, and reminding the public, the rules are not hard to follow, saying:
The story rocked the public in Connecticut and Massachusetts back in 2016 when Hartford's Amador Medina was accused of stealing human remains from a Worcester, MA cemetery.