The show opens with Adam explaining how his Equinox gym membership was nearly thwarted by the world’s other four “Adam Carollas” and watching the Jake Paul/Mike Tyson fight at Jimmy Kimmel’s house. Then, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about the U.S. Department of Defense failing its seventh consecutive audit, NYC politicians calling on Whoopi Goldberg to apologize for saying a bakery denied her order over politics, Mike Tyson’s belief he “shouldn’t even be here” because of AIDS, and Disney removing a cartoon episode about a transgender character. Next, actor/comedian Jim O’Heir joins the show to discuss a dessert so good that he’d fly to Texas for it, Adam’s hatred of War’s Low Rider, learning about stand-up on the set of “Road Hard”, his journey from radio DJ to Second City to a career in acting, and his new book “Welcome to Pawnee: Stories of Friendship, Waffles and Parks and Recreation.” Finally, actor Tim Matheson stops by to talk about Animal House, being the original voice of Johnny Quest, working with Lucille Ball, buying his first house in L.A., and sleeping with four women in one day (including the late Kirstie Alley).

Comedian Angelo Tsarouchas returns to the show and they open by talking about the time Angelo lost a “high stakes” wrestling match with a large woman, his recent seat-reclining related altercation on a flight, and Bill Maher telling a Kamala jokes that was suspiciously close to something Adam posted. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about Whoopi Goldberg saying she “likes to be eaten from time to time” on The View, Denzel Washington saying that him kissing another man was cut out of Gladiator 2, Mark Zuckerberg dropping a single with T-Pain, Joe Rogan listing the Harris campaign’s requirements for appearing on his podcast, and satire publication The Onion buying Alex Jones’ Infowars at auction with Sandy Hook families’ backing. Then, Dr. Mark Hyman joins the show to talk about the selection of foods that make up an ideal diet, the dangers of refined seed oils, the “illness industrial complex”, the forces that are profiting off of making people sick, and the propaganda that is used to convince people to eat poorly.

Comedian Josh Wolf returns to the show and they open by talking about how Election Day is too close to Thanksgiving, the burden of going to a college with a big sports program, whether or not you should tip a prostitute, the programming choices for Sirius XM’s 1st Wave channel, and the perfect offensive to funny ratio when doing edgy jokes. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about Martha Stewart pushing away Drew Barrymore during touchy interview, the Kansas City homes of NFL stars Patrick Mahomes & Travis Kelce being burglarized, a YouTuber missing the fine print on the $39K home he bought on Amazon, and Betsy DeVos joining Trump’s call to 'disband' the Department of Education. Then, actor Lou Diamond Phillips makes his first ACS appearance since 2013. They talk about Lou’s new movie “Get Fast”, people trying to talk him out of a career in acting, how he’s managed to work 40 years without any real lulls, being too brown for Brat Pack membership, and he recreates one of his famous lines from “Stand and Deliver.”

Kyle Dunnigan returns to the show and they open by discussing Adam’s ongoing battle against pepperoni pizza and why Laken Riley’s accused killer should get the death penalty. Then, they test Byron’s knowledge of American history, “Donald Trump” reacts to some critical clips of him, and “Sly Stallone” auditions for a commercial. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller joins to read the news including stories about Costco recalling 80k pounds of butter because the label didn’t mention that it contained milk, the Washington Post releasing an article about how to immigrate to other countries in response to the election results, Dwayne Johnson admitting to peeing in bottles on set and being late to filming, and a Catholic woman who was fired for refusing the COVID vaccine winning a $12M settlement. Finally, from The Office, Brian Baumgartner (Kevin) and Ben Silverman (executive producer) stop by to talk about the ever-changing audience of The Office, how writing & performing comedy is much harder than drama, and their new holiday book “The Night Before Christmas at Dunder Mifflin.

Comedian Greg Fitzsimmons returns and they open by talking about the accident that took out his brand-new Mustang, the irony of the NFL using their “End Racism” end zones during a game in Germany, how Greg settled a recent airplane altercation, and the audience reaction to some of his new religious material. They also discuss Greg’s “airjack” protocol and why he and all his friends took home the centerpieces from the AVN Awards. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about a FEMA official who was fired for allegedly telling workers to avoid Florida homes with Trump signs, Mattel mistakenly printing a porn site on Wicked movie doll boxes, a journalist responding to Martha Stewart saying she was dead now, and New York City ending a voucher program that allowed migrant families to buy their own food. Then, jiu-jitsu legend Rickson Gracie joins to talk about his long career in mixed martial arts, how the Gracie family were always open to an invitation to fight, how important controlled breath is while fighting, and his new book “Comfort in Darkness: The Invisible Power of Jiu-Jitsu.”

Comedian Ben Bailey returns to the show to talk, with Adam and Jodi Miller, about his many years doing Cash Cab, how lawyers are the only profession that everyone can hate, Jodi’s childhood safe deposit box, how dumb people don’t know they’re dumb, and a letter Adam received after a recent stand-up set. Next, Jodi Miller reads the news including stories about the world’s 10 richest people got a record $64 billion richer from Trump’s reelection and how the new Los Angeles DA Nathan Hochum says The Menendez Brothers case is high priority. Then, comedian Kira Soltanovich joins the show to talk about working on a gameshow with Jay Leno during Covid, what people really use diaper changing tables & breastfeeding pods for, almost dying in a self-cleaning public toilet in France, writing for Joan Rivers, and her zero-tolerance policy when she sees other kids bullying her children.

Adam welcomes comedian/writer/director Mike Young to the show for the first time and they open the show by discussing his new movie “Stealing Jokes”, Adam’s odyssey while trying to vote, Jewish boxers, and Mayhem Miller’s introduction to the Carolla studio bathroom etiquette. Next, Jason reads the news including stories about Nathan Hochman ousting George Gascón as LA County DA, Tom Hanks going on a NSFW rant about movie critics, Jake Tapper’s viral reaction to Kamala Harris failing to outperform Biden in a single state, and Kamala Harris being accused by other Dems of picking the wrong running mate. Then, Adam is joined by the hosts of the Triggernometry Podcast, Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster. They talk about Trump winning the election, Konstantin’s Substack post “10 Reasons You Didn't See This Coming” about the Trump win, the media's portrayal of Kamala Harris as an example of how public perception can be manipulated, and the role of pragmatism in shaping future elections.

The show opens with Adam talking to Jason “Mayhem” Miller about “octagons inside of safe spaces” and vice-versa. Then, Dennis Prager returns to talk about how the pursuit of truth and courage are synonymous, and the feminization of America. They also react to a video of a Texas woman who says she doesn’t “feel safe” in the state and a video of Buffalo Bills security telling a man that he can’t wear a Trump t-shirt. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller returns to read the news including stories about Kristin Cavallari getting a text from Britney Spears after claiming Britney had been cloned, the New York Times admitting ‘woke’ ideology is losing its ‘grip on the country’, a Peruvian soccer player dying after being struck by lightning, and a nonprofit accusing UC Berkeley of biased research that downplays damage of California’s $20 minimum wage.

Adam welcomes political commentator Dave Rubin back to the show, as they discuss the hidden consequences of the platitude "getting a seat at the table," the glorious differences between living in Florida versus California, how the state of the country is the current administration's responsibility, Obama turning into a race hustler, the potential of the current media grift continuing under Kamala Harris, and how if we don't swing the country this election it will continue down a troubling road. Then, Jason “Mayhem” Miller joins to read the news including stories about the capture & euthanization of Peanut the Squirrel, a huge swing in the election betting market in favor of Kamala, RFK Jr. vowing to take fluoride out of drinking water if Trump wins, and a female student in Iran arrested for protesting by stripping down to her underwear.

Comedian Craig Shoemaker returns to the show and they open by talking about why people today are “poorwashing”, why bikers & surfers insist on wearing all black, and compare their fathers parenting styles. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about a dying husband attempting to kill his wife twice because he didn’t want to leave her alone, a woman was fired for returning from maternity leave pregnant again, and Russia fining Google two undecillion rubles for blocking pro-Russian channels on YouTube. Then, journalist & author Glenn Greenwald joins the show to talk about the fight to keep the internet free, how most disinformation comes from the corporate media, Jeff Bezos’ decision for the Washington Post not to endorse presidential candidates, and his coverage of the Hunter Biden laptop story.

The infamous Andy Dick returns for a revealing 1-on-1. They talk about Andy’s sobriety, his bisexuality, growing up with an absentee dad, finding his biological parents, his decreased libido, and going to Diddy parties. Then, they discuss Andy’s time on The Ben Stiller Show, what Andy does for income in 2024, why Jon Lovitz blames Andy for the death of Phil Hartman, and Joe Rogan’s anti-marijuana stance on the set of NewsRadio.

Sam Tripoli returns to the show and they open by talking about the sad news of Adam’s father passing away, his father’s interests (or lack thereof), what parts of Adam came from his dad, his parents “greatest hits”, and how Adam wants to be remembered when his time comes. Next, Adam introduces his idea of the “Replay Gimp” and Mayhem Miller reads the news including stories about Gisele Bundchen announcing she’s pregnant, Jeff Bezos defending Washington Post’s decision to stop presidential endorsements, and Carlos Mencia mooning a rude couple at a stand-up show. Then, Susan Olsen, who played Cindy on The Brady Bunch, joins the show to talk about what it’s like being a part of a cultural phenomenon, when she found out that Robert Reed was gay, and why Eve Plumb was “the bitterest Brady.”

The show opens with Adam talking to Jason “Mayhem” Miller about once again getting flipped off on the freeway, the glorious end to Mike August’s “Brisket Quest”, and AOC & Tim Walz’s reaction to Tony Hinchcliffe’s appearance at a Donald Trump rally. Next, comedian Bret Ernst returns to the show to talk about his new special, Uncaged. They also discuss how songs about being in a band tend to be good, while songs about evil women are always bad. Then, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about how Burlington, Vermont leadership is now calling for more officers after admitting that defunding the police was a mistake, towns setting an age limit on trick-or-treaters, and Philadelphia’s D.A. suing Elon Musk to stop his million dollar giveaway. Finally, Mark Farner from Grand Funk Railroad joins the show to talk about his new solo album, why GFR isn’t in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, what it’s like hearing covers of his songs, opening for Led Zeppelin, his songwriting process, and the potential of a GFR reunion.

Tim Pool returns to the show and they open by talking about the “apple, orange & tangerine” that are Trump/Biden/Harris, CNN’s Town Hall with Kamala, how California is five years ahead of the rest of the country and why we should be afraid of that, the story from last month that alleged Tim received money from Russia via a U.S. media company, and responds to the rumors that his show will be taking a break. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller joins to read the news including stories about a doctor who admitted she deliberately withheld publication of a $10 million taxpayer-funded study on the effect of puberty blockers on children, the announcement that Denny’s will close over 150 locations, and an airport in New Zealand putting a 3-minute time limit on hugs in the drop-off zone. Then, interior design influencer Bilal Rehman visits to talk about how he found his voice online, terrazzo flooring, Adam’s decision to paint his appliances, the tile choices by Britney Spears & the U.N., why all signage in a house is tacky, why not to take home furniture that was left on the street, and why design trends are completely banned in his studio.

Kyle Dunnigan returns and the show starts with Adam talking about going to the Lakers season opener to watch LeBron & Bronny James take the court together for the first time, and an angry cyclist harassing a driver in Utah. Then, “Donald Trump” responds to criticism, from former McDonald’s employees, about his afternoon working the fryer, Kyle talks about his history as a breakdancer and they argue about what “the most ‘80s movie” is. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about the historic Lakers game (which leads to Adam describing his failed attempt to talk to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar), and former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO posting a $10M bond following sex trafficking arrest. Finally, rapper G-Eazy makes his first ACS appearance and talks about growing up in Oakland, getting started in music, his hip-hop influences, why Minneapolis is his favorite city to perform in, and moving from L.A. to New York.

Comedian Ryan Long returns to the show to talk about his new special “Problem Solved.” They also discuss Adam’s trip to Las Vegas to see Eagles at the Sphere, brash vs. brazen, revisit Gillette's “toxic masculinity” Super Bowl commercial, and Adam lays down some seat reclining rules for Uber drivers. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about Donald Trump “working” at a McDonald’s, a car insurance scam thwarted by a dash cam, a judge suspended because of his TikTok lip-synching, and a snowboarder who was running a violent cocaine ring. Then, the Nemeth Brothers join the show to talk about how their truck driver dad got them into wrestling, how their high school’s wrestling practice was tougher than anything they did in the WWE, what it was like wrestling in front of empty rooms during Covid, and the tragic demise of parody movies like Kentucky Fried Movie.

Author, orator & entrepreneur Scott Galloway stops by to talk with Adam about financial literacy, how anyone who tells you to “follow your passion” is probably already rich, why men who do something physical for work tend to have better mental health, how the education system is biased against boys, and why men should always pay on dates. Scott also lists the top three qualities women find attractive in men, why boys struggle so much more in single-parent households, and the goals behind his large financial donations to UCLA & UC Berkeley. Then, Jason “Mayhem” Miller joins the show to read the news including stories about pets in China earning money by “working” in cafes, Elon Musk suing the California Coastal Commision after they denied him clearance to launch more rockets, and a TikTokker who filmed herself tearing down Greek flags outside a NJ restaurant after confusing them for Israeli flags.

8x World Champion professional wrestler Chris Jericho returns to the show to talk about his new movie, Terrifier 3. They also discuss Chris’ reaction to the new Vince McMahon documentary, working with the late-great Rowdy Roddy Piper, wrestling during “The Attitude Era”, playing with his band, Fozzy, and his Rock 'N' Wrestling Rager at Sea cruises. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about Kanye West allegedly telling his wife that he wanted to sleep with her mom, Diddy being accused of raping a woman with a TV remote, and a pair of panda bears being sent from China to the U.S. National Zoo. Then, celebrity psychic medium Jonathan Mark stops by to talk about working on the Gabby Petito case with the FBI, what he sees when connecting with someone who has passed away, and the recent trend of men being more active in seeking help from mediums.

The great Danny Trejo returns and the show opens with Adam asking Danny to weigh in on the corn vs. flour tortilla taco debate, and his partnership with Del Taco. Then, they discuss what really happened during an altercation Danny was involved in at a 4th of July parade. They also talk about his turbulent upbringing and how it prepared him to help others through his public speaking, the opening a Trejo’s Tacos in London, finding his entrepreneurial spirit later in life, and how Michael Mann confusing him with his cousin Gilbert, inspired his name in the movie Heat. Next, Dawson joins the show to read the news including stories about Jay Z’s lawyer giving Piers Morgan a “legal ultimatum” after a guest compared him to P. Diddy, the announcement that Kamala Harris will sit down with Bret Baier for her first formal interview on Fox News, and Rotten Tomatoes ranking L.A. Confidential as the best movie of all-time. Finally, racing legend Tony Stewart returns to the show to talk about his move to NHRA racing, F1 in America, how all the technological aids on race cars are hurting the “craft” of driving, and the current state of drag racing.

Adam opens the show by sharing some stories of recent travels with Jason “Mayhem” Miller, including an early morning knock from security at the hotel door. Then they break down the potential discomfort of sign language interpreters, the attitude of CLEAR Employees, as well as the subterfuge of Adam’s daughter in making a Lakers season opener ticket request. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller updates Adam on the news, including an irate sheriff calling for backup when a Burger King messes up their order, a Florida resident known as “Lieutenant Dan” recounting riding out Hurricane Milton on his sailboat, a new class of millionaires in blue collar positions from plumbers to HVAC experts, how billionaires are backing a new “Anti-Woke” university in Texas, and how a top Oregon official was put on leave for allegedly prioritizing “qualified” job candidates over “gender identity.” Finally, Adam welcomes author & political operative Elizabeth Pipko to the show, as they discuss her background being a model, how term limits could fix some of the shallow political marketing for votes, how her father had a “russian personality,”and the heightened expectations from her concert pianist mother.

Chef Andrew Gruel returns to the show and they open with Chef weighing-in on some food “bests”, including best pizza topping, the best fish & how to cook it, and the best salad. He also explains why to never order a strip steak at a restaurant, shares in Adam’s love of deviled eggs and talks about how restaurants are handling skyrocketing food prices. Then, Adam is joined by comedian Chaunte Wayans to talk about her new movie, “Advanced Chemistry”, the fate of the Menendez brothers, disciplining kids and why self-driving cars might not be such a good idea.

Dr. Drew returns to the show and they open by discussing a list of nutrition myths taught for years that have now been debunked. Next, Dawson joins to read the news including stories about a Mexican mayor being found decapitated just six days into his regime, a northern California retirement community being torn apart by politics, and a new exercise pill that mimics the effects of running a marathon without the effort. Then, musician & entrepreneur Shavo Odadjian joins the show and they talk about how System of a Down started, his new band “Seven Hours After Violet”, and his new lifestyle brand “22 Red.”

Ben Gleib returns to the show and they open with Adam talking about why he loves Jewish people, getting a facial in Wyoming, and how we hold comedy movies from our teenage years on a pedestal. Then, they talk about the BBQ spread at Adam Ray’s show at the Comedy Store, why to date models instead of spokesmodels, and how Ben’s parents once gave him a $10/day spending cap. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about a new hypersonic commercial jet that could reach speeds of up to 3,600 mph, the controversy being caused by the world-premiere of Alec Baldwin’s film “Rust”, influencer Jack Doherty totaling his McLaren, and the Milwaukee Brewers owner stealing sand from a beach in Malibu. Finally, Ed Calderon joins the show to talk about how Mexico is going “woke”, the truth about what’s going on at the southern border, how the cartel chooses people to human traffic, and why the Mexican government/cartels would prefer Kamala Harris be elected.

Comedian Michael Yo returns to the show and is joined by his opener, Rudy Pavich, on the news. The show opens with Adam discussing his travel woes on the way to Wyoming last weekend, why horses should never get to taste apples, and the varying quality of his post-show pizzas in Provo, UT. Next, Rudy Pavich reads the news including stories about Keanu Reeves making his professional racing debut at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, a good samaritan getting hit by a car trying to help a lizard in the road, and a video clip resurfacing of P. Diddy telling Justin Bieber not to talk about the things they do together. Then, they talk about the trend of politicians “down rounding” their upbringings and the tendency of the mainstream media to play along.

Comedian Jay Pharoah visits to talk about his new standup special, “Jared”, as well as the “coochification” of America, how he started doing impressions and getting detained by LAPD. He also discusses the ongoing P. Diddy situation, his dealings with the powerful people of Hollywood, and how his Obama impression led to him auditioning for SNL. Then, actor Damian Lewis joins the show to talk about playing twins in his new movie, “The Radleys”, the various weird jobs he had before acting, singing with Huey Lewis and how being interesting is maybe even more important than training, when it comes to being a successful actor.

Dana Gould returns to the show and they open by discussing “model ex-president” Jimmy Carter, suicide pods, Pedif Isle, and a few terrible ‘70s movies. Then, they talk about the process of Adam preparing for & recording a clean comedy set for Dry Bar. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about a P. Diddy sex tape with an A-list star being “shopped around”, Frankie Valli announcing that no one is forcing him to perform after his viral lip-synch fail, Don Johnson sharing his secret for staying handsome, and a UK court sentencing climate activists who threw soup on a Van Gogh painting. Then, author & former Levi’s executive, Jennifer Sey, joins the show to talk about being pushed out of Levi Strauss & Co. for her stance against Covid closures and how that led to her starting her own clothing brand XX-XY Athletics.

MMA star Israel Adesanya joins the show and they open by talking about how Adam won $10k betting on one of his fights, his path back to the UFC middleweight title, fighting Dricus Du Plessis, and optimizing his training diet. Then, they talk about the size of UFC purses, a man challenging him to a street fight in New Zealand, why Izzy would be a good race car driver, and how he chose a career in fighting over one in dancing. Next, comedian Rob Schneider returns to the show to talk about his new book, “You Can Do It! Speak Your Mind, America”, what it was like to produce a movie during the pandemic, and people with “Trump Derangement Syndrome.” Then, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about NYC Mayor Eric Adams announcing that he will not resign, P. Diddy being held in the same dorm-style jail cell as crypto-fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried, police in Long Beach reporting four stabbings during a 9-hour period over the weekend, and an 18-year old filing a lawsuit to stop the sale of Shohei Ohtani’s 50/50 ball after he claims it was stolen from him during the scrum.

Deaf Frat Guy calls in to ask Adam & Jason “Mayhem” Miller if jet skis, swiss army knives, and anal intercourse are “JV or All Balls.” Then he sticks around to play a very special deaf movie-frat movie edition of the Rotten Tomatoes game. Next, former LAPD detective Tim Pearce joins the show to talk about his years working the gang unit in Watts, the tragic shooting that his wife was involved in, and his “Accuracy Under Fire” training tool (which they test on Mayhem Miller).

Comedian Dustin Ybarra returns to the show and they open by talking about how the phrase “the meek shall inherit the earth” is coming true, the meals rich guys in movies eat, and cranial specialists. Then they watch a cringey video posted by Jason Mewes about dropping his kid off at daycare, and they give Dustin a new nickname & accompanying comedy persona. Next, Joe Praino reads the news including stories about the Menendez brothers being upset about their portrayal in the new FX show about them, plus Kim Kardashian visiting the prison they’re being held in, and a viral video of Jerry Jones talking to Jamie Foxx about a player's “measurables.” Finally, comedian Monique Marvez makes her first appearance on ACS and talks about defiling a local pedestrian tunnel, the filming & response to her Dry Bar comedy special, and how she handled her first husband cheating on her.

Erica Rhodes returns to the show and they open by talking about the difference between lather & slather, Ellen DeGeneres’ new stand-up special, how Greta Thunberg is the new Jane Fonda, and the car-focused internet trolls on bringatrailer.com Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about Brett Favre revealing he has Parkinson’s during a congressional hearing, hot people complaining about the “horrible experience” of being good looking, the Journey frontman giving fans a chance to vote him out of the band after a bad performance in Rio, and Japanese scientists claiming that they have invented a machine that can record & replay your dreams. Then, after being inspired by a voicemail, they listen to some “Pure Retro Rockin’ Rock” and talk about the process of producing a sketch for “The Man Show.”

Orny Adams returns and the show opens with him & Adam discussing which one of them is more self-absorbed, some of the things coming out about P. Diddy, whether or not one should feel bad about using a “fast-pass” to skip lines, and why ALL women are heroes. Next, Dawson joins to read the news including stories about Joe Biden blatantly ignoring directions from his staff, a Florida deputy sheriff being arrested & fired after accidentally shooting his girlfriend, Eric Stonestreet saying he was hurt when a Mitch & Cam “Modern Family” spinoff was rejected, and the U.S. Commerce Department proposing a ban on smart cars with Chinese or Russian tech. Then, they talk about the Pope refusing to endorse either Trump or Kamala, how Adam’s broken cold-tub isn’t keeping him gruntled and if there’s trouble in the Taylor Swift/Travis Kelce relationship.

Sam Tripoli returns to the show and they open with Adam telling him about his recent travel adventures, including almost getting hit by a train while driving a rented Masterati in San Jose. Then, they discuss so-called undecided voters, Kamala tossing a word salad on Oprah, and what is going to come from P. Diddy’s arrest. Next, Dawson joins to read the news including stories about P. Diddy’s lawyer assuring people he is not suicidal, a rise in gun ownership by Democrats, members of Hezbollah being killed by exploding pagers, and Pharell saying he’s “annoyed” by celebrity politcal endorsements. Then, actor Frank Grillo joins the show to talk about his new film “Long Gone Heroes”, working with James Gunn, achieving success later in life, taking testosterone, and how Sylvester Stallone stays motivated.

Comedian James Adomian visits for the first time and they open the show by talking about whether doing impressions is a learned or god-given talent, how Adam’s “hyper-vigilance” manifests itself, and the announcement of a new movie about the Whittington Brothers. Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about Sean “P. Diddy” Combs being arrested and charged with sex trafficking, Chipotle’s new “Autocado” guacamole robot, and an Australian airline passenger being ordered to pay thousands of dollars in fuel costs after his bad behavior caused a flight to be diverted. Then, actor/DJ/musician Kristian Nairn joins the show to talk about his famous role as Hodor on Game of Thrones, shooting the show in his hometown of Belfast, the pros & cons of being 6’10”, and his new book “Beyond the Throne: Epic Journeys, Enduring Friendships, and Surprising Tales.”

Dave Dameshek makes his triumphant return to ACS and the show opens with them discussing failed TV doppelgangers, how the Ferrare-Delorean family left money on the table, Goobers vs. Raisinets and a recent road rage incident that Adam was involved in. Next, actor Emile Hirsch stops by to talk about his new movie, “Dead Money”, playing high-stakes poker, growing up in Topanga, and filming at the Playboy Mansion. Then they talk about movies that were inspired by coming up with a title first, Adam’s love of “Speed Racer”, and how he started painting portraits of card players to pay for his poker habit. Finally, Joe Praino reads the news including stories about Jane’s Addiction canceling the rest of their tour after Perry Farrell attacked Dave Navarro onstage, and the death of Tito Jackson.

Comedian Gary Cannon makes his first visit to ACS and the show opens with him telling Adam about the ins and outs of doing audience warmup for networks sitcoms. Then, Adam talks about how the evolution of Selling Sunset mirrors that of society, Dave Grohl’s new out of wedlock baby, and airplane neck pillows. Next, Leah Knauer reads the news including stories about Jon Bon Jovi helping to save a woman from a Nashville bridge, a jogger in Malaysia getting attacked by a gang of angry otters, a NYPD officer winning a $175k settlement after being punished for refusing to honor PBA “courtesy cards”, and a Texas man being sentenced to 3 years in jail for kicking a cat. Then, film producer Douglas Urbanski joins the show to talk about how he went from hosting conservative talk-radio to making movies, shooting “Slow Horses” in England during the Covid-19 pandemic, and working with Gary Oldman.

Jiaoying Summers returns to the show and opens by talking about her plan to dump her boyfriend and being bipolar. Jiaoying, Adam and Jason “Mayhem” Miller also discuss whether or not body count matters, doing hot yoga, and Gwyneth Paltrow “embracing her power.” Next, Jason “Mayhem” Miller reads the news including stories about why Asian people don’t have body odor, a firefighter in Chile accused of starting a deadly forest fire so he could be a hero, 1 in 4 millennials or Gen Zers saying they won’t have kids due to finances, and a NYC club banning cellphones to get more people on the dance floor. Then, they wrap the show by talking about Adam’s devious plan to fix the homeless & cyclist problems on PCH and a possible “lost” Rembrandt painting being found in a Maine attic.

Journalist and political commentator Bill O’Reilly returns to the show to talk about his new book, “Confronting the Presidents: No Spin Assessments from Washington to Biden.” Bill opens the show by explaining why he has “no time for nice” and why Joe Biden is the second worst president in American history. Next, Bill and Adam discuss why the “legacy media” seems to wholly support the Democratic Party. Then, they watch and breakdown a few moments from Tuesday’s presidential debate moderated by ABC. The show wraps with Bill revealing who, in his opinion, was the best president in U.S. history and lists some of the other greats.

Greg Fitzsimmons returns for his 100th ACS appearance to talk about his new special, “You Know Me.” He and Adam also talk about an especially creepy commercial from the 1970’s, Andre Agassi’s fight against baldness, and the death of Adam’s doppelgänger, Ed Kranepool. Next, Joe Praino reads the news including stories about the bodycam footage of Tyreek Hill’s detainment, the wife of a California inmate winning at $5.6 million settlement after being strip searched, the sales of dog strollers outpacing baby strollers in South Korea, Chester Bennington’s son calling out Linkin Park for replacing his dad, and a new report on China’s role in the American fentanyl crisis. Then, comedian Connie Wang joins the show to talk about her special, “Canadian Famous”, her transition from acting to stand up, and her favorite late night Jimmy.

The show opens with comedian Gareth Reynolds making his first ACS visit. They talk about the record-breaking heat wave in Los Angeles and the growing epidemic of “street takeovers.” Next, Joe Praino reads the news including stories about Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill being detained by police on his way to yesterday’s game, a Washington Commanders VP being fired for comments about the NFL captured on-camera during a fake date and Elon Musk pacing to become the world’s first trillionaire in 2027. Then, Gareth talks about his days working as a costumed performer for kid’s parties and Adam shares his experience auditioning for the same gig. They wrap the show by talking about the lack of success for Malibu Pier fishermen and Gareth’s most memorable subject from his podcast, The Dollop.

German comedian & YouTuber Mario Adrion makes his first visit to the show and they open by discussing the two distinctly different kinds of Germans and the efficiency of German engineering from battleships to Porsches. Next, they discuss how Mario passed on a career as an engineer and instead moved to Harlem at 19 to be a model. Mario also talks about the struggles of being good looking in comedy and how he was regularly sexually assaulted while modeling. Then, Mayhem Miller reads the news including stories about an alleged Taylor Swift/Travis Kelce “relationship contract” being leaked online including breakup date, viral Australian breakdancer Raygun apologizes to the breaker community for any backlash her Olympic appearance caused them, the blatant political bias of Amazon’s Alexa, and some schools banning mirrors, all-black outfits & Crocs.

The show opens with Adam telling Dawson & Deaf Frat Guy about his run-in with a rattlesnake on PCH last night. Then, Adam reveals some surprising names who he recently found out claim to be big fans of his, listen to another song that can be filed under Statutory Rape Rock, and play another round of “JV or All Balls.” Next, Dawson reads the news including stories about whether or not Hugh Jackman used steroids to get in shape for Deadpool & Wolverine and parental stress being deemed a serious public health issue according to the U.S. Surgeon General. Finally, Matt Walsh & Justin Folk join the show to talk about their new documentary “Am I Racist?”, how the left exploits people who are just trying to be polite, and whether or not November’s election will mark the end of “wokeness.”

Adam is joined by Kyle Dunnigan and the show opens with a discussion about why certain things become trendy including ripped jeans, sun-dried tomatoes on pizza and defending Ringo Starr’s drumming skills. Next, Kyle brings some celebs to the show to talk about a variety of topics, such as Sylvester Stallone on his singing in Rhinestone, RFK Jr. on his many adventures with animals, and Bill Maher on his “love” of Adam’s comedy. Then, Joe Praino joins to talk some news including stories about a street performer arrested for blowing bubbles in San Diego, a 49ers wide receiver shot during a botched robbery in San Francisco, the first arrest following a new law banning face masks in Long Island and multi-millionaires in Britain fleeing the country to avoid an increased capital gains tax. They wrap the show by talking about Adam’s dad getting drugged to sleep by his nurse and Kyle’s mom needing to always know more than him.

Adam welcomes actor Jon Voight for a very special 1-on-1 to discuss his new film, Reagan, and his legendary acting career. They talk about how he decided to be an actor while in college, his childhood appreciation for Sid Caesar, what it was like growing up in Yonkers, NY and losing his father in a fatal car accident. Next, Jon talks about Dr. Ben Carson’s book The Perilous Fight and the predictions of Yuri Bezmenov in the ‘80s, which he discovered while researching his role in Reagan. Then they discuss how Jon navigates a career in Hollywood despite his political leanings.

The show opens with comedian & internet sensation, Scott Seiss, making his first ACS visit. They talk about Scott’s time working at IKEA and how it inspired his popular TikTok series, Angry Retail Guy, and his new book “The Customer Is Always Wrong: An Unhinged Guide to Everything That Sucks About Work.” Next, Dawson joins the show to read the news including stories about how the cast of Baywatch only made $3,500 per episode, how the writer of My So-Called Life captured how real teenagers talk by watching Loveline, Lizzo announcing on Instagram that she’s taking a “gap year to protect her peace”, and a former Nevada politician was found guilty of a killing journalist. Then, former skid row addict turned author, Jared Klickstein, stops by to talk about his years living on the street, his battle with drugs and his new book “Crooked Smile: What It Took to Escape a Decade of Homelessness, Addiction, & Crime.”

The show opens with Adam complaining to Leah Knauer, who is sitting in to do the news, about the “Good Vibes Era”, before being joined by comedian Max Amini. They talk to Max about his stand-up career, the balance of crowd work vs. prepared material in his act, and how he likes his Tesla Cybertruck. Next, Leah Knauer reads the news including stories about Mark Zuckerberg saying he regrets bowing to pressure to censor content on Facebook during the pandemic, the Harris campaign taking suggestions on which outlet Kamala should give her first sit-down interview to, an Ohio prison hosting five-course meals open to the public, and the Gallagher brothers announcement of an upcoming Oasis reunion. Finally, Adam is joined by astrologers Ophira & Tali Edut, aka The Astro Twins, to read his birth chart. But first, the sister’s two fire signs & Adam’s air sign combust in an explosive start to the interview.

First, Kat Timpf returns to the show to talk about her new book “I Used to Like You Until… (How Binary Thinking Divides Us)” and how audiences try to pigeonhole anyone who appears on Fox News. Next, Joe Praino reads the news including stories about Babe Ruth’s “called shot” jersey selling for $24 million, a Dodgers fan literally dropping the ball on fame & fortune, and the inner workings of Burning Man’s “Orgy Dome.” Then, musician Keith Urban joins the show to talk about his new album “High.” They also discuss Keith’s early days as a singer/songwriter and bond over their shared love of cars & John Hiatt.

First, Adam welcomes comedian Jessimae Peluso back to the show, as they talk about wrapping cars in strange advertisements, Jessimae learning some new progressive vernacular while living in Venice, innovative sprinkler systems to combat homeless intrusion, how Adam’s grandmother gave him warning advice about autoerotic asphyxiation, growing up pool-less, and Adam leaving both Jessimae and Joe impressed with his self-built underground pool bar. Next, Adam and Jessimae are joined by Joe Praino to go over some news, as they get into some topics including RFK Jr. dumping a dead bear carcass in Central Park, Kamala Harris’ husband Doug Emhoff admitting to cheating on his first wife after bombshell report he impregnated the nanny, and a police recruit who lost both legs in “barbaric hazing ritual” who is suing Denver, paramedics, and fellow officers. Finally, Adam welcomes actress Penlope Ann Miller to the show to discuss her newest film Reagan (in theaters August 30th), as they talk about her early start acting in New York getting to work with playwright Neil Simon, her father having the claim to fame of dating Grace Kelly, an intuition of knowing whether another actor has the “it factor,” the lovable nature of the late great Bruno Kirby, and what Penelope learned while researching to play Nancy Reagan.

Adam opens the show by welcoming comedian Terrence K. Williams for his first ACS visit. They talk about the craziness that was Terrence’s family life growing up and his eventual move into the foster care system. Then they discuss why the Democrats are losing support from some black Americans and how Terrence got his start in comedy. Next, Dawson joins the show to read the news including stories about the growing number of women seeking out careers in blue collar industries, the parents of a schoolgirl with anxiety fighting for her therapy dog to be allowed in the classroom, Alicia Silverstone eating an alleged poisonous berry in London, and the outrage over the new Starbucks CEO being allowed to work from home. Finally, Ian O’Connor joins the show to talk about his new book, “Out of the Darkness: The Mystery of Aaron Rodgers.” They discuss Aaron Rodgers' now famous lie about his vaccination status, his longtime interest in conspiracy theories, Aaron’s ongoing estrangement from his family and his beef with Jimmy Kimmel.

First, Adam welcomes back comedian Jodi Miller to the show, as they get caught up on Adam’s racing week in Monterey, the confusing shifts and changes of starting the race this year, and how there was a near incident during his race. They also talk about Adam’s dad’s questionable trumpet playing abilities, Jodi’s misadventures on dating apps, and the weird observations men have when perusing dating profiles. Next, Adam is joined by Jodi Miller and Joe Praino to discuss some news, including the arrest of the ‘Ketamine Queen’ who sold Matthew Perry his fatal dose, women using ChatGPT to expose men for lying about their height on dating apps, and how a Philadelphia man pleads guilty to killing his neighbor because of a dispute over snoring. Finally, Adam welcomes political commentator Tomi Lahren to the show, they talk about whether or not liberals actually care about the issues they complain about, her fallout with The Blaze in 2016, and how both hating & loving Trump has become like a religion.

Adam is joined by comedian, actor & activist Russell Brand, as they discuss the burdens of thinking too much and too fast, how the natural wiring of the human brain contradicts our sensory systems of media, and the purposeful and empty agitation of modern social justice movements. Next, they discuss Russell’s early life growing up in East London and how he got his start in the entertainment industry.

Baseball legend and U.S. Senate candidate, Steve Garvey, sits down with Adam for a very special 1-on-1 interview. They open the show discussing his baseball career and record-setting consecutive game streak. Then they talk about his early years with the Dodgers and his move to first base. Finally, they shift the discussion to his Senatorial campaign and what changes he’d like to bring to California.

Adam welcomes YouTube creator & filmmaker Sonny Side, from the “Best Ever Food Review Show”, for an appetizing 1-on-1. They talk about finding rare & weird foods, how Sonny got his start doing his food review show, and what defines stunt eating for different cultures. Then they discuss Sonny’s philosophy of representing the food of countries in the manner they’re meant to be appreciated, whether they should take restaurant ratings as a definitive seal, and what it’s like to live in Vietnam. Next, Sonny talks about what, if anything, he won’t eat and what it was like shopping at an African bush meat market. Then, Sonny has Adam taste some weird foods including durian, century eggs and fermented shrimp paste.

First, Adam is joined by comedian and Emmy-winning writer Greg Fitzsimmons, as they talk about Greg’s broken sewage line that happened right before the show, and Adam’s recalling a story of his grandmother falling into a sewage pit. Then they discuss some of the Olympics, such as how Women’s Gymnastics in the Olympics should be called Girl’s Gymnastics, the unnecessary celebrations in Ping Pong, and some possible categories for the Gay Olympics. Finally, they get into their opinions on beets, porn nicknames, house maids, and more. Next, Adam and Greg are joined by former sports reporter Sherry Landry as they discuss the news, including the list of potential casting options to play Britney Spears in a recently announced biopic, a new anti-aging supplement celebrities are taking, and the shocking price increase of Denny’s breakfast platter. Finally, Adam is joined by political scientist Dr. Warren Farrell to discuss his new book “Role Mate to Soul Mate: The Seven Secrets to Lifelong Love,” as they get into the prominence of audiobooks over physical books, how the lessons in team sports can be applied in the diplomacy of relationships, better ways to communicate in a coupling, and how there can be less defensiveness in a relationship.

Adam welcomes Orny Adams for his 20th visit to ACS and they open by talking about the 20th anniversary of Dave Matthews’ tour bus dumping its waste onto a tour boat in the Chicago River. Then they discuss how auto commercials went from selling toughness to selling love and how this is mimicked in politics. Next, Dawson joins to read the news including stories about how the California plastic bag ban actually led to more plastic waste, Snoop Dogg’s rumored $500k Olympics day-rate, a new Australian “flying car” and a revised way to sing the alphabet song. Finally, director Paul Feig returns to the show to talk about his new movie “Jackpot”, dealing with network/studio notes, working with John Cena, starting comedy at the age of 15 and if he ever thinks about returning to stand-up.

Adam welcomes YouTube creator & filmmaker Sonny Side, from the “Best Ever Food Review Show”, for an appetizing 1-on-1. They talk about finding rare & weird foods, how Sonny got his start doing his food review show, and what defines stunt eating for different cultures. Then they discuss Sonny’s philosophy of representing the food of countries in the manner they’re meant to be appreciated, whether they should take restaurant ratings as a definitive seal, and what it’s like to live in Vietnam. Next, Sonny talks about what, if anything, he won’t eat and what it was like shopping at an African bush meat market. Then, Sonny has Adam taste some weird foods including durian, century eggs and fermented shrimp paste.

Comedian Gary Vider joins the show to discuss his podcast “#1 Dad” and his con-man father who inspired it. They also talk about how he got his start in stand-up and the comedians who helped him along in his early days. Next, Leah Knauer returns to read the news including stories about JLo filing for divorce from Ben Affleck, a colonoscopy doctor allegedly not hearing a patient screaming because he didn’t have his hearing aid in, a new non-dating app that connects groups of people just for meals, and a survey that found Fresno to have the most chivalrous men in California. Finally, statistician and professional poker player Nate Silver makes his first ACS appearance to talk about his new book “On the Edge: The Art of Risking Everything.” They also talk about his site FiveThreeEight getting bought by Disney and the benefits of leaving the mainstream media in favor of Substack. Then they discuss what Nate’s model predicts for the upcoming presidential election and his relationship with Sam Bankman-Fried.

With questions arising about the future of RFK Jr.’s presidential campaign, his running mate, Nicole Shanahan, sits down for an exclusive interview with Adam. Nicole talks about a recent podcast appearance where she suggested that RFK Jr. may drop out of the race and throw his support to Donald Trump and explains why her campaign is passionate about keeping the Harris/Walz ticket out of office. She also discusses why the Democrats specifically, are afraid of the RFK Jr. ticket. Then she discusses how she went from public school in Oakland, to a $58k/year job as a paralegal, to Silicon Valley royalty, and how the STEM lifestyle isn’t necessarily the healthiest. They wrap the show by talking about her obsession with listening to Adam & Dr. Drew on Loveline growing up.

Dave Dameshek returns to the show, while Jason “Mayhem” Miller sits in to do the news. They open by discussing the flag system used during car races and how it was implemented during Adam’s near crash last weekend. Then they talk about how Danny DeVito is the new Rodney Allen Rippy, chip bag etiquette and an update on “Shek’s Fruit of the Year” award. Then Mayhem reads the news including stories about a twerking mascot in California that leads to a high school principal being put on administrative leave, the health benefits of “Fart Walks”, a search team meeting Jay Leno before rescuing a lost hiker and a hacker faking his own death to avoid child support payments. Next, 4x NBA champion John Salley returns to the show to talk some hoops, including his 1v1 games against a young Kobe Bryant. Then he’s joined by hedge fund manager Brian Estes to talk about their new documentary “God Bless Bitcoin.”

Chris Hansen returns to the show. They open by discussing how guys react to being on ‘To Catch a Predator’, then Adam shares a movie recommendation for them, and poses a question on police car slogans. Then, Mayhem Miller shares some news including stories on the latest skin technology developed for robots, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s attempted burglary. They also discuss the dangers of going to the zoo and the variety of exotic animal jerkies. Finally, they take a look into the Tesla Cyber Truck and Adam explains the new way women can go from homely to hot, as well as explains the differences between a power drill and impact driver to Chris.

Comedian Jodi Miller returns to the show. They open by talking about Adam’s trip to Palm Springs to see Paula Abdul & New Kids On the Block. Then they discuss Adam’s hatred of DJs and 80s/90s synth-pop music. Next, Joe Praino reads the news including stories about Elton John peeing in a bottle, four shark attacks in Texas and Busta Rhymes raging against phones at a recent concert. Then, Adam is joined by Kelsey Grammer for a 1-on-1, to discuss his new movie “Murder Company.”

Kyle Dunnigan returns as Adam regales stories from his weekend in Baltimore. Adam talks about being yelled at at an airline lounge and being confused by the itinerary. He also shares some Mike August stories and explains how the American Express Centurion Card works to Kyle. Next, the guys take a look at a CNN piece that takes aim at Jerry Seinfeld, Adam, and Bill Maher. After that, the guys play a father-son-themed round of The Rotten Tomatoes Game. Lastly, Chris reports news stories about Sylvester Stallone auctioning off his prized watch collection, Rebel Wilson arguing that any actor should be allowed to play any sexuality, Caitlyn Clark’s effect on the WNBA, a woman suing Madonna for her ‘pornagraphic’ LA concert, and a new airline made just for dogs.

Darrell Hammond returns and shares a few impressions from his days on SNL. He also shares stories about cast members interacting with Lorne Michaels, cue cards not being ready, and breaking during sketches. Chris reports the news about Lenny Kravitz revealing a 9-year celibacy, black men suing American Airlines for racial discrimination, and the Massachusetts ‘Bad Breath Rapist’ finally caught. Darrell also reveals which SNL musical performance he still thinks about. Lastly, Vinnie Tortorich joins the show and gives Adam an update on his health. The group chats about his new documentary, ‘Dirty Keto,’ and Vinnie talks about why he’s always stayed away from the term ‘Keto.’ Adam complains about various seed oils and explains why he thinks our health organizations are lying to the public.

Greg Kinnear joins to chat about his new movie, ‘Sight,’ and currently filming in Vancouver. The guys veer off into some of Greg’s notable film roles, including playing Bob Crane in ‘Auto Focus.’ Greg also talks about hosting Talk Soup before he gifts Adam a pickleball paddle. Next, Adam chats with Greg about ‘Little Miss Sunshine’ and the guys talk about facial hair, old jobs, and Greg’s time living in Greece. Greg also shares his Ted Koppel impression and Adam wonders why Greg has never tried stand-up comedy. Next, Chris reports news stories about an actor shot dead after encountering catalytic converter thieves, two men planning to go down to Titanic-level depths in a submersible to prove it’s safe, and a Massachusetts audience upset by Richard Dreyfuss’ remarks during a Jaws screening. Lastly, Stella Center’s Dr. Eugene Lipov and Dr. Brian Boyle join the show and provide in-depth information on ketamine infusions, depression, and PTSD treatment. They discuss the consultation and therapy process and share their results-based research on treating mental illnesses and injuries.

Adam tells a story about having something notarized before the show before he shares an east coast colloquialism he just discovered. He then laughs about how P. Diddy was once given the key to New York City and complains about the new Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition covers. Brad Williams joins in for a discussion about faking orgasms, owning a pitbull, and drinking limits. Next, Chris leads a round of Blah Blah Blog before reporting news on Takeru Kobayashi announcing his retirement, Morgan Wallen denied a neon sign for his Nashville bar due to his arrest for throwing a chair off a roof, Scarlett Johannson angered by an AI bot using her voice, and a truck driver receiving a live rattlesnake in the mail. They also take a look at a message from Christy Canyon. Lastly, Brad and Adam play a round of “Unprepared,” riffing on one-word audience submissions.

Harland comments on an embarrassing situation Adam had in a bathroom at a comedy club. The guys also comment on courtroom sketch artists and Harland explains why he hates eggnog. Adam also tells a story about his sister recently watching him perform for the first time ever.. The guys watch a video of David Bowie and Bing Crosby before Harland becomes compelled to share his admiration for Adam. Chris reports the news on Tyrese ending a concert early to avoid being served legal documents, students hospitalized at the La Brea Tar Pits field trip after eating edibles, and Harrison Butker’s viral commencement speech. Lastly, Michael Gurley and Phil Leavitt of dada join and announce their upcoming tour. Adam shares his love for the band and memories of listening to their 1992 debut album. The band shares memories of touring with Sting and the guys also give their picks on the greatest rock song of all time.

Erica Rhodes & Greg Fitzsimmons join the show and hear about Ellen’s latest stand up set where she talks about being ‘kicked out’ of Hollywood. Greg then chats about taking mushrooms and Erica recalls her days playing the cello. Next, Adam shares an unfortunate interaction he once had with Jerry Seinfeld. Lastly, the gang plays a round of Blah Blah Blog before Chris reports news stories on Seinfeld blaming the death of TV comedy on the extreme left, Taylor Swift courses being taught at colleges, Red Lobster on the verge of bankruptcy, and Kanye West starting an adult entertainment studio.

Kyle Dunnigan joins the show and Adam shares a theory about people trying to make him wrong about things. The guys then talk to “Sly Stallone” about his daughters and playing gay chicken. Godfrey joins in studio and the guys talk about The A Team, action stars, and NFL halftime shows on TV. Adam shares what he considers the worst day of his life and the guys look at updated pie rankings published by USA Today. Lastly, the guys take a look at the new Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees.

Mike Glazer joins the show and the guys chat about a new California bill allowing employees to ignore their bosses’ calls and messages during non-work hours. The guys also discuss pizza toppings and Mike chats about winning the gold medal as a roller hockey goalie for Team USA. The guys also do the final round of March Madness Madness. Chris reports news stories about a $30m LA heist, the Oakland A’s opting to play in Sacramento until the Las Vegas stadium is built, and an actress’ dog being shot by an Instacart delivery man.

Dave Dameshek returns and the guys laugh about the various ways people walk their dogs before looking at a car movie list featuring some of Adam’s movies. Adam also shares a funny sign he saw on a coffee table before the guys welcome Deaf Frat Guy to the program. The gang plays a round of JV or All Balls before Adam finishes off the Irate 8 of March Madness Madness. Next, Chris reports the news on New York inmates suing because they aren’t allowed to see the lunar eclipse, Shakira facing backlash for criticizing the Barbie movie, and a conjoined twin marrying. Lastly, Carlo Mendez joins to talk about his new film and his sister, Eva Mendes. He comments on her relationship with Ryan Gosling and the group talks about fatherhood and working out.

Radio legend Phil Hendrie joins the show and talks about his new documentary which features Bill Hader, Dana Gould, and Judd Apatow. Adam recaps his weekend in Reno and tells a story about the record-setting Paul Newman Rolex. The guys also chat about auctions, unicycles, and skateboarders. Next, comedian Ben Gleib and Adam complain about not being able to pet service dogs. Adam finally begins the first rounds of March Madness Madness and rants about cherry tomatoes and George Gascon. Chris reports news stories on California paying fast food workers $20/hr, J.K. Rowling daring Scotland to arrest her, and Lizzo posting a message saying she quits.

Mike O’Malley and Lenny Clarke join to talk about their NBC series “Extended Family.” Lenny shares some great memories from the Boston comedy scene and the guys compare various drug scenarios including some personal stories. Lenny also talks about getting involved with the mob. Chris reports news stories about Trump suggesting that Prince Harry could be deported, a man convicted of extorting karaoke bars, and a woman attempting to poison her husband via sandwich. The guys also talk about the Diddy investigation. Lastly, Riki Rachtman joins for a trip down Loveline memory lane. They share stories of working together and interacting with various bands including Pennywise and Suicidal Tendencies. Adam also recalls auditioning for Loveline. Riki then shares his humbling career path and Adam commends him for his drive and work ethic.

Comedian Angelo Tsarouchas chimes in on Adam’s theory that Southwest Airlines flight attendants are lying about upcoming turbulence in order to not serve drinks on short flights. Chris shares a viral tweet thread and DM’s that support the theory and the guys dive into a bigger conversation about today’s workforce and tipping. Next, Adam talks about the golden era of porn and Angelo shares a personal experience working in the adult film industry. Next, Chris shares news stories about Neil Young returning to Spotify, condoms being handed out to Paris Olympians, the Philadelphia Phillies ending $1 hot dog nights, and Toronto police suggesting citizens make it easier for thieves to steal cars in order to prevent violence. Lastly, Marvel’s Aleks Pauvonic joins the show and talks about his experiences filming projects in Japan and Antarctica, respectively. He also recalls meeting Arnold Schwarzenegger and he and Adam share their love of heavyweight boxing.

Dana Gould returns as Adam shares another confusing interaction he endured against Mike August. The guys talk about the intricacies of pet ownership before Adam discusses the new Dune movie. Chris recaps the Oscars including Al Pacino’s confusing Best Picture reveal, the ‘In Memoriam’ segment, and Emma Stone winning Best Actress. Adam also shares some of the Oscars jokes he wrote for Jimmy Kimmel. Lastly, MMA fighter Tatiana Suarez and director Cassius Corrigan join to talk about their new documentary, ‘The Unbreakable Tatiana Suarez.’ They discuss her amazing comeback to MMA after suffering a broken neck and being diagnosed with cancer. The group also talks about the rise of women in the UFC and the importance of contact sports.

Comedian Jack Assadourian Jr. talks about his parents owning a comedy club and growing up Armenian and Mexican. Adam complains about a sandwich he recently tried and the guys discuss the controversy involving Panera Bread being exempt from Gavin Newsom’s new minimum wage regulation. Jack also talks about once working at a Hot Dog on a Stick, making Adam very jealous. Chris reports news stories on Doritos ending a partnership with a trans influencer, Gov. Kathy Hochul deploying the National Guard on NY Subways, Joe Biden’s limo, The Sopranos’ booth selling on eBay, the Iditarod, and boxer Ryan Garcia’s mental health. Lastly, NASCAR Hall of Fame’s Ray Evernham joins to talk about the revival of IROC and the mental toughness of racecar drivers. The guys also discuss Ray’s car collection and skilled celebrity racers.

Felipe Esparza returns to clarify the appropriate ways to say “foo” and comment on various car modifications. Adam talks about going to a historic Lakers game and justifies having his son go out of his way to pick him up. Adam also talks about a car window sticker he came across and the guys share some strip club stories. The guys also talk about crime whilst crossing the border and Adam recalls a time he was arrested and the pain of having his motorcycle towed multiple times. Comedian Paul Elia joins next and talks about growing up in Detroit. Adam tells a story about trying to get his daughter tickets to the Oscars. Lastly, Adam recalls doing a gig for Chaldeans before the guys chat about Dubai’s absurd amount of money.

Chris Hardwick and Brian Volk-Weiss chat about their new show, ‘Up for Auction.’ Chris and Adam reminisce about working at KROQ and recall some funny concert stories. Next, the group plays a round of Hollywood Hand Me Downs and they discuss the market for nostalgia. Chris and Brian also reveal some of their most prized collectibles. Lastly, Chris Laxamana shares some news stories on MLB players upset with new baseball uniforms, why Finland may be the happiest place in the world, Jimmy Kimmel possibly not renewing his late night contract, and a husband making $1.8m from insider trading after eavesdropping on his wife’s work calls. Chris Hardwick also shares his thoughts on the @Midnight reboot.

Donnell Rawlings joins the show and chats about high school and being introduced to comedy as a heckler. He addresses his recent confrontation with Corey Holcomb at the Laugh Factory, Donnell also recalls his time on the Chappelle Show and Dave Chappelle’s recent comments to Donnell and Charlie Murphy hosting the “Lost Episodes.” The guys also chat about small town living. Chris reports the news on an Amazon truck getting torn in half by a train, Yale bringing back SAT testing, Google pausing its AI program due to historical inaccuracies, China giving more pandas to the United States, and the tallest man and shortest woman in the world reuniting. Lastly, Dr. Sheila Nazarian joins the show and talks about plastic surgery fads and the intricacies of the facelift. Adam commends her for her work with PragerU and the two talk about speaking up against movements that make no sense.

Adam begins the show trying to figure out the motive of a driver he recently encountered. Next, Jeff Leach joins the show and brings his dog- which he believed was at Adam’s request. The guys chat about MILF’s, porn, and average penises. Chris reports the news on Kanye allegedly being kicked out of Super Bowl and his weird Super Bowl commercial. Jeff argues that Taylor Swift is overrated. They also talk about the new Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees and hear about a Jackie Robinson statue stolen for its metal. Lastly, Linda Hamilton joins the show to chat about the new season of Resident Alien. She and Adam also talk about James Cameron and Stranger Things. Linda also shares a theory about aliens and Adam declares that many conspiracy theories are on the table now.

Comedian Jessimae Peluso and Adam chat about telephone poles, toothpicks, and the dangers of cycling. Next, the group recaps the Super Bowl including the pregame and halftime musical performances. They also talk about some of the notable commercials and the interaction between Travis Kelce and Andy Reid. Next, Chris shares some news stories about a trans woman suing her ex for throwing away her testes and a yogurt company challenging customers with a digital detox. Lastly, ex-NFL quarterback Erik Kramer joins the show and reminisces with Adam about their pop warner days. They also chat about some of the bad snaps in the Super Bowl and recall football drills that wouldn’t be allowed today. Erik also recalls some tragic NFL deaths and shares how he was reintroduced to Adam’s career many years after they lost touch.

Attorney Matt Bilinksy returns to chat about the current state of the L.A. Times. They also chat about the downfall of Los Angeles and what needs to be done for the city and California to begin thriving again. Chris reports some stories about the L.A. Times’ recent layoffs, Jon Stewart coming back to The Daily Show, the possibility of Michelle Obama running for president, and Boeing jets falling apart. Lastly, entrepreneur and investor Omeed Malik joins the show to talk about society creating new media platforms and voices. He and Adam also chat about the importance of the First Amendment and America losing its grip on the middle class.

Comedian Chad Daniels joins the show giving some background into the opening joke of his recent stand up special, which involves his son’s bidet. He and Adam also chat about figure skating, living in Minnesota, and whirling dervishes. Next, Chris reports the news on 3 Kansas City Chiefs fans found frozen in a backyard, alligators adapting to frozen bodies of water, Pawn Stars’ Rick Harrison blaming the border crisis for his son’s death, two fans suing Madonna for being late to a concert, the Tesla Cybertruck needing to be washed frequently, and Academy Awards nominations being announced. Lastly, Greg Lukianoff joins the show to talk about his new book, “The Canceling of the American Mind.” He and Adam talk about the downfall of the Ivy League and the diminishing of once prestigious institutions. The guys also chat about free speech and school vouchers.

Orny Adams joins the show as Adam remembers critic Tom Shales, who recently passed. They go over Tom’s scathing review of ‘The Man Show’ while Adam and his staff argue over a production issue. Adam then talks about watching the Emmys as well as Furious 7 last night, which prompted him to send text messages to a few of the people involved. Next, the guys recap the Emmy awards broadcast, highlighting various moments like Anthony Anderson’s mom, RuPaul’s acceptance speech, and the Grey’s Anatomy reunion. They guys talk about other news stories as well including a federal ban on humorous freeway sign messages and a crackdown on dirt bike / ATV riders in Miami-Dade.

Jiaoying Summers and Dr. Drew for a discussion about Colin Kaepernick, Jiaoying’s mom, and the comedy clubs that Jiaoyoing owns. Adam shows similarities between Whoopi Goldberg and football reporters, citing a famous John McKay quote. The gang discusses some of the differences between China and Japan before Adam shows a video that furthers his paintball gun theory. Drew has some questions about China and the group talks about an impressive Chinese replica of Paris. Next, Dawson does the news about the Detroit Lions in the NFL playoffs and the Buffalo Bills game almost getting canceled. The gang also talks about the Iowa caucuses and Vivek Ramaswamy. Dawson reports on the food at the Critics’ Choice Awards and Paul Giammati’s joke about endorsement deals. Plus, Adam and Drew share their thoughts on the films Napoleon and Ferrari before talking about what makes a good gym dick.

Adam starts the show talking about some of the holiday parties over break and reconnecting with old friends. He recalls cooking a couple of tomahawk steaks and shares an experience he had offering a dessert to his son’s friends. Next, he talks about taking his kids to New York and sitting courtside at a Brooklyn Nets game. Then he explains a few of the tweets he shared over break in a round of Tweetsplaining. Next, Jay Mohr joins the show and Adam compliments him on his improved appearance. Jay explains why he and his new wife, Jeanie Buss, sleep in different units which leads to a theory Adam came up with back on Loveline. The guys also talk about YouTubers and college football names. Lastly, Chris reports the news about Harvard president Claudine Gay resigning and Mark Zuckerberg building a bunker in Hawaii. The guys also chat about Jay’s experience working on the movie Picture Perfect and what Ed Begley Jr.’s house is like.

Tammy Pescatelli and Adam remember Norman Lear and discuss one of his most iconic yet controversial characters, Archie Bunker. They also discuss the LA City Council looking to ban bull riding. Deaf Frat Guy calls in next for a round of JV or All Balls updates the gang on his fraternity. Next, Chris reports the news on Taylor Swift being named Time’s Person of the Year, a Kelsey Grammer interview cut short over his politics, and Diddy denying another sexual assault accusation.

Greg Fitzsimmons talks about airplane bathrooms and the band KISS. The guys then share their thoughts on hologram concerts before Adam plays a couple of viral videos he saw online. Next, Adam goes over a few of his favorite karaoke songs. Chris reports the news on a YouTuber going to federal prison over a plane stunt and a Norwegian death diver breaking the world record. Next, author and former NASA astronaut Mike Massimino recalls his time in space and shares some insight into a couple of Adam’s favorite space movies. The guys talk about privatization of space travel, shuttle bathroom use, and astronaut suit ventilation. Mike also provides some insight to space trash and mining.

Adam is in Nashville and talks to Jason Whitlock about the power of Nike and China’s influence on the NBA. Jason thinks men should stop apologizing and considers the BLM movement to be a sex issue rather than a race issue. The guys also talk about gratitude, religion, and living in Nashville. Lastly, Jason explains why he thinks Michelle Obama will be a presidential candidate in the next election.

Joe Gatto joins the show and recalls some funny Impractical Jokers’ moments that never made it to air because they couldn’t get a talent release. He and Adam then share some of the ways they would convince people to sign after revealing they were on a hidden camera TV show. Adam then talks about a recent Ferrari that sold for auction for almost $52 million and the guys talk about what they plan on leaving their children after they pass. The guys also discuss the psychology behind people who use drink coasters, turn signals, and the middle urinal.

Comedian Jim Breuer joins the show to chat about Trump Derangement Syndrome and people’s reactions over his refusal to play vaccine-mandated venues. He and Adam laugh about their initial suspicions with society during the pandemic and predict the death of legacy news media. Next, Senator Ted Cruz talks about the woke assault on various American departments and gives his prediction for the 2024 Democratic presidential candidate.

Pauly Shore returns to the show and talks about Britney Spears taking his table at a Vegas restaurant earlier this year. The guys then chat about unnecessary Christmas songs and Pauly trying to make and star in a Richard Simmons biopic. Pauly also defends bringing his dog to the studio before the gang hears from some listeners in a round of ‘Tales from the Cheap.’

Comedians Modi and Michael Yo join Adam. Modi recounts his first hand experience being in Israel during the initial Hamas attacks. Adam then laughs about Rashida Tlaib asking for an investigation into the Gaza hospital explosion. Modi also shares a detailed story about when he and his husband hooked up with a woman after a night out. Next, the guys talk about America’s infatuation with pandas before challenging each other with some sexual hypothetical scenarios. Modi also shares some funny stories about Doug Stanhope and Godfrey. Lastly, Chris reports news stories about an off-duty pilot charged with 83 counts of attempted murder for trying to shut off engines on Alaska Airlines flight, the Italian prime minister splitting with her boyfriend, and a worker caught urinating into the ingredients of a Chinese brewery.

Actor Matthew Lillard is in studio to chat about his newest whiskey, Quests End: Paladin, which is based off of Matthew’s love for Dungeons and Dragons. Adam and Matt then laugh about how ‘RPG’ means different things to each of them before Adam bounces a few ideas off Matt to improve one’s life. The guys then chat about women’s attachment to purses and Adam presents a theory as to why they are so important for females. The guys then talk about underappreciating their youth in the moment. Next, comedian Paul Virzi joins the show. Adam shares a clip from The Partridge Family which reminded him of climate change scare tactics from his youth. Paul then shares a harrowing encounter from his recent stay at a Burbank hotel and argues as to why political parties shouldn’t matter when it comes to finding solutions for terrible crimes. Lastly, the guys chat about Taylor Swift’s influence on the NFL and Michael Jordan entering the Forbes 400 with his new net worth.

Adam welcomes comedians Jonathan Kite and Jiaoying Summers to the show to share traveling trials and tribulations, especially concerning a recent work trip for Adam where a man snuck a gun past TSA and the resulting domino effect that wrecked Adam’s flight home. In the news for the day we hear about Taylor Swift attending the Chiefs’ game and leaving with Travis Kelce. We also discover news about a Japanese company with a new drug that can grow new teeth and finally, news that DeSantis and Newsom agree to debate in November. Lastly, CEO and Co-Founder of Mode Mobile, Dan Novaes discusses his entrepreneurial journey and how he’s helping people earn money whilst using their smartphones.

Adam welcomes comedian Steve Treviño where they discuss stand up comedy and dealing with uptight audience members who sit up front. They both share their favorite things about Mexican culture and Steve recalls his famous interaction on George Lopez’s podcast. Steve then talks about his veteran father, eating cactus, and surf fishing. The guys also watch clips of Cindy Crawford being upset with Oprah and Trevor Noah interviewing a trans activist. Chris reports the news on a viral video of a Utah mom hugging her son at a football game, someone calling 911 on a government official for holding an EV charging station, and a 10-year old boy detained by police for urinating in a parking lot.

Adam welcomes comedian Sam Tripoli to the show before recapping his trip to Hawaii. He and Sam then break down the finale of ‘And Just Like That…’ before they hear about a congressional candidate who live-streamed sex videos with her husband. Next, Adam welcomes performance coach Greg Harden to discuss his experience coaching Tom Brady, Michael Phelps, and more. Greg explains the importance of mindfulness and how people should study themselves critically to pursue self mastery.

Adam welcomes uproarious comedian Greg Fitzsimmons who was also joined by adult film star Maitland Ward as she shares the news for this episode. Adam and this crew result in a surprisingly perfect trio to banter on a variety of topics from sex, religion and upbringing, to even Adam’s old show, ‘Crank Yankers’ which happens to be a favorite of Maitland’s. Greg divulges an outrageous and unusual mid-flight habit of his, while Maitland shares a surprising fetish that men will pay her to partake in. Next, they all engage in a lively analysis of The Rotten Tomatoes Game. Maitland continues with the news today starting with a conversation on the purported ‘wonder drug’ Ozempic and how it can cure other ailments such as addictions like smoking and alcohol. They also cover a truck driver who gifted a waitress a winning lottery ticket and the chaos that arises, including her ex kidnapping her. Hilarity ensues as they discuss a Tokyo restaurant that only hires servers with Dementia to change perceptions about ageing.

Adam Carolla welcomes presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy for an engaging conversation about the state of our Nation and politics today as well as Vivek's unique run in the upcoming presidential race. Adam and Vivek relate on such topics as our media and politicians race baiting, Affirmative Action, and the principles of America that really matter vs the 'woke smoke' that currently prevails. Vivek also has some singeing criticisms of President Biden. Next Adam welcomes writer and "radical moderate" Clay Travis to the show with a packed show of sports and politics analogies, and Clay believes Gavin Newsom will be the Democratic nominee in 2024. Adam hilariously relates Newsom's leadership to a bad Mexican restaurant and both Adam and Clay agree that one can never apologize to the woke mob. Americans have a desperate craving for authenticity and they discuss why 2024 should not include a repeat match of a Trump and Biden election. Chris introduces the news with swimmer and activist Riley Gaines responding to a barbed tweet from Senator Megan Hunt of Omaha. They also talk about OJ commenting on the recent Republican debates, specifically his thoughts on Vivek Ramaswamy. Also Trump's mugshot and how it will be one of the most famous photos in American history, being the first ever president mugshot. PLUGS: Learn more about Vivek Ramaswamy at Vivek2024.com And follow Vivek on Twitter, @VivekGRamaswamy Check out 'American Playbook: A Guide to Winning Back the Country from the Democrats' wherever you find books Listen to 'The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show' weekdays 12pm - 3pm ET on radio stations nationwide Visit Outkick.com for sports news And follow Clay Travis on Twitter @ClayTravis THANKS FOR SUPPORTING TODAY'S SPONSORS: SimpliSafe.com/ADAM BlindsGalore.com, let them know we sent you OReillyAuto.com Download the Viator app and use code VIATOR10

Adam welcomes comedian K-von and they find common ground together discussing cancel culture and comedy, focusing on how K-von had to turn to the non-profit 'Turning Point' to assist in getting him back on certain comedy shows which people had previously protested to have canceled. They confer on the 'woke religion' we currently find ourselves in covering topics about soccer player Megan Rapinoe, country music pushback, backlash with brands like Bud Light and Target, and into politics with specifics concerning President Biden. Adam also welcomes Fantasy Sports guru Jeff Mans to talk fantasy football and more. Chris submits the news of the day to much hilarity as Chris attempts to introduce a story on a Russian private jet crashing, while Adam wants to talk about the new 'Sex and the City'. They also talk about Britney Spears and K-von, being half Persian, has a unique perspective on cultural thoughts concerning Sam Asghari. Plus, everyone confers over a picture of Kid Rock with a Bud Light PLUGS: See K-von live: Vancouver, Canada - House of Comedy - Tonight to Sunday Raleigh NC - Goodnights Comedy Club - August 30th St Louis MO - Helium Comedy Club - September 13th For more dates visit: K-vonComedy.com Listen to K-von's podcast 'The Right Show' wherever you find podcasts And follow K-von on Instagram, @KvonComedy Go to FantasyGuru.com for the 2023 Fantasy Football Draft Guide and for full memberships on sale now And follow Jeff Mans on Instagram, @TheJeffMans THANKS FOR SUPPORTING TODAY'S SPONSORS: SimpliSafe.com/ADAM Getkion.com/ADAM Call Lear Capital at 800-489-6450 Angi.com OReillyAuto.com Download the Viator app and use code VIATOR10

Adam welcomes comedian Kim Congdon as they review Kim's stand-up trajectory and how she left college to pursue comedy. She divulges her fun adventures during covid that almost lead to an engagement, until comedy called her back to the real world. She blasts specific comedy clubs and how comedians are treated, recommending comedians unionize, resulting in Adam offering to bring her pizza on the picket lines in support. Next producer, stuntman and SAG-AFTRA connoisseur Peter Antico joins the show to discuss a wide variety of subjects from the current Hollywood strikes, as well as the complications of media monopolies today that have attained concentrated power affecting fair dealings elsewhere in the industry. He examines the pros and cons of AI, as well as conflicting politics within the unions. Peter also shares what it's like being a stuntman while also having tourettes. Chris proposes news of the day starting with an announcement from Dick's Sporting Goods who blames an increase in theft for their lackluster financial report. On a lighter note, we learn of Jennifer Aniston disclosing that she'll try almost anything once to look young, and that she once tried a salmon-sperm facial. PLUGS: See Kim Congdon live: RALEIGH, NC - GOOD NIGHTS COMEDY CLUB - SEPTEMBER 22nd & 23rd TAMPA, FL- SIDE SPLITTERS - DECEMBER 16th And for more dates visit: KimCongdon.com Listen to 'This Bitch' and 'The Kim Congdon Takeover' wherever you find podcasts And follow Kim on Instagram: @KimCongdon Watch Peter Antico's new documentary 'The Paradigm of Money' streaming now at RedCoral Universe.com THANKS FOR SUPPORTING TODAY'S SPONSORS: This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp BetterHelp.com/CAROLLA JustThriveHealth.com enter ADAM AthleticGreens.com/ACS Angi.com OReillyAuto.com Call Lear Capital at 1-800-498-6450

Adam begins his show with Chris as they discuss Adam's recent yearly visit to Monterey for one of the most memorable car gatherings in the world. They also discuss recent news, starting with news anchor, Sage Steele as she recounts a questionable encounter with Barbar Walters on 'The View' years previous. They also deliberate Spain winning the World Cup and an incident that occurred afterwards with soccer player Jenni Hermoso and Spanish soccer chief Luis Rubiales. Next, Adam welcomes gregarious professor and author, Gad Saad as they review Gad's various experiences living and working in Canada, a recent appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast and some of Gad's professional works both written and as a professor. Gad shares some gems on the science of happiness, human behavior and contributes a fascinating study on whether entry level workers are more or less stressed than CEO's and why. PLUGS: Check out Gad Saad's new book 'The Saad Truth about Happiness: 8 Secrets for Leading the Good Life' wherever you find books Listen to 'The Saad Truth with Dr. Saad' wherever you find podcasts And learn more at GadSaad.com THANKS FOR SUPPORTING TODAY'S SPONSORS: LearAdam.com or call 800-489-6450 Business.LandsEnd.com/ADAM Enter ADAM Microdose.com Enter ADAM TommyJohn.com/ADAM Angi.com OReillyAuto.com Download the Viator app and use code VIATOR10

John Crist and Jodi Miller join Adam as they learn about Spain’s new paid 'menstrual leave' law before getting into tipping bathroom attendants and Jodi’s drunken plumbers. They debate how you should lay out sushi to eat off a naked woman and get into a major difference between Biden and Trump. Next, Chris reports the news including: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. releasing a shirtless workout video, Ryan Seacrest replacing Pat Sajak on 'Wheel of Fortune’, U.S. reading and math scores dropping to the lowest level in decades, and Don Lemon giving his first interview since his CNN firing. Finally, the former owner of Cobb’s Comedy Club, Tom Sawyer talks to Adam about the documentary ‘The Comedy Club’ which showcases the rich history of the legendary establishment. He gets into some of the highlight moments and alumni of Cobb’s before talking about his experiences with Jim Carrey and Aries Spears.

Comedian and filmmaker Andrew Lopez joins Chris as they explain to Adam the importance of not wasting food in Filipino culture. Adam shares some stories of stupidity he encountered before Andrew tells the story of how he was discovered and mentored by Jo Koy who trained him in standup by having him open for him on tour. Next, Chris reports the news including: a meteorologist resigning after receiving death threats over his climate crisis coverage and a psychologist warning that relaxing with true crime may be a red flag. Finally, Adam talks to director Mark Pellington about his new movie ‘Survive’. They discuss the fall of Quibi, Mark’s time working at MTV in the 80’s, and the cyclical nature of music culture. Mark gets into creating a posthumous music video for Michael Jackson and his experience co-directing ‘U2 3D’.

Comedian Jonathan Kite is back on the show as they get into the problems with dog prejudice, Santa Monica’s tsunami preparedness, and the life of Rube Goldberg. Next, Adam and Jonathan act out a housing discrimination PSA before they play a round of ‘The Rotten Tomatoes Game’ with movies featuring actors Jonathan impersonates. Finally, Chris reports the news including: Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg agreeing to a potential cage match, Kevin Spacey planning his comeback, and a morgue manager accused of selling stolen body parts.

Adam sits down one-on-one with the legendary Wayne Newton. Wayne gets into his childhood and explains how growing up with severe asthma led to him getting his start in Vegas as a teenager. He tells a story of when someone died in his audience and how their family demanded he keep playing before getting into some memories of the Rat Pack. Next, Wayne talks about how comedian Jack Benny helped him get into the main Vegas showrooms and how he reunited with his estranged brother. Finally, Adam learns the origins of the song “Danke Schoen” and gets into Wayne’s acting work and horse breeding.

Comedians Steph Tolev and Ali Kolbert join Adam as they discuss bidets, adult diapers, and Ali’s Crohn's disease before hearing a new installment of the White Information Network.They get into a new documentary about the true story behind Jim Bob Duggar and his 19 children and DJ Khaled wiping out on a foil board. Next, Adam showcases some extreme examples of how he doesn’t let anything go to waste even when his house was TP’d. Finally, Chris reports the news including: the Titanic tourist submersible going missing, a vegan landlord refusing to rent his apartments to tenants that cook meat, accusations against UFC champion Conor McGregor, and a restaurant hiring a fake priest to get their workers to confess their sins.

Comedian Josh Wolf and his son Jacob join Adam as they tell the story of Josh finding his son’s dick pic before Jacob discloses his dad’s weird search history. Adam and Josh team up to compare the massive differences in their generation compared to Jacob’s and tell a series of stories of them being complete animals as kids. Next, Chris reports the news including: a man faking his death only to turn up at his own funeral, the search history of a woman accused of killing her husband getting revealed, and a trombone playing soldier fainting at King Charles' birthday parade rehearsal. Finally, Adam is joined by the a cappella band, Straight No Chaser, who perform a track from their new album ‘Yacht On The Rocks’.

Comedians Greg Fitzsimmons and Jodi Miller join Adam as he shows them a sanctimonious interview with former NBA player Bill Walton and Alyssa Milano weeping for the future. Next, they take a dive into the life of Arnold Schwarzenegger including the time his voice was dubbed over in the movie ‘Hercules in New York’. Finally, Chris reports the news including: Nikola Jokic being less than enthusiastic about his NBA championship win, a starbucks manager awarded $25.6 million in a discrimination suit, and teens charged over a fart spray prank at their school.

Comedian Adam Ray returns to talk about the time he almost killed Dianne Keaton before they take a deep dive into the history and impact of ‘2 Girls 1 Cup’. Adam gets into his experience appearing in the ‘Barbie’ movie and working with Ryan Gosling before they hear some news about the 2023 24 Hours of Le Mans and Pat Sajak leaving 'Wheel of Fortune' after over 40 years. Next, actor and comedian Matt Walsh joins them to talk about his new movie ‘Flamin' Hot’ which follows the life of the janitor who invented Flamin’ Hot Cheetos’. Matt gets into his experience appearing in ‘Ted’ before they talk about donkey shows and play a round of ‘Made Up Movie’.

Comedian and legendary radio host, Frazer Smith, joins Adam as he tells the story of how he got his start at KROQ and how back in the day cocaine would get your band played on the radio. They discuss other radio personalities like Rodney Bingenheimer and “ Paraquat” Kelley before breaking down“Dang Me” and “King Of The Road” by Roger Miller. Next, Frazer shares the time he was forced to play a song on air by Wayne Gretzky before playing a round of ‘Hollywood Hand Me Downs’ featuring auctioned off memorabilia from classic TV shows. Finally, Chris reports the news including: the Unabomber committing suicide, children surviving in the jungle for weeks after their plane crashed, a controversial string of racehorse deaths, Pete Davidson feuding with PETA, and pr otesters breaking into a brawl outside a school over Pride issues.

Adam talks to the founder and drummer of The Police, Stewart Copeland about his new album ‘Police Deranged for Orchestra’. Stewart gets into how The Police was formed before explaining the pressures and freedom of performing with an orchestra and how it’s possible to produce music without slitting throats. Next, comedian Joe List joins Adam as they hear how chirping smoke detectors are disrupting virtual classes leads Adam to a new way to innovate fire safety. Adam goes on a rant about deviled eggs and sausage pizza which the whole studio gets involved in. Finally, Chris reports the news including: the death of the Iron Sheik, a New York City vending machine offering Narcan and drug use kits, and a report finding that vaping is the biggest non-compliance issue on airplanes.

Teresa Strasser and Dean Delray join Adam as Teresa brings up the time Adam abandoned her at a show with Danny Bonaduce. Dean gets into the health scare that led him to quit drinking diet soda and how he found it harder than quitting drugs. Dean talks about visiting the ‘Brady Bunch’ house with Bill Burr which leads to some “Hot Brady Talk”. Teresa shares how she got chicken pox and fleas at the same time before Adam rants about food waste. Next, they take calls from someone who has Yaphet Kotto information and a carpenter who gets tested by Adam. Finally, Chris reports the news including: a woman hiring a hitman to kill the wife of someone she met on Match.com, rumors of a suspected serial killer in Portland, and Irish farmers revolting over a government proposal to slaughter thousands of cows.

Comedian and former peanut butter salesman, Greg Warren, joins Adam as they share their strong opinions on peanut butter. Adam compares the best PB&Js to the ones he had to eat as a child before they get into the problems with ‘Gonna Let Her in my Life’ by John Travoilta and landau roofs. Next, actor Kevin Dillon talks to Adam about his new movie ‘Buddy Games: Spring Awakening’. Kevin gets into his time on ‘Entourage’ and how Johnny Drama was a sensitive character before telling the story of how his brother Matt Dillon got his big break while cutting class in high school. Finally, Chris reports the news including: a grandfather losing weight from a 100-day McDonald’s diet, Air New Zealand weighing passengers before they board the airplane, a teenager climbing the 6th Street bridge for a social media stunt falling to his death, and Bill Cosby facing new sexual assault lawsuits.

Comedian Erik Griffin returns to wish Adam a happy birthday as Adam explains why “achievement days” are more important than birthdays. They hear a birthday Cameo sent by Cheryl Ladd and rant about ‘Bewitched’ before Adam shares his experience at the Empire State Building. Next, they take a look at some of the ultimate examples of ‘Chick Think’ before learning about the 70’s movie ‘Monkey Hustle’. Finally, Chris reports the news including: Ja Morant getting suspended from the NBA after another gun incident, Kim Cattrall reprising her role from ‘Sex and the City’, and Al Pacino expecting another child at 29.

Danny Trejo talks to Adam about everything from learning disorders to taxes and the border. Danny tells the story of his first armed robbery and explains how he got into drugs at an early age before they discuss the thin line between prisoners and prison guards. Next, Chris reports the news including: the World Health Organization warning of a new pandemic and a Delta passenger going after the airline for serving nuts on the flight. Finally, Jodi Miller joins in as therapist Stephanie Winn comes onto the show to promote the movie ‘Affirmation Generation’ and helps us understand more about one of the hottest issues in America today.

Comedian Brad Williams joins Adam and gives Chris some parenting advice. Adam and Brad share their philosophy of why comics really get paid before Deaf Frat Guy calls in for a round of JV or All Balls. Next, Brad gets into helping physics students at his old high school and Adam remembers the time he went back to his own high school to settle an overdue book fee and finally get his diploma. Finally, Chris reports the news including: the death of Tina Turner, Target pulling LGBTQ items from their stores, and incidents of Orcas sinking boats.

Adam talks to vanity plate broker Michael Modecki who explains this business and answers Adam’s questions of how the industry works. Next, comedian Jonathan Kite stops by and shows off his impressions for a round of ‘Made Up Movie’ including titles such as: ‘Silence is Golden’, ‘Story of a Man’ and ‘Snap Judgement’. Finally, Chris reports the news including: a sports announcer getting fired after using an on-air racial slur, a U-Haul truck ramming into security barriers near the White House, and a man shot by his roommate after eating the last HotPocket.

William Shatner returns to the studio and talks to Adam and Jodi Miller about everything from finding love at an old age to the rise of sex in old age homes. Bill gets into his experiences trying VR, visiting a hallowed burial ground in Australia, and working with Jim Brown on ‘T.J. Hooker’. He then tells stories about bombing on stage when he performed standup comedy as Captain Kirk and working with Paul Newman on ‘The Outrage’. Next, Adam explains to Chris the problem with Uber seats in the “full recline” and shares some examples of insane excuses he’s heard from people. Finally, Chris reports the news. Adam hears about China fining a comedian for a joke seen as mocking the military, China using AI to raise the dead, Beyoncé and Jay-Z buying the most expensive mansion in California, a Dollar Store employee running down a shoplifter, and Adidas going back to selling Yeezy sneakers.

Adam welcomes Chris back from paternity leave and hears the story of his son’s birth. They debate the logic of the cord cutting ritual before talking about the hospital security measures to prevent baby stealing and how naming a baby is harder today than it used to be. Comedian and musician Morgan Jay joins them and hears the problem with Adam’s shower which leads to a debate if Adam’s maid hates him. Morgan explains what it’s like to play music while performing comedy and breaks out his guitar to show them how it’s done. Next, Chris reports the news including: Andy Warhol getting in a copyright dispute over a portrait of Prince, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle saying they were in a car chase with the paparazzi, and a student suing her school for removing a feather from her cap at her graduation. Finally, psychologist and AI expert Dr. Gary Marcus talks to Adam about the dangers of “counterfeit people”, the need for new policies on artificial intelligence, and what the future of AI may lead us to.

Comedians Tom Arnold and Jodi Miller join Adam today as Tom tells the story of how his sister became the “meth queen of the midwest”. The three compare their vastly different relationships with their parents before debating the pros and cons of masturbating while standing up. Next, they hear about a new study showing that employers are becoming more open to hiring older employees which leads to a conversation about the work ethic of different generations. Finally, Jodi Miller reports the news including: a news anchor and former priest getting fired after a hot mic incident and a fabricated video of Jerry Springer reading his will going viral.

Comedians Sam Morril and Kimbles Hume join Adam as he remembers the time he tried to teach a model to drive stick shift. Dawson debuts a new installment of the ‘White Information Network’ and Sam remembers the complicated process of how he was adopted. Next, they compare the beer commercials of today to those made in the 2000’s and learn about the Coors Party Ball. Next, Kimbles Hume reports the news including: Martha Stewart becoming the oldest ever Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover model, Dave Chappelle speaking out about the San Francisco homeless crisis, claims of a toxic work environment on ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show', revelations that the murdered Cash App founder attended underground sex parties with the sister of his killer, and more.

Adam talks to the legendary performer, Donny Osmond. Donny gets into his goal to release 68 albums and surpass Elvis, his time working on ‘Mulan’ and ‘Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’, and how he won ‘Dancing with the Stars’. They get into a deeper discussion about dealing with anxiety and the obstacles you face when trying to rebrand yourself. Next, Kimbles Hume reports the news including: a woman stabbing her husband after getting confused over sex pictures of herself, a porn star lecturing at UC Santa Barbara, a YouTuber crashing a plane, and more.

Comedians Lisa Curry and Greg Fitzsimmons join Adam as he tells the story of solving a metal rod mystery and gets into his list of things he wants to do before he dies. They hear a comment from Evangeline Lilly on gender perceptions before getting into lighting things on fire as children, tennis ball cannons, and what would happen if they entered Phil in a dog show. Next, with Chris out on paternity leave, Lisa Curry fills in to report the news. They hear about Lionel Richie defending himself amidst plastic surgery rumors , cannabis use getting linked to schizophrenia, and Elon Musk urging Don Lemon to launch a new show on Twitter. Finally, Dr. Peter Attia talks to Adam about his new book, ‘Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity’ where he outlines how you can lengthen your lifespan by improving your healthspan. Adam tells him a story about his hero Ayrton Senna and they talk about the benefits of being in nature.

Comedians Lisa Curry and Orny Adams join Adam as they discuss impossible to open packaging, airlines prioritizing peanut over dog allergies, and public shaving. They brainstorm a way to rank all the penises in the US and the effect that would have on the country before hearing from a caller who wants to share an Urban Dictionary entry he thinks they will enjoy. Finally, with Chris out on paternity leave, Lisa Curry fills in to report the news. They hear about Robert De Niro becoming a father again at age 79, the reveal of Ray Liotta’s cause of death, a woman getting reunited with her parents after being kidnapped 51 years ago, a proposal going viral for the wrong reasons, and the US proposing new rules for airline cancellations.

Comedian’s Kyle Dunnigan and Kimbles Hume join Adam as they get into Trump’s deposition and debate sharing drinks with people. Adam gets to the bottom of a busboy starting a hotel fire in the ‘80s and takes a call from someone who wants to know Adam’s opinions on sampling music. Next, they learn about an email showing a former CIA director asking to help him make a talking point for Biden’s debate against Trump. Finally, with Chris out on paternity leave, Kimbles Hume fills in to report the news. She gets into some highlights from King Charles III's coronation ceremony including a penis shape mowed into a nearby lawn, Katy Perry struggling to find her seat, and Lionel Richie’s performance. They hear about a town in Washington outlawing drugs, Chris Pratt getting more outspoken about his faith, a hotel manager sucking on his guest’s toes, and Mark Zuckerberg winning a jiu-jitsu tournament.

Comedian Kimbles Hume joins Adam as they discuss cancel culture and why some people or companies are too big to take down. Mark Geragos calls in after getting inspired from Adam’s rant to take on the Menendez Brothers case and gives some insight into a new piece of evidence which could be a potential game changer. Next, Chris reports the news. San Francisco Pride distancing themselves from Dee Snider, Randi Weingarten testifying before congress about school closures, the surgeon general saying loneliness poses risks as deadly as smoking, and Jay Leno handing out donuts during the Writer’s strike. Finally, Adam talks to actor and writer Andrew McCarthy about his new book, ‘Walking with Sam: A Father, a Son, and Five Hundred Miles Across Spain’. Andrew tells Adam about getting kicked out of NYU, working with John Hughes, and how he and the other actors used to hate being referred to as the ‘Brat Pack’.

Comedian and YouTube prankster, Danny Mullen tells the story of how he ruined his high school reunion which reminds Adam of his own reunion experiences. They are joined by fellow comedian and YouTube prankster, Ryan Long, as the three talk about hygiene, emotional support animals, and “The Man Show Boy.” Chris reports the news. He gives an update that LSU’s star player, Angel Reese, is declining Jill Biden’s invitation to the White House. Adam is reminded of Kamala Harris delivering a lackluster postgame message to the losing team earlier in the tournament. Next they hear about the Cash App founder getting stabbed to death in San Francisco, a School superintendent candidate losing a job offer after using the term “ladies” in an email, and a woman openly urinating in a casino. Lastly, the guys chat about the FBI releasing a possible motive for the Vegas shooting in 2017.

Jonathan Kite joins Adam as they explore the evolution of commercials over the last few decades and talk about President Trump's indictment. Next, they get into David Copperfield’s alleged private island abduction and Adam learns an infamous “Showgirls” scene has been scrubbed from the internet. Chris reports the news. They hear about Kid Rock shooting up cases of Bud Light in response to them partnering with a trans woman and Jill Biden inviting both the NCAA winning team and the runner-ups to the White House. Finally, Sean Astin joins them to talk about his new movie ‘iMordecai’ and Dawson tests Sean’s ‘Lord of the Rings’ trivia knowledge. Adam and Sean compare their experiences playing the celebrity softball game at Dodgers Stadium before Sean talks about working with Pauly Shore and Brendan Fraser in ‘Encino Man’.

Adam shares some new thoughts about the people mistakenly shot at by the LAPD during the Christopher Dorner manhunt. Next, Dan admits to lying about writing for ‘Crank Yankers’ early on in his career before Adam calls bullshit on TMZ’s “dolphin harassment” story. Dan shares a story about his dinner with Ralph Macchio and Adam plays the championship round of March Madness Madness 2023. Chris reports the news. They talk about the Women’s NCAA title game when players Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark became the center of a taunting controversy. The guys then share thoughts on how to improve women’s basketball. Next, the guys hear about a Dodger fan getting tackled while proposing during Opening Day which reminds Adam of Rick Monday saving an American flag from protesters in the ‘70s. Lastly, they talk about flyovers during the national anthem which inspires Adam to pitch a new movie idea.

Tucker Carlson sits down with Adam Carolla and recalls how his last appearance on the podcast directly inspired some of his latest projects. The two then share their thoughts on the problem with pharmaceutical companies, the downfall of Los Angeles, and what causes destructive behavior. Adam brings up LA councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas’s recent conviction which leads to a discussion about the how affirmative action can be detrimental. Next, Tucker reveals how he handles racism accusations and shares which kind of people do madden him. The guys then compare chronic marijuana use to nicotine before Adam asks about the January 6th footage that Tucker recently unveiled. Lastly, Tucker remembers some of the issues he faced while covering 9/11 and the guys predict where society heads next.

Adam and Chris discuss hangovers, roofing, and Sunny Hostin on ‘The View’ before playing another round of March Madness Madness. Chris reports the news, starting with a local story of a man jumping out of his speeding vehicle mid-car chase. Next, the guys talk about a Dutch sperm donor facing legal action after fathering 550 children which leads to Adam wishing he could just date a version of himself. They also learn about a lab-grown meatball created with mammoth DNA. Oz Pearlman joins them and explains how mentalism works before showcasing his skills on Adam and Chris. Oz also talks about ultramarathon running, bending a spoon for Larry David, and how psychics use “cold reading”.

Brendan Schaub joins Adam in the studio after just buying his mother-in-law a new house. The two discuss LA’s new “Mansion Tax” and their desire to leave the city before hearing from a caller that wants to pitch Arkansas as an option. They take a deep dive into old Maxwell House commercials and Adam plays another round of March Madness Madness. Chris reports the news. They hear about swimmer Riley Gaines speaking out about ESPN’s celebration of Lia Thomas and a University paying a $14M settlement to the family of a man who died from a heat stroke during a workout. Adam learns about the potential retirement of Justin Bieber which makes him wonder why people would ever retire young. Next, they learn about a Porsche exec filing for divorce over his wife's dementia and a potential U.S.-Mexico gun and fentanyl deal.

Orny Adams joins Adam as they discuss the problem with “yawners” before Orny talks about how he almost died in a plane crash. Orny explains why he will not be forgiving Kanye on behalf of all Jews and Adam laments about men who do the “knee over knee” leg cross. Next, Adam plays another round of ‘March Madness Madness’ and Dawson tells the story of how he got bit by a dog. Chris reports the news. Adam learns about 'digital blackface' which makes him think racism has jumped the shark. They guys hear about a handyman turning the tables on squatters which leads to a debate about carpenters vs handymen. Next, they talk about Gwyneth Paltrow’s trial, a Mississippi news anchor getting fired after quoting Snoop Dogg, and Aaron Hernandez's older brother throwing a brick at ESPN's headquarters.

Jay Mohr joins Adam in the studio and the guys recount their respective stories traveling home from Tampa this morning. The two also talk about sharing earbuds on a plane, ghost hunter TV shows, and why civilization hasn’t improved asphalt yet. Jay also shares stories about being on the same flights as Johnny Mathis and Stevie Wonder. The guys watch a video of Jay performing on SNL as Dick Vitale which leads to a discussion about reading cue cards on TV. Next, Adam begins the Irate 8 of ‘March Madness Madness’ with Jay commentating. Chris reports the news. The guys talk about an NYC store shaming shoplifters by posting his/her picture and the crime on a ‘Wall of Shame.’ This leads to Adam complaining about a local councilwoman defending catalytic converter thefts and proposing its decriminalization because it affects a certain marginal community. Next, the guys talk about the passing of a new bill in Idaho allowing firing squad executions. Adam proposes some new ideas on how to improve firing squads. Lastly, the guys chat about Jane Fonda and her appearance on one of Norm Macdonald’s shows.

Jodi Miller helps Adam review the responses he received from his infamous “bracelet vs stew” tweet and the two take a look back on “Mr. Hardware”. Courtney Stodden joins the show and talks about being “groomed” at age 16 and married to a man in his 50’s. They also talk about Chrissy Teigen famously bullying Courtney on Twitter. Next, Adam plays another round of March Madness Madness and hears some trending news stories about rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine getting beaten in a men's locker room and Wyoming banning transgender students from girls' sports teams. Finally, Adam hears about Sofia Coppola's daughter going viral on TikTok after trying to charter a helicopter which leads to a discussion about nepo-babies.

Actor Josh Banday comes to the studio and talks to Adam about high school dress code workarounds, performing with The Groundlings Sunday Company, pineapple pizza, and his family throwing him a porn-tervention. Adam plays round 3 of ‘March Madness Madness’ before they hear a trending news story about Playboy making the switch to a creator platform. Next, actor and martial artist Scott Adkins shares his experience working with Keanu Reeves and fighting in a fat suit for his role in ‘John Wick: Chapter 4’. Adam and Scott discuss the ‘Rust’ shooting incident, Jackie Chan vs Benny “The Jet” Urquidez, raising children, and working at a butcher shop.

Adam recaps the longest day of his life involving a flooded porta-potty and Dawson tells the story of his truck getting t-boned. Next, Adam talks to fitness expert Jillian Michaels about self-destructive tendencies and how people use food as a coping mechanism. Actor Frank Grillo and his son Remy join Adam to talk about their new movie ‘The Resurrection of Charles Manson’ which marks Remy’s directorial debut. The two get into how they enjoy boxing and microdosing together and what it was like for a son to direct his own father. Finally, they all hear some trending news stories including: Quentin Tarantino revealing his final movie, 18 female UK prison guards getting fired over having affairs with the inmates, a California bill which could ban tobacco products for anyone born after 2006, and Tiger Woods’ getting sued by his ex-girlfriend.

Adam talks about Penn Jillette’s bathtub for ladies before sharing some jokes he wrote about Tom Cruise for the 2023 Oscars. Next, Kathy Griffin sits down one-on-one with Adam and gets into her experiences with lung cancer, getting canceled by both the left and the right, and living next to Kanye West and Kim Kardashian. The two reminisce about coming up in the Groundlings before Kathy talks about her fractured relationship with Brooke Shields. Finally, they revisit Kasthy’s appearance on “The Man Show” and the time they hosted the Billboard Awards together.

Adam talks about Penn Jillette’s bathtub for ladies before sharing some jokes he wrote about Tom Cruise for the 2023 Oscars. Next, Kathy Griffin sits down one-on-one with Adam and gets into her experiences with lung cancer, getting canceled by both the left and the right, and living next to Kanye West and Kim Kardashian. The two reminisce about coming up in the Groundlings before Kathy talks about her fractured relationship with Brooke Shields. Finally, they revisit Kasthy’s appearance on “The Man Show” and the time they hosted the Billboard Awards together.

Penn Jillette sits down with Adam at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club in Las Vegas. They talk about the history of Las Vegas entertainment, the current state of magic, and the upright bass. Plus, Penn shares some stories about his history of performing as a juggler and what it’s like to hang out with Teller. Lastly, the guys disucss some local news stories about Siegfried and Roy’s estate and the big Formula One race heading to town before commenting on the passing of Robert Blake.

Actor Matthew Rhys joins Adam to talk about the new season of ‘Perry Mason’ on HBO and explains how he restored one Ernest Hemingway’s boats. They talk about: Matthew’s relationship with Keri Russell, ‘The A-Team’, Joe Calzaghe, Jeff “Left Hook” Lacy, the history of Griffith Park, Adam’s dad, and killer orca whales. Finally, they hear some trending news stories on: parents getting upset about edited school pictures, a disabled Twitter worker learning he was fired as Elon Musk mocked him online, plans for a bullet train from LA to Vegas, a man attacking a flight attendant with a spoon, and updates on the Mexico border kidnappings.

Comedian Brad Williams joins Adam as they learn the true story behind ‘Cocaine Bear’ and Adam introduces the idea of bringing a ‘service dwarf’ on flights instead of dogs. Next, in honor of St. Patrick’s Day, Dan Dunn and Paul Sanguinetti join them for an Irish Whiskey tasting and Irish Car Bomb drinking contest. Finally, they all hear about Sinéad O'Connor getting proven right about Pope John Paul II and hear more about Dan Dunn’s oral sex robot.

Greg Fitzsimmons is back in the studio and has some thoughts on the upcoming coronation of King Charles. Adam and Greg get into dogs eating tampons, the death of Tom Sizemore, and Chris Rock’s new special. Next, they take some listener calls from a fan who rode his bike into a homeless booby trap and another with a new book idea. Lastly, the guys hear some trending news stories including: a bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent getting reintroduced, a preview of the 2023 Oscars swag bag, Ford patenting a car that can repossess itself, a man who can summon crows, a successful uterus transplant in Australia, unclogging drains going viral on TikTok, and Utah encouraging people to hunt bullfrogs.

Chris Hansen and Kyle Dunnigan join Adam to discuss Chris’ background of investigative journalism and how it led to the ‘To Catch a Predator’ series. The guys then reenact some scenes using Kyle’s various impressions to play a predator being confronted by Chris before commenting on some news stories about a Maryland mayor arrested for child porn, AirBNB banning customers by association, and a 12-year old murder case solved after finding DNA on a sweet potato. Lastly, actor Casper Van Dien joins the guys to chat about his menacing role in the new film ‘Daughter,’ and his history of modeling and acting.

Actress and musician Tia Carrere talks about a scene with Arnold Schwarzenegger that got cut from ‘True Lies’ before the two compare their time on ‘Dancing with the Stars’. Tia shares her experience at Sears Charm School and the time she chose an audition for ‘Wayne's World’ over appearing on ‘Baywatch’. Next, Tia is joined by guitarist Evan Zee to perform her new single ‘I’m Still Here’. Finally, Tia and Adam hear some trending news stories including: Elon Musk losing both his spot as the world's richest person and his bid to implant brain chips in humans, Scottie Pippen's ex-wife dating Michael Jordan's son, the NYPD lowering their fitness standard, and more.

Actor and comedian Rob Corddry joins Adam and Jodi Miller to talk about his new movie, ‘The Donor Party’. They all discuss how germaphobes have sex and how no one is really a morning person before Rob shares an experience from his time on ‘Top Gear America’ . Finally, they take a deep dive into Phil Hendrie’s gay journalist character, Doug Dannger and Adam goes on a rant about hash browns. Adam and Jodi talk about comedy club setups and reasons why there should always be a clock. Next, they hear some trending news stories including: Chris Rock planning to talk about Will Smith’s Oscars slap in his live Netflix special, Jon Stewart recounting the angry backlash he got after talking about the possible Wuhan lab leak, the mayor of Chicago losing reelection, Dave Grohl barbecuing for 24 hours to serve the LA homeless, and The Weeknd's HBO show getting into hot water.

Comedian Nate Bargatze joins Adam to talk about his clean comedy and new standup special, ‘Hello World’. They discuss the benefits of being short and Nate’s struggle with claustrophobia before taking some listener calls. Next, they get into workplace screaming zones, prison smocks, missing belts, and Nate’s plans for career day at his daughter’s school. Adam and Nate Bargatze hear some trending news stories including: Lady Gaga getting sued by a woman linked to the theft of her dogs, Tom Brady considering a Netflix roast, the Oscars putting together a “crisis team” in case there’s another Will Smith slap type of incident, Mark Wahlberg getting criticized for presenting a SAG award, Rolling Stone accusing Woody Harrelson of spreading conspiracy theories, and Jake Paul losing a boxing match.

Orny Adams returns to the show and shares his list of songs that should never be covered. Adam and Orny get into the problem with farmers markets before taking a call from a Wisconsin teacher who is having trouble finding inspiration in his work. Next, Dr. Drew Pinsky joins them to talk about his experience on ‘Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test’ and they all play a round of ‘Blah Blah Blog’. Orny Adams and Dr. Drew Pinsky join Adam as he takes some listener calls about homelessness, healthcare, and social movements. Next, they hear some trending news stories including: the ‘Dilbert’ comic strip getting dropped from newspapers, a university using AI to write an email about mass-shootings, and the US Energy Department saying COVID-19 was most likely the result of a Wuhan lab leak.

Dave Dameshek and Adam talk about cowboys preferring bartenders with fat fingers and the history of peanut butter before getting into a heated debate about the alphabet. Next, Tommy Howell joins them to talk about his new country album ‘American Storyteller’ and gets into how he was cast in ‘E.T.’ and meeting Patrick Swayze years before ‘The Outsiders’. Finally, they hear some trending news about Ben Stiller defending Robert Downey Jr’s use of blackface in 'Tropic Thunder' and Jane Fonda getting paid to go on a date.

Actor and comedian Felipe Esparza joins Adam and talks about working with Eddie Murphy before sharing some strip club stories. They get into the problem with airport lounges and Felipe talks about crossing the border for tacos with Gabriel Iglesias and Paul Rodriguez. Finally, Adam and Felipe share their definitive taco rankings. Comedian Felipe Esparza sticks around as they hear some trending news stories including: a catalytic converter thief getting run over, Kevin McCarthy giving over 40k hours of January 6th footage to Tucker Carlson, and Don Lemon returning to CNN after saying Nikki Haley is past her prime. Next, Gina Grad returns to the show to talk about her new children’s book, ‘My Extra Mom’ where she shares tips to help children accept a new parental figure into their family.

Adam talks to comedian Jim Jefferies about the problem with koalas before discussing America’s panda contract with China and ‘panda porn’. The two discuss Valentine's Day, female expectations, Greta Thunberg, and Molly Meldrum mooning the crowd at an Elton John concert. Finally, they hear some trending news stories about Angela White, an Australian porn star, almost dying while filming a long sex scene and a man stealing 200,000 Cadbury Creme Eggs.

Comedian Jonathan Kite joins Adam as the two discuss “serial hecklers”, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, and Paul Giamatti playing Einstein in a Verizon commercial. Next, they watch a Vice debate about the Asian American’s “Model Minority” label. Adam then takes a ‘Mr. Brightside’ call to cheer up a woman whose son is about to have surgery and another caller going through treatment for his alcoholism. Jonathan Kite sticks around as spirits expert Dan Dunn shares some stories of his time with Hunter S. Thompson. Next, in honor of National Margarita Day, Dan provides a sample tasting of different tequilas. Finally, they hear some trending news stories including: giant snakes falling through a family’s ceiling, a new study showing the average penis size has grown, and a new documentary following the scandals of Subway spokesperson Jared Fogle.

Adam shares a clip of a Congressman commending Twitter for imposing their restrictions on Speech. Next, Bald Bryan calls in to issue this year’s #sportsball challenge and the guys give their Super Bowl predictions. Finally, Adam comments on news stories about the death of Burt Bacharach, woodpeckers stashing 700 pounds of acorns inside the walls of a home, Elijah Wood weighing in on the new AMC seating price structure, and an influencer stealing Covid relief funds to lease a Bentley.

Comedians Doug Stanhope and Jessimae Peluso join Adam as Doug explains his recent experience after his house caught fire. Next, Dawson shows his own redband trailer for “80 For Brady”, they watch an old video of Leonard Nimoy warning America about climate change, and they take listener calls including one from a woman going through a rough breakup. Doug Stanhope and Jessimae Peluso join Adam as they all break down President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address. Next, They take a look at the kiss between the First Lady and the Second Gentlemen and the CGI kiss between Jonah Hill and Lauren London in the movie ‘You People’ before hearing about LeBron James breaking the NBA scoring record. Finally, they learn about Leonardo DiCaprio’s new girlfriend and a chicken wing embezzlement scandal.

Adam gives an update on Jay Leno and laughs at the media’s reaction to Dave Dameshek asking if the Super Bowl is “a must-win game.” The guys then watch an interview with Carl Sagan from 1996 encouraging people to be skeptical of authority. Next, Adam talks to the CEO and entertainment director of Metaphysic, Tom Graham and Miles Fisher. They talk about the ethics of deepfakes and the future of AI. Amber Rose joins Adam one-on-one as she recounts her experiences taking over as the host of ‘Loveline’, growing up in South Philly, and stripping at age 15 in order to help support her family. Amber explains that Kanye was a very different person when she dated him and shares some stories from when she worked at McDonald’s. The two also discuss Amber’s new series ‘College Hill: Celebrity Edition,’ where Amber goes to college with other celebrities.

Actress Tia Carrere and comedian Michael Yo join Adam as he laments about the mislabeling of “honey” products before they compare some terrible company mascots from AMPM, Mucinex, and Lamisil. They all discuss insincere musical artists and get into a heated debate about the music of Prince. Tia Carrere and Michael Yo continue their conversation with Adam as they break down highlights from the 65th Annual Grammy Awards and DJ Khaled reminds Adam of his grandmother hosting potluck dinners as a ponzi scheme. Finally, they hear about a 9-year-old graduating high school and a fisherman revealing his encounter with former cop Christopher Dorner.

Comedian and podcast host Sam Tripoli joins Adam as they talk conspiracy theories and pride flags on police cruisers before taking a look at a TMZ reporter embodying the ultimate example of ‘Chick Think’. Bryan Callen joins them as they look at false claims made by Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor. Bryan Callen and Sam Tripoli continue talking to Adam about conspiracy theories as they get into the life and death of Jeffrey Epstein. Next, they hear some trending stories such as: a suspected Chinese spy balloon flying over the US and British Columbia becoming the first province in Canada to decriminalize heroin, fentanyl, cocaine, and other hard drugs.

Comedian Michael Lenoci helps Adam play off members of congress with ranchera music as they react to Ilhan Omar being voted off the Foreign Affairs Committee. Next, Actor Joe Mantegna and sports journalist Brigham Avery join them to talk about their show, ‘Hollywood & Ivy’ where Brigham talks to celebrity Cubs fans about their memories of the team. They hear some trending stories such as: Tom Brady potentially signing a one-day contract to retire as a New England Patriot, PETA getting upset about Punxsutawney Phil, Kate Hudson firing back at the 'nepo baby' controversy, and a Florida man accused of biting off the head of a pet python during a domestic dispute.

Comedians Byron Bowers and Jodi Miller join Adam as they talk about Tom Brady’s retirement and speculate the real reason for the divorce. The three discuss who they would use their “hallpasses” on before looking at a basketball coach posing as a teen girl at a varsity game. Byron mentions how he’d like to play Willy T. Ribbs in a biopic someday and they all get into the advantages of flying private. Adam continues his conversation with comedians Byron Bowers and Jodi Miller as he pitches an idea for a zipline that will get people to the airport. They all get an update on the Tennessee police sex scandal and hear some trending stories including: the Surgeon General saying 13 is too young for children to be on social media, a zoo where you can name a cockroach after your ex, and a company trying to resurrect the Woolly mammoth.

Orny Adams faces off against Adam for an in-house version of ‘Nerdwalking’ before getting into some trending news stories. They take a look at Alec Baldwin being formally charged with involuntary manslaughter, the arrest of the pipe-wielding Tesla driver in L.A, and Linda Ronstadt's 'Long, Long Time' soaring in the charts after being played in 'The Last of Us'. Comedian Orny Adams joins Adam and the guys question how the late NHL player Bobby Hull will be remembered. Adam then talks about how obesity has spilled into the prostitutes of Los Angeles. Next, they take some listener calls and the guys invent a new reality show called "Drunk Tank."

Comedians Kyle Dunnigan and Jodi Miller join Adam and weigh in on the “what the buck?” commercial. Kyle shows off his Chris Hansen impression as he entraps his own agent and comments on a 23-year-old woman who looks like an 8-year-old girl. Finally, with Trump back on Facebook, they play a round of ‘Blah Blah Blog’ revisiting celebrities' reactions to when he was kicked off of social media. Jodi Miller sticks around as she and Adam speak with music historian and host, Eddie Trunk. They take a deep dive into wildly different covers of the song ‘Get Ready’ and check out some ‘Brady Bunch’ musical acts. Next, they hear some ‘Trending Topics’ including: Jay Leno’s motorcycle accident, ‘Jay Leno’s Garage’ getting canceled, a pastor saying he went to hell and was tortured with Rihanna songs, and Nancy Pelosi reportedly arranging an 'exorcism' of her home.

Comedian Jodi Miller joins Adam as he explains to her the “yummy phase” of life and the two look at a physician who claims obesity can't be treated with diet and exercise. Social activist and founder of the ‘Lava For Good’ network, Jason Flom joins them to talk about the new podcast he’s producing, ‘The War on Drugs’. They get into the history of wrongful convictions in the US, the death penalty, and where the war on drugs went wrong.

Bald Bryan joins Adam today as he talks to comedian Leanne Morgan. Leanne tells the story of how she got into comedy after selling jewelry before the three take a look at a controversial Jackson Hewitt commercial and dive into the sex life of Suzanne Somers. The three then compare the finer points of parenting and youth sports. Bald Bryan presents ‘Baldywood: Oscars Edition’, giving his rankings of the 2023 Academy Award nominees. Chris presents some ‘Trending Topics’ including the Razzie Awards nominating a 12-year-old for Worst Actress, Damar Hamlin addressing a 'clone' conspiracy theory, and Pamela Anderson claiming Tim Allen flashed her on the 'Home Improvement' set.

Comedian Harland Williams returns to the show as Adam recaps more of his weekend in Dallas. Harland and Adam get into tipping, new football rules, the benefits of the metric system, and Harland’s diet before he and Chris play another round of ‘Will Harland Eat It?’. Next, they take a listener call about Harland’s children’s show ‘Puppy Dog Pals’ and he explains his process of creating it. We’re back with more Harland Williams! Harland and Adam get into the return of Hilaria Baldwin's Spanish accent and Juan Valdez’s coffee commercials before Harland teases his cameo appearance in ‘Half Baked 2’. Next, the two talk about M&M’s pulling their “Flip the Status Quo” campaign and hear a new study about when kids discover porn.

Comedian Eleanor Kerrigan joins Adam as he recaps the weekend trip to Dallas for the ‘Working Blue with John Popper’ event. He gets into stalling a plane for Mike August, screening a rough cut of the KROQ documentary, and Chris’ band performing with Blues Traveler. Adam sits down one-on-one with ESPN commentator, Stephen A. Smith to talk about his new book, ‘STRAIGHT SHOOTER: A Memoir of Second Chances and First Takes’. Stephen recounts his journey coming up as a high school reporter, playing basketball at a historically black college, and struggling with dyslexia before getting into his experience hosting 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'.

Comedian Brad Williams joins the show as Adam unveils a new invention after hearing of a teenage girl encountering a naked man in a YMCA women’s locker room. Chris joins them as they take calls for a round of ‘Hobo Power’ in order to measure who’s experienced the worst smells.

Comedian Jessimae Peluso joins Adam as he recaps Jimmy Kimmel’s 20th anniversary party including getting drowned out by DJ noise pollution, the terrible Lyft ride that got him there, and bonding with Keegan-Michael Key and Quentin Tarantino. Jessimae gets into how she’s benefited from microdosing psilocybin mushrooms before the two take a look at an article from USA Today warning against using culturally sensitive words like “Aloha”. Comedian Jessimae Peluso sticks around as Adam welcomes the founder and CEO of Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp, David Fishof. David talks about his new book ‘Rock Camp: An Oral History’ and gets into how the camp was founded, upcoming fantasy camps, working with The Monkees, and creating the All Starr Band with Ringo Starr. Finally, they all take a look at a new monument dedicated to MLK and Brendan Fraser's acceptance speech at the Critics Choice Awards.

Darren Carter sticks around as Adam talks to actor Nick Blood about his new movie, ‘The Offering’. Nick shares his experience learning bass guitar to play the role of the infamous “5th Beatle” Stu Sutcliffe and talks to them about the urinals in Soho Square and how he researches roles. Finally, Chris shows some new bodycam footage showing Odell Beckham Jr. getting escorted off of a plane and footage of a woman throwing a tantrum at Miami airport.

Comedian Adam Ray joins Adam as they break down the lyrics of ‘Tattooed Love Boys’ and Golden Globe presenters' reactions to the winners. Next, Author Brad Meltzer calls in to talk about his new book, ‘THE NAZI CONSPIRACY: The Secret Plot to Kill Roosevelt, Stalin, and Churchill’, which covers a little-known covert Nazi assassination plot at the height of World War II. Brad tells stories of being recruited by the Department of Homeland Security to brainstorm ways that terrorists might attack the US and reading to George H.W. Bush. Adam continues talking to Brad Meltzer as they get into the Bay of Pigs Invasion and quiz Adam Ray on his knowledge of history. Next, Dawson gives an update on the event that inspired ‘Tattooed Love Boys’ and Brad explains his writing process. Finally, Chris shares a story about an angry woman blocking a man from driving and recounts the time the same thing happened to him.

Comedian and friend of the show, Greg Fitzsimmons, joins Adam as the two discuss carpeted bathrooms, home decor trends, first apartments, and cities declaring a state of emergency over homelessness. The two then break down Jerrod Carmichael’s monologue and jokes he made hosting the 2023 Golden Globes. Comedian Vir Das comes on the show to talk about his new comedy special ‘Landing’ where he addresses the criminal charges brought against him by the Indian government. Vir and Adam get into how Indian pharmacies work, the Bollywood boycott, and calf implants. Finally, Chris shares some recent stories about a San Francisco business owner spraying a homeless woman with a hose and Carolines on Broadway being converted into a ping pong bar.

Comedian Jonathan Kite returns to the show and impersonates Donald Trump as he weighs in on Michelle Obama and OnlyFans. The two look into a Minnesota University dismissing an art history professor for showing her class paintings of Muhammad and some new guidance from The American Academy of Pediatrics recommending drugs and surgery for obese children.

Adam is back for another night at Helium Comedy Club in Philadelphia. He shares thoughts on which kind of cheese is appropriate for Philly cheesesteaks and what it would be like to date Lamar Odom. Next, he invites radio icon, John DeBella, to the stage and the guys chat about broadcasting and John's involvement with the success of 'I Love Rock N Roll' (one of Adam's least favorite songs). Next, Adam invites comedians Tim Butterly and Mike Rainey to talk about living in Philadelphia and the guys comment on some local news stories. Lastly, Tim and Mike pull some balls as the three riff on audience-submitted words for 'Adam Carolla is Unprepared.'

Comedian Elon Gold joins Adam and shows off some impressions before fitness guru Vinnie Tortorich calls in to talk about the problems with Tufts University’s “food compass”. Next, Elon talks to Adam about his new special and tells the story of how arriving at Larry David’s office unannounced on his birthday led to his role in the last season of ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’. Comedian Elon Gold sticks around and talks to Adam about spreading an anti-hate message with comedy, losing friends over politics, and how to occupy your brain while doing monotonous work. Chris presents some ‘Trending Topics’ including: El Chapo's son getting arrested in Mexico, Crocs sponsoring a drag show with children and rumors of Aaron Taylor-Johnson playing James Bond.

Comedian Kerryn Feehan joins Adam in the studio as John Popper of Blues Traveler calls in to give a preview of the, ‘Working Blue with Adam Carolla & John Popper’ event on January 20th and 21st in Dallas. Adam pitches some potential covers for their set and challenges John to try his hand at standup. Next, Adam and Kerryn talk about the hypocrisy of vaping PSAs versus marajuana PSAs, crazy media narratives, and Coca-Cola paying the NAACP millions to call parents racist if they opposed sugary diets. Adam and Chris talk about the death of friend and rally driver Ken Block before Adam recaps his harrowing snowboarding experience. Next, Cousin Sal comes to the studio and reminisces about meeting Adam. Sal gets to his feud with Jeff Ross and how he’s starting to do live shows for his podcast ‘Extra Points’.

Adam opens the show by getting into locker room censorship, fender bender etiquette, and a new freeway sign idea. Next, Anthony Scaramucci joins Adam to talk about his experience on the new show, ‘Special Forces: The World’s Toughest Test’ where he and Dr. Drew had to endure grueling challenges from the Special Forces selection process. Anthony gets into his journey from finance to the White House and his brief experience as Donald Trump's Communications Director. He recounts the media roasting him by portraying him as a cartoon and explains how politics is a blood sport.Adam and Chris talk about the death of friend and rally driver Ken Block before Adam recaps his harrowing snowboarding experience. Next, Cousin Sal comes to the studio and reminisces about meeting Adam. Sal gets to his feud with Jeff Ross and how he’s starting to do live shows for his podcast ‘Extra Points’.

The gang gets into a mountain lion being captured in Los Feliz and Adam shares his plans for dealing with the coyote problem in Southern California. Adam gives a recap of his trip to the DMV and the Carolla Digital holiday party before taking some listener calls from a guy with another ‘Tale from the Cheap’ and a fan with insight into gravel haul trailers. Booze historian and spirits expert, Dan Dunn, returns to the show along with master mixologist, Paul Sanguinetti. The two share some holiday cocktails with the gang utilizing eggnog and Paul Masson Sherry before breaking down vintage wine commercials. Gina Grad reports the news of the day including: a former prison warden being found guilty of sex abuse charges and the discovery of a Michael Jackson Sega game from the ‘90s.

In anticipation of speaking with Mark Thompson, Adam recalls making a tape for ‘The Mark & Brian Show’ back in the day. With the passing of both, Adam remembers his friendship with radio legend Norm Pattiz and his insightful interview with actress Kirstie Alley. Comedian Barry Brewer joins the gang as they discuss the dangers of talking back as a kid, why kids shouldn’t be chastised for making jokes in class, and the importance of being thankful for the journey. Radio personality, Mark Thompson, joins Adam to talk about his new book, ‘Don’t Bump the Record, Kid: My Adventures with Mark and Brian’. Mark shares some stories about his years in radio, gives an update on Danny Bonaduce’s health, and gets into how his relationship and partnership with Brian evolved over the years. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Time Magazine announcing the finalists for their ‘Person of the Year’, Michael Avenatti getting sentenced to 14 years in prison, and Cher dating a younger man.

Adam predicts the next NFL rule for player celebrations before diving into the bizarre persona and scandals of ‘Soul Train’ creator, Don Cornelius. Author Martin Dugard comes in to talk about his new book, ‘Taking Berlin: The Bloody Race to Defeat the Third Reich’ which follows the race between the Allies and Soviets to conquer the heart of Nazi Germany. Martin talks about the motivations for Hitler’s suicide and flying around the world at twice the speed of sound before they get into The New York Times’ coverage of Nazis and the Holocaust. Krayzie Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony joins the show and talks about how the group got started, their experience being mentored by Eazy-E before his death, and how his foundation works to support his hometown of Cleveland. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Karen Bass planning to declare a state of emergency on LA homelessness, a new study on marijuana smoke risks, a woman allowing followers on OnlyFans to make every decision in their life, and a pair of Birkenstock sandals worn by Steve Jobs selling for $200k.

Adam rants about mariachi music before welcoming comedian Alonzo Bodden back to the show. They get into a ban on gas-powered leaf blowers and the long list of gender options on an application for a San Francisco program. Fitness guru Vinnie Tortorich calls in to talk about the current direction of health and diet in America. They discuss a new study about red meat consumption and misleading product labels before giving everyone a pass to just enjoy Thanksgiving. Comedian Alonzo Bodden joins Adam and Gina as they discuss the problems with experimenting with food on Thanksgiving, police citation priorities, and the preference of being married to your job. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: President Biden turning 80 to become the first octogenarian in the Oval Office, Biden pardoning Thanksgiving turkeys, Banksy encouraging people to shoplift his designs from Guess, and Sinbad learning to walk two years after a stroke.

Adam shares some concerns about his 12-hour walk and Dawson plays a new mashup of Yoko Ono, DJ Khaled, and Adam’s dad. Adam and Gina look into an NBC news reporter getting suspended over a retracted Paul Pelosi story before welcoming comedian, Yannis Pappas, to the show. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Donald Trump announcing his run for president in 2024, Ivanka Trump quitting politics, Kevin Spacey getting charged with seven more sexual offenses, Denise Richards getting shot at in a road-rage incident, and Morrissey upsetting a crowd after ending a concert after just 30 minutes.

Comedian Brad Williams sits in for Bald Bryan and takes full advantage of the sound board while Adam gives an update on Jay Leno and complains about some op-eds in the LA Times. They are joined by author and analyst Alex Joske to talk about his new book, ‘Spies and Lies: How China's Greatest Covert Operations Fooled the World’. Alex explains how China has stopped hiding their ambitions, how the world is not moving towards democratization, and the potential danger of TikTok. Comedian Brad Williams does some ‘Tweetsplaining’ about his sandwich choices, his day with the Broncos, and Gallagher attending one of his shows. Adam, Brad, and Gina take a deep dive into unofficial NFL mascots such as Barrel Man, Catman, and the Hogettes. Gina Grad reports on Jennifer Siebel Newsom testifying against Harvey Weinstein which leads to a discussion of why she would go to him for advice after Gavin Newsom’s affair. Finally, Comedian Ari Shaffir joins in and talks about being raised in an Orthodox Jewish household, causing outrage with his comedy, and self producing his new special.

After a listener shows Adam another cover of ‘Eli's Coming’, he discovers the man behind it, Maynard Ferguson, also covered ‘Stoney End’ in a case of cover song coincidence. Adam gives an update on his upcoming 12-hour walk before Gina explains why picky eaters should have to take a “no thank you” bite. Host of the podcast ‘American Nightmare’, Paul Wagner, talks to Adam about the third season of the show where he follows the case of the Potomac River Rapist. He gives some insight into the interesting elements of the case and explains how law enforcement uses DNA evidence to solve cold cases. Comedian Jon Reep joins the gang in the studio and bonds with Gina over their North Carolina roots before teasing his upcoming appearance on ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’. Jon tells the story of how getting kicked out of a Carolina Panthers game after the mascot called him onto the field to dance was what compelled him to get into comedy. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Alex Jones being ordered to pay $473M more to Sandy Hook families, ex-UFC champ Cain Velasquez being granted bail, Warren Beatty being accused of coercing a teen girl into sex, and 'SNL' staff writers boycotting because of Dave Chappelle.

After a listener shows Adam another cover of ‘Eli's Coming’, he discovers the man behind it, Maynard Ferguson, also covered ‘Stoney End’ in a case of cover song coincidence. Adam gives an update on his upcoming 12-hour walk before Gina explains why picky eaters should have to take a “no thank you” bite. Host of the podcast ‘American Nightmare’, Paul Wagner, talks to Adam about the third season of the show where he follows the case of the Potomac River Rapist. He gives some insight into the interesting elements of the case and explains how law enforcement uses DNA evidence to solve cold cases. Comedian Jon Reep joins the gang in the studio and bonds with Gina over their North Carolina roots before teasing his upcoming appearance on ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’. Jon tells the story of how getting kicked out of a Carolina Panthers game after the mascot called him onto the field to dance was what compelled him to get into comedy. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Alex Jones being ordered to pay $473M more to Sandy Hook families, ex-UFC champ Cain Velasquez being granted bail, Warren Beatty being accused of coercing a teen girl into sex, and 'SNL' staff writers boycotting because of Dave Chappelle.

Adam shares his thoughts on Chris Evans, Dusty Baker, and LA County’s recycling program before getting into a recap of the midterms and a new mashup of DJ Khaled with his father on trumpet. They look into Berkeley potentially banning all right turns on red lights before playing an Elon Musk themed round of ‘Blah Blah Blog’. Finally, Adam shares hits including, ‘Eli's Coming’, ‘Wedding Bell Blues’, and ‘Stoney End’.Forbes editor-in-chief, Steve Forbes, talks to Adam about his new book, ‘Inflation: What It Is, Why It's Bad, and How to Fix It’. Steve talks about being behind the man behind the ‘flat tax’ and how a simple tax system would benefit everyone. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: some interesting midterms results, which California propositions passed, Nick Cannon expecting his 11th child, and people earning money for pooping.

Adam takes a look at an animated Chevron spot from the ‘70s and reviews DJ Khaled’s basketball and guitar skills. Next, Chris presents ‘Trending Topics’ including: Kimmel hosting the Oscars, Kathy Griffin getting suspended from Twitter for impersonating Elon Musk, and Whoopi Goldberg quitting Twitter in protest. Former NFL quarterback, Ryan Leaf, talks to Adam about his new podcast and his experience being called the biggest “bust" in NFL history. Ryan gives some insight into his struggles with addiction, time in prison, and fascinating football career. Spirits expert, Dan Dunn, returns to the show to share some vodka from different countries. He discusses the upcoming 200th episode of his podcast and a mistake he once made with Jennifer Jason Leigh. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: microbiologists creating a better tasting beer, Aaron Carter being found dead at 34, and Donald Trump referring to Gov. DeSantis as 'Ron De-Sanctimonious'.

Lead singer and keyboardist of System of a Down, Serj Tankian joins Adam in the studio to talk about his new EP, ‘Perplex Cities’. He remembers the time the band took Adam and Dr. Drew out for kabobs and recalls the experience of becoming the biggest band on KROQ. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Elon Musk laying off Twitter employees, Twitter working on an OnlyFans-style feature, 'SNL' star Chris Redd getting punched with brass knuckles, and Kyrie Irving apologizing for posting a video with antisemitic statements after the Nets susspended him. Ace and the gang get into the problems with passion fruit iced tea before recapping another installment of the continuing cursed flight saga of Mike August. Next, Adam remembers the time he and Dr. Drew explained their rating system for attractiveness to Roseanne Barr and Traci Bingham, one of whom struggled to grasp the concept. They are joined by comedian and dancer, Sonali Chandra, who talks about her struggles dating as a virgin and what her red flags and deal breakers are when looking for a partner.

Actor Patrick Renna comes in and talks about the cultural impact of ‘The Sandlot’ and remembers how he and the other guys would get into trouble on set. He tells a story about meeting Mila Kunis and Dawson remembers getting drunk with Patrick at a party decades ago. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: people being killed during Halloween festivities in Seoul, Goodwill no longer accepting Kanye West clothing, Shanghai's Disney Resort closing abruptly with visitors stuck inside, and a man in a wheelchair rolling down the 405 Freeway. Adam and the gang discuss being unprepared for trick or treaters, people selling their children’s raffle tickets at the workplace, and how President Biden thinks airline ‘junk fees’ are unfair to people of color. They take a dive into the out of nowhere aerobics show, ‘Aerobicise’, and Gina presents ‘Eat Your Feelings’ where she used MEATER to cook onion-smothered pork tenderloin at the right temperature. Finally, they take some listener calls from people who have thoughts on John Popper and anime.

Writer and Director, Court Crandall, joins the gang to tell them about his new movie, ‘Bromates’ and shares his experience working with Snoop Dogg. Court and Adam compare the times they had to pitch to Ivan Reitman and their favorite ESPN spots before getting into bathroom etiquette. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Adidas dumping Kanye West over anti-Semitic remarks, Brittney Griner's appeal being rejected, Harvey Weinstein’s trial beginning in LA, and Jake Paul advising bettors not to put money on Anderson Silva. Adam takes a look at a transgender TikTok star’s interview with Joe Biden and Gina explains the process of ‘tucking’. Next, one of the heroes who brandished the “Dee Fence'' signs at an NFL game calls in to give insight into the story behind it. And finally, actress Jodie Sweetin sits down and explains how critics never liked ‘Full House’ but its success came from comforting the audience. She remembers how the cast felt like a real family and shares stories about her close friendship with her TV dad, Bob Saget.

Comedian Greg Fitzsimmons returns to the show! They look at some controversy surrounding the woman who famously accepted Marlon Brando’s Godfather Oscar on his behalf and take a dive into the song ‘Makin' It’ by David Naughton. Greg recalls the time he watched the Beach Boys play live at Bob Saget’s birthday party and Adam gets an update on his childhood home. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: someone maturbating into Greg’s neighbor’s flowerbed, the death of actor Leslie Jordan, Kanye West saying he's not backing down from anti-semetic comments, and updates on Salman Rushdie’s condition. Adam and the gang take a look at the history of horribly racist Hustler cartoons and learn more about the artist behind them. Fitness guru, Vinnie Tortorich, calls in to talk about the biggest takeaways he got from completing Colin O'Brady’s ‘12 Hour Walk’ challenge. Former Raiders reporter and host of the Tennis Channel, Erin Coscarelli, joins them in the studio and shares her thoughts on Tom Brady’s refusal to retire, Aaron Rodgers use of ayahuasca, and the Jon Gruden lawsuit.

Actor and comedian, Kevin Nealon, joins Adam in the studio to talk about his new book, ‘I Exaggerate: My Brushes with Fame’, a collection of caricature portraits and personal stories about the notable people he has met throughout his life. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Steve Bannon being sentenced to 4 months for contempt of Congress, daycare workers being charged after scaring kids with a ‘Scream’ mask, and a new horror movie that is so terrifying it is causing people to vomit and faint. Adam and the gang look at the works of Loverboy before getting into diversity initiatives in the NHL and blind auditions at the New York Philharmonic. They read a story about a transgender woman joining a sorority and take a dive into the 2002 movie ‘Sorority Boys’. Finally, they all play a round of The Rotten Tomatoes Game with movies which won the Oscar for best costume design.

Former F1 Championship driver, Jenson Button, joins the gang to talk about the upcoming events he is involved in with Williams Racing during the US Grand Prix week. He teases an upcoming Formula 1 documentary he is working on with Keanu Reeves and explains why the most important person to beat in a race is your teammate. The gang looks at some stories about Mark Wahlberg trying to make Vegas into 'Hollywood 2.0' and a New York Times columnist who is worried that "white supremacy" will be replaced by "lite supremacy". Actor Ethan Wayne comes to the studio and talks about his experience growing up as the son of John Wayne and how his father would pull him out of school to take him on location. Ethan explains how being around stunt guys at a young age led him to pursue stunt work on 'The Blues Brothers' and talks about the exhibit he's curated in Texas showcasing the life and work of his father. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: a NY congressional candidate releasing a sex tape to highlight their 'sex positive' platform, James Corden apologizing after being banned from a restaurant, and Selma Blair's final performance.

Following Adam’s appearance on Peyton Manning’s show, the gang debates who was the better Manning: Peyton or Eli? They take a look at some Acme mementos John P. McCann sent in from the show ‘Muu-Muus & Girl Drinks’ which he and Adam worked on. Chris presents some ‘Liked Tweets’ including an after school special titled ‘The Day My Kid Went Punk’, Gavin Newsom’s 2008 plan for the homeless, and a crow helping a hedgehog across the street. Comedian Ryan Long is in the studio to talk about his comedy tour and explains how quickly shifting trends make it near impossible to release relevant content on time. As a punk rocker himself, Ryan weighs in on the song ‘Uh Oh, Chongo’ and talks about how comedians make the best comedy editors. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: someone hacking into an airplane intercom, NASA’s anti-asteroid satellite successfully smashing into a space rock, a cranberry shortage looming ahead of Thanksgiving, Tiffany Haddish saying she lost all of her gigs after the abuse claim, and Gwyneth Paltrow releasing nudes on her 50th birthday.

Adam opens the show with an odd observation from a news clip about a man punching a flight attendant. Next, the gang discusses weird dog behavior and some placards that have been bothering Adam. Actor, author, and former Irish gangster Richie Stephens joins the show to talk about his past as a drug trafficker, kidnapper, and addict. Richie shares how he was able to transition from a life of crime to that of a Hollywood actor. David Koechner returns to the show and tells stories about his dad manufacturing turkey coops, his time in high school, and training at Second City in Chicago. Adam and David then laugh about a few scenes from Billy Jack before Gina reports news stories on: Rihanna being chosen to perform at the Super Bowl, Adam Levine DM'ing various women, and a 'screaming children surcharge' at a restaurant.

Following their interview with Sid Krofft, Adam is excited to talk to Kim Kahana (aka Chongo) from ‘Danger Island’ as the gang learns more about his unbelievable life. Gina talks about a homeless run-in at the dog park and Adam shows some of his interview with investigator Paul Hole who was instrumental in solving the Golden State Killer case. Chongo himself, Kim Kahana, joins the gang and tells stories of witnessing the attack on Pearl Harbor, being buried alive in a mass grave during the Korean War, and surviving a deadly plane crash. Actor Dominic Monaghan comes into the studio and explains the process of rehabilitating and releasing sick snakes before getting into his critter collection and his love of ants. They all discuss giant squids and what little we know about them and Dominic gives the gang advice for a “starter safari”. Gina Grad reports the news of the day including: a judge overturning the conviction of Adnan Syed, a Beyond Meat executive getting arrested for biting a man's nose, and California allowing human composting as an alternative to cremation or burial.

Comedian Bryan Callen returns to the show to talk about his new comedy special, ‘Man Tears’. He joins Adam and the gang as they discuss bird brains, falcon hunting, and the time Adam got into a street fight and took a baseball bat to the knee. Bryan breaks down the Old Testament, reveals the best tippers he knows, and tells a story of trying not to cry when a blind man thanked him. Dawson gives an update on Zamfir the pan flute player and reveals a newly discovered commercial with a surprise guest musician.

Adam and the gang discuss the passing of Queen Elizabeth before getting into ‘If I Were a Carpenter’ by Bobby Darin. Adam revisits the first ever appearance of Dick Birchum on the Kevin and Bean show and gives an update on the KROQ documentary. Former MLB player and prison inmate, Willie Mays Aikens, talks to Adam about the new biopic about his life, ‘The Royal’. Willie shares his experiences playing major league baseball, getting arrested for crack cocaine, and the difficulties he faced after his release. Actor and comedian Frankie Quiñones comes into the studio to talk about his new Hulu series, ‘This Fool’ where he plays a released convict readjusting to society. They discuss the many uses of ‘fool’, California’s Prop 27, comedian Charlie Hill, and more. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Ricky Martin suing his nephew for extortion, Aries Spears breaking his silence on the molestation lawsuit with Tiffany Haddish, the ‘'Dancing with the Stars' season 31 celebrity cast reveal, rumors of Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen separating, and China censoring the ending of 'Minions: The Rise of Gru'.

Mike August calls in to explain an incident with Jon Hamm and Dave Dameshek in their fantasy football league. The gang looks at an Orwellian graduation pledge and discusses racist overtones with the ‘Flowbee’. Editor-in-chief of ‘The Babylon Bee’, Kyle Mann comes into the studio and talks about the challenges of writing satire in 2022 when anything can happen. They look at some of the times ‘The Babylon Bee’ accidentally predicted the future as ridiculous as it seemed at the time. Kyle talks about getting suspended from Twitter and Adam creates a new game involving Avril Lavigne and Admiral Levine. Comedian Eleanor Kerrigan joins the gang in the studio to talk about the past, present, and future of The Comedy Store and tells a story of when she served Richard Pryor a fake martini. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Juul reaching a $439 million settlement over e-cigarette marketing, Jason Momoa shaving his hair for a cause, and Chris Rock blasting Will Smith for his 'hostage' apology video.

Comedian Liz Miele joins the gang in the studio to talk about her new special, ‘The Ghost Of Academic Future’. She talks about being an early adopter of YouTube and how she used social media and mailing lists to grow her audience. Liz and Adam compare their feelings about cats, napping, and catnapping. Former sitcom actor and current adult film star, Maitland Ward, comes into the studio to talk about her new book, ‘Rated X: How Porn Liberated Me from Hollywood’. She explains how the transition didn’t happen overnight and educates Adam on the process of getting your vagina casted to make sex toys. She talks about acting on ‘Boy Meets World’ and people constantly quoting her role in ‘White Chicks’. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Tiffany Haddish and Aries Spears being accused of sexually abusing children, Kanye West’s family drama on Instagram, Jeff Garlin's character getting killed off in 'The Goldbergs', Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne making their return to reality TV, and the Raven’s mascot getting injured on the field.

Comedian Adam Ray returns to the show and talks about relearning how to skate in order to play an MC on the upcoming series, ‘Welcome to Chippendales’. Adam talks about performing standup with a sign language interpreter at the Salt Lake City show and Will Ferrell’s SNL ventriloquist sketch. They all play a round of ‘Made Up Movie’ featuring titles such as: ‘Space Wolf’, ‘Driving Miss Oprah’, and ‘Surf & Turf’. Comedian Amir K comes into the studio and talks about being on the ‘Mad TV’ reboot with Adam Ray, touring with Maz Jobrani, getting heckled by his mother on stage, immigrating from Iran to Southern California, and working as a real estate appraiser. Gina Grad reports the news of the day including: the death of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, a Saudi woman jailed for using social media, and billboards warning people not to move to Texas.

Comedian Brad Williams comes into the studio fresh off his stint on Cirque du Soleil and shares stories about a woman who can hang from her hair and ‘the wheel of death’. Brad joins the gang as they get into Ted Knight’s ‘Hi Guys’ and Adam remembers getting roasted by the late Greg Giraldo. They take a listener call from a guy who may or may not have a story about a blind mountain biker. Activists Chad Kroeger and JT Parr come into the studio to talk about their new Netflix series ‘Chad and JT Go Deep’. They explain what activism means to them and the causes they care about such as protecting our boarders, perineum sunning, size shaming, and erecting a Paul Walker statue. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: a jury awarding Vanessa Bryant $16 million and Nick Cannon expecting a 9th child.

Adam talks about his late night viewing of ‘Highway Patrol’ and ‘Dragnet’ where every scene starts with the actors hanging up their coats and hats before lighting a cigarette. Chris presents ‘Trending Topics’ such as the death of Len Dawson, Joe Biden forgiving student loans, and a guy using a hotdog as a straw. In a new segment of ‘Eat Your Feelings’, Gina presents Cuban chicken kabobs with cilantro avocado cream. Comedian Nimesh Patel returns to the show to talk about his new standup special ‘Thank You China’. He shares his experience being the first Indian American writer on ‘Saturday Night Live’, getting discovered by Chris Rock, and writing jokes for the Oscars. Gina Grad reports the news of the day including: Sylvester Stallone getting a divorce, Elon Musk saying he can prove Twitter counted fake accounts, Beverly Hills' Kitson Boutique banning masks, 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' being renewed for a 12th season, and Wall Street internet analysts comparing TikTok to crack cocaine.

Gina gives a recap of her vacation before Adam shares more amazing achievements by crows. Adam talks about challenging his son to learn the opening riff of ‘The Real Me’ by The Who and a caller gives Adam some insight into peep booths where the person paying is also being peeped on. They also talk to a caller about the woman being prosecuted for using abortion pills and another who wants to know the origin of ‘The Rotten Tomatoes Game’. The gang then shares some tips you can use to ‘Do Yourself a Favor’. Twin comedians, Randy and Jason Sklar, return to the studio and join the gang as they talk to former NFL tight end and current actor, Vernon Davis. Vernon talks about his time playing in the NFL, Peyton Manning, and acting as a serial killer in an upcoming Morgan Freeman movie. The Sklar brothers talk to Adam about their new show, ‘The Nosebleeds’, where they comment on old UFC footage. Gina Grad reports the news of the day including: Gary Busey being charged with multiple sexual offenses, Tommy Lee revealing he released the nude picture of himself, Kathy Hilton mistaking Lizzo for ‘Precious’, Elton John scoring a Tammy Faye musical, and Elton John previewing his new Britney Spears song.

Staff member Rudy calls in to give a ‘boots on the ground’ perspective on the Dave Chappelle show at Varsity Theatre which was moved after First Avenue cancelled. Wrestler and actor Paul Wight AKA ‘The Big Show’ calls in to talk about his new movie, ‘Marcus’, how Danny Bonaduce and Hulk Hogan were responsible for his wrestling career, the return of his character ‘Captain Insano’ from ‘The Waterboy’, and what it was like working alongside John Cena and ‘The Rock’. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: the LA County Public Health Director going maskless at a baseball game, the first case of polio in over a decade appearing in New York, Ricky Martin’s nephew withdrawing allegations, Linda Evangelista settling a fat-freezing lawsuit, and ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ surpassing ‘The Avengers’ at the US box office. Adam welcomes back security consultant, safety instructor and expert on all things Mexico, Ed Calderon. Ed talks about seeing Biden flags at migrant camps, how the media pushed a false narrative about Border Patrol whipping migrants, why developments in human trafficking should be sounding alarm bells right now, the culture shock of coming to the US as an immigrant, his time as a cop in Tijuana, how the US is awarding weakness, and the current states of the border and the cartel. Adam and Ed look at the media coverage of a recent Indiana mall shooting where a 22-year-old bystander with a concealed carry weapon brought down the shooter.

Adam is back from New York after an insane book tour schedule without a moment of peace. Mike August calls in to tell yet another harrowing story of a flight gone wrong when the pilot of his plane from Springfield got stuck in the bathroom leading to a series of unfortunate incidents. Adam tells the gang how he sweat his sleeves off at The Stand in New York after the air conditioning went out in a crowded room. Adam tells more NY stories such as how he kept getting roped into doing shows with no notice and how Mike Lynch accidentally knocked a wine bottle out of someone’s hand. Comedian Joe DeRosa comes in the studio to talk about the restaurant he opened with the owner of The Stand Comedy Club, ‘Joey Roses’. Joe talks about working with Jonathan Banks on ‘Better Call Saul’, the single improv show he ever participated in, fake ‘wine products’ in New York liquor stores, and what makes a good sandwich. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: First Avenue cancelling a Dave Chappelle show, the DEA seizing 1 million pills containing fentanyl, a transgender woman inmate in New Jersey being transferred to a men’s prison after impregnating two inmates, and Velveeta releasing a liquid mac n' cheese martini.

Actor and comedian Dave Coulier comes in the studio and recalls the day of Bob Saget’s death and gives his thoughts on the Lori Laughlin scandal. After hearing a famous Vegas strip club will soon be demolished, Adam and Dave impersonate the club’s DJs on their last day of service. Dave plays a round of ‘Celebrity Farts’, using his talents to impersonate Johnny Depp, Marlon Brando, Frances McDormand, and more. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Twitter suing Elon Musk, the new Jane Goodall Barbie, rumors about quarterback Zach Wilson sleeping with his mom’s friend, and how the new Thor movie will likely to be banned in China. Mike Lynch joins Adam to chat about Adam’s new book, ‘Everything Reminds Me of Something: Advice, Answers...but No Apologies’, where Adam doles out advice and opinions with utter disregard for our politically correct, self-righteous, virtue signaling, woke times. They get into what the writing process was like, how the title changed, and how entire sections needed to be cut out. Adam takes questions sent in by fans.

Adam talks about Macy Gray apologizing for her recent comments and the mass murderer, Richard Speck, transitioning in prison. Actors Matt Walsh and Christina Chang join the show to talk about their new film ‘Press Play’ where they play husband and wife. Matt talks about the trouble with taking mushrooms and the magic of the ‘Veep’ writer’s room. Christina bonds with Gina over their Kansas roots and talks about how she once studied trapeze. Comedian Dean Delray comes in the studio to talk about his podcast, ‘Let There Be Talk’, John Hiatt, California rolls, and what makes a good realtor. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Japanese politician Shinzo Abe assassinated during a campaign speech, Derek Chauvin sentenced to 21 years in federal prison for violating George Floyd's civil rights, an update on the Vince McMahon sex scandal, Sacha Baron Cohen defeating a $95 million defamation suit filed by Roy Moore, Amber Heard in talks to write a tell-all book, and Lindsay Lohan getting engaged.

Adam learns John Popper of Blues Traveler dedicated a song to him at a recent concert and talks about how his kids are now listening to Elvis thanks to the new biopic movie. Adam complains about Tesla’s yolk steering wheels and unnecessary beach rules. They discuss the recent cancellations of Bette Midler, Macy Gray, and Jordan Peterson over transgender comments before Chris tells them about a study which shows having a good hand grip leads to happiness and an increase in sexual partners. They then look at an incident in San Francisco where a couple was fined for parking in their own driveway. Actor and host Mario Lopez comes in the studio and talks about being on every hotel television in America, getting baptized in Israel, playing Slater on ‘Saved by the Bell’, and going from hosting ‘Extra’ to hosting ‘Access Hollywood’. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: the Highland Park parade shooting, WNBA’s Brittney Griner writing a letter to President Biden from a Russian prison, and Joey Chestnut putting a guy in a chokehold in the middle of a hotdog eating contest.

Adam remembers “jamming” with Blues Traveler’s John Popper and Dr. Drew on ‘Loveline’. He talks about how thinly sliced tomatoes are not an acceptable pizza topping and how being a vegetarian doesn’t mean you have to eat vegetables with everything. The gang is joined by Manhattan Institute fellow, Leor Sapir, who wrote an article for city journal called ‘The Assault on Children’s Psyches’. He talks about the potential risks and danger of teaching gender fluidity to children. The gang plays a game of ‘Made-Up Movie’ with titles such as ‘The Seventh Day’, ‘Load Management’, and ‘Final Expenses’. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: R. Kelly sentenced to 30 years in prison, updates on the January 6th hearings, Delta pilots picketing amid surging flight cancellations, and the Uvalde shooter’s grandmother recovering from her gunshot wound.

Adam begins the show talking about his visit to Red Rocks Amphitheatre earlier that day- sharing the history of the venue and the artists that have played there. He then laments about hearing songs by Bananarama and Cher. Next, he invites Gina, Bryan and Kyle Dunnigan to the show. Kyle introduces his newest character - "Trans Trump" (aka Donna Trump). Trans Trump shares her newest strategies for winning the next election. Next, the gang plays a round of Blah Blah Blog before Kyle brings Sylvester Stallone into the mix. Gina reports news stories on a coach rescuing a swimmer during a performance, a guy who wants money back after his girlfriend dumped him, and a new show on HBO about "f**k boys." Lastly, Adam performs a round of "Unprepared" riffing on words submitted by the audience.

Comedian Dustin Nickerson joins the gang to talk about his new book ‘How to Be Married (to Melissa): A Hilarious Guide to a Happier, One-of-a-Kind Marriage’. He explains how he went from being a youth pastor to a comedian. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: The death of Ray Liotta, new allegations against Kevin Spacey, Colin Kaepernick’s message to the NFL, a judge blocking the sale of the infamous ‘Wizard of Oz’ dress, the most expensive car ever sold, and the last payphone bank being removed in NYC.

Influencer and model, Harry Jowsey, comes in the studio following his recent wipeout on Netflix’s ‘Floor is Lava’. He talks about filming ‘Too Hot to Handle’ during COVID and how he cried when he heard the rules of the show. The gang taps into Harry’s dating advice experience by having listeners call in for help with their relationships. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Mo'Nique settling a discrimination suit against Netflix, Tom Hanks telling fans to back off, a juror explaining why they didn’t believe Amber Heard, Margot Robbie & Ryan Gosling in the upcoming ‘Barbie’ movie, and the ‘Squid Game’ reality series.

Adam and Gina introduce Bryan to the Postmate’s new ‘bottom-friendly menu’ and discuss how anal sex is a big commitment. Adam remembers the teacher he met who retired at 52 and her toilet seat hall pass. Adam talks about the Barenaked Ladies concert he went to and the surprising second husbands of ABBA members. NHRA racers John Force and Brittany Force come in the studio to talk about their worst crashes, their greatest feats, and what it’s like having so many racers in the same family. John Force tells the story of how running out of gas on a date is what first lead him to racing. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: updates on gun control legislation, Amber Heard breaking her silence about the trial, NASA putting together a UFO team, and Rebel Wilson coming out under the threat of exposure.

Comedian Dustin Nickerson joins the gang to talk about his new book ‘How to Be Married (to Melissa): A Hilarious Guide to a Happier, One-of-a-Kind Marriage’. He explains how he went from being a youth pastor to a comedian. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: The death of Ray Liotta, new allegations against Kevin Spacey, Colin Kaepernick’s message to the NFL, a judge blocking the sale of the infamous ‘Wizard of Oz’ dress, the most expensive car ever sold, and the last payphone bank being removed in NYC.

Adam recounts his experience on ‘Real Time with Bill Maher’ last Friday when he was on with Donna Brazile talking about pedo-grifters and generational LGBTQ trends. The gang takes calls from an airline pilot who weighs in on Mike August’s missed flight and an Uber driver who says poor people are more likely to leave a good tip than rich people. Adam is joined by real estate broker, Jason Oppenheim, who stars in ‘Selling Sunset’ on Netflix. He talks about how he and his identical twin brother got their start in real estate, housing prices in LA, and working in reality television. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Cast members leaving SNL, updates on the Dave Chappelle attacker, Europe sending baby formula to the US, an epic airport throwdown, and a bull escaping a rodeo.

Adam talks about the new Calvin Klein ad featuring a pregnant man which brings up memories of old commercials. Adam then talks to author Bill Browder about his new book, ‘Freezing Order: A True Story of Money Laundering, Murder, and Surviving Vladimir Putin’s Wrath’. Browder talks about being targeted by Putin after he exposed an international money laundering scheme. Adam then revisits an episode of ‘The Man Show’ where they parodied ‘The Christopher Lowell Show’ and other woman’s programming. Actor and comedian French Stewart returns to the show to talk about a fart war gone wrong, the ‘3rd Rock From the Sun’ reunion, and his attraction to Ted Danson. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: crowds gathering ever day to welcome Johnny Depp as he arrives at court and a white man claiming to be a transracial Korean person.

Rick McCarthy brings in food from his restaurant, Baby Blues BBQ. He is joined by resident alcohol expert, Dan Dunn, to pair the best drinks to have with BBQ. Adam then welcomes the meme creator Tank Sinatra to the studio to talk about his new board game ‘Influencers in the Wild’. Tank also helps the gang create memes using old pictures of Gina, Bryan, and Adam.

Gina is welcomed back to the show after her week of recovering from breast reduction surgery. Adam and Chris tell the story of their flight from hell coming back from Indianapolis and how Mike August was left behind. Musician and producer Dave Stewart joins the show to talk about his new album, ‘Ebony McQueen’, working with the victim/father of the infamous Menendez Brothers, and about his time living in poverty with Annie Lennox. Adam welcomes comedian Maz Jobrani to the studio to talk about growing up Iranian in Marin County, bribing kids in school with candy, and how Iranians get their alcohol from the Armenian black market. Gina reports on today’s news including: Elon Musk’s cryptic death tweet, a porn star’s plea for Twitter censorship, the outcome of escaped convict Casey White and his CO/lover Vicky White, people mysteriously dying at Sandals Resort, and the new swimsuit issue of ‘Sports Illustrated’.

Adam sits down with veteran entertainment reporters Adam Glyn & Dax Holt to talk about the TMZ pitch room, Elon Musk being the biggest celebrity of today, and Alex’s run in with Jeff Bezos. Next, Adam is joined by Wall Street Journal and New York Times reporter, Tripp Mickle, to talk about his new book After Steve: How Apple Became a Trillion-Dollar Company and Lost Its Soul. The book follows how the death of Steve Jobs impacted the future of Apple and its legacy. The gang discusses how Apple employees are refusing to go back to work after working from home and what the future of Apple might look like. Adam is joined by comedian Sam Morril to talk about his self-made success in promoting his own specials and his new documentary Full Capacity. They discuss Sam’s journey during COVID from performing rooftop shows to documenting the reopening of comedy clubs in New York after the shutdown. Next, Adam Glyn & Dax Holt report on today’s news stories including: Kim wearing Marilyn Monroe’s dress to the Met Gala, Mayor Eric Adams wearing an “End Gun Violence” tux to the Met Gala, bedbugs at Disneyland hotel, and Ulta Beauty’s shocking Kate Spade ad.

Adam opens the show by welcoming comedian Jodi Miller who’s sitting in for Gina today. He asks about her recently deceased cat who was just cremated. This leads Adam to play an old Crank Yankers clip where Mr. Birchum calls into a boat rental company to arrange the scattering of his uncle’s ashes. Adam then remembers the unique rating system Hustler Magazine used to judge pornos. Before the break, the gang plays a futuristic-themed round of The Rotten Tomatoes Game. Comedian Godfrey joins the show and talks about his heritage and personally knowing the Nigerian brothers accused of assaulting Jussie Smollett. This leads Adam to question the median household income for various ethnic groups in America. After that, Godfrey talks about his former relationships with Mike August and Bill Cosby. Jodi Miller reports on today’s news stories including: a woman who married her cat to keep her landlord from separating them, Elizabeth Warren calling Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter “dangerous for our democracy,” and Bugs Bunny getting called out for past cartoons.

Adam opens the show with a clip of Biden being interrupted by the Easter Bunny and a Los Angeles car chase that ended because of all the trash. Adam then talks about when The Man Show staff use to get gifts for each other. They turn to the phones and speak to a FedEx aircraft mechanic wanting to pull balls for the upcoming ‘Adam Carolla Is Unprepared’ show in Indianapolis. Chris reads a story about an LA man who got killed while trying to steal a catalytic converter. Gina brings in a picture of a urinal sink, and the gang discuss Tanya Tucker. Adam shows some pictures of a mysterious concrete structure being built on PCH. Before the break, Adam and Bryan talk about high school football drills. Gina reports on today’s news including: Olivia Wilde getting served custody papers while on stage, a sex worker willing to give a freebie to the top NFL draft pic, and John Hinkley’s music career. 2-time UFC heavyweight champion Frank Mir and entrepreneur Eric Stoffers join the show and talk about Eric’s stem cell and research company BioXcellerator. Adam asks Eric about his daughter who’s an MMA fighter, transgender athletes competing against biological women, and being a bouncer at a Spearmint Rhino before going into the UFC. Eric gives his thoughts on hyperbaric chambers, cold plunges, cryotherapy, supplements, and human growth hormone. Bryan asks Eric about the potential in using stem cell treatments for cancer patients. Before they wrap, Adam asks Frank about his fighting future and what he thinks about the current state of the UFC.

Adam opens the show with a surprising story about his daughter’s friends being fans of his. Adam then plays a clip from The Ben Shapiro Show about biases and narratives in the mainstream media, particularly when it comes to race. Gina talks about her upcoming breast reduction surgery and Bryan celebrates 13 years since his brain tumor diagnosis. After that, we play a new Adidas commercial focused on empowerment. Chris Laxamana joins the gang in-studio for some Trending Topics on: A Q&A with Ben Shapiro, a little kid screaming on a live news broadcast, Ilhan Omar’s tweet to Christians singing on a plane, a dad who took his baby to a drug deal, and beer drinkers getting tired of IPA’s. Comedian Michael Yo joins the show and talks about his new stand-up special Michael Yo: I Never Thought. Michael talks about being one the first serious cases of Covid in the U.S. and almost dying. Then, Adam asks him about producing his own special and releasing it for free on Youtube. This leads Michael to talk about coming up in comedy with frequent appearances on Chelsea Lately and having Jo Koy as a mentor. Gina reports on today’s news including: Fauci saying we are out of the pandemic phase, Disney refusing to edit out a homosexual reference for the Saudi market, updates on the Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard trial, MGK and Megan Fox drinking each other’s blood, and a porn class being taught at Westminster College.

Adam opens the show with a recap of his race in Laguna Seca which included some unfortunate weather that led to a minor crash. Gina reports on today’s news including: Elon Musk officially buying Twitter, Mike Tyson beating up a guy mid-flight, Texas cops needing to lose weight, production halted on Aziz Ansari’s film to investigate misbehavior claims against Bill Murray, a Red Bull plane stunt, and the passing of Cynthia Plaster Caster. Playwright and filmmaker David Mamet joins the show and talks about his new book Recessional: The Death of Free Speech and the Cost of a Free Lunch. Adam and David talk about how awful real communism is and the guys discuss being conservative in Hollywood. Then, Adam asks David about generational culture shifts. They chat about Elon Musk buying Twitter and question why people are so vehemently against it. David gives Adam a hand-drawn cartoon and Adam asks him about his writing ability. Before they wrap, Adam and David discuss biases in today’s mainstream media and raising children in different environments.

Adam sits down for a 1-on-1 interview with comedian Paul Rodriguez. Paul shares stories about his upbringing in Compton and recalls meeting Robert Kennedy and Cesar Chavez during the Delano Grape Strike. They talk about Paul's early years in comedy working with a young Gabriel Iglesias and The Unknown Comic. Adam then brings up Paul's recent appearance on Inside Edition- where he stated that he'll never work with Will Smith again. Paul recalls his uncomfortable experience on the set of Ali and getting cut from the film. He shares stories of Will getting angry on set and reads passages from the diary he kept during filming. After that, Paul talks about getting into the entertainment industry and some of his earliest projects. Before they wrap, Adam asks Paul about his son who’s a professional skateboarder.

Adam opens the show telling Henry about his very first showbiz experience when they met each other back in the 90s. Henry talks about his HBO comedy series Barry and working with Sylvester Stallone on The Lords of Flatbush. Adam asks about Henry’s family who fled Nazi Germany and his upbringing in New York. This leads Henry to talk about his tough childhood, not knowing he had dyslexia, and the importance of being grateful. Adam asks Henry about his career after Happy Days and being typecast as the Fonz. Before they wrap, Adam asks Henry about when he first came out to Los Angeles with only a month’s worth of rent and food money.

Bert Kreischer joins the gang in-studio and talks about when he would listen to ACS while on the road. They talk about how Los Angeles and New York have gotten more dangerous, and Bert remembers the last screaming match he got into with a stranger. Adam asks Bert about his gift wars with Tom Segura including buying him a racecar, which leads to a longer discussion about racecar driving. Then, Adam and Bert talk about how big of an influence Netflix specials can have on comedians and Adam unboxes his new racing helmet. After that, Adam asks Bert what his road schedule is like, and both having used the same tour bus. Before the break, Adam tells a story about his grandmother having a “do not resuscitate” order and the doctors not listening to it. Adam asks Bert about his upcoming film “The Machine”, based on the infamous story of how he got his nickname. This leads Bert to talk about some additional movies he’s signed on for because of how positive his filming experience was. Gina reports on today’s news including: Florida governor Ron DeSantis seeking to dissolve Disney World’s special status, Arizona community leaders who accused a black man of wearing black face, Jerry West angry about his portrayal in the HBO show Winning Time, and actor Ezra Miller getting arrested again.

Adam opens the show talking about a chat he had with 22-year-old industry kid before a TV hit last night. Then, Adam plays an audio clip of an inmate on murder charges praising Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon. Adam talks about the White House being “disappointed” that a federal judge struck down the mask mandate for travelers, which leads to a rant about how defiance angers politicians. LA County Board of Supervisors candidate Kevin Dalton joins the show and talks about ways to improve some of LA’s issues including rolling back unnecessary regulations and solving the rampant homeless crisis. Before the break, we play a clip of Gavin Newsom giving a horrible interview answer and Kevin talks about wanting to represent LA’s district #1. Comedian Orlando Leyba joins the show and talks about growing up poor in the Dominican Republic. Then, Orlando remembers some of his early jobs in entertainment before becoming a comedian. This leads to a conversation about old news vans and a now-defunct airline. Gina reports on today’s news including: A teenager who fell off a roller-coaster to his death, the cops being called to do a welfare check on Andy Dick, Johnny Depp & Amber Heard’s ongoing trial, a guy who got $450K after suing his employer for throwing him a birthday party when he asked them not to, and Jack Nicholson’s axe from The Shining going up for auction.

Adam opens the show with some more childhood nicknames submitted by Mike Lynch. Then, Adam revisits the Los Angeles Times article that criticized the board of LA homeless Services Authority for allowing Dr Drew to volunteer his time to help solve the homeless crises. Actress & stuntwoman Eli Jane joins the show and Adam asks her about doing the stunts for Brie Larson on Kong: Skull Island. Then, Eli talks about being an early investor & model for the fashion brand Von Dutch. After that, Adam asks Eli about her new movie The Way. Before the break, Adam talks about the importance of going into the ocean from time to time. Actress Ricki Lake joins the show and talks about her documentary The Business of Birth Control. Adam asks for her thoughts on the Chris Rock Oscars joke since she suffers alopecia as well. Then, Adam and Ricki chat about both being contestants on Dancing with the Stars. Adam asks what it was like being the youngest person to ever get a syndicated talk show and Gina wonders what it was like working with John Waters. After that, Ricki talks about the experience of giving birth at home. Gina reports on today’s news including: Elon Musk’s offer to buy Twitter, Kim Kardashian asking Texas Governor Greg Abbot to stop an upcoming execution, Bam Margera settling his wrongful termination lawsuit against Johnny Knoxville, Thandiwe Newton getting replaced in the new Magic Mike movie, and a Japanese TV show that lets toddlers run errands that’s coming to Netflix.

Gina recaps the food poisoning ordeal she went through yesterday that kept her home for the show. Then, Adam Ray remembers some of the times he’s thrown up and shares his love of Chef Boyardee. After that, Adam Ray talks about being a fat kid, which leads to a long discussion in which everyone shares the mean nicknames they either got, said, or just remember. Before the break, Adam plays a clip of Paul Thomas Anderson talking about Bobby Hollander on the Boogie Nights DVD commentary. 4-time NBA champion John Salley joins the show and talks about how he deals with being 7ft tall in everyday life and shares his feelings on how he and his former teammates were portrayed in The Last Dance documentary. This leads Adam to ask John about his thoughts on the HBO show Winning Time and playing with Kobe Bryant. After that, Adam talks about Warner Bros accepting China’s request to take out a kay kissing scene in the upcoming Fantastic Beasts movie. Gina reports on today’s news including: Los Angeles gangs following people home to rob them, Cuba Gooding Jr pleading guilty to touching a woman in a bar, and a woman who glued her hand to the court during an NBA game.

Adam and Bryan open the show without Gina – who’s out sick with food poisoning. Mike August calls in (while on a trip to Disneyland) to share some funny stories from when he used to represent Gilbert Gottfried. The gang then chats about the current state of Disneyland employees and clientele. Next, former NFL tackle Andrew Whitworth joins the show to talk about his recent retirement after winning this year’s Super Bowl. Andrew recalls some of the best players he’s competed against and shares some insight on his long and illustrious career. Josh Peck joins the show to talk about how he lost 120 lbs. They talk about his roles in Christopher Nolan’s upcoming Oppenheimer movie as well as the Red Dawn remake. The group weighs in on Josh writing a memoir at a such a young age and Josh candidly shares his feelings about never getting to meet his biological father. Next, Mike Dawson fills in on the news, reporting stories about: Tom Brady’s initial plan to join the Miami Dolphins, Cam Newton’s controversial statement about women, the Brooklyn shooter identified, and mask mandates on air travel being extended.

Adam, Gina, and Bald Bryan open today’s show remembering Gilbert Gottfried after his sudden passing. Then, Adam talks about a recent interaction he had with a barber and teases his upcoming interview with Henry Winkler. After that, the gang comments on the USPS suspending service in Santa Monica due to repeated assaults on their carriers. Before the break, Adam plays a clip from Real Time with Bill Maher about comedians and cancel culture. Olympian Speed Skater Apolo Ohno joins the show and talks about his new book Hard Pivot: Embrace Change. Find Purpose. Show Up Fully. Adam asks him about the importance of grit as an Olympic athlete and what his training regimen was when he was competing. This leads to a discussion about what happens to athletes physically and mentally after they retire. Then, Adam talks to Apolo about winning Dancing with the Stars and both having Julianne Hough as their partner. Gina reports on today’s news including: An update on Cain Velasquez’s attempted murder charge, Justin Trudeau announcing a ban on foreign investors buying homes in Canada for two years, and a California state bill that would lower the official work week to 32 hours over four days.

Chris joins the gang in-studio to talk about his wedding in Palm Springs last week that everyone was in attendance for. Adam comments on the homeless population out there compared to LA, and talks about the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach that he participated in the next day. Comedian Erik Girffin joins the show and Adam tells him how much he enjoyed the Showtime show Erik was on “I’m Dying Up Here.” Then, they talk a bit about local politics and Adam shows a picture that was sent to him of a big dog sitting in a movie theater. Before the break, they have a discussion about the rise in violent Los Angeles street crime. Erik Griffin stays in-studio and chats with the group about Peyronie’s disease and accidental boners after listening to a fan-submitted voicemail. This leads to a conversation about breast implants and escutcheons. Gina reports on today’s news including: Will Smith getting a 10-year ban from The Oscars, Sam Elliot apologizing for his controversial comments toward “The Power of the Dog,” and Elon Musk not joining Twitter’s board of directors.

Adam talks about getting recognized while he was in Chicago, the confusing laws surrounding gambling in the US, and getting asked to take a COVID test and provide his vaccine card for an upcoming interview. Gina Grad joins Adam on stage while Bald Bryan and Heart lead singer Ann Wilson join via zoom. Adam talks to Ann about his love of Heart’s “Alone”, the process behind adopting her two kids, and the gastric band surgery she got some years ago. Gina reports on today’s news including: Jussie Smollette’s sentencing, a drunk pilot getting removed from the cockpit before takeoff, Overland Park being ranked as one of the happiest cities in the US, a world record broken for most ping pong balls hit with nun chucks, and the new caffeinated donuts. As the show wraps, Adam takes suggestions for a round of “Adam Carolla Is Unprepared.”

Pitch Perfect’s Skylar Astin sits down with Adam and the two reminisce over their first time meeting during the taping of the CBS pilot “Ace in the Hole” in 2009. Adams asks Skylar about growing up in New York and playing little league baseball at a high level. This leads to a discussion on how important repetition is in perfecting one’s craft. Skylar talks about some of the jobs he’s worked in Los Angeles in between acting gigs. Adam asks Skylar about getting cast on the upcoming 18th season of Grey’s Anatomy and the two share stories about working with various TV networks.

Adam is pleased to welcome Vinnie Tortorich back to the studio at the top of Part 1. Adam provides an answer to his question earlier this week about finding piss bottles everywhere, and Vinnie chimes in about long-distance biking, and building his own kayak from scratch. They also discuss the rise of fake foods, cauliflower pizza, and the Mediterranean Diet. Before the break, Gina reads news stories about Russia and Ukraine, Tony Hawk’s broken leg, Kelly Clarkson’s divorce, Phil Collin’s decline, reactions to the ‘Pam & Tommy’ TV series, and finding Ernest Shackleton’s long list ship. In part 2 of today’s podcast, Adam sits down one-on-one with the amazing Jo Koy. The guys talk about Jo’s massive success, beginning with producing and personally paying for his very first Netflix special. They go on to discuss Jo’s love of Eddie Murphy, and flash back to Jo’s chaotic childhood, as well as how he found his own comic voice. Later they talk about personal momentum, living out of hotel rooms, and his relationship with Chelsea Handler. In the last part of the show, the guys talk about Jo making a movie with Steven Spielberg.

Adam opens today’s show talking with Bryan and Gina about a pattern he noticed regarding oil vs. car manufacturing. They also discuss the connection between Sting, John Lennon, and Kamala Harris. Later, Adam brings up Yoko Ono spending money on meaningless billboards, and observations from the Independent Spirit Awards. Then Bald Bryan reviews ‘The Batman’ for this week’s Baldywood. Before the break, Ralph Pezzullo joins the show to discuss ‘Heroes Behind Headlines’, the unintended consequences of information control, why you shouldn’t listen to so-called ‘experts’, and our society constantly being manipulated by fear. Adam is glad to welcome Harland Williams back in studio at the top of Part 2. Adam asks him about his new collection of short stories, and Harland goes on to talk about a strange one-night-stand he had. Adam then tells Harland a scary story, and they discuss a surreal shared experience performing comedy for a private event and hanging out with celebrity impersonators. Later, Harland tells Adam about the time he met Evel Knievel. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ school bill, big trades in the NFL, Pete Davidson possibly going to space, Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne going back to the UK, and the top saddest (and happiest) songs of all time.

Adam dreads an early flight coming back from Kansas City this weekend before the gang comments on a Man Show Hall of Fame clip honoring Andre The Giant. After that, they chat about Gavin Newsom’s new plan for the homeless population of California and Adam shares a couple of impressive homeless structures. Next, New York Times Bestselling author Brad Meltzer joins the show to talk about his new thriller The Lightning Rod. Adam asks Brad about receiving confidential research information from Bill Clinton & George H.W. Bush and what the government’s response to nuclear war would look like. Brad also talks about having two of his children’s books banned and shares his thoughts on the mystery surrounding Amelia Earhart’s disappearance. Jay Mohr joins the show and talks about his sobriety and makes amends with Adam after his last appearance- where he ran out of gas while high. Then, Adam see’s what it would sound like if “Al Pacino” introduced Bobby Hollander’s Personal Touch porn film. Adam also asks Jay about his relationship with Jeanie Buss and his thoughts on the new HBO series Winning Time. Next, Gina reports on today’s news including: The Supreme Court not reviewing the decision to overturn Bill Cosby’s conviction, Stoli vodka changing its name because of the war, and Drake losing money on UFC 272.

At the top of the pod, Adam talks with Bryan and Gina about the mask mandate finally going away in Los Angeles, despite some very confusing messaging. He then rants about the effectiveness of face masks, and plays a clip (as well as reaction clips) from a recent event where Florida Governor Ron DeSantis told kids they could take their masks off. Adam also chats with some listener callers, and the guys welcome comedian Felipe Esparza to the studio. The guys discuss comedian Byron Allen, as well as Felipe’s upbringing in Mexico, and living in some rougher parts of California as well. Before the break, they talk Felipe’s path to comedy, and trying to cross the border illegally. More Felipe Esparza in studio at the top of Part 2. The guys continue their conversation about living in the valley back in the day, Adam’s time at KROQ, and a time in Felipe’s life when he was hooked on crack. Later, Felipe recalls one of his earliest standup experiences, as well as working for Pizza Hit at Dodger Stadium. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Melinda Gates’ tell-all interview, more on Russia and Ukraine, and Meghan Markle’s half-sister suing her for defamation.

Adam opens today’s pod cleaning up our recent conversations about Cinderella Man, boxer Max Baer, and The Love Boat. From there, the guys listen back to an acoustic performance from Hanson, and hear a story about the World’s Best Dad. They also talk about Dave Chappelle’s appearance on Crank Yankers, Sonny’s growing love of movies, and some of the ‘burnt offerings’ Adam was forced to watch growing up. Before the break, the guys take a fan phone call. Adam welcomes Jack Osbourne to the studio at the top of Part 2, and he compliments him on being so normal after growing up in a very strange situation. They talk further about the success of ‘The Osbournes’, the era of cancel culture we’re in, and why we should all stop listening to celebrities. Later they discuss Jack’s interest in UFOs, and enjoying sobriety while traveling the world. Gina also reads news stories about Cain Velasquez’s murder charges, and transgender child molester Hannah Tubbs. In the last part of the show, Mark Geragos calls in to announce he’ll be representing Cain, Jack talks about getting sucker punched by a homeless man, and Gina reads one last story about Kim and Kanye.

At the top of the show, Adam shows Bryan and Gina a scene from the Russell Crowe boxing flick, ‘Cinderella Man’. They talk further about the true story of Max Baer, as well as his son, Max Baer Jr. Erik Huberman then joins the podcast to talk with the gang about the importance of branding and marketing. Later, they talk about the new world order of social media and ‘influencers’, consistency of messaging, and navigating the world of outrage culture. Before the break, Gina reads highlights from the State of the Union address, as well as the latest headlines about Ukraine and Russia. Adam welcomes Scott Baio to the studio at the top of Part 2. The guys begin their one-on-one conversation talking about Scott being on TV for the last 50 years, and how to stay humble amidst success. Scott also discusses almost getting fired from two different Garry Marshall shows, and his experiences being recognized by his television persona. Later, the guys talk Covid, Trump, and people being controlled by fear. In the last part of their conversation, Adam and Scott discuss dude vs. chick think, and having a strained relationship with your parents.

Adam opens today’s show talking about more about the SAG Awards In Memoriam, which featured the passing of Love Boat’s Gavin McLeod. It reminds Adam of some especially creepy clips from the show, and the guys go on to talk about Drew’s experience at the Zulu Parade in New Orleans. They also discuss comedian Skip Stevenson, and revisit the legend of Bobby Hollander. Before the break, the guys watch clips from the notorious blooper reel that Adam has been clamoring for, and they also take a couple listener calls. Comedian Jeremiah Watkins is in studio at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about his improvisational standup show which has been running for over a decade, and then flash back to talk about his path to comedy. Later they talk about Jeremiah suddenly being referred to as a ‘ginger’, and they go on to react to more news headlines about Ukraine and Russia. In the last part of the show, Gina reads more news stories about a cargo ship carrying Porsches and Lamborghinis catching on fire, Larry David’s life story coming to the stage, Britney Spears massive publishing deal, and Amanda Bynes’ attempts to end her own conservatorship.

At the top of the show, Adam talks about taping an upcoming episode of Pawn Stars. He also talks about watching the recent SAG Awards, and goes on to discuss blowhard acceptance speeches, thoughts on In Memoriam, and sign language interpreters. Adam then tells Bryan and Gina about Sonny’s school lecture about hurt feelings. Before the break, Chris enters the studio with some Trending Topics, including updates on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the new Lakers TV series ‘Winning Time’, a viral clip of Hanson singing the National Anthem, and early reviews on ‘The Batman’. Carrot Top is on the line at the top of Part 2, and the guys discuss the death of magician and comedian ‘The Amazing Jonathan’. Adam then asks Carrot Top about fabricating props for his act, and how he deals with constantly being recognized. They also discuss Carrot Top’s Las Vegas residency, why he doesn’t have a wife and kids, and wanting the opposite for your private life vs. performing on stage. Later, Carrot Top talks about meeting Burt Reynolds, and his fight with Gallagher. In the last part of the show, the guys respond to a bunch of news stories relating to Ukraine and Russia, as well as updates on mask mandates on the West Coast, and Miami being home to the highest real estate prices in the country.

Adam talks about a local onesie pub crawl, going to Seattle for the day, and the UPenn trans swimmer Lia Thomas crushing more records. Gina, Bryan, and Kyle Dunnigan join the show next and Adam has a chat with “President Joe Biden.” After that, the gang plays a round of ‘Blah Blah Blog.’ Gina reports on today’s news stories including: Hollywood turning the song “Baby Shark” into a movie, an upcoming Michael Jackson biopic being developed, an LA man arrested after attempting to open the airplane door mid-flight, a world record broken for wet sponges to the face, and a teen who froze his nipples off with Axe body spray because of a dare. As the show wraps, Adam takes suggestions for a round of ‘Adam Carolla is Unprepared’.

Adam opens today’s show talking about taping an episode of Bill Maher’s upcoming podcast. Adam also addresses his strained relationship with execs at HBO, and plays a Sting song from the 80s that’s still relevant today. From there, the guys talk about the life of John Ritter. Suzanne Somers is on the show next, and Adam chats with her about her property in Palm Springs, as well as her thoughts on John Ritter. Later, they talk more about the behind the scenes of Three’s Company, Suzanne’s Award-winning run in Las Vegas, and the circumstances surrounding her posing for Playboy. The conversation then transitions to Gut Renew and personal health, and before the break, Alan Hamel chimes in on his Alpha Beta commercials and fighting Malibu fires. Ahmed Ahmed is in studio at the top of Part 2. The guys chat about performing standup all over the place, the ridiculousness of charging for post-show meet and greets, and some of the ‘normal’ jobs Ahmed had before breaking into showbiz. Ahmed also discusses how he moved away from playing terrorist roles, and getting banned from telling certain jokes. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the ‘Nintendo Generation’ having trouble in basic training. As the show wraps up, Adam tells Ahmed about the last big fight he was in.

At the top of the pod, Adam rants about the highly oppressive California government. He then talks about his upcoming visit with Bill Maher, and plays a clip about criticizing China and the left. Later, Adam shares his excitement about getting to ride in a professional Trans Am car again. Up next, Joe Buscaino returns to the podcast to discuss his run for LA Mayor. Before the break, the guys chat about fixing our homeless crisis, politicians with failed policies, and advocates who are really anarchists. avi Patel is on the line at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about life in Nashville, Ravi’s car problems, and why he’s glad that he left Los Angeles. Adam then shares his own recent Nashville experience, and they go on to discuss Ravi’s sauna and jacuzzi buildout, as well as his new film, ‘Butter’. Later, Gina reads a news story about the murder-suicide involving Bernie Madoff’s sister, and Adam pitches Ravi his idea for ‘AIDS Butler’. In the last part of the show, the guys respond to more news stories about a frozen penis at the winter Olympics, the upcoming Slap Fighting Championship, and Lizzo’s new plus-sized dance competition.

It’s a big day for the Adam Carolla Show, which is celebrating its 13-year anniversary today. Adam talks with Bryan and Gina about the early days of the pod, thoughts on pattern recognition, and a NY Times article about the CDC suppressing information about booster shots. Later they discuss a sandwich controversy amongst the staff, Adam’s recent experience horse riding, and going to church for the very first time in his life. Later, Gina talks about how depressing it is to find affordable real estate in Los Angeles, and Adam rants about vaccine requirements in Seattle. Before the break, the guys take some listener calls. Natasha Henstridge is in studio at the top of Part 2. Adam asks her about break into showbiz, being a world traveler as a child, and filming nude scenes for the movie ‘Species’. Natasha also alludes to her #metoo experiences in Hollywood, and the guys go on to talk about the way the industry treats attractive people. Later, Adam rants about homework, and Gina reads news stories about a fight breaking out during a traditional postgame handshake line, a junior hockey player who punched a ref, and a youth basketball coach who choked a ref. In the last part of the show, Gina reads one more sports-related story about an equal pay settlement for women’s soccer.

Adam begins today’s show telling Bryan and Gina about driving his daughter to school while his son walks, and observations about what is happening on school campuses right now. They also talk about the confusion in Los Angeles about mask mandates, and Adam rants about Barbara Ferrer, AOC, and homelessness. Later, John Bradley zooms in to discuss his role on Game of Thrones, as well as working with director Roland Emmerich in ‘Moonfall’, and acting alongside J. Lo in ‘Marry Me’. Before the break, John teases his new Netflix project with the Game of Thrones showrunners. Dr. Priyanka Wali is in studio next, and Adam asks her for some of her favorite celebrity medical stories. They go on to talk about obesity related issues, her own daily food regiment, and how health fads have changed over the years. The guys also talk about performing standup before and after the pandemic, and why we need to bring humanity back into the field of medicine. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the wrongful death lawsuit over the ‘Rust’ on-set shooting, the fitness trend of ‘plogging’, and Prince Andrew’s sexual abuse lawsuit settlement.

At the top of the pod, Adam talks with Bryan and Gina about a bizarre commercial he recently saw, and the strange new world of advertising we’ve entered. Adam then takes a listener call about life inside of a submarine, and he gives an update on the KROQ doc. Later, CNBC's Jon and Pete Najarian enter the studio and chat with Adam about the realities of inflation, our highly consumer culture, and why people don’t want to work anymore. Before the break, the guys talk about Lamborghini getting into the NFT game, how the government is handling cryptocurrencies, and getting regular people involved in the stock market. Comedian Tom Rhodes joins the podcast at the top of Part 2, and the guys discuss touring the entire world doing comedy. Adam asks Tom about his favorite places that he’s visited, his early days breaking into standup, and thoughts on the late great Mitch Hedberg. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Dr. Phil, cyber-flashing, John Mayer, and a new feud between Kanye West and Billie Eilish.

At the top of the show, Adam talks with Bryan and Gina about El Chapo’s escape, and the way William Shatner orders a beer. Adam also looks back on the race makeup of his various youth football teams, and explains how dangerous is it to be so obsessed with ‘representation’. From there, the guys watch a funny clip from Adam’s ‘Dancing with the Stars’ day, as well as a refreshing PSA from Florida about COVID, and a compilation video of people getting hurt using nunchucks. Before the break, the guys review some Trending Topics, including thoughts on pizza toppings, and the latest round of Joe Rogan controversies.

The whole gang is back in studio, and Adam opens the show discussing his epic kayak ride, and accidentally destroying his iPhone. He also gives an update on his recent performances with William Shatner and Dennis Quaid in Brea, and reacts to a Tweet about him being a bad tipper. The gang then talks about Super Bowl Sunday potentially setting a new heat-breaking record, and why there have been such low ratings for the Winter Olympics. Before the break, Dawson explains how drug cartels and avocado prices are related, and Bald Bryan reviews a ton of this year’s Oscar Nominations for this week’s Baldywood. Jon Lovitz is on the line at the top of Part 2, and the guys talk about growing up in the valley compared to what is shown in the new film, ‘Licorice Pizza’. Jon also talks about his early days in the Groundlings, and Adam asks him for his thoughts on both the Whoopi Goldberg and Joe Rogan controversies. Later, the guys talk about getting mistaken for other celebrities. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Covid Quarantines during the Olympics, updates on the Chinese tennis player who disappeared, mysterious boulders showing up in Koreatown, and nominees for this year’s Razzies.

In front of a live audience at The Reagan Ranch Center in Santa Barbara, CA, Adam begins the show talking about Ronald Reagan's birthday. He also talks about Dennis Quaid's dog humping his leg before the show. Next, Dennis takes the stage along with Bryan and Gina to chat about his upcoming role, playing Ronald Reagan. The gang plays a round of The Rotten Tomatoes Game based on Dennis' vast filmography. Next, Gina reports the news on crows in Sweden being trained to pick up cigarette butts, Domino's pizza offering a 'tip' to anyone who picks up their own pizza, and a man who hasn't taken a shower since the 1950's. Lastly, Dennis joins Adam for a round of 'Unprepared' where they riff on the words 'artificial intelligence,' 'wells,' and 'Egypt.'

Dave Dameshek is in studio right at the top of the pod. Adam talks with him about ‘terrible towels’, and goes on to rant about the upcoming COVID protocols for the Super Bowl at SoFi Stadium. Shek also asks Adam for his thoughts on Fauci, and the guys go on to break down two very different actress performances in a couple of commercials. Before the break, Adam laughs at some of his favorite over-the-top moments from Karate Kid 3. Adam welcomes Martin Kove back to the podcast at the start of Part 2, and congratulates him on the massive success of Cobra Kai. The guys talk more about the legacy of The Karate Kid, and Shek rants about Johnny’s loss in the first film. Adam also pitches a publicity stunt to Martin that he thinks will heal the nation. In the last part of the show, Mark Geragos calls in to comment on Brian Flores suing the NFL.

Kyle Dunnigan is in studio at the top of the show, and the guys discuss Bill Maher’s solar panel complaints, and over-regulation in California. Adam then shows Kyle some videos of porno director Bobby Hollander, and they go on to re-enact a scene of Bobby preparing his next videos. After that, Joey B Toonz joins the pod and complains about society falling apart. Later, the guys talk further about narcissism, mask hypocrisy, and the evolution of vaccine misinformation. Before the break, the guys get Bobby Hollander’s thoughts on vaccines. Actor Phil Morris is on the line at the top of Part 2, and Kyle Dunnigan is still in studio. Adam asks Phil about his father, Greg Morris, and what it was like growing up on the Paramount backlot with a dad on TV. The guys then discuss having a gearhead mind, his new film, ‘Ghosts of the Ozark’, his role on the ‘Love Boat: The Next Wave’, and working with legendary actor Robert Urich. Later, Gina asks Phil about his iconic role on Seinfeld, and Adam asks him about any past regrets selling a car. In the last part of the show, Gina reads a news story about Whoopi Goldberg’s suspension, and Adam asks Pete Davidson for his thoughts.

At the top of the show, Adam talks with Gina about this past weekend of NFL games, and why he won’t be attending the Super Bowl in person. The guys also talk about Bill Maher’s thoughts on over-regulation and hypocrisy in California. Comedian Anthony Rodia then joins the pod to talk about leaving a lucrative job for comedy, not having proper support from teachers and parents, and everyone being an expert on Covid. Before the break, the guys talk about the unintended consequences of everyone trying to control other people’s behaviors. Comedian Anjelah Johnson is in studio at the top of Part 2. Adam chats with her about her upbringing in San Jose, dreaming of being a ‘chola’, and her days being a cheerleader for the Oakland Raiders. They also discuss her path to comedy, and following her dreams of being an actress. Later, Gina asks Anjelah about how comedy has shifted since her earlier character work got her on the map, and if the cycle of cancel culture will ever end. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Tom Brady’s potential retirement announcement, Joe Rogan’s response to the Neil Young / Spotify scandal, the Canadian truckers' vaccine protest, the death of actor Howard Hesseman, a former Miss USA that jumped from a Manhattan building, and a scary PSA on human trafficking.

Alonzo Bodden is in studio right at the top of the podcast. The guys talk about the benefits of being bald, BMW touring bikes, and the pros and cons of living off of Pacific Coast Highway. They also discuss the stereotypes associated with motorcyclists, the driving abilities of Jay Leno, and more on creepy porno director Bobby Hollander. Before the break, the guys learn the tragic story of porn star Shauna Grant, and discover a rare Bobby Hollander blooper reel. Alonzo Bodden is still in studio as the guys jump into Trending Topics, including Reddit’s ‘Anti-Work’ Subreddit, celebs who insure body parts, hate for Pat Mahomes’ fiancé, and a historic Jeopardy run coming to an end. Later, Gina reads news stories about Spotify removing Neil Young’s music, a Bollywood star cleared of obscenity over a 2007 Richard Gere kiss, Prince Andrew demanding a trial in the US, and Antonio Brown’s weird claims. As the show wraps up, Alonzo talks about Terry Crews taking an important acting role from him, opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Adam opens today’s podcast talking to Gina about Bald Bryan’s COVID diagnosis. The guys then discuss Napoleon’s black general, and watch more bizarre clips featuring porn director Bobby Hollander. Gina also gives a neighborhood leaf blower update, and Adam rants about bad hairstyles being forced upon people. Later, Brad Williams is in studio to address the Peter Dinklage / Snow White controversy, being an unofficial spokesperson for all dwarfs, and how his daughter is doing. Before the break, the guys talk about the most famous dwarf dancer: Lil’ Sassy Cassee. Carole Baskin is on the line at the top of Part 2, and the guys talk about the success of Tiger King at the start of the pandemic. They also talk about world of big cat rescue, why America is mostly responsible for the extinction of tigers, and having Kate McKinnon playing her in an upcoming Tiger King TV series. Later, Adam talks about Paul Newman’s birthday, and has ‘Ted Koppel’ read more inappropriate rap lyrics. As the show wraps up, Gina reads news stories about shoplifting without a care, a Real Housewives star getting fired over a ‘racist’ social media post, copper pipes stolen from a New York theater, and a new Trash for Beer initiative.

At the top of the show, Adam discusses a few songs he stumbled across with two very different dads. Gina also shares a similar song of terrible parenting, and Adam addresses Russell Brand’s reaction to being called ‘right wing’, and goes on to tell a story about a conversation with the school nurse about Sonny and COVID. Before the break, the guys take some listener calls and attempt to figure out who is the biggest fan. Author Mark Bauerlein is on the line at the top of Part 2, and he compliments Adam on his ability to read between the lines with listener calls going back to the Loveline days. Mark then discusses his new book on the rise of Millennials and the impact it’s still having to this day. They also talk about the shift from controlling people’s words to controlling people’s ideas. In the last part of the show, Gina gives an update on Trudeau’s fight against the Freedom Convoy, a gun maker involved in the Sandy Hook shooting paying $73 million to victims’ families, and more on the death of Bob Saget.

Adam is pleased to welcome comedian Jodi Miller back in studio. The guys talk about ‘mouth-breathers’, no water policies in youth sports growing up, and Jodi’s deviated septum surgery. The guys then talk more about male cheerleading spotters, and watch a viral clip of a news correspondent getting hit by a car on live TV. Later, Jason Miller calls in to discuss building an alternative social media platform, embracing free speech, and protecting the data of their users. Before the break, Adam asks Jason about his relationships with both Joe Rogan and Donald Trump. Andy Dick joins the podcast at the top of Part 2. Adam recalls how Andy was the inspiration for building his own podcast studio, and then he asks Andy about his daily schedule, his relationship status, and how he first broke into showbiz. Andy also shares a near-death experience involving fentanyl, and Adam asks Andy about his sobriety. In the last part of the show, Jodi reads news stories about Kathy Griffin, an Oscar Meyer facial mask, Alec Baldwin getting sued, Dolly Parton’s birthday, and a deleted scene from House of Gucci.

Adam welcomes Dave Dameshek back in studio right at the top of Part 1. The guys talk about how different generations react to fast food condiment packets, and thoughts on some TV cliches as it pertains to Chinese food. They also discuss passive-aggressive behaviors, crock-pots, and coasters. Before the break, Shek gives an update on Kimmel’s Fantasy Football league, and Chris enters the studio with Trending Topics about a Missed Connection shamed on TikTok, a girl who glitter bombed her cheating boyfriend, and the latest in the world of K-pop. Adam chats with Jim Belushi 1-on-1 in Part 2 of today’s podcast. The guys begin by discussing Jim’s property out in Oregon. They also talk about the legalization and benefits of cannabis, Jim’s favorite strains, and trying to educate consumers on what’s happening in the marijuana industry. Later, Adam asks Jim about his time on Saturday Night Live, his relationship with his brother John, and becoming more philosophical with age. In the last part of the show, Adam and Jim chat about how cannabis can help aid in moving past trauma, love for the legendary ‘Blues Brothers’ movie, and Jim’s friendship with Dan Aykroyd.

At the top of the show, Adam tells Bryan and Gina about the new documentary, ‘Adrienne’ which tells the tragic story of indie filmmaker Adrienne Shelly. Gina then talks about the new musical ‘Tick, Tick, Boom’, and Adam teases a bit he’ll be doing with Dave Dameshek later in the podcast. Up next, the guys talk about the A-Team, and take a call about getting your catalytic converter stolen. Adam also discusses some Safelite commercials, and facts about Jim Carrey preparing for ‘The Grinch’. Before the break, Adam talks with ‘KC’ about vigilante justice, a crazy kidnapping case he resolved, and the strange experience of leading a double life. Dave Dameshek is in studio at the top of Part 2, and the guys discuss the passing of ‘The Big Ragu’. Everyone then pitches ideas for an imaginary restaurant called ‘Blandinos’. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Alec Baldwin, Jussie Smollett, and the new Beatles documentary.

At the top of today’s pod, comedian Jodi Miller returns to the studio, filling in for Gina Grad. Adam chats with Jodi and Bryan about getting confused for Norm Macdonald, as well as his thoughts on drive-thrus, spitting gum out the window, and how people dispose of trash. The guys then play a clip from Jodi’s AGT appearance, and Adam talks about taking a shuttle to the Rams game, which sparks a debate about sitting in the front seat when you take an Uber. Later, film critic Christian Toto joins the pod to discuss wokeness in Hollywood, predictions for this year’s Oscars, and who would be the ideal host. Before the break, Adam recalls some of the Oscar jokes he wrote that didn’t make it to air.

After a killer tool box intro, Adam starts this week’s pods with a rant about how LA has become a garbage dump, and the terrible policies that allowed it to happen. The guys then listen to a clip of Bob Saget and Norm Macdonald, and learn about what happened to one of the lesser-known child actors from the film ‘Bugsy Malone’. Before the break, in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the guys play a super woke round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game. Maurice Benard is in studio at the top of Part 2, and the guys discuss his 28 years on General Hospital. They go to talk about how he deals with bi-polar disorder, managing his anxiety during the pandemic, and the power of meditation. Later they discuss filming fan videos on Cameo, having memory issues, and the beauty of soap operas. In the last part of the show, Maurice shares a crazy story about a schizophrenic stalker, and Gina reads news stories about Navient paying $1.7 Billion in student loans, RFK assassin Sirhan Sirhan denied parole, updates on the naked baby from the Nirvana album cover, Kanye West accused of battery, rumors of Pete Davidson hosting the Oscars, and Lays’ upcoming Super Bowl commercial.

At the top of the show, Adam shares an unusual story involving Drake and hot sauce. Chris also joins the studio with some Trending Topics, and the guys go on to talk about first date rituals, Spider-Man, and scrappy people who just want to argue. Adam then talks with Paul Janeway about his incredible band, ‘St. Paul and the Broken Bones’, and his dreams of being a preacher growing up. Before the break, Paul chats further about his childhood, and musical influences. Jeff Richards is in studio at the top of Part 2, and the guys talks about his long list of celebrity impressions, including one of the Aceman himself. They also discuss how Jeff first got his gigs on both Mad TV and Saturday Night Live, and they go on to chat about some of his more memorable sketches, including ‘Drunk Girl’. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Prince Andrew, Bob Saget, more on the controversial ‘snow shoveling’ Tweet, updates on the ‘Rust’ on-set shooting, and new color changing car technology.

Adam beings today’s pod with a tease of today’s Hypnotist guest. Adam then rants about Heidi Klum, and what he’s noticed about people and patterns. From there, the guys do a follow up on yesterday’s crazy Love Boat clip, and then Adam talks about prolific black tennis player Arthur Ashe. Before the break, Adam chats with Tracy Beckmann and Danny Heller about helping producer Chris with a wedding venue, working with In N Out Burger on their iconic artwork, and John Lautner’s amazing architecture. Hypnotist Chris Jones is in studio at the top of Part 2, along with a hypnotized Gina Grad and Mike Dawson. Adam asks Chris about how he became a hypnotist, the best and worst types of subjects for hypnotizing, and what most people are trying to do with hypnosis. Later Chris talks about some of the athletes he’s been working with, and demonstrates the power of hypnosis on both Gina and Dawson. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Canada penalizing the un-vaxxed, surrendering infants to a ‘baby box’, Tom Brady helping Rob Gronkowski reach his $500,000 incentive, and a Canadian politician who posted a photo of his wife shoveling snow after a 12-hour hospital shift.

Adam opens today’s podcast sharing his thoughts on how horror movies jumped the shark a long time ago. He goes on to discuss the Pope’s comments about humans being selfish, and then plays a very disturbing clip from his recent viewing of The Love Boat. Jeff Ross then calls in to share some thoughts on Bob Saget, and Bob’s unlikely friendship with John Mayer. Adam then plays a clip of today’s guest, David Rubenstein, interviewing Fauci about pandemics back in 2019, and contrasts it to the way Fauci actually handled the pandemic. Before the break, Adam introduces ‘1970s Guy’. Adam welcomes David Rubenstein to the podcast at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about how David first came to interview Fauci prior to the pandemic, and the notion that we’ve become a nation of interviewers. Adam then asks David about ‘The Giving Pledge’, and the guys go on to discuss David’s career path, thoughts on the country’s current challenges, and how money and happiness are not mutually exclusive. Later they discuss the Bernie Madoff scandal, the truth about campaign funds, and why politicians need to stop arguing (but never will). In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the first man to receive a heart transplant from a pig, Clay Aiken running for congress again, the death of Magawa the mine-sniffing rat, updates on the Super Bowl Halftime Show, and the death of GLOW icon Deanna Booher.

Adam opens today’s podcast sharing his thoughts on how horror movies jumped the shark a long time ago. He goes on to discuss the Pope’s comments about humans being selfish, and then plays a very disturbing clip from his recent viewing of The Love Boat. Jeff Ross then calls in to share some thoughts on Bob Saget, and Bob’s unlikely friendship with John Mayer. Adam then plays a clip of today’s guest, David Rubenstein, interviewing Fauci about pandemics back in 2019, and contrasts it to the way Fauci actually handled the pandemic. Before the break, Adam introduces ‘1970s Guy’. Adam welcomes Deadmau5 in studio at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about some of the biggest crowds that Deadmau5 has played to, as well as the origins of his DJ name, and the story of his rise to fame. They also discuss what the crowds are like in terms of drug use, having ‘FOMO’, and how his personality has changed in the last ten years. Before heading out, Adam and Deadmau5 chat about cars and celebrity auctions. In the last part of the show, the guys talk about the death of Robert Durst, this year’s Golden Globe winners, COVID-sniffing dogs, a viral video of someone escaping death on train tracks, and upcoming memorabilia auctions, and Deadmau5’s plans to perform in space.

Adam begins today’s podcast talking about the aftermath of Antonio Brown’s mid-game walk-off. They also talk about the death of NFL coach and player Dan Reeves, and what Adam learned about Aquamation from ‘Casket Steve’. Gina then plays a video of a guy leaf blowing an empty parking lot, and Adam describes his plans for a nap room. Before the break, Gina plays Adam some ridiculous vintage sitcom credits, and the guys take listener calls about pivoting from radio to podcasts, songs that can’t be played anymore, and Bald Bryan’s improved comedy chops. Adam Ferrara is back in studio at the top of Part 2. Carolla asks him about his relationship with his blue collar dad, and lessons learned on the construction site. The guys also chat about working with Barrett-Jackson auctions, the state of the network sitcom, and crazy experiences using ‘launch control’ in cars. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about more mask mandates in LA, postponing the Grammys, sexual allegations against Chris Noth, upcoming laws around the world, and denied inappropriate license plates.

Adam and Bryan chat with Gina over Zoom about her recent positive COVID test. The gang anticipates Scott Baio’s appearance on today’s show and Adam plays a clip of The Man Show where Jimmy Kimmel inducts Scott into the Man Show Hall of Fame. Next, Adam brings up a story about Lebron James tweeting an NBA announcer who made a very unfortunate mistake during a broadcast. Gina then reports news stories on: the deaths of Sidney Poitier and Peter Bogdonavich, the sentencing of Ahmaud Arbery’s murderers, the NFL maybe be getting rid of the Wonderlic Test, and Britney Spears’ latest nude Instagram posts. Scott Baio joins Adam in studio for a conversation about his career trajectory, from ‘Bugsy Malone’ to ‘Happy Days’ and ‘Joanie Loves Chachi’. Scott recalls his meteoric rise to teenage superstardom and shares insightful stories about his former co-stars including Jodie Foster, Erin Moran, Henry Winkler, and Ron Howard. The two then chat how America’s political atmosphere has changed over the years and they share their issues with the media’s involvement within the societal divide.

Today’s pod opens with a conversation about Adam’s time playing ‘Million Dollar Password’, opposite today’s guest Sebastian Davis. They also talk about Sebastian’s work as the Cart Narc, and they go on to discuss problems with the self-esteem movement, and a reason to hate Betty White. Later, Adam brings up the story of a stolen James Bond Aston Martin that was reportedly sighted in the Middle East after almost 25 years. Before the break, the guys play a round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game. Sebastian Davis is in studio next, and Adam talks with him about his performance on ‘Million Dollar Password’. They also talk about producing the popular morning radio show ‘The Woody Show’, and some of the crazy characters the guys had to work with back in the day. Later, Adam asks Sebastian about the origins of Cart Narcs, which reminds Bald Bryan of his time working at a grocery store. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Andrew Cuomo, Elizabeth Holmes, the Golden Globes, the Taliban, and Desmond Tutu's ‘aquamation’.

Adam kicks off the new year lamenting about coffee mugs left out over the break. Then he talks about unusual traffic due to mudslides in Santa Monica and a tree falling onto the street. Next, Gina recaps her vacation to Joshua Tree, seeing Straight No Chaser perform during a power outage, and playing board games with her family. Chris shares Trending Topics on a “Karen” aboard a Delta Flight, Deadspin’s Idiot of the Year list, and a teacher sinking a full court shot for her students. Adam talks about being late to his New Year’s Eve show not being able to get in the backdoor. Gina reports the news on the passing of Betty White and Andy Cohen’s drunken New Year’s Eve rant about Bill DeBlasio. Adam also shares a clip of him and Betty White on Million Dollar Password.

Adam opens today’s show talking with Bryan and Gina about growing up a dim wit, and yet also very witty. He also complains about his kids still not going back to school despite it being the new year, and floats his theory about women getting crazier as more pressure mounts. From there, the guys talk about Turduckens, ‘The Century Club’, and Adam’s dad’s appearance in a film featuring a young Paula Abdul. Before the break, the guys take listener calls about Dave Chappelle, Stephanie Matto, and charities for Bald Bryan to consider. Adam is excited to welcome Darrell Hammond in studio at the top of Part 2. The guys chat about his experience auditioning for SNL, how he honed his ability to mimic voices, and struggles with substance abuse over the years. Darrell also recalls getting arrested in The Bahamas, his final moments with his father, and his strained relationship with his mother. In the last part of the show, the guys talk more about the pressure of imitating real people, thoughts on the current cast of Saturday Night Live, and running an impression workshop alongside Jay Mohr.

At the top of the pod, Adam talks with Bryan and Gina about the types of tradesmen who always blame the past person’s work. Adam also breaks down some recent NFL game film. From there, the guys debate whether or not you ‘call in sick’ or ‘call out sick’, and Chris joins the studio with some Trending Topics. As the half wraps up, the guys comment on Steve Harvey hosting Miss Universe, and J.K. Rowling’s response to an article about policing in Scotland. Adrianne Curry is on the line at the top of Part 2 of today’s show. The conversation begins with talk about living in deep woods Montana. They also talk about being on ‘The Match Game’ together, Adrianne’s experience winning the first season of ‘America’s Next Top Model’, and early uncomfortable experiences in showbiz. They also talk about the emasculation of men, Adrianne’s very manly husband, and her skills behind the trigger. Later they talk about ‘brain tanning’, watching society fall apart during Coronavirus, and a list of the fastest growing cities in America. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Hollywood boycotting the Golden Globes, the latest on Armie Hammer, Peleton’s reaction to the return of Sex and the City, and Elon Musk becoming Time Magazine’s Person of the Year.

As today’s podcast begins, Adam talks to Bryan and Gina about the bizarre hit TV series ‘The Flying Nun’. They also talk about the portrayal of car dealerships over the years, and Adam mentions the upcoming Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl, happening this weekend. From there, the guys talk about some of Adam’s least favorite Christmas songs, and Adam takes a call from Jason Gannon to discuss how he became the Managing Director of SoFi Stadium, and also thoughts on mask mandates, working with Kimmel, and predictions for the Super Bowl. Adam welcomes Adam Ray to the studio, who’s all dressed up as Santa Claus. The show quickly turns to talk about sex robots, and other gifts that kids are asking for this Christmas. They go on to talk about the worst gift Adam ever got, and they talk with a fan looking to be cheered up by Santa. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Jussie Smollett, Kim Kardashian, Caitlyn Jenner, Michael Strahan, and everyone shares their thoughts on breast reduction surgery.

Adam revisits an article about light poles in San Francisco falling over because of urine damage. Adam then talks about the Jet Center in Van Nuys, CA and Dawson reads some tweets from celebrities and politicians who reacted too hastily to Jussie Smollett’s claims. Adam responds to a voicemail talking about when apartments were considered cool and the gang plays a cold weather-themed round of ‘The Rotten Tomatoes Game’. They also relisten to their initial reactions to the Jussie Smollett story back in January 2019. Spirits expert Dan Dunn returns to the show to share some holiday cocktail recipes for eggnog and Irish coffee. Gina then reports on today’s news stories including: Time Magazine’s athlete of the year, Pantone’s 2022 color of the year, most mispronounced words of the year, the boss who fired 900 employees over zoom is taking time off work, an update on the Fonzie jacket and motorcycle auction, a new Oreo flavored wine.

Today’s show opens with a brief conversation about Gary Sinise’s incredible filmography. Adam then talks about changing his mind about fake Christmas trees, and the guys share some more mean grandma stories. The guys also take some listener calls about tour buses, RG3’s upcoming tell-all, family trips to Disneyland, and what it takes to pull balls at the next Unprepared performance. Before the break, Adam takes a call from Mr. Skin to discuss his yearly countdown of the year’s best nude scenes. Gary Sinise is on the line at the top of Part 2, and Adam talks with him about the enjoyment of watching Gary’s band perform multiple times. Gary also talks about his charity work, including taking kids to Disneyland every year. From there, the gang asks Gary to discuss his experiences working on Forrest Gump and Apollo 13. Before heading out, Gary explains how his interests shifted after 9/11, and his lifelong mission to help veterans. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the nation’s rise in homicides, the ‘Live in Front of a Studio Audience’ tapings, Tom Brady’s latest accolades, $1 million Super Bowl Suites at SoFi, Henry Winkler’s memorabilia auction, and a kid who solves Rubik’s Cubes on a unicycle.

Adam opens today’s show talking with Bryan and Gina about his quest to find some low carb beer. He also shares a racist joke from The Love Boat, and the guys go through some submissions for ‘Blandinos’. Chris then joins the studio with some Trending Topics, including catfish dating, police making a restaurant staff uncomfortable, a congressman’s inappropriate Christmas card, and the best gifts to buy for men. Actor Keith David is on the line at the top of Part 2, and Adam asks him about his incredible career, and his work in iconic films early on like The Thing and Platoon. Bryan also asks Keith about his role in ‘They Live’, and Keith goes on to speak about the intensity of acting on Broadway. Before heading out, Keith recalls what Times Square was like in his high school days, as well as his experiences filming Cloud Atlas. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about our relationship with China, ignored signs in the leadup the latest school shooting, an upcoming expose on the Washington Football Team, and Lindsay Lohan’s mom going to jail for a DWI.

Adam opens today’s podcast talking to Bryan and Gina about his crazy morning of press, including some nearly-overlapping hits, and a chat with Artie Lange. They also talk about the increased need for attack crows, Dawson’s love of Jack in the Box, and second hand smoke commercials. T.J. Miller then calls in to talk about his trip to upstate New York, awkward conversations with drivers, and his varied career from ‘Deadpool’ to ‘Office Christmas Party’ to ‘Gravity Falls’. Later, the guys make fun of people who answer their phones in public bathrooms, and watch a classic Man Show sketch. Before the break, Chris enters the studio with some Trending Topics. Jeremy Popoff of ‘Lit’ is on the line at the top of Part 2, and Adam talks with him about life in Tennessee, and a video that’s recently gone viral of them joining a cover band to sing their hit song ‘My Own Worst Enemy’. Adam also announces that Lit will be performing at next year’s Carolla Drinks Family BBQ, and Jeremy goes on to talk about his new podcast, the band’s rise to success, and thoughts on the recent documentary about Woodstock ’99.

At the top of today’s show, Adam recalls his Thanksgiving weekend, which involved a very inconvenient power outage at home. Bryan and Gina also chat about their own food extravaganzas, as well as some uncomfortable spa scenarios. Ian Bagg then returns to the podcast to talk about celebrating Thanksgiving in Las Vegas, as well as detail a couple of true crime stories for this week’s ‘Body Bagg’ segment. Adam welcomes Ethan Nicolle to the podcast, who is the Creative Director of The Babylon Bee. The guys talk about how the lines between truth and fiction have begun to blur, making satirical writing harder than it was before. They also talk about Big Tech getting overly involved in censorship, weird piercings, and the origins of the hilarious ‘Axe Cop’. Later, Gina reads news stories about more weird laws in China, flash mob looting, the Ahmaud Arbery trial, and Matthew McConaughey’s announcement that he’s not running for Governor. As the show wraps up, everyone comments on Dave Chappelle, the Boston Market Thanksgiving debacle, and the return of Magic Mike.

Today’s pod opens with a conversation about breath mints, placebos, and oatmeal cookies. The group then laughs at the viral Mac’n’Cheese lady video, and everyone complains about people screwing up their Thanksgiving side dishes. From there, Adam, Gina and Bryan analyze some recent SNL sketches, and they go on to discuss the recent Adele interview walk-off. Before the break, the guys play a round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game. Comedian Pete Lee returns to the podcast at the top of Part 2. Adam begins by asking Pete about his recent comedy tour, and they also talk about his love of wrestling as a kid, trying to get lobster when you’re poor, and his relationship with Tony Hawk. Gina then talks about Andrew Cuomo’s sexual harassment allegations, Kevin Spacey’s $31 million payment to the ‘House of Cards’ production company, Michael Strahan going to space, live performances of Diff’rent Strokes and The Facts of Life, a ban on lobsters being boiled alive, and some Thanksgiving turkey facts.

Comedian Eleanor Kerrigan joins the show and talks to Adam about growing up in Philadelphia and starting out as a waitress at The Comedy Store. Adam plays a clip of Adele being interviewed by Oprah about her weight. After that, Eleanor talks about being engaged to Andrew Dice Clay and being a female wrestler. Adam then shares a clip of Jim Acosta on CNN.

Adam is pleased to welcome author and journalist Malcolm Gladwell for a one-on-one interview in Part 2 of today’s show. They begin by comparing their similar hair styles, and go on to discuss Malcolm’s new audiobook, ‘Miracle and Wonder’. Adam then tells Malcolm about never learning how to read, and the guys go on to talk about how that perfectly prepared Adam for radio. Later they discuss people getting confused that Malcolm worked on ‘Freakonomics’, what motivates criminals, and the differences between rock stars Paul Simon and Sting. In the last part of the show, Adam talks with Malcolm about career longevity.

Eleanor talks about being engaged to Andrew Dice Clay and being a female wrestler. Adam then shares a clip of Jim Acosta on CNN. Next, Dawson reports on today’s news including: the protests following the Rittenhouse verdict, criminals loot a Louis Vuitton store, and an armored car that spilled cash all over the freeway in San Diego.

Adam opens today’s show talking with Bryan and Gina about what he learned from the recent David Foster documentary, including the crazy story of his car accident involving Ben Vereen. Gina then talks about watching ‘Mommie Dearest’ for the first time, and Adam complains about Sonny staying home from school. Later they compare the lunches of their youths to the childhood lunches of today, and they go on to talk with a caller about mean grandmas. Before the break, Chris joins the studio with some Trending Topics and viral videos. Brian Baumgartner is on the line at the top of Part 2, and he jokes with the gang about his terrible hotel room. They also talk about ‘Welcome to Dunder Mifflin: The Ultimate Oral History of The Office’, and they discuss why the show has become so popular. Gina also asks Brian if there are any favorite scenes left on the cutting room floor, and for additional thoughts on his Office character, Kevin. Later Brian talks about his success on ‘Cameo’, and the guys watch video of Ralphie May taking a spill on Jimmy Kimmel Live. As the show wraps up, Gina reads news stories about HIV curing itself, the sentencing of the QAnon Shaman, Miramax suing Quentin Tarantino, The Duke Ellington School of the Arts, pet murder, pie-sized peanut butter cups, Jeff Bezos’ predictions for the future, and the world’s tiniest functioning hand gun.

Ace and the gang open the show complaining about the mid-November heatwave in Los Angeles. They also talk about the return of Aaron Rodgers, a recent Bill Maher interview, and mean grandmas. Adam then tells a story about Natalia having friends over and wearing his travel neck pillow. Next, journalist Rav Aurora enters the studio to chat with the guys about his post-high school journalism career, and the guys watch a strange commercial about trusting doctors. Later they discuss studies about racism, problems with the progressive movement, and why Adam makes judgements while he drives.

Before the break, Gina reads news stories about Britney Spears, Marilyn Manson, Elon Musk, and Bernie Sanders.

Andrew Yang joins Adam in Part 3 of today’s show for a one-on-one interview. Adam asks Andrew about establishing a third party, having more competition in our politics, and thoughts on the media’s role in our current mess. Later they talk about universal basic income, energy alternatives, other facets of the Forward Party, and predictions for the 2024 Presidential Election. In the last part of the show, Adam and Andrew discuss the failings of the CDC early on in the pandemic.

Adam sits down with the founder of Papa John’s Pizza, John Schnatter. They talk about John about starting his business in the back of his father’s tavern in Indiana and Adam asks about franchising a business and how McDonald’s became the most profitable eating establishment in the world. John then details the various events that got him in trouble with the NFL and eventually ousted from his company. Lastly, Adam asks John about his business plans for the future.

Part 2 of today’s podcast is a 1-on-1 conversation between Adam and Jay Leno. The guys begin by talking about comedians who waste time doing crowd work, Jay’s incredible memory, and wrapping your mind around people’s feedback on your work. They also chat about being interested in both comedy and mechanics, a typical day in the life for Jay, and putting together his incredible car collection. Later, Adam asks Jay about his early days of standup comedy, and they go on to discuss comedians that Jay thinks are great. In the last part of the show, Adam asks Jay about his religious beliefs, and Jay tells a story about Rodney Dangerfield.

As today’s podcast opens, Adam talks to Bryan and Gina about how COVID has warped our sense of danger and fear, applying it to a scenario from the Kyle Rittenhouse shooting. The guys talk a bit more about the current trial, and then take a listener call about giving Gina a raise. Later, John Phillips, attorney to ‘Tiger King’ Joe Exotic, talks about Joe’s life in prison since the first docuseries aired. Before the break, the guys ask John for his thoughts on Travis Scott, Kyle Rittenhouse, and the people involved in the Tiger King scandal.

Mark Normand is in studio at the top of Part 2, and the guys talk about kids who spend too much time on their hair, ‘secondary sniff’, and America’s progress on weed. They also discuss money becoming invisible and vax mandates at performance venues.

In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Andy Dick’s latest arrest, YouTube no longer publicly showing ‘dislikes’, big movie items going up for auction, Sam Adam’s ‘Space Craft’ beer, a Portuguese law banning employers from contacting employees after work hours, ‘ethical non-monogomy’, and a guy who paid off student loans by eating for free at Six Flags for seven years.

Adam opens today’s show talking about his love of the band Lynyrd Skynyrd, and what he learned about the origins of the band’s name. Gina then talks about a strange confrontation she had at a Trader Joes. Up next, the guys play a John Candy themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game. Before the break, Seggie and Charlie of ‘Straight No Chaser’ join the pod to play to discuss becoming a Christmas tradition for lots of families, and to show off some new songs for the crew.

Adam welcomes Jennifer Tilly to the podcast at the top of Part 2, and the guys talk about their shared experience on ‘Politically Incorrect’ back in 1999. Jennifer also discusses her appearances on Johnny Carson, her relationship with ex-husband and Simpson’s co-creator Sam Simon, and the beautiful women on Charlie’s Angels. Later, Jennifer recalls her early days of trying to break into Hollywood, and the guys talk about shame, veganism, and working with The Wachowski Siblings.

In the last part of the show, Gina reads news story about John Cleese, Paul Rudd, Pete Davidson, Emily Ratajkowski, and a brothel’s attempts at administering vaccines.

At the top of the podcast, Adam complains about backpacks that have too many flaps and pouches for things to disappear into. The guys then listen to a mashup featuring Jim Carolla, followed by the Elvis version of the 2001 theme. Adam also talks about the people that his parents looked up to, and the guys take some listener calls. Later, Adam talks about the odyssey of getting his own unicycle as a child.

Adam and Brian Kilmeade have a 1-on-1 conversation in Part 2 of today’s podcast. Adam begins by asking Brian what inspired him to write his new book, ‘The President and the Freedom Fighter: Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, and Their Battle to Save America’s Soul’. They also talk about grit, ‘white priveledge’, and why you shouldn’t expect politicians to do anything for you. From there, the guys discuss the failures of the Biden presidency, and they go on to chat about cries of racism, and what our country needs to breakthrough and succeed again. In the last part of the show, Adam and Brian talk about comedians beginning to speak up, and why we all need to stop apologizing.

Before the break, Gina reads news stories about more problems on the set of ‘Rust’, Oscar Pistorius becoming eligible for parole, the fight against Texas’ new abortion law, and more on Jeff Bezos and Leonardo DiCaprio.

Today’s podcast begins with talk about Adam’s recent trip to Baltimore and Philadelphia, which includes Adam’s disgusting pre-flight decision, some travel woes at TSA, and a fan who made him an RCS ribbon. Gina also tells Adam about her husband’s love of running marathons, and Adam plays a clip from a recent Bill Maher interview with Amy Klobuchar about vaccines that will never end. Celebrity Psychic Jonathan Mark then calls in, and Adam asks him about working with the FBI and police to help solve crimes, as well as when he first discovered his psychic abilities. Before the break, Jonathan and Gina break down the psychic reading they did a couple weeks ago.

Kirk Fox is in studio next, and Adam talks to him about his unique style of stand-up comedy. They also chat about his attempts at going pro in Tennis, being briefly married to Clint Eastwood’s daughter, and his path to standup comedy. Later they discuss why Kirk wants to live in the 1860s, meeting Hugh Jackman at the Comedy Store, and Kirk’s role on the TV series ‘Reservation Dogs’.

In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about The Rock’s new policy on guns on film sets, results from a big NASCAR race this weekend, Emilio Estevez stepping away from The Mighty Ducks Season 2, more on the Johnny Depp / Amber Heard lawsuits, a woman who was rescued from her captor thanks to TikTok, the trend of ‘skimpflation’, a new grading system in LA and San Diego, and a racist and homophobic robot.

William Shatner joins the show and talks about his Blue Origin's flight into space last month. This leads to a philosophical discussion about taking risks based on your age. The two also chat about legacy and William shares a few thoughts about George Takei.

Adam plays a side-by-side comparison of Colin Kaepernick’s voice at an NFL press conference 10 years ago vs his new Netflix show. Then, Adam shows a new version of the Recyclarolla and the gang discuss scratch and sniff stickers. The gang takes a call from a pro wrestling fan who wants to pull balls at the upcoming ‘Adam Carolla Is Unprepared’ show in Baltimore. Next, Adam talks to callers about fake football player names, an update to Rich Man Poor Man called Woke Man Broke Man, and Raiders WR Henry Ruggs killing someone in a DUI accident. After that, the guys play a Rotten Tomatoes Game based on transformations. The Sopranos’ actor Federico Castelluccio joins the show and Adam asks him about painting a portrait for George Burns when he was 17. After that, Federico talks about getting cast on The Sopranos. Before the break, Adam asks about a 17th-century painting that Federico bought at an auction for $140K with an actual value of millions of dollars.

The Go-Go’s drummer Gina Schock joins the show and talks about being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame last week. Then, Adam talks about The Go-Go’s songs being played while he was working at KROQ. After that, Gina talks about the early days of The Go-Go’s, including road stories and Rodney Bingenheimer’s contribution to breaking bands in Los Angeles.

Gina reports on today’s news including: Minneapolis voters rejecting a measure to replace the police department, Q-Anon supporters gathering in Dallas over a theory that JFK Jr. will emerge, a Jack Skellington balloon that pilots thought was ‘Jet Pack Man,’ and chef Mario Batali to face trial in April over sexual misconduct.

Before they wrap, Gina reports on today’s news including: Elon Musk’s tweet offering $6 Billion to end world hunger, Shaq not giving any of his money to his sons, a generous gift from the Spanx CEO to her employees, and Quentin Tarantino selling Pulp Fiction NFT’s

Author Bjorn Lomborg returns to the show to talk about the current state of Sweden’s COVID tactics and the media’s response. The two also chat about world leaders failing to attack climate change issues. Additionally, they go over various energy options including nuclear, wind, and solar. Lastly, Adam asks if Bjorn has noticed a shift in the way society has accepted his thoughts on these issues.

Adam quickly recaps his shows at the Brea Improv on Saturday and talks about Jay Leno’s meticulous preparation and photographic memory. Next, he talks about the movie Bright Lights, Big City and recalls reading the book on which it was based. Adam shares a clip from Bill Maher’s latest New Rules about word inflation and the gang watches the opening of Colin Kaepernick’s new Netflix series- which compares the NFL combine to slavery.

Gina reports on today’s news including: Alec Baldwin speaking to the media about the Rust incident, the Rust armorer’s statement, Brendan Fraser cast in an upcoming Batgirl movie, a brawl at a Miami dog show, a Florida teacher in hot water for taking kids on a field trip to a gay bar, and Greene County officials looking for an individual who parked a house in the middle of the road.

Greg Fitzsimmons joins the show and talks about a Grateful Dead concert he attended last night. This leads to a discussion about taking magic mushrooms. Then Greg talks about seeing the Rolling Stones recently at SoFi Stadium. After that, Adam tells Greg about a frustrating situation he got into during the taping of his special over the weekend.

Meghan McCain joins the show and talks to Adam about being a panelist guest on The Jay Leno Show with him about 10 years ago. Then, Adam asks about her experience being a co-host on The View and her relationships with her co-hosts. Also, Meghan recalls a few stories about her father, including when he was a prisoner of war. Meghan asks Adam about his recent discussion with Ben Shapiro and if his political views have cost him business. After that, Adam and Meghan have a discussion about distrusting the media and Joe Biden’s presidency.

Before the break, Gina reports on today’s news including: Kim Kardashian photographed holding hands with Pete Davidson, Ice Cube walking away from a $9 million movie paycheck due to its vaccine mandate, a non-alcoholic bar opening in Iowa, and a Florida teacher getting arrested for assaulting a student a day after winning a ‘Teacher of the Year’ award.

At the top of the show, Adam, Bryan and Gina react to a fake movie trailer from The Man Show days. Adam also brings up that Jay Black from Jay and the Americans passed away, and the guys go on to discuss some karaoke classics to practice. Later, Adam tells Bryan and Gina about the wild story of Randy Lanier, and Adam recalls the time he and Dr. Drew did the Donny and Marie show.

Adam is pleased to welcome Donny Osmond to the podcast for a one-on-one conversation in Part 2 of today's show. It begins with talk about Donny's very unconventional childhood, as well as the importance of spending your career reinventing yourself. Adam also asks Donny about 'disappearing' during the 80s, how dating worked for him, and more reflections on the past. They also chat about run-ins with music legends like Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson, and avoiding the trappings of fame. Later, Donny talks about his beliefs in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the dangers of surrounding yourself with yes-men, and Donny's first car. In the last part of the show, Donny talks about his love of singing, and the time his father declared bankruptcy.

Gina reads news stories about new passports with an 'X' gender designation, 3 teens who developed psychiatric symptoms after getting COVID, an interrupted Maroon 5 performance going viral, and updates in the world of 'Tiger King'.

Adam opens the pod relaying a story Dr. Drew told him about someone in a wheelchair suddenly leaping out of it to reprimand an airport employee. The guys also listen back on an old Love Line clip, and go through some hilarious fake football player names. Up next, the gang takes listener calls about a very drunk podcast in Las Vegas, and reducing abuse and domestic crimes through MMA. Later, Adam talks about his kids’ ordeal with coughing at school, and the guys watch a clip of Dave Chappelle reacting to the recent Netflix protest. Before the break, the guys take a couple more listener calls about Bill Maher, censorship, and To Catch A Contractor.

At the top of the show, Adam talks to Mike Dawson about chugging a stranger’s Gatorade while in the security line at the Las Vegas airport. Gina then talks about her gambling experiences after their show this past Saturday, and Nate Adams joins the show to lend some perspective to the recent Alec Baldwin story. Adam also makes fun of DJ Khaled, and talks about getting his teeth whitened. Up next, Ian Bagg is in studio to discuss being roommates with frequent podcast guest Kyle Dunnigan, which leads to a larger conversation about roommates and landlords. Before the break, Ian presents a bizarre True Crime story for this week’s ‘Body Bagg’.

Adam welcomes Anne Heche in studio at the top of Part 2. Adam chats with her about her podcast, ‘Better Together with Anne and Heather’, and they go on to discuss food shaming, feeling isolated as a child, and trying to heal yourself through telling the truth. Adam also asks Anne about her dad dying from AIDS, and leaving family tragedy behind for Hollywood. Later, Anne talks about getting fired for going to the ‘Volcano’ premiere with her then-girlfriend, Ellen DeGeneres, and shares stories from the sets of movies like ‘Six Days, Seven Nights’ and ‘Wag the Dog’.

In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the remains of Brian Laundrie, more vaccine mandates, the Cincinnati zoo vaccinating a variety of animals, ‘Dads on Duty’ stopping violence, Jeremy Piven getting burglarized, a Guy Fieri Halloween costume, and a new wine from Grey Poupon.

Adam opens the show with some complaints about his cell phone never working at the house, and other things you should look for before moving into a new place. He then complains about having to resist amazing food while he prepares to film a new video special, the declining quality of the SportsCenter Top 10, and parents getting lost in mask mandates. Adam then shows off a clip from The Love Boat featuring Ethel Merman, and goes through some of his Liked Tweets. Before the break, Adam talks about a surprising conversation with Clay Aiken, and the guys breakdown the new Sex and the City reboot.

Dave Dameshek is in studio at the top of Part 2, and he talks with Adam about their mutual friend Kevin Hench, as well as who got kicked out of his fantasy football league this year. Later, the guys play a round of Hollywood Hand-Me-Downs. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the settlement with victims of the Parkland school shooting, Bill Gates getting ‘cancelled’, and video of Alex Rodriguez getting publicly taunted.

At the top of the show, Adam talks about never ending phone calls, and always being the person who wants to speed things along. The guys also talk about fighting against ants, and Adam plays and comments on a couple of clips from both Jon Stewart and Bill Maher. From there they talk about the need for nuclear power, the way that bicycles used to be made compared to now, and right-hand drive cars. Before the break, the guys chat with a caller about the alleged Chinese hypersonic missile. Adam welcomes Alonzo Bodden back in studio at the top of Part 2. The guys discuss Alonzo’s time working at Skunk Works building the first stealth fighters. Alonzo also tells Adam all about his school days, being a mechanical-minded person, and incredible things happening in the world of military design. Later, Adam asks Alonzo about when he knew he was a gearhead, and the guys discuss Alonzo’s crazy motorcycle accident.

In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about U.S. missionaries kidnapped in Haiti, the ongoing beef between William Shatner and George Takei, more on the billionaire class flying to space, and a story out of Spain about a celebrated crime author that’s not who people thought.

Adam talks about Natalia going to her homecoming dance which leads to a conversation about mean grandmothers and other family memories. Gina tells a story about a car crash outside her home and Adam laughs about an egg donor commercial. Next, the gang plays a baseball-themed round of The Rotten Tomatoes Game.

Gina reports on today’s news including: The newest addition to SNL, Armie Hammer thriving in treatment for drugs, alcohol, and sex addiction, and the Hollywood film crew union avoiding a strike. Next, Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx joins Adam for a one-on-one conversation about his upbringing and the first 21 years of life.

Chris Shiflett is in studio at the top of Part 2, and Adam chats with him about some of the notable people Chris has interviewed on his podcast, ‘Walking the Floor’. Adam then explains his love of The Jayhawks, as well as, of course, Foo Fighters. Chris talks about how band practice works when you’re in a band like ‘Foo Fighters’, and when they plan to go back on an international tour. Later they discuss new entries to the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame, the current state of boxing, and everyone’s favorite knock outs. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Shatner’s trip to space, Gabby Petito’s cause of death, Howie Mandel’s public pass out, a DC comic featuring a bisexual Super Man, and Dwayne Johnson’s rapping.

Adam opens today’s show talking with Bryan and Gina about his whirlwind trip to Nashville for a special event with The Daily Wire. He then complains about access to the first class lounge, how airports measure liquids to pass through security, a disappointing surf & turf experience, and how different flight crews handle mask enforcement differently. Adam then details a road-rage confrontation on the way out of the airport, as well as his terrible first class food box. Before the break, the guys take a listener call about diversity training on the jobsite, and Dawson breaks down an epically fast road trip from the Bay Area.

In the last part of the show, the guys discuss healing from trauma, more facts about Ketamine, how micro-dosing works, and encouraging people to try these alternative medicines.

Adam welcomes Lamar Odom and ‘Zappy’ Zapolin to the podcast at the top of Part 2, and the guys talk about their new documentary, ‘Lamar Odom: Reborn’. Adam asks the guys how they first got together, and Lamar talks about his own personal happiness. Zappy also discusses the power of the psychedelic drug Ketamine, as well as the dangers of fentanyl. Later, the guys chat about the world of boxing, what happened when Lamar OD’d at the Love Ranch, and his multiple championships with the Lakers.

In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about William Shatner heading to space, updates on vaccine mandates, Playboy’s first gay male cover star, and a viral video of a construction worker who destroyed their own work after a client upset them.

Gina reads news stories about Britney Spears, the hunt for Brian Laundrie, and a Nazi Concentration Camp Secretary attempting to flee her murder trial. As the show wraps up, the guys respond to a few more news stories about a Turkish man who joined his own search party, a study on ‘Restless Anus Syndrome’, and new vaccine requirements for the Vatican.

Lisa Lampanelli is in studio at the studio and she and Adam recall some stories from their time spent together on Celebrity Apprentice. They also talk about the problems with ‘gingers’, and the stresses of performing at a Celebrity Roast. Gina then reads news stories about Britney Spears, the hunt for Brian Laundrie, and a Nazi Concentration Camp Secretary attempting to flee her murder trial. As the show wraps up, the guys respond to a few more news stories about a Turkish man who joined his own search party, a study on ‘Restless Anus Syndrome’, and new vaccine requirements for the Vatican.

Gina reads news stories about Britney Spears, the hunt for Brian Laundrie, and a Nazi Concentration Camp Secretary attempting to flee her murder trial. As the show wraps up, the guys respond to a few more news stories about a Turkish man who joined his own search party, a study on ‘Restless Anus Syndrome’, and new vaccine requirements for the Vatican.

Adam welcomes Dr. Drew in studio at the top of the show, and the guys reminisce about some of their favorite Loveline memories. Dr. Drew’s daughter Paulina then enters the studio, and the guys recall the time Adam tried to embarrass the kids in front of a large group of concert goers. They also listen to some clips from Loveline that featured a young Paulina, and they go on to discuss Paulina’s favorite birthday party, grappling with an eating disorder, and co-writing a new book with her dad. Before heading out, Paulina talks about and the need to re-evaluate social media and media literacy. Later, Adam plays video of a guy trapping an alligator in his garbage can, and the guys take some listener calls.

Adam welcomes comedian Rosebud Baker to the podcast, and they talk about filming her debut comedy special. They also joke about why nurses get too much appreciation, whether or not Rosebud wants kids, and the origins of her name. Later they discuss the Roast of Alec Baldwin, and Teresa reads news stories about R. Kelly, ‘hospital rage’, Skittles, David Letterman, and a woman who called in two bomb threats to spend more time with her boyfriend. As the show wraps up, the gang comments on a couple more news stories about Will and Jada Pinkett Smith’s relationship, and what are expected to be the most popular Halloween costumes this year.

Adam welcomes comedian Rosebud Baker to the podcast, and they talk about filming her debut comedy special. They also joke about why nurses get too much appreciation, whether or not Rosebud wants kids, and the origins of her name. Later they discuss the Roast of Alec Baldwin, and Teresa reads news stories about R. Kelly, ‘hospital rage’, Skittles, David Letterman, and a woman who called in two bomb threats to spend more time with her boyfriend. As the show wraps up, the gang comments on a couple more news stories about Will and Jada Pinkett Smith’s relationship, and what are expected to be the most popular Halloween costumes this year.

Later, Adam explains how he changed his schedule to watch Natalia play volleyball, and the guys take a call from Cassandra Peterson to talk about the origins of Elvira. She also talks about her time as a Groundling, going from radio to television, and ultimately becoming a sex symbol and icon. Before the break, Cassandra talks about the impact Elvis had her on, her thoughts on Phil Hartman, and being in a relationship with a woman for the last 19 years.

Adam is excited to welcome Teresa Strasser in studio, who is filling in for Gina Grad who got married over the weekend. Adam then launches into some travel woes from the past weekend, including terrible parking, the lack of citrus on planes, and having his cocktail tossed out while he momentarily rested his eyes. Later they discuss Adam’s experience at the wedding, touring the Playboy Mansion with Bryan and Teresa, and his long drive home with Dr. Drew’s wife. Before the break, Teresa talks about some of the more romantic aspects of Gina’s wedding ceremony.

Shane Gillis is in studio for a one-on-one conversation with Adam. They begin by talking about how woke culture is destroying comedy, and then flash back to Shane’s upbringing and how he eventually got to audition for Saturday Night Live. From there they talk about the excitement of joining the cast, followed by the surprise of getting ‘cancelled’ four days later. They also discuss the shift in people who are censoring others, keeping in touch with Lorne Michaels, and supporting the people who were unnecessarily cancelled. As the conversation wraps up, they talk about the importance of being able to say what you want as a comedian, and Shane’s love of performing standup. Please support today’s sponsors: Lifelock.com enter ADAM JBweld.com - World's Strongest Bond Geico.com PlutoTV

At the top of the pod, Adam, Bryan, and Gina talk about our overly offended society, and the process of using past podcasts and tweets to ruin people’s lives. Adam then breaks down Drake’s music vs. The Beatles, and goes on to talk about Covid hypocrisy from one college football game to the next. Later they discuss how white collar and blue collar families are reacting to the pandemic differently, and they listen to a clip with Mark Geragos from a recent Reasonable Doubt. Before the break, Gina reads news stories about space tourism, Nicki Minaj, Gabrielle Petito, and Megan Fox. Please support today’s sponsors: Lifelock.com enter ADAM JBweld.com - World's Strongest Bond Geico.com PlutoTV

In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about a failed life insurance scam, updates on the disappearance of Gabrielle Petito, more fallouts from the NXIVM cult, and the upcoming sequel to ‘Twins’. Please support today’s sponsors: JBweld.com - World's Strongest Bond TommyJohn.com/ADAM Lifelock.com enter ADAM Geico.com PlutoTV

Barry Sonnenfeld joins the podcast next, and Adam begins by asking Barry about his relationship to The Coen Brothers, and how he became the cinematographer for ‘Blood Simple’ and ‘Raising Arizona’. They also discuss how lighting technology has advanced over the years, his experience filming nine pornos in nine days back in 1976, and directing the blockbuster hit, ‘Men In Black’. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about a failed life insurance scam, updates on the disappearance of Gabrielle Petito, more fallouts from the NXIVM cult, and the upcoming sequel to ‘Twins’.

Adam welcomes Frank Grillo to the podcast next, and the guys talk about his new movie, ‘Copshop’, and Adam asks Frank about his health regiment. They also discuss the spread of COVID, Frank’s role in the upcoming Lamborghini movie, and filming a fun episode of Jay Leno’s Garage. In the last segment of the show, Gina reads news stories about a brawl at SoFi stadium between Bears and Rams fans, more fentanyl-related deaths, Caesar Milan being sued, rumors that Phoebe Waller-Bridge is replacing Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones, Dubai’s record-breaking ‘observation wheel’, and billionaire Mark Lore’s vision for a $400 billion Utopian city.

John Pollono is in studio next, and Adam congratulates him on his directorial debut, ‘Small Engine Repair’. They go on to talk about working with Jon Bernthal, as well as some of the new projects he’s working on, including biopics on both Hulk Hogan and Evil Knievel. Later they discuss the acting success of John’s daughter, Sophie, and the long journey to success from working a dead end job. Today’s news begins with updates on Donald Trump commentating on the upcoming Evander Holyfield match, a new western starring Nicolas Cage, and a gambler who turned a $10 parlay into a much larger win. As the show wraps up, Gina reads one last story about toilets that measure your vital signs.

As the show begins, Adam chats with Bryan and Gina about some of the strange casting choices in the new ‘Impeachment’ series. He then talks about Larry Elder being attacked during his political campaign, and Dawson gives an update on his performance last night, and dealing with mask mandates. Adam then talks about the health care in Germany as it relates to fertility, and he argues with Bryan about the reviews for the new Suicide Squad movie. Before the break, the guys listen to some cringey clips of Gavin Newsom, and take some listener calls.

AJ Benza is in studio next, arriving directly from the airport after spending a month in Chicago. The guys exchange some nasty fart stories, and then AJ launches into some stories that are ‘Allegedly’ true involving Britney Spears, Michael K. Williams, Kourtney Kardashian, Travis Barker, and Billy Bob Thornton. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about John Mulaney, and the new Dancing with the Stars cast.

Today's pod opens with some KROQ memories, and the brilliant producing mind of Jimmy Kimmel. They go on to talk about the swing revival era of the mid 90s, and Adam talks about doing a father and son football draft with Sonny. Gina also shows the gang a clip from Cher's old TV show, and improvises a scene with Adam as 'Nancy Grace'. Brian Setzer then joins the show to share his own memories from recording a track for the KROQ Christmas Album, and going from a three-man-band to traveling with huge orchestras. Later they flash back to the history of Stray Cats, and they also talk about Brian's pet peeves. Before the break, Adam talks about the Kanye vs. Drake albums to contrast the orchestral music of Brian Setzer. Please support today's sponsors: Stamps.com enter ADAM Podium.com/ADAM Edmunds.com Miro.com/ADAM SimpliSafe.com/ADAM Lifelock.com enter ADAM Geico.com PlutoTV

Martin Dugard is in studio next, who co-wrote the ‘Killing’ series of books with Bill O’Reilly. Adam asks Martin about the process of working with Bill on each new book, and they go on to discuss Martin’s latest book about the fall of Paris to the Nazi’s back in 1940, the parallels to today’s woke culture, and the intricate network of spies that helped bring the Germans down. Later, Gina reads news stories about the death of actor Michael K. Williams, as well as our country’s growing problem with Fentanyl. They also talk about getting people back to work, rapper Lil Uzi Vert saying that his multi-million-dollar forehead diamond was stolen, Kanye West’s new line of home good products, and the death of comic Trevor Moore. As the show wraps up, Gina reads one last story about a guy who got busted trying to fake an injury from a Tesla.

At the top of the show, Adam tells Bryan and Gina about his trip to Catalina Island over the weekend. He also rants about more mask regulations, awkward conversations with his mom, and what we can learn from William Wrigley Jr. and the history of Catalina. Producer Chris then shares a story of theft from over the weekend, and Adam talks about things he wants to do before he dies. Before the break, Adam shows some clips from an ahead-of-its-time episode the Love Boat, and the guys take some listener calls; including one from Seggie of the acapella band ‘Straight No Chaser’.

Adam opens today’s show talking about getting pulled over while driving on Pacific Coast Highway on his way to the studio. The guys then take listener calls about student driver stickers, tool tunes, dudes Adam can’t hang with, and schizoid personality disorder. Next up, Mike August calls in to talk about his relationships with David Sedaris, Stephen Colbert, and Steve Carell. August also talks about his time working with James ‘Babydoll’ Dixon, and having to apologize to Mike Ovitz after offending him at a holiday party. Before the break, Midwestern Mom chimes in with advice for August while he’s on his family vacation. Adam, Bryan and Gina talk about their love of Grand Funk Railroad at the top of Part 2. They then get a look at the charming midwestern Jell-O dessert that Mike August has been enjoying, and break down an op-ed on transgender spa customers. Later, Don Brewer is on the line to discuss how incredible the music of Grand Funk Railroad sounds even to this day. Adam asks him about the glory days of his rock n roll journey, and the guys go on to listen to more great music from the band. As the show wraps up, Gina reads news stories about Eric Clapton, Australia’s COVID lockdowns, and more on the horrible condo collapse in Florida.

Today’s pod opens with a conversation about the time Adam dislocated in shoulder. He also shares a thought working on a project to distract your mind from stress, and the guys go to chat about M. Night Shyamalan, Tyler Perry, and Jeff Bezos. Later they watch a vintage Pontiac presentation video, and Gina suggests a Netflix series on pop music. Before the break, Gina reads news stories about The Free Britney Act, Jeff Bezos’ $100 million donation, MLB’s first ever all-female broadcast crew, and Dolly Parton’s Playboy Bunny video. Adam is pleased to welcome his old friend Erik Kramer in studio. The guys look at a Pop Warner photo from 1973, and reminisce about their old teammates and coaches. Erik talks about winning multiple championships in youth football, his years playing Canadian football, and ultimately playing 13 years in the NFL. Later they discuss the tragedy of his son OD’ing, as well as Erik’s attempt to take his own life. As the show wraps up, Erik explains how his life has turned around since then, and Adam marvels at how their paths have crossed in life yet again.

At the top of the show, the guys joke about Dawson running late for today’s pod. Gina then gives a recap of her Bachelorette Party, which leads to a larger conversation about crazy friends and strippers. Adam also talks about hanging out with Mike August’s parents while performing in Raleigh, and they go on to discuss a fantastic Italian restaurant in Venice, and an auction for Captain Stubing’s Love Boat jacket. Later, Chris talks about getting yelled at on the flight home, and the guys share some more stories from the road. Before the break, the guys take some listener calls. Author Brad Thor returns to the podcast at the top of Part 2. Adam asks him about surviving the time he spent in Afghanistan shadowing a special forces unit, as well as the experience of optioning his books into movies. Later, Bryan asks Brad about his time at USC, and Brad talks about his path to becoming a published novelist. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about COVID’s link to unreliable air travel, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space flight, Jerry O’Connell joining ‘The Talk’, Megan Thee Stallion on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, thoughts on using the vaccine to microchip the population, and the first active NHL player to come out as gay.

Adam talks about attempting to get his haircut at a black barbershop, going to a local BBQ joint, and the lack of homelessness in Raleigh. Kyle Dunnigan, Bald Bryan, and Mike Dawson join the show next and Adam has a quick discussion with Sylvester Stallone and President Joe Biden. Then, the gang plays a round of Blah Blah Blog. Before they wrap, Adam invites a radiologist to pull some audience submitted ping pong balls in another round of Adam Carolla Is Unprepared.

At the top of the show, Adam complains about the growing homeless population in Venice Beach, CA. He then shares his thoughts about the Beach Boys and the passage of time. Up next, Kat Von D is on the line, and Adam compliments her on transitioning into the music game. They also talk about setting a world record by laying down 400 tattoos in 24 hours, how much Gina loves Kat’s line of makeup, and the most painful places to get a tattoo. Later she talks about the traumatic experience of attending Provo Canyon School. Before the break, the guys take calls for a round of Mr. Brightside. Brian Whitman returns in studio at the top of Part 2. Adam talks with him about his impressions of Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar, and they go on to discuss Brian’s weight loss, as well as his experience testing positive for COVID last summer. Later the guys launch into a hilarious improv scene with ‘Ass Crack and Back Sack in the Morning’. In the last part of the show, Gina reads a breaking news stories about LA County reimplementing its indoor mask policy, and Adam and Brian improvise another scene between radio personalities David Viscott and Rick Dees.

Adam opens today’s show talking about misplacing his credit card, and the misinformation he received in an attempt to find it. He then complains about the power going out earlier this morning, and reads a letter from Danny Two Sheets about some behind-the-scenes craziness from the Man Show days. Later, Adam plays another wild commercial he saw recently that also involves podcasting, and the guys talk about a rapper who was shot 64 times as he was released from prison. Before the break, Vinnie Tortorich returns in studio to discuss Alice Cooper, threesomes, and why you should switch to an NSNG diet. Adam is happy to welcome Frank Mir is in studio at the top of Part 2. The guys start by talking about Frank’s start in the early days of UFC, his daughter becoming a dominant fighter, and some of his more memorable takedowns. They also chat about other legendary matchups over the years, and how stem cell therapy has changed Frank’s life. Later they discuss risk assessment, and thoughts and predictions for the undefeated Jon Jones. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the rise in drug overdoses during the pandemic, the latest with Jussie Smollett, more rules for the Tokyo Olympics, and a goldfish crisis in a Minnesota lake.

Adam opens the show with a threesome hypothetical question for Bryan, Gina and the staff: Would you rather have sex with an 8 or take your chances with 2 partners who are a combined 10? Gina then reports the news on: Conor McGregor’s post fight interview, Branson space flight, Cosby not welcome at the Comedy Cellar in NY, a housekeeper thwarting a potential mass shooting spree during the upcoming MLB All-Star game, and Eric Garcetti as Biden’s pick for ambassador to India. The Black Eyed Peas’ will.i.am sits down with Adam for a conversation about growing up in Boyle Heights and his rise to superstardom. Adam then asks about the process of performing at a Super Bowl Halftime show and what his thoughts are on working with Britney Spears. Lastly, will.i.am chats about the most talented musicians he’s ever come across and Adam pitches a racecar he thinks Will would like.

Adam, Bryan and Gina open today’s podcast discussing how Adam’s life will change now that he has a new travel coffee mug. Adam then complains about the homeless situation, and other signs that you know your town has gone to hell. Gina also shows off a commercial about ring around the collar, which leads to a larger conversation about how men’s style has evolved over the years. Larry Elder then calls in to talk about running for governor of California. They discuss Larry’s upbringing, the problems with environmental extremists running the state, and trying to get our school system back on track. Before the break, the guys take listener calls, and Chris shows a bizarre greeting card he came across. Comedian Trevor Moore is in studio at the top of Part 2, and the guys chat with him about growing up on a tour bus with his Christian Rock singing parents. The guys then discuss raising a generation of freaked out kids, and Adam rants about masks and regulations. Later, the guys play videos of Trevor’s family performing, and they go on to talk about how Trevor got into comedy despite his religious parents. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about this year’s Emmy nominees, updates on Conor McGregor’s surgery, Jeffrey Epstein’s newly discovered address book, and the return of major stadium concerts.

At the top of the show, Adam celebrates Tampa Bay’s win over Montreal in the Stanley Cup Final. The guys then discuss the story of Erik Kramer, and go on to analyze the latest episode of Love Boat. Rapper and creative entrepreneur Zuby then calls in to discuss his 20-tweet chain about how people have reacted during the Covid Pandemic. Before the break, the guys discuss the global agenda of keeping our society shut down, and trading vaccines for profits. Porn film legend Peter North sits down in studio with Adam and the gang at the top of Part 2. Adam talks with him about the golden age of porn, and how Peter first got into the biz. Adam also asks Peter about getting requests to have sex with people’s wives, porn payment politics, and stories from some of his more memorable roles and co-stars. Later they laugh back at the sketch they made together for The Man Show, and discuss the difficulties of doing multiple porn scenes per day. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about no spectators at the upcoming Olympics, Sha’Carri Richardson’s marijuana test, an autographed Steph Curry rookie card that sold for millions, Lil Nas X’s gay kiss at the BET Awards, and a deadly bear attack.

Adam opens today’s show ranting about travel mugs, driveway deliveries, and uninformative freeway signs. He also shares his thoughts on the recent KISS documentary, and plays a clip from his conversation with Mark Geragos about Bill Cosby’s release from prison. The guys then discuss the complications of transgender politics, and before the break, they play a new game called ‘Is It Problematic?’ Adam is pleased to welcome both Danny Trejo and Donal Logue back to the podcast. Adam compliments Danny on his moving documentary, ‘Inmate #1’, and the guys go on to discuss how Donal and Danny first became friends, managing Donal’s anger issues, and the days of cruising around the San Fernando Valley. The guys then talk further about staying sober, cooking tacos, and the process of co-writing a book about Danny’s life. As the conversation wraps up, Donal talks about his own successful acting career. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Bill Cosby’s upcoming tour, and Donald Trump’s attempts to sue all the big social media companies.

Adam begins today’s podcast talking to Bryan and Gina about what he enjoyed most while visiting Alaska. He also talks about Mike August getting into a fight with their Uber driver, the experience of flying on a ‘Float Plane’, and bear watching by the river. Later they talk about fishing for salmon, eating moose, and attending the wedding of Mark Geragos’ daughter. Before the break, the guys discuss Dawson’s standup, how Sonny handled the long travel days, and why everyone needs to take a trip to Alaska. Adam welcomes Dr. Steven Gundry to the podcast at the top of Part 2. Adam asks Dr. Gundry to comment on gut health and what we’ve learned about microbiomes. Later they talk about allergy sensitivity, why you should drink Chianti, and Dr. Gundry’s thoughts on the Keto diet and daily eating habits. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Bill Cosby, Britney Spears, a fireworks-related death in the NHL, and Jessica Springsteen going to the Olympics.

At the top of the pod, Adam talks about people experiencing the highs and lows of emotions instead of living somewhere in the middle. Adam also recalls his recent visit to the Shelby Museum in Boulder, and considers whether or not he should get his 15-year-old son vaccinated. The guys also take a listener call about homeless people at the airport, and respond to a comment about the strange career of Danny Elfman. Before the break, the guys take a couple more listener calls about the movie ‘Streets of Fire’, Rich Man / Poor Man, and septic tank issues. Adam welcomes Dan Dunn back in studio at the top of Part 2. He complains to Dan about bartenders not properly pouring, and asks some questions regarding general martini serving etiquette. Up next, Dan brings in a variety of good and bad mixers for the gang to determine which is actually better. Later, Gina reads news stories about Britney Spears, Drake Bell, Jerry Seinfeld, a drowning sex doll, and a strange new blind dating game show. As the show wraps up, Dan explains the pros and cons of VR Porn.

Adam opens the show talking with Gina about more controversies surrounding the new movie musical, ‘In The Heights’. They talk more about why people should love Lin Manuel Miranda, and why anyone caught in the woke spotlight should never apologize. They go on to discuss the concept of ‘anti-racism’, and Bald Bryan gives a health update on his latest infusion. Later they talk about John McAfee’s apparent suicide, and break down all of Kendall Jenner’s cultural appropriation. Before the break, the gang watches a new TV spot from Gavin Newsom, and a leaked BDSM video of a New York City council candidate. Adam welcomes Sean Williams and Danny Gold to the podcast at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about ‘The Underworld Podcast’, and go on to discuss the rise of perception about cartel violence, and the savagery of street gang MS-13. Adam also asks the guys which countries are doing a better job of handling organized crime, and they go on to discuss Russian hackers, out of control Mexican cartels, and the violent situation in Albania. As the conversation wraps up, the guys talk about the popularity of cocaine in London. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about The View, Subway tuna sandwiches, the Harlem Globetrotters, Kevin Hart’s Twitter, financial literacy classes in Rhode Island, a Fast and Furious car sold at auction, Spielberg’s deal with Netflix, and the NCAA allowing players to be paid.

At the top of the show, Adam complains to Bryan and Gina about his recent travel experience returning from Denver. They go on to talk about the continued confusion over wearing a mask, and then speak to Mike August about flying with a boxcutter, and the proper way to slice a large cake. Later, Adam recalls the time he was detained by TSA, and Gina reads news stories about the first transgender athlete to compete in the Olympics, the first openly gay active NFL player, and more woke characters added to Sesame Street. Before the break, the guys react to one more story about Chrissy Teigen’s bullying scandal. Psychologist and author Adam Grant joins Adam for an extended 1-on-1 conversation in the second part of the show. The guys begin by discussing what organizational psychology is, and go on to chat about how to make your workplace more enjoyable, and having characteristics like grit and humility. Adam Grant also discusses the possibility of having a workplace where you can reinvent your job, and Adam asks him about the next generation of workers who want to set their own terms. Later, the guys break down some of Adam Grant’s recent Tweets. As the conversation wraps up, the guys talk about the problems with television obsession, the joys of working on a physical project, and Adam’s studio trash can moving around.

Kyle Dunnigan joins Adam, Gina, and Bryan for a live podcast from Buffalo Rose in Golden, CO. Adam chats with “Joe Biden” about the latest with his presidency and the unfortunate passing of his dog. Next, the gang plays a round of Blah Blah Blog and “Sly Stallone” then joins the news with Gina Grad. Lastly, the show goes into another spirited round of Adam Carolla is Unprepared where Adam is challenged to make jokes about cleft lips, camping, and Tijuana.

Adam is live at Buffalo Rose in Golden, CO for a live podcast. After talking about Jerry Lewis and transgender cakes, Adam welcomes Gina and Bryan virtually to play a summer camp-themed round of The Rotten Tomatoes Game. Next, Gina reports news stories on cults, Girl Scout cookies, and Zodiac signs. Adam then welcomes a retired NASA scientist to pull ping pong balls for Adam Carolla is Unprepared.

As the show opens, Adam tells Bryan and Gina about the lost feeling he had after graduating high school, and his thoughts on some of the horrible music from that era. The guys also go through what the Billboard Top 10 was the years they graduated, and they go on to break down a NY Times article titled ‘The Boys In Their Summer Dresses’. Later, Adam recalls his grandmother’s wake, and an obnoxious old woman he regretted helping move. Before the break, the guys take calls for a round of Tales From The Cheap. Adam is pleased to welcome Kerri Kasem in studio at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about the glory days of radio, and Kerri’s legendary father Casey Kasem’s appearance on Charlie’s Angels. Kerri then describes the painful legal battle that followed in the aftermath of her father’s death, as well as dealing with a sociopathic step-mother. They go on to discuss Kerri’s unique upbringing surrounded by celebrities, and coping with the loss of a parent. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about The Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl, Gavin Newsom’s recall, ‘Juneteenth’ officially becoming a federal holiday, Michael Jordan Nike’s going up for auction, a source code NFT, Rob Riggle’s crazy ex-wife, new Victoria’s Secret models, the new Cher biopic, and Nick Cannon’s second set of twins.

As the show opens, the guys address an injury to Gina Grad’s finger, and a miscommunication between Adam and Chris. They also talk about Adam’s dinner with Chris Morgan, the hypothetical scenario of dying by plane crash, and crazy vintage beauty product commercials. The conversation shifts to how woke the advertising world has become, and Producer Chris enters the studio with Trending Topics ranging from injuries in the NBA, to DJ Khaled’s performance at Social Gloves, to Cristiano Ronaldo’s costly water gesture. Before the break, Adam complains about his terrible upbringing, and reveals the simple key to weight loss. Part 2 of today’s podcast opens with a discussion about the eviction of local bar Tin Horn Flats, which had previously defied the states orders to shut down during the pandemic. Gina also reads news stories about a brawl at McDonald’s, brazen theft at a Walgreens in San Francisco, a massive new pushup record, and a guy who jumped in Lake Michigan every day for a year. Later, Anderson Silva chats with Adam about his upcoming PPV fight, ‘Tribute to the Kings’, as well as his friendship with Jon Jones, growing up in poverty, and memories from his first MMA fights. As the show wraps up, Anderson gets his hands taped up for practice, and he shares his excitement for this Saturday night’s event.

At the top of the show, Adam talks about Dawson accidentally hitting the studio’s gate just before the pod started. Adam then asks the staff who is most qualified to change a tire, and everyone shares their flat tire stories. Adam also talks about the aggressive nature of the Mexican flag, and the guys go on to discuss the confusing way the head of the CDC has been delivering her messages. Before the break, the guys play a round of Blah Blah Blog: Twitter Bio Edition. Dan Abrams joins the pod at the top of Part 2, and Adam asks him about his new show, ‘Court Cam Presents: Under Oath’. Adam also recalls Dan’s time hosting ‘Live PD’, as well as his uncomfortable interview with Nancy Grace. Dan then talks about what it’s like to take the stand, how he thinks the media handles various cases, and his predictions for indictments against Donald Trump. Later, Adam shares his conspiracy theory about Dr. Fauci, and Gina reads news stories about the cicada invasion, wristbands to explain your thoughts on COVID, and photos from the new Indiana Jones movie. As the show wraps up, the gang talks about a remake of the Stephen King film ‘Christine’, a Lamborghini made of Legos, and the super nice internet installer who helped fix Dawson’s truck.

Adam, Bryan and Gina open today’s podcast by discussing the twins’ birthday. Adam also shows off a strange gumball machine commercial he recalls, and the guys talk about their family’s accomplishments (or lack thereof), and Caelan’s recent experience with the homeless. They also discuss a birthday cake controversy, and take a listener call about live comedy in Minneapolis. Later, Adam brings up a good point he heard about trans people in the sports community, and the guys watch a classic Huell Howser clip of his visit to the Baghdad Café. Before the break, the guys listen to another clip of Dingo Boy and Adam shares some more memories from the KROQ days. Adam welcomes Jon Taffer back to the show at the top of Part 2. Adam then asks Jon about Las Vegas officially reopening, which leads to a rant about quarantine hypocrisy. Jon also shares some stories from his bartending days, as well as running the popular West LA concert venue, The Troubadour. They also chat about how the new season of Bar Rescue focuses on how the pandemic has impacted so many lives, and they go on to discuss the excitement of releasing 200 episodes. Today’s news features stories about the recent Mayweather-Paul fight, the Ellie Kemper apology, controversies in the royal family, and the FDA approving a new Alzheimer’s drug. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about Jeff Bezos blasting off into space.

Adam opens the show with Gina Grad, talking to her about his recent interview with Helio Castroneves on CarCast. He also talks philosophically about ‘effort’, as well as his experience getting eliminated on Dancing with the Stars. From there, Adam and Gina chat with listeners about carcinogens in sunscreen, and the ways people’s behaviors have changed over the years. Jeff Cesario then returns to the podcast to talk about the delights of Appleton, Wisconsin, and to chat with another caller about Adam’s crystal brain. Before the break, the guys listen to an Unprepared clip about dragons. Jeff Cesario is still in studio at the top of Part 2 of today’s pod. The guys launch right into a Chet Waterhouse Sports Update. They also discuss Chuck Mangione, and Bald Bryan enters the studio with a health update. In the last part of the show, the guys react to news stories about Steven Segal, Miles Teller, and Vince Neil.

Adam, Bryan and Gina open today’s show discussing the scourge of designer flip flops, and how they’ve destroyed our society. The guys also give an update on the James Dean transaxle auction, and Gina tells the guys about a home improvement project she worked on over the weekend. Later, the guys analyze some of the music Natalia has been forcing Adam to hear, and they pay tribute to The Love Boat’s Gavin MacLeod. From there, Adam does a deep dive on his Comedy Traffic School days, and they go on to chat with a caller about traffic management. Before the break, Adam shares more on his celebrity softball experience with Jack Gilardi. Adam welcomes Sebastian Junger to the podcast, and the guys begin the conversation by discussing his new book, ‘Freedom’, and the lessons he learned about community as he researched and wrote it. They also talk about oppressive leadership, nomadic societies, and why our species relies so much on groups. Adam also asks Sebastian for his thoughts on government overreach and ‘crisis agenda’, and later they talk with him about ‘The Perfect Storm’, as well as how people are being impacted the stresses of modern society. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Naomi Osaka quitting the French Open, a member of Canadian Parliament getting busted for a Zoom gaffe, all the big movies coming out in 2021, and airlines continuing to keep booze off of flights.

At the top of the show, Adam recalls his celebrity baseball experience, and the time he told a powerful Hollywood exec to ‘F off’. They go on to talk about the only other time Adam has asked to see a manager, and listen to another classic Birchum clip from the KROQ days. Later they chat about strange lottery winners, and everyone plays a round of Totally Topical Tivo Trivia. Before the break, the guys listen to another Dingo Boy sketch, as well as The Cabbison’s Theme Song. Adam welcomes Erica Rhodes in studio at the top of Part 2. Adam congratulates her on taping her new standup special, and the guys go on to talk about what it means to be ‘safely reopened’, and what’s going on with ride share services. Later the guys play a brand new game called ‘Tweetsplaining’, and everyone laments the return of ‘The Noid’, and the death of Rock N Roll. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Bill Cosby, the return of Costco samples and buffets, Chad Ochocinco’s boxing debut, ‘The Endless Frontier Act’, LGBTQ cereal, and people forgetting how to drive during the pandemic.

Today’s pod opens with everyone sharing stories from their 21st birthdays. Adam then opens a birthday present that Gina got him, which leads to a conversation about her penmanship. They also talk about Matthew Perry’s emergency dental surgery, old school celebrity racing videos, and a surprise Happy Birthday Cameo just for Adam. From there guys chat about KTEL informercials, Willy T. Ribbs returning to the race track, and James Dean’s transaxle going up for auction. Before the break, the guys take calls for a round of ‘Who The F Sells This S’. Director Brad Furman is on the line at the top of Part 2. Adam chats with him about the story behind his new film that stars Johnny Depp and Forest Whitaker, about the unsolved murders of Tupac and Biggie. Later Bryan asks Brad about why the film’s release was delayed for so long, and they talk more about working with Johnny Depp, what his next big projects are, and growing up playing basketball with Kobe Bryant. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the latest ‘Karen’ activity, a lawsuit against Mayor Laurie Lightfoot, Matthew Perry quitting Cameo, and Kelly Clarkson taking over for Ellen DeGeneres.

Adam begins today’s show with some brief thoughts on the Israel / Palestine conflict. The guys then listen to a couple more classic Mr. Birchum call from the KROQ days, and Adam recalls the day he got arrested. Producer Chris then enters the studio with Trending Topics, including a massive party that broke out at ‘Adrian’s Kickback’, a WNBA Coach fined and suspending after an ‘offensive’ comment, and the overseas release of Fast & Furious 9. Gina also gives an update on her wedding planning, and Chris reads a couple more trending stories about apologizing actors, and ‘The Linda Lindas’. Before the break, Adam recalls his days of dumpster diving. SNL writer Hugh Fink joins the podcast at the top of Part 2. The guys continue the conversation about how food culture has changed over the years, and then Adam asks Hugh about his early days writing for Saturday Night Live. Hugh shares some behind the scenes stories of writing sketches and opening monologues, and the guys complain about bureaucracy getting in the way of comedy. Later, Hugh brings up some of his favorite SNL sketches, and the guys break down Quentin Tarantino’s bizarre on-stage singing, as well as some other weird ‘comedy’ performances. In the last part of the show, the guys watch a couple of classic Man Show sketches, and Gina reads news stories about Simone Biles, public schools reopening in the Fall, Lindsay Lohan, a new Willy Wonka prequel, and a drug dealer caught after showing off cheese.

At the top of the show, Adam shares his love of John Hiatt’s music to Bryan and Gina. Adam also complains about people who don’t follow instructions, increased gas prices, and Asians not being considered minorities. Bryan and Gina also talk about how much they loved performing live again, and Adam takes listener calls about helicopter auto-rotations, the answer to terrible airplane meals, why the media keeps playing politics, and why people stopped focusing on building things with their hands. Before the break, Adam takes a couple more calls about staying positive in our crazy world, and thoughts on the people who want to cancel Dr. Drew. Adam welcomes John Hiatt and Jerry Douglas to the podcast at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about how KROQ first introduced Adam to John’s music, and they also chat about John’s days living in Topanga Canyon and growing to love country music. Later, Adam asks John for the true story behind ‘The Night That Kenny Died’, and he wonders how the recent shutdown has impacted the way everyone feels about performing live. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the rise of antisemitism, more arguing on The View, Elliot Page posting his first shirtless picture, the return of Kevin Spacey, Danny Masterson standing trial, and finally, the return of ‘Bennifer’.

Adam, Gina and Bryan perform live in Los Angeles at Jam in the Van’s outdoor venue speakeasy. They welcome Woody from ‘The Woody Show’ to play a questions-themed round of The Rotten Tomatoes Game. The gang also chats about morning radio schedules, amusement park seats, and first class lounges. Later, Woody pulls ping pong balls for a spirited round of Adam Carolla is Unprepared.

Today’s show opens with a little bit of music talk. Dawson then mentions getting his new single played on the radio, and Gina shows off a picture of some creative homeless people. The guys also take a listener call about buying a car with a stick shift, which leads Adam to talk about Ford’s game-changing new electric trucks. Another listener calls in to discuss everyone’s favorite hard rock albums. Before the break, the guys talk with Jonathan Taplin about his time working for Bob Dylan, producing the classic concert documentary ‘The Last Waltz’, his thoughts on George Harrison, and making a film with Nick Nolte. Adam welcomes Yannis Pappas in studio at the top of Part 2. The guys start the conversation chatting about wedding gifts, playing the ‘marriage stock market’, and Yannis’ experience getting shot. They also discuss Yannis’ brother who has special needs, The Man Show’s ‘Wheel of Destiny’, and getting struck by lightning. Later, Gina reads news stories about the Friends reunion, Demi Lovato changing her pronouns, and a DJ quitting his show after being told he couldn’t joke about Demi. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about an episode of Law and Order that helped thwart a kidnapping, and a video of three kids accidently sparking a massive explosion.

At the top of the show, Adam talks to Bryan and Gina about some of his earliest appearances as Mr. Birchum on Kevin & Bean. Thanks to Superfan Giovanni, the guys are able to listen back on a couple segments, as well as another bit Adam and Jimmy collaborated on, ‘Dingo Boy’. The guys also take some listener calls about Rich Man, Poor Man, Netflix doc recommendations, chip bag technology, and making a gay love connection. Later, Adam Ray enters the studio to discuss how the different states he’s been touring are handling stand-up comedy differently. Before the break, they talk about love making music, and take more calls about life in prison, Adam’s ability to make a metaphor out of anything, and the Ohio vaccine lottery. Adam Ray is still in studio at the top of Part 2. Before jumping into the news, the guys break down a live version of Neil Diamond’s ‘Brother Love’s Traveling Salvation Show’. Gina then reads news stories about the death of Charles Grodin, the ‘Charlie Bit My Finger’ video becoming an NFT, Jimmy Fallon renewing his Tonight Show contract, and strands of Kurt Cobain’s selling at auction. In the last part of the show, Adam watches a clip of a brawl that broke out during a press conference for the upcoming ‘Youtubers vs. TikTokers’ Live X Live boxing event.

Adam opens today’s show with a follow up on the story regarding police presence at the NYC Pride Parade. Adam then introduces a metaphor comparing how to move ahead in your life vs. racing a car. The guys also take some listener calls about Big Pharma and diet and exercise, and Adam shares his thoughts on Sweden’s policies for hormonal treatment for transgender children, lockdowns, and immigration. Before the break, Producer Chris joins the studio with some trending topics. Bethenny Frankel is on the line at the top of Part 2, and she compliments Adam on being so far ahead of the game with podcasting. Adam then asks her about her time on the Real Housewives, as well as the jobs she had prior to being cast on the show . They also talk about our overly sensitive society, and how the self-esteem movement has backfired. Later, Gina reads news stories about Bill Gates, a new bill that forces death row inmates to choose their manner of death, Marco Rubio saying we should be taking a UFO threat seriously, and Elon Musk getting called out at UFC 262. As the show wraps up, Adam talks about his Uncle Frank.

Bare knuckle fighter Uly Diaz joins the show from Miami to chat about his history of fighting, his close relationship with Pitbull, and the rules of bare knuckle fighting. Next, Gina reports on today’s news including: Actor Ricky Schroder confronting a Costco employee over their mask mandate, Bill Maher getting COVID, States incentivizing vaccinations, a possible UFO sighting from the USS Omaha warship, Chicago releasing 1,000 feral cats to combat the rat problem, and oxygen-starved mice being saved by enabling them to breathe through their rectum.

At the top of the show, Adam plays a bizarre clip from The View, and the gang analyzes clips from Bill Maher, as well as Michelle Obama’s conversation with Gayle King, and the CDC Director’s latest round of ‘doom and gloom’ messages. Gina then gives an update on a scam she got involved in. Before the break, the guys play a round of Blah Blah Blog, watch a clip of Rosie O’Donnell’s old daytime talk show, and make fun of TV warm up guys. At the top of Part 2, Adam welcomes Naveen Jain to the podcast. He asks him about the terrible COVID situation in India, and also to share his own inspirational story coming from a very poor family and becoming a successful entrepreneur. They go on to talk about what we can learn about people’s personal health from their guts, and the future of medical predictions. As the conversation wraps up, Naveen explains how COVID is impacting different immune systems differently. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories including Putin’s hockey skills, a string of burglaries committed with a mask on, Conor McGregor becoming the world’s highest-earning athlete, and Hans Zimmer composing driving sounds for BMW electric cars.

At the top of the show, Adam asks Bryan and Gina about how the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame works, and the guys share their love of Pat Benatar, who is mysteriously missing from the list once again. Bald Bryan then gives another health update, and the guys go on to take listener calls about ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway’, car mistakes in movies, the science behind facial recognition, and thoughts on Dogecoin. Before the break, Mike August calls in to defend the scathing words he used describing Mike Lynch’s house, and also to discuss the upcoming shows in Alaska. Adam welcomes Donny Deutsch back to the podcast at the top of Part 2. Adam explains why studying commercials is so important, and Donny talks about the stresses of working in the advertising business. The guys go on to discuss the process of building an ad campaign around a product, how social media has changed the game, and why companies link their values with their brands. Later they joke about how ‘Superman’ has been portrayed over the years, and how Adam perceives his own brand. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about a youth football video that’s gone viral, the end of the Ellen DeGeneres Show, and more on the Bill Gates divorce. As the show wraps up, the guys break down the 2021 Rock N Roll Hall of Fame inductees.

Adam welcomes Adam Ray in studio at the top of the podcast. The guys talk about LAX suddenly becoming busier than it’s ever been, and also listen to another mashup from Dawson. Gina then gives an update on the screaming preacher who was arrested for flouting COVID rules, and the guys discuss the problems with constant lockdowns. After that, the guys break down Mike Dawson’s recent standup performance, and Gina shares some good news about her recent weight loss. Later, Mike Lynch calls in to chat about Adam’s new book, and how our listeners can be a part of it. Before the break, the guys take some listener calls. Joe and Daniella Pantoliano are on the air next, and they chat with Adam about their new podcast, ‘No Kidding? Me Too!’ They go on to discuss mental health, how we’ve all become lost in technology, and avoiding the anxiety of sifting through too much information. Gina and Bryan also ask Joe questions about some of his iconic characters, and Joe talks about the cycle of fear that seems to never change. Later, Gina reads news stories about the Pfizer vaccination getting approved for kids 12-15, the winner of the Kentucky Derby, John Mulaney’s divorce, and J. Lo and Ben Affleck reuniting. As the show wraps up, the guys comment on NBC not airing next year’s Golden Globes because of lack of diversity, and Gina reads stories on the Homecoming Queen fraudsters, and Mattel recovering old Barbies for future products.

Adam opens today’s pod with some sad, personal news. He then reads a crazy text he got from John Popper, and the guys go on to discuss our nation’s relationship with guns. From there, Adam breaks down an experience he had losing his keys, as well as having a magnum sized bottle of wine explode in his car. Before the break, Adam tells the guys about a restaurant shooting that Dr. Drew witnessed firsthand, and Dawson reads an article about a drug called ivermectin. Navy SEAL and Author Jack Carr is on the show next, and Adam asks him about his time commanding a platoon in the Philippines, as well as commanding a Special Operations Task Unit in southern Iraq. Jack also answers questions about sniper weapon systems, how ‘American Sniper’ got it right or wrong, and the war in Afghanistan. Later he discusses balancing the military with his family, and having one of his books adapted into a TV series. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the burning of the Minneapolis Police Department Third Precinct last year, love letters from JFK going up for auction, a small border dispute between France and Belgium, a Peleton recall, and the US birth rate falling.

Adam opens today’s pod complaining to Bryan and Gina about the state of contemporary music. The guys go on to dissect some Justin Bieber and DJ Khaled tracks, and explains why Sonny will never be a star high school athlete. They also try to solve a urinal mystery, and talk with listeners about ‘pulling balls’ at Adam’s upcoming performance, the life of being a ‘strongman’, and the future of California. Before the break, the guys chat about companies trying to get employees back into the office. Gary Louris of The Jayhawks is in studio next, and Adam talks to him about his new solo album. The guys go on to chat about the origins of the band, and Gary plays a new track live. Adam also asks him the future of live performing as the country opens back up, and the guys listen to Gary’s collaboration with the Dixie Chicks. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Derek Chauvin’s team requesting a new trial, Facebook continuing it’s ban of Donald Trump, and the new policy of no more Snow Days in New York.

At the top of the pod, Adam rants about the overplayed Wham! song ‘Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go’. They also review the apology from the Jeopardy contestant accused of being a white supremacist, and go on to discuss the similarity between working out and working out your comedy routine. Gina then reads news stories about a possible Pfizer vaccine for kids, Michael Jackson’s estate, updates on Kevin Spacey, Caitlyn Jenner’s first political ad, and Willow Smith’s polyamory announcement. Adam chats one-on-one with Bill O’Reilly in Part 2 of today’s podcast. The guys begin by discussing what is now the 10th book in his ‘Killing’ series, about how the mob has been such a destructive force in America. Adam then asks Bill about the process for coming up with each book’s subject, and the guys dive into stories about rigged boxing events, how the mob first got underway, and how organized crime runs in the present day. Later, the guys talk about what Biden is getting wrong, the truth about Jimmy Hoffa, and the birth of Las Vegas. Adam also asks for more details about the life of Sonny Liston, and the guys discuss the mob’s influence on the music and movie industries. As the show wraps up, the guys analyze how our permissive society is allowing the mob to thrive to this day.

At the top of the pod, Adam talks about the new era of getting time off at work. He then recalls his brilliant idea for making sure his truck would never be stolen, and they go on to talk about the relationship between obesity and COVID-19. The gang also takes some listener calls about Q-Anon, life in Colorado, and a theory on the earliest days of woke culture. Before the break, the guys take one more call about the new look for clothing models. Adam welcomes comedian Ian Bagg back to the show at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about Ian’s love of hockey, and the pain of not attending any games since Covid. Ian also talks about performing standup on a golf course in Las Vegas, and the guys discuss the subtle differences between the US and Canada. Later they talk about celebs that are good at hockey, misleading city names, and the joys of Tajin. Gina then reads news stories about Bill and Melinda Gates getting divorced, the latest with the armed robbers who took Lady Gaga’s dog, and deaths following a smuggling boat crash. As the show wraps up, the guys listen to the Oprah interview with Elliot Page, and discuss ridiculous reasons baseball players have missed major league games, Charles Manson’s booking sheet going up for auction, and the Snow White ride at Disneyland getting cancelled.

Adam talks about going to Natalia’s volleyball tournament over the weekend, as well as hosting her friends in Malibu. Then, Gina recaps her birthday trip to Joshua Tree. After that, Brad Williams calls in to give his thoughts on Dawson’s stand up performance last weekend. Before the break, the gang plays a horse-themed round of The Rotten Tomatoes Game in honor of the Kentucky Derby. Dan Dunn joins the show to revisit some of the best spirits the gang has enjoyed thus far in. the Tournament of Tippling. Then Gina reports on today’s news stories including: A stampede in Israel that killed 45 people, Josh Duggar getting indicted on child pornography charges, an Armie Hammer family docuseries in the works, Elon Musk appearing on this week’s Saturday Night Live, and a Jeopardy contestant being accused of flashing a white supremacy hand signal.

Adam opens today’s show talking to Bryan and Gina about how we used to measure cultural change, compared to what’s happening now. Adam then shares an observation from his latest Love Boat watching, and also wonders why deaf translators don’t match the person they are translating for. Later the guys discuss the upcoming Kentucky Derby. Before the break, Vinnie Tortorich chats with the guys about Howie Mandel, fake football player names, and how an NSNG diet can transform your life. Adam welcomes Brad Williams in studio at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about his upcoming weekend of shows in which Mike Dawson is opening for him, and go on to discuss decorative laces, Otis Knight, and a particular scene from Animal House. Gina then reads news stories about Bryce Harper getting hit in the face with a fastball, the raiding of Rudy Giuliani’s house, Tim Scott’s rebuttal to Biden’s recent address, and Randy Quaid possibly running for Governor of California. As the show wraps up, the guys talk more about The Centner Academy in Miami, the most expensive pair of shoes ever sold, and Connor McGregor buying a bar just so he could ban someone from it.

At the top of the show, the guys listen to the track ‘Crazy On You’, and go through some of the Oscar jokes that Adam had pitched the first time Jimmy Kimmel hosted. The guys also talk about how competition and innovation are so important to the marketplace, and they go on to talk about cancer-sniffing dogs. Later they take fan phone calls about having to put your pet down, passing a flight test, and the new era of tipping. Before the break, Adam talks about an awkward moment at Ozzie’s funeral. Adam welcomes comedian Mark Normand to the show, and the guys talk about the decline in quality comedy and TV, and the idea of owning your own content online. Mark also talks about the weirdness of growing up in New Orleans, and how offended everyone in our society has become. Gina then begins the news talking about recalling Gavin Newsom. They also talk about updates on the Michael Jackson estate, a private school against people getting the vaccine, and genetically modified mosquitoes being released in the Florida Keys. As the show wraps up, the guys discuss a rental car shortage in Hawaii, this year’s Razzies, and a new documentary about Janet Jackson’s infamous ‘Wardrobe Malfunction’

Adam opens today’s podcast by sharing his thoughts on how words change their meaning depending on the context. The guys then dive into the weekend’s Oscar ceremony, and break down the ‘host-less’ format, the terrible ratings, and bummer tone throughout. Adam also reads some of the Oscar Jokes he had pitched back when Jimmy Kimmel was the host, and the guys go on to break down some of the more memorable moments from the broadcast. After some Rich Man Poor Man, the guys take listener calls about Candace Owens, high school football, modified race cars, and the song ‘Fortunate Son’ being overused in every war movie. Options trader and CNBC analyst Jon Najarian is on the show next, so naturally Adam starts his interview by asking him about going to high school with Prince. The guys then go on to chat about his time being a linebacker for the Chicago Bears, and transitioning to work at the stock exchange. Later they discuss the observations Jon made in the days leading up to 9/11, and how Bitcoin and crypto currency has democratized people getting rich. They also talk about the issue of tax evasion and offshore accounts, as well as the latest trend of NFT’s. As the show wraps up, Jon explains in more detail why you should acquire digital assets.

Adam talks about attending the funeral of his late friend Ozzie. This leads him to also talk about the passing of racing legend Bill Whittington. Then, Adam discusses the importance of resetting your body with cold pool plunges or hot saunas. After that, Adam points out something that nobody is talking about within the Ma’Khia Bryant video. Comedian Ron Funches joins the show next and Adam asks him about his appearance in The Last Blockbuster documentary. Ron talks about losing weight, doing stand up shows again, and taking his son to see Mortal Kombat for his 18th birthday. Before the break, Ron expresses his interest in doing VO for a video game so Adam tests out his skills. The gang plays a round of The Rotten Tomatoes Game themed around Oscar winners for Best Makeup. Gina reports on today’s news including: Caitlyn Jenner wanting to run for Governor of California, New York decriminalizing sex work, DMX’s funeral procession, and scientists creating white paint so white it could help fight climate change.

At the top of the podcast, Adam talks about soup vs. stew, as well as a problematic Philly Cheesesteak order. Producer Chris is also in studio along with Bryan and Gina, and the guys discuss some Trending Topics, including more reactions to the Derek Chauvin verdict, the police shooting of Ma’Khia Bryant, LeBron James’ tweets, people boycotting Home Depot for not pushing back on Georgia’s voting laws, and Ben Shapiro’s video response. Up next, Phillip Stutts joins the pod to discuss how a certain political strategy can help you market and grow your own business. They also go through the recent cycle of Presidents and how they were elected, and Adam asks Phillip if he could get Dr. Drew to win an election. Before the break, Adam asks Phillip for his thoughts on recalling Gavin Newsom, and whether CA will end up electing another Democrat. Dan and Lynze Cummins are on the podcast next, and Adam asks them about their podcast, ‘Scared to Death’. They go on to talk about their favorite modern scary movies, why they had to stop going to the movie theaters, and their strange family dynamic. Later the guys talk about their own parents, and the pain of driving your kids around to play sports. Gina then starts the news by showing a viral video of a guy who saved his wife from a Bobcat. They also talk about Snoop Dogg claiming he smoked weed with Obama, rules for white people at George Floyd Square, and Steven Seagal selling his bulletproof home. As the show wraps up, the guys chat about the upcoming Jam in the Van live podcast.

Dr. Drew sits down with Adam and the gang right at the top of the show. He talks about being asked to be part of a Homeless Commission, and then having his nomination pulled after mounting controversy. The guys then dissect an L.A. Times article about the issue, and go on to discuss the pervasive misconceptions that are leading to our current mental health crisis. Later, Gina Grad brings up the incoming Derek Chauvin verdict, including Maxine Waters comments about taking to the streets if they don’t like the result. Before the break, the guys play a round of Totally Topical TiVo Trivia. Chuck Liddell is in studio at the top of Part 2. The guys break down the recent Jake Paul Pay Per View event, and also discuss some of Chuck’s most memorable matchups. They go on to talk about his semi-retirement, as well as UFC fights the guys are looking forward to watching. Later, Adam asks Chuck how he first became friends with Adam Ray, how fighters manage their fear, and what his predictions are for Jones vs. Ngannou. In the last part of the show, Chuck talks about the thrill of bareknuckle fighting, Gina Grad reads an update on Demi Lovato’s froyo concerns, and Mark Geragos calls in to comment on the Derek Chauvin verdict. As the show wraps up, Gina reads a couple more stories about Ted Nugent testing positive for COVID, and herpes being a possible side effect of the Pfizer vaccine.

At the top of the show, Adam welcomes Mike August to the podcast to discuss getting a custom wrap job applied to his car. He also tells the story of chasing down a drunk driver who smashed into his car, selling his old car to Russian counterfeiters, and why he doesn’t think he needs Waze. Before heading out, August talks about how he became Burbank’s Citizen of the Month, and the guys discuss Kimmel’s prank mind. Later, Adam tells the gang about his latest Love Boat screening, and the guys call August back onto the show to break down the Jake Paul fight, as well as another freeway fight he once got into. Before the break, the guys take a fan phone call about new California PSAs, and Adam rants about regulation hypocrisy and the homelessness crisis. Adam welcomes George Gallo back the podcast next, and the guys talk about their mutual friend, Nate Adams, as well as the filming of George’s new movie, ‘Vanquish’. The guys also go through this year’s Best Picture nominees, and talk about the legendary Cineramadome closing down. Later they discuss the slew of movies coming out later this summer, why the 70s were so great for entertainment, and the making of ‘Midnight Run’. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about deaths during the capitol riots, classes being cancelled in anticipation of the Derek Chauvin verdict, Sharon Osbourne’s conversation with Bill Maher, a Tesla Autopilot crash, Demi Lavato’s frozen yogurt complaints, and more on Tiger Wood’s car crash.

Candace Owens sits down with Adam for a one-on-one conversation about becoming a powerful, yet controversial voice among social issues. The two also share their thoughts on what’s happened to the media in the United States. Later, Adam sits down with Tucker Carlson for a second one-on-one conversation in today’s pod. Topics include: people leaving California because of over-regulation, being fueled by your detractors, the hard work of writing a daily news show, and finding the proper work/life balance.

Adam opens today’s live podcast from Zanies Comedy Club in Nashville recapping his flight from Los Angeles on Mark Geragos’ private jet. Then, Adam talks about running into comedian Bryan Callen and taking Sonny out of school to travel with him. Bryan, Gina, and Jason Whitlock join the show next and Jason gives his take on the black bachelor and explains why he got banned from twitter. After that, the gang plays a round of Blah Blah Blog. Gina reports on today’s news stories including: Paulina Porizkova’s naked Vogue cover, Hayley Hasselhoff’s curvy Playboy cover, Nickelodeon pulling two episodes of SpongeBob, and dogs gaining weight during the pandemic. Before they wrap, comedian Nate Bargatze joins Adam 1-on-1 and chats about televised car chases in Los Angeles, building tunnels, pets passing away, and cops operating in small towns.

At the top of the show, Adam tells Bryan and Gina about Dr. Drew’s black eye and ensuing paranoia. The guys then watch an interview with Adam’s grandma from ‘The Adam Carolla Project’, and look at some crazy cigarette ads from the past. From there, the guys take fan phone calls about Gina’s favorite spots in Joshua Tree, living next door to a sex offender, and songs that couldn’t be made today. Deaf Frat Guy then calls in to talk about COVID has affected him, followed by a round of JV or All Balls. At the top of Part 2, Adam shows off a giant flask that was gifted to him. The guys also listen to a clip from a recent ‘Unprepared’ performance. Dawson then gives an update on his standup career, which leads to Adam reminiscing about the Loveline rating system. Later, Gina reads a news story about a police officer mistaking a gun for a taser, and they go on discuss what Adam learned from Mark Geragos about the Derek Chauvin trial. As the show wraps up, the guys discuss the return of ‘The Talk’, the latest with Harvey Weinstein, a new tell-all that addresses the infamous ‘wardrobe malfunction’, and a video featuring a giant lizard invading a convenience store.

At the top of the show, Dawson tells Adam, Bryan and Gina about a house exploding in his neighborhood. Adam then talks about a mysterious visitor at 9:45pm last night, and relates part of the George Floyd trial that may be good news for Dawson. The guys also take some listener calls about post-quarantine life in Georgia, and pizza ordering problems. Later, they take a look at Jorge Masvidal’s flying knee take down. Gina then reads news stories about Georgia losing a major film production because of their new voting laws, Nick Canon expecting another set of twins, and Grimes’ strange back tattoo. Before the break, Gina reads a couple more stories about New York possibly having higher taxes than California, and Vin Diesel’s security guards bothering his neighbors. Jake Paul calls into the podcast at the top of Part 2. Adam asks Jake about how boxing saved him from self-destruction, and what he thinks he can expect for his fight this Saturday night. Later they talk about his training regiment, thoughts on legendary boxers like Tyson and Holyfield, and what else to look forward to during this weekend’s Pay Per View fight night. In the last part of the show, Adam talks 1-on-1 with political commentator Andrew Klavan about growing up in a liberal environment, the new Left censoring free thinkers, and managing information during our continued political divide.

Adam welcomes Gina and Bryan back to the studio for the first time in over a year. He recaps his weekend which consisted of a ruined pizza order, a trip to the beach with Sonny and Phil, and stopping by Jay Leno’s garage. Adam brings up a few songs he’s been thinking about, like ‘Beach Baby’ and ‘Little Honda.’ Dawson then reads a New York Times article on the CDC’s findings regarding the lack of surface transmissions of COVID. Bryan talks about traveling to Phoenix and an odd way to order drinks on his flight. Before the break, the gang plays a round of The Rotten Tomatoes Game themed around movies with song titles. Actor Richard Schiff joins the show to talk about a Kickstarter campaign for a new podcast audiodrama, which can be found at SistersOfGray.com. Adam asks Richard about his acting career and his steady body of work. Gina asks about Richards wife, Sheila Kelley, and her pole dancing workout programs. Richard also discusses his health after contracting COVID back in November and needing to be hospitalized. Then, Adam and Richard discuss film and TV productions moving out of California and into New Mexico and Canada. Before they wrap, Gina reports on today’s news including, the deaths of DMX and Prince Phillip, Dan Crenshaw undergoing eye surgery, an update on the Burbank restaurant Tinhorn Flats, a large personal library of valuable historical items going up for auction, and the woman with the world’s longest fingernails finally getting them cut.

At the top of the show, Adam asks Chris for the latest updates on planning his wedding. He then rants about all the outdoor mask wearing in LA, and listens back on a recent conversation with Dr. Drew about compliance. They also talk about victim mentality, renaming school mascots, and our country’s continued divide. Later they take listener calls about The Simpsons and rapper Tone Loc, and Adam rants his way through The Furious 4 March Madness Madness. Before the break, the gang plays another round of ‘Dead or Alive’. Adam welcomes Claressa Sheilds to the podcast at the top of Part 2. Adam asks her about training with Holly Holm and Jon ‘Bones’ Jones as she moves from Olympic Boxing to MMA fighting. They talk about why it’s important to always fight the best opponents, which countries have the strongest female boxers, and adjustments Claressa’s made as she prepares for her MMA debut this summer. Gina then reads news stories about Hunter Biden’s book tour, Vladimir Putin voted the sexiest man in Russia, Uber’s discrimination payout, a bill that would force Utah fathers to pay half of a woman’s pregnancy costs, and an Italian Mafia fugitive recently caught because of their YouTube cooking show. As the show wraps up, the guys circle back and watch a video of MMA fighter Fedor Emelianenko knocking a guy out in midair.

Jeff Cesario is still in studio for Part 2 of today’s show. The group talks about how people feel about big cats vs. small cats, and Chet Waterhouse brings this week’s Sports Report. Gina then reads a news story about more Crank Yankers coming soon, which leads to a rant about the network development process. Other stories involve Jason Statham, Lori Loughlin, and William Shatner. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about Tyra Banks’ new modeling theme park, Katy Perry’s baby announcement, and why older celebs get divorced.

At the top of the show, Adam tells Bryan and Gina about the corporate event he did last night with Jay Leno. He talks more about Jay’s unusual car collection, and the guys look back on some classic TV shows. After that, the guys take listener calls to share their classic prank stories, and Gina shares some real headlines that everyone thought were April Fools jokes. Before the break, The Irate 8 begins for March Madness Madness. Adam welcomes Big Jay Oakerson & Ralph Sutton to the show next. The guys talk about working with the band Korn, comedy venues being shut down during COVID, and working around ridiculous restrictions. Later, the guys discuss strip club announcements and they go on to chat more about the realities of being a strip club DJ. Gina then reads news stories about Tiger Woods, border smuggling children, and attempts to block renaming a school after Obama. As the show wraps up, the group comments on a catastrophic gender reveal party in Cancun.

Today’s podcast opens with Adam talking to Bryan and Gina about being hungover after a dinner and many drinks with Fast and Furious’ Chris Morgan. He then discusses a recent conversation he had with Jay Leno, and the guys talk about the relationship between shoes and success. They also read some more from Adam’s advice column for ‘Cosmo’. Before the break, the guys mop up the Bittersweet 16 of March Madness Madness, and Adam rants about Los Angeles not stopping people from illegally dumping their trash. At the top of Part 2, the guys talk about the new era of online dating and how things have changed over the years. In particular, they break down the how Sugar Babies get linked up with Sugar Daddies/Mamas on ‘Seeking Arrangement’, and Adam then welcomes Rachel Uchitel to the podcast to discuss the dating site further. They also discuss why she shared her story in the recent Tiger Woods documentary, and they go on to chat about how to optimize your online dating profile. Later, Rachel opens up about the tragedy of losing her fiancé on 9/11. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Matt Gaetz and Tucker Carlson, and face-paint getting banned at certain MLB games.

At the top of the show, Adam tells Bryan and Gina about the philosophical conversation he had with Dr. Drew about having a motor. He then complains about restaurants not getting his drink order correct, and goes on to take a listener call about a politically charged homework assignment. Later, Adam shares stories from his recent visit to Willow Springs Racetrack, and before the break, the guys go through a bunch of songs that could never get made today. Part 2 opens with Phil Robertson of Duck Dynasty on the line. Adam asks him about his rugged upbringing, as well as his experiences in college and learning how to sound like different types of birds. They also discuss the importance of hard work, why he shifted his life toward God, and thoughts on Coronavirus and the vaccine. Later, Adam asks Phil about choosing hunting over professional football, and Phil teaches Adam about training your dog to help duck hunt. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about charges against Ghislaine Maxwell, more accusations against Andrew Cuomo, Sharon Osbourne leaving The View, more on the Lil Nas X Satan Shoes, and a Flaming Hot Cheeto sold on E-bay for $10,000.

Adam opens today’s show talking with Bryan and Gina about the best way to order your latte, and goes on to talk about how ‘Love Boat’ handled a mixed race relationship. The guys also move on to the next round of the Bittersweet 16 for today’s March Madness Madness. Brittany Furlan then returns to the podcast, and the guys chat about her new Amazon show, ‘Paradise City’. Later they discuss Brittany’s attempts at doing the cold plunge, working on your mental health, and Tommy Lee’s new obsession with bonsai trees. Before the break, the guys talk about gaining weight from eating so much good food, Brittany’s manic nightly routine, and her podcast, ‘Worst Firsts’. Adam welcomes Russell Peters back to the podcast at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about recently bumping into each other at a live comedy show, and Russell describes all the different COVID policies he’s endured as he travels across the US and Canada. Later they talk about being the lead judge on Roast Battle Canada, some of the best comedy series to come out of Canada, and Russell’s past experiences doing Roasts. After some boxing talk, Gina reads news stories about the Suez Canal crisis, Woody Allen, Vanessa Bryant, and the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame fan vote nominees. As the show wraps up, everyone reacts to news stories about a Notorious BIG hubcap going up for auction, and Lil Nas X’s controversial ‘Satan Shoes’.

Adam talks about his busy schedule last Thursday that included an appearance on Tucker Carlson, the Jam In The Van live comedy set, and heading out to Willow Springs for a race all in the same night. Then, Adam provides a new yardstick to measure success. Adam also gives his take on the South American kids being detained at the border. After that, the gang talks to a guy who’s unable to move into his Riverside home due to a squatter refusing to leave. Adam also introduces the Bittersweet 16 in March Madness Madness. Actor, writer, and director Pete Facinelli joins the show and Adam asks him about his Italian immigrant parents. Then, Peter talks about losing 30 lbs during the quarantine. After that, Gina asks Peter about his time working on Nurse Jackie alongside Edie Falco. Before they wrap, Gina reports on today’s news stories including: The status of the massive cargo ship stuck in the Suez Canal, Sharon Osbourne officially leaving The Talk, Alex Trebek giving money to LA Valley Rescue Mission, and Utah Governor Spencer Cox signing a measure requiring porn filters on cellphones and tablets.

At the top of the show, Adam tells Bryan and Gina about prepping one of his Paul Newman cars for an upcoming race. The guys then read some excerpts from Adam’s old relationship advice column for Cosmopolitan, and then wrap up the first round of March Madness Madness. Before the break, Adam goes through some of the greatest inventions he’s ever come up with, and Dawson chimes in with a few ideas as well. Adam welcomes Ryan Lochte and Jennifer Cohen to the podcast at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about their new online workout program, and Ryan’s attempts to make the team for the Tokyo Olympics this summer. Jennifer also talks about her accomplishments in the health and wellness business, and the decision to combine forces to create Loch’d In Training. Other topics of conversation include their diet and workout regiments, thoughts on visualization and adrenaline, and why you need to push yourself to get stronger. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about an Atlanta shooting that was prevented, USC paying out over $1 billion for sex abuse lawsuits, an attempted rape stopped by an NFL’r in Arizona, Jay Leno’s apology, Sharon Osbourne lawyering up against CBS, and the start of ‘vasectomy season’.

Adam welcomes Gina Grad back to the podcast after dealing with the death of her father. She catches up with the guys on what she’s been going through, and then Adam launches into the next session of March Madness Madness. Up next, Greg Fitzsimmons joins the podcast to share his condolences with Gina, and to talk about his own relationship with his father. They also talk about how kids today are so easily distracted and not interested in developing hobbies or skills. Before the break, they go on to discuss the things Greg likes to look at on TikTok. Greg Fitzsimmons is still hanging with the gang at the top of Part 2. The guys take a couple fan phone calls, and then discuss ball-busting fans, as well as Dawson’s love life. Later, Gina reads news stories about a possible death penalty for the Boston Marathon bomber, an NHL ref controversy, and Twitter’s first Tweet selling for the equivalent of $3 million. As the show wraps up, the guys react to the Tyson-Holyfield fight coming later in May.

At the top of the show, Mike August sits down with Adam and Bryan to talk about his recent losses gambling on FCS Football, as well as his relationship with Paula Abdul. The guys also laugh about the time Mark Geragos got loaded on stage, and they give an update on funeral funds for both Gina Grad’s father, and Adam’s friend Ozzie. Up next, Chris Laxamana comes in with some Trending Topics, including Cinnamon Toast Crunch, the Cornfield Countdown, and Justice League: The Snyder Cut. Before the break, Adam recalls his experiences filming ‘The Hammer’, and the guys discuss the Atlanta Spa Shootings and the Stop Asian Hate movement. Part 2 of today’s pod opens with some music talk between Adam, Bryan and Dawson. Adam then rants his way through another round of March Madness Madness. Later, Mike Dawson reads news stories about the Boulder Colorado shooting, a potential murder during Miami’s Spring Break, a controversial photo caption that was published, Lemmy Kilmister’s ashes placed into bullet casings, and the Eddie Van Halen tribute at the Grammy’s. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about Dr. Oz guest-hosting Jeopardy, Evanston Illinois paying reparations for discrimination, and a rare Corvette auctioned off for $2.6 million

Adam opens today’s show talking about the entire staff getting tested for COVID, and everyone getting negative test results. He and Bald Bryan also discuss Joe Biden’s stair slip, and they take listener calls about dumb freeway signs, and tips for SCCA racing. Along the way, Chris Laxamana talks about his speeding ticket, and Adam and Bryan chat about the glorious Rueben sandwich. Before the break, enjoy the next installment of March Madness Madness. Adam is pleased to welcome comedian Tom Papa back to the podcast. The guys chat about Tom Papa’s upbringing and journey into standup, and then discuss Tom’s relationship with Jerry Seinfeld, as well as what Jerry taught him about comedy and work ethic. Later they talk about Tom’s obsession with making his own bread, and Adam rants about what’s happened to pumpernickel. Dawson then reads news stories about partygoers fighting against Spring Break curfews, Krispy Kreme offering free donuts to people who got the vaccine, a Trump wax sculpture that had to get removed, a new album from Crowded House, Elton John’s virtual Oscar party, more COVID vaccines on the way, and a prosecutor who was caught delivering for DoorDash during work hours.

Adam breaks the unfortunate news of his friend and former co-worker Oswaldo Castillo passing away over the weekend. Adam shares some memories of their history including filming The Hammer. After the break, the first round of March Madness Madness begins, pitting up the things that makes Adam the maddest in a bracket-style tournament. Adam and Bryan play a Madness-themed round of “The Rotten Tomatoes Game.” Then, Dawson delivers today’s news stories including: The difference between the men’s and women’s NCAA weight rooms, day 2 results of the March Madness tournament, LA mayor Eric Garcetti saying a lot of CA COVID deaths could have been prevented, U.S. and Chinese officials wrapping up days of contentious talks in Alaska, new details about the 93rd Oscars, and Los Angeles looking to move into the orange tier.

At the top of the show, Adam shows Bald Bryan a picture that Brad Williams sent in of a homeless person setting up a tent in the middle of the street. The guys then take calls about Tupperware, housing discrimination PSAs, cooking Polish food, ‘zero tolerance’, and someone purchasing an NFT fart. Dawson then returns to fill in for the news while Gina is out. Stories include John Kerry’s mask-less photo, Rand Paul’s spar with Dr. Fauci, the crowd capacity during March Madness, people changing their names to Salmon to get free seafood, and Paul Stanley’s new soul album.Comedian Nate Bargatze sits down with Adam to talk about his new Netflix special, incorporating his real life into his standup, and what his upbringing was like. Adam then asks Nate how he ended up making a career out of standup, and the guys go on to discuss ‘imposter syndrome’, the way other comics interact with one another, and having attainable goals for the future. Later they chat about the problems of making comedy by committee, taping Nate’s new special outdoors during COVID, and touring the country in a bus. As the show wraps up, Adam asks Nate about putting the next hour of material together.

Adam opens the pod with sad news that Gina Grad’s father passed away. While Gina is out for a couple days, Bald Bryan and Adam keep the show going with some new submissions for Rich Man, Poor Man. Adam also comments on some Tweets he liked about diversity in hiking, Tin Horn Flats getting shut down, great boxing matches from the 1980s, and thoughts on M*A*S*H. Before the break, Adam takes calls for a hilarious round of Who The F Sells This S. Adam welcomes Wayne Federman to the podcast next, and the guys do a deep dive into the world of standup. They begin by discussing the difficulty in comparing great standups due to subjectivity, and also talk about taking and teaching comedy classes. The guys then discuss the life of Mark Twain, and other notable figures in the early days of comedy that lead to modern day standup. Since Gina is out, Dawson enters the studio to read news stories about recalling Gavin Newsom, a guy who got kicked off a plane after peeing in his seat, Deshaun Watson’s allegations of sexual misconduct, a woman who claims to have had children with a rollercoaster, and the passing of Marvelous Marvin Hagler.

Adam, Bryan and Gina open today’s show with a discussion about your kids being embarrassed by you. Dawson then plays a clip from an audiobook he’s been working on, and the guys give an update on getting their vaccines. Adam also talks about his cheerleading experience, and the guys listen to another Rancher Rick clip from a recent Unprepared performance. Later, the guys go through the scores of this year’s Oscar Nominated Docs, and Adam rants about his own documentary not having a Critic’s Score on Rotten Tomatoes. Chris Laxamana then joins the show with Trending Topics ranging from one-person pop up tents, to Bill Burr at the Grammy’s, to canceling the Pope. Before the break, the guys talk about St. Patrick’s Day and Chris’ incredible U2 Rooftop Concert experience. Adam welcomes Jeremy Piven back to the show, and the guys talk about bumping into each other recently while performing standup at an outdoor venue. They also discuss Jeremy’s new movie, ‘Last Call’, and they go on to chat about being thrown into the deep end of performing standup. Later they talk about independent filmmaking, the humbling experience of auditioning, and trying to get people to see you as something other than a character you played. Gina also asks Jeremy about one of his earlier movies, ‘P.C.U.’, and the conversation wraps up with more talk about ‘Last Call’, as well as incredible actors Jeremy has co-starred with. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about ‘The Talk’ going on hiatus, Andrew Cuomo’s hand size, and an unemployed Oxford graduate suing his parents for financial support.

Adam begins today’s show providing some clarity on a recent conversation he had with Dr. Drew about sign language interpreters and their crazy hair. They also talk about drunk conversations holding the truth vs. when you’re unexpectedly woken up, and comment on movie theaters finally opening up again, as well as this year’s Oscar Nominations. Terry Dunn Meurer is on the show next, and Adam talks with her about the origins of the successful series ‘Unsolved Mysteries’. They go on to discuss how the series has led to providing additional information on cold cases, and also talk about a strange case that involved reincarnation. A.J. Benza joins the show at the Top of Part 2, and tells the gang some stories that are ‘Allegedly’ true. Stories include J. Lo + A. Rod, strip club celebrity sightings, Grammy Award reactions, Mia Farrow vs. Woody Allen, and Newsom vs. Villaraigosa. Adam also rants about Tin Horn Flats getting their electricity shut off. Later, Gina shows another Charlie Hebdo comic going viral about Meghan Markle, and the guys talk about the latest rounds of cancel culture. As the show wraps up, the guys discuss this year’s Razzie nominations.

At the top of the show, Adam rants about sprinklers running during the rain. Bald Bryan also complains about a local power outage, and Adam talks about showing Sonny the Albert Brook’s film, ‘Lost in America’. The guys also compare the harmonica playing of Bob Dylan vs. John Popper. Paul Wagner is on the show next, and Adam asks him about the second season of the successful podcast, ‘American Nightmare’. They also discuss how DNA and genealogy technologies have revolutionized solving crimes, and why females are more obsessed with true crime stories than men are. Before hanging up, the guys react to how painful it must be to have a case go unsolved for so long. Adam welcomes Ira Rosen to the podcast at the top of Part 2, and the guys chat about his time working at ‘60 Minutes’, which is one of Adam’s favorite shows. Ira also shares some behind the scenes stories, and talks about meeting Marlon Brando, as well as his relationships with various ‘60 Minutes’ hosts throughout the years. Later, Adam asks Ira to talk about the process of bringing a news story to life, and the guys go on to discuss the show’s exposé on truffles. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Chris D’Elia, Alec and Hilaria Baldwin, and a plastic surgeon who virtually attended a trial while in the middle of an operation.

Adam begins today’s podcasting talking with Bryan and Gina about an app that helps you locate your friends, and an argument he got into with his daughter about directions. He then tells the gang about having an indoor breakfast while on the road in Oklahoma City, and goes on to rant about hash browns and sign language interpreters. Later they discuss the banning of certain Dr. Seuss books, and sharing a flight with Dennis Quaid. Before the break, the guys take listener calls about ‘Only Fans’ and ‘Occupy Wall Street’, followed by sharing some road trip stories. Adam welcomes Eric Berger to the podcast at the top of Part 2, and begins by asking him about who else is involved in the current space race. The guys go on to talk about the ambitions of Elon Musk, as well as the successes of SpaceX. Later they discuss our country’s new ‘Space Force’, the fear of A.I., and what’s next for Tesla. Gina then reads news stories about Joy Behar, the reopening of Texas, and problems with vaccine rollouts. As the show wraps up, the guys react to more accusations against Andrew Cuomo, and an all-time-low ratings for the Golden Globes.

Adam opens today’s live podcast from Bricktown Comedy Club doing some stand up about the hipster and homeless populations in Oklahoma City. Then, Adam brings out Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and talks to him about why he went into politics, Gavin Newsom running businesses out of California, and how Oklahoma has handled the Coronavirus lockdowns. Adam tells a funny story about texting with John Popper before bringing out Gina, Bryan, and Kyle Dunnigan. President Joe Biden also joins the show and talks about the status of COVID vaccines and NY Governor Andrew Cuomo’s sexual harassment allegations. After that, the gang plays a round of “The Rotten Tomatoes Game.” Gina reports on today’s news stories including: A mom whose kids got expelled from Catholic school because of her OnlyFans account, the woman who got kicked out of a basketball game for heckling LeBron being offered a porn contract, and the newly invented self-cleaning underwear. As the show wrap, Adam pulls some balls for a round of “Adam Carolla Is Unprepared.”

Adam, Gina, and Bryan open today’s podcast discussing a poorly covered news story about Lady Gaga’s dogwalker being shot. Bald Bryan also talks about his daughter Tessa, which leads to a conversation about traditional gender roles. From there, Chris Laxamana returns with some more Trending Topics to discuss, including updates on the Muppets content warnings, and Fry’s Electronics closing all its stores. Before the break, the guys talk about everyone buying things online without seeing the items in person. Tiller Russell returns to the podcast at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about his new film ‘Silk Road’, which is based on the true story of Ross Ulbricht and the creation of the internet’s first unregulated marketplace. They also discuss the history of Bitcoin, as well as adapting one of his past documentaries into a feature film. Later, Gina reads a breaking story about another gymnastics coach charged with a multitude of crimes, as well as stories about the Saudi Crown Prince greenlighting a murder, the end of Borat, and Post Malone covering a Hootie and the Blowfish song. As the show wraps up, the guys discuss Mr. Potato Head going gender neutral.

As the show opens, Adam talks about the evolving situation at Tin Horn Flats, which previously defied the restaurant closure orders. The guys then talk about reporting on Tiger Wood’s car accident, and Adam gives an update on teaching Sonny how to ride a unicycle. Later they listen to a clip from Reasonable Doubt about a mind-blowing city council meeting, and Gina shows the gang a ridiculous playground sign she came across. Before the break, Chris Laxamana joins the show with Trending Topics for everyone to comment on. Adam welcomes Eddie Huang back to the podcast at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about how Eddie has gotten so many successful projects off the ground, including his new movie, ‘Boogie’. They also discuss yakitori style cooking, Eddie’s favorite dishes, and the trouble he ran into when he was younger. Later, Gina reads news stories about Bruce Springsteen and Barack Obama’s new podcast, another gender revealed turned deadly, and sexual harassment claims against Andrew Cuomo. As the show wraps up, Gina tells a story about a very awkward chiropractic massage, and she reads a disturbing news story about Gerard Depardieu.

Adam opens today’s podcast talking about a Kanye West song that he finally likes, and driving with his daughter Natalia in the evenings. He also brings up that Sonny wants to learn how to ride the unicycle, and he shows some videos of himself riding around the house. Next, Adam welcomes Kevin Faulconer back to the podcast who is here to discuss recalling Gavin Newsom, running for Governor later on this year, and attempts to get our state’s public schools reopened. They go on to discuss the lack of leadership in California, and some of the other problems that continue to plague the state. Before the break, Adam talks more about unicycling and balance, and the guys take listener calls about reopening schools, the cancelling of youth sports, and the self-policing that needs to stop. Film critic Christian Toto joins the gang at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about the Best Picture nominees for the upcoming Golden Globes, and go on discuss how award shows have evolved over the years. They also discuss the timeline for reopening movie theaters, the obvious problems with cancel culture, and predictions for this year’s Oscars. Later, Gina reads news stories about Tiger Woods’ car accident, the arrest of El Chapo’s wife, Harry Shearer no longer voice Dr. Hibbert on The Simpsons, and disclaimers put before episodes of The Muppet Show on Disney+. As the show wraps up, the group talks a bit more about plans for reopening movie theaters in New York.

Today’s show opens with a conversation about the show celebrating its 12 Year Anniversary. Adam then rants about the side of the freeway near the studio, and talks about his latest observations while watching ‘Starsky and Hutch’. From there, the guys take some listener calls, and talk about more ridiculous appearances by Andy Warhol. Before the break, the guys take a few more calls to discuss favorite memories from ACS over the years. Adam is excited to welcome Scott Glenn to the podcast. The guys talk about his new film, ‘Greenland’, as well as his experiences in legendary films like ‘Apocalypse Now’, and what Scott has learned from racing motorcycles. Scott also asks Adam about stand-up comedy and why people laugh when they do, and they go on to discuss Scott’s love of spear fishing and ice climbing, as well as his thoughts on poetry and pottery. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about James Franco, non-consensual condom removal, South Park’s 2nd Pandemic Special, a popular snowblower being recalled, and two Floridians posing as Federal Marshals to avoid wearing masks.

Adam responds to United Teachers Los Angeles after one of their tweets about him went viral. Then he recaps his time painting with Natalia. Adam and Dawson each talk about running into a “Karen” recently. They also go over a crow story that went viral over the weekend. Before the break, Adam talks to an inebriated caller.

Adam begins today’s podcast complaining to Bryan and Gina about people who don’t use the flip tops for keeping bottles closed and fresh. The guys then talk about Ted Nugent’s list of Great Men, the evolution of vans, and the crazy history of the Daytona Coupe. Adam also shares some thoughts on vaccines, and the guys go on to take listener calls about firefighters’ work schedules, cooking chicken paprikash, and pulling balls for Adam’s upcoming Unprepared performance. Before the break, Adam talks with a cancer survivor, and the guys listen back on a classic Love Line clip with a phone sex worker. As Part 2 opens, the guys see a tweet from Jay Mohr suggesting he ran out of gas on the freeway. Bald Bryan then tells the gang about his recent trip to Big Bear, and the guys watch a video of Jay Mohr running out of gas in Phoenix. Next up, Gina reads a news story about the ‘Perseverance’ successfully landing on Mars, and Adam takes a call from Jay Mohr, who talks him through the issue of running out of gas twice in two weeks. In the last part of the show, the gang comments on ‘Mattress Mack’, the process for handing out the vaccine, and how the press has been treating President Biden.

At the top of the show, the guys talk more about the ridiculousness of the Bionic Woman opening credits. Adam then plays a clip of geese attacking kids, and he goes on a rant about another botched donut order at the warehouse. The guys also dissect an article by writer Megan Fox about how cancel culture has infiltrated The Bachelor, and then Megan is brought on to comment on why you should never apologize to the ‘woke police’. Before the break, Adam asks Megan about living in New York with a more conservative leaning mindset. Adam welcomes Bassem Youssef back to the podcast at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about how Adam’s kids have gotten lazier since the quarantine first began, and Bassem discusses how a city like Dubai has handled the pandemic so differently than in the US. Adam also asks Bassem about his plant-based diet, and they go on discuss lactose intolerance, Bassem’s new children’s book, and touring the country during the pandemic. Later they chat about police playing Beatles music to avoid having their videos uploaded to YouTube, and Gina goes on to read news stories about the death of Rush Limbaugh, Bam Margera getting booted from Jackass 4, and Kendall Jenner starting her own tequila line. As the show wraps up, the guys discuss new apartments being made out of repurposed shipping containers, the power crisis in Texas, and a caller who reported a fake murder so authorities would shovel the streets.

Adam welcomes Doug Ellin to the podcast. The guys talk about the legacy of the HBO series ‘Entourage’, and his new podcast about the show, co-hosted with Kevin Dillon. They also joke about unibrows, and chat more about keeping busy during the pandemic, the latest with Artie Lange, and Doug’s rise to success. Later Adam compares the opening credits of the Six Million Dollar Man with the Bionic Woman, and Doug teases the new projects he’s been working on. Gina then reads news stories about Governor Cuomo’s latest mistake, the NBA’s warning to LeBron James for flopping, and the Mavericks’ dropping the National Anthem from games. As the show wraps up, Adam rants about people going quiet whenever race is brought up, and Gina reads one last story about Casey Kasem.

Adam Waheed is on the show. Adam asks him about his Egyptian heritage, playing football in college, and becoming a social influencer. The guys also talk about making content daily, how he monetizes his business, and thoughts on performing standup comedy. Later, Gina reads news stories about an upcoming sequel to Face/Off, the deaths of Larry Flynt and Larry King, and Ashley Judd’s harrowing experience. As the show wraps up, the guys discuss the latest with Rachel Dolezal, the realities of Only Fans, and a follow up on the terrible Oatly Super Bowl commercial.

Adam and Gina are joined by Adam Ray and open the show discussing Adam’s methodology of rooting for fighters in UFC fights. They also discuss the vast difference in physiques between female UFC fighters and the ring girls that accompany their fights. Adam also recounts his experience taking Sonny out to breakfast and dining outdoors alongside diners wearing double masks until their food arrives. They also review Jill Biden’s placement of hearts painted with positive messages on the White House lawn in honor of Valentine’s Day. The gang open part two with a spirited Valentine’s Day edition of The Rotten Tomatoes Game which prompts Adam to recall a Nissan commercial featuring Barbie & Ken. Gina then takes over for the news and covers stories from Chris Harrison stepping away from ‘The Bachelor’ to James Brown collaborator Danny Ray’s passing and gives some passionate thoughts on a tweet she received critiquing some of her language.

Jamie Kennedy is on the show at the top of Part 2. Adam asks him about performing comedy in the COVID quarantine era, and Jamie talks about growing up around Philadelphia, and his path to Hollywood. They also chat about Jamie’s old hidden camera show, performing Shakespeare in ‘Romeo + Juliet’, and the difference between Baz Luhrmann and Bas Rutten. Later, Gina reads news stories about the death of Larry Flynt, more on Bruce Springsteen’s DWI arrest, Chiefs coach Britt Reid’s car accident, and a 90-year-old hero who spent $10k in ads to complain about slow internet speed. As the show wraps up, Adam and Jamie talk about living in North Hollywood, and racist Hustler cartoons.

David Koechner joins the podcast, and the guys talk about Birthday Cocktail Parties, and their mutual friend Dana Gould. The group then takes listener suggestions to play a round of Made Up Movie, despite some technical difficulties. Later, Gina reads news stories about ‘Gorilla Glue Girl’, the lawyer who couldn’t get rid of a cat filter, and Bruce Springsteen’s recent DWI. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about the realities of self-driving cars, and people who were rescued after being stranded on an island.

Adam opens today’s podcast talking about Natalia having a Zoom party with her classmates while their dog Phil was causing his usual chaos in the house. He then rants about schools still being closed in California, and teases that work is beginning on his 6th book. Rob Schneider then calls in to talk with Adam about Texas vs. California during lockdowns, thoughts on the My Pillow guy, and performing with John Cleese. Later they chat about his new movie, working Adam Sandler, and awkward stories about renting pornos. Before hanging up, Adam pitches a movie idea for Rob to star in. Nick Thune joins the show at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about his new film, working with David Koechner, and geeking out over Blues Traveler. They also chat about performing comedy in a COVID quarantine world, wanting to get back on the road, and local headliner shows happening in LA. Later, Gina reads news stories about the cause of the Kobe Bryant helicopter crash, more claims against Marilyn Manson, and reactions to the new Britney Spears documentary. The show concludes with a conversation about whether or not it’s a good thing to be rich and famous in 2021.

Violet Benson is in studio with Adam. Adam asks her about spending time in Russia and Israel before moving to LA at age 14. They also talk about where Violet’s work ethic comes from, how she dealt with bullying in the workplace, and what she’s learned about the game of Chess. Gina then reads news stories about annoying Super Bowl commercials, the latest with Armie Hammer, Hilaria Baldwin, Suzanne Somers, a baby gender reveal catastrophe, and JetBlue’s new luxury redesigns. As the show wraps up, Violent comments on why she doesn’t date, people’s obsession over social media, and the horrifying experience of getting scabies.

Brett Favre and Eric Bolling join the podcast, and the guys talk about Brett’s recent appearance on Tucker Carlson talking about cheese. Adam also asks the guys for their thoughts on the Super Bowl, as well as some of the more memorable games in Brett’s NFL career. Later, Adam talks about what frustrates him when he watches football, and Brett talks about his relationship with different coaches throughout his life, including his own father. Before the break, the guys chat with a caller about wussy country music, and possible tool tunes.

Adam talks with Bryan and Gina about who he’s rooting for in the Super Bowl, as opposed to who he is betting on. Adam then welcomes Ernie Hudson to the podcast and the guys chat about his role in the new movie, ‘Redemption Day’. They also discuss Ernie’s time as a Golden Gloves boxer, as well as his appearances in ‘Fantasy Island’, and the ‘Ghostbusters’ franchise. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Marilyn Manson, representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, and LeBron James.

Adam welcomes Ricky Williams to the podcast for a 1-on-1 conversation. The guys talk about how hard it is to speak your mind these days, and Adam chats with him about winning the Heisman and what his time was like in the NFL. They go on to chat about the culture shock of life in New Orleans vs. Southern California, being coached by Mike Ditka, and what regrets he has. Other topics of conversation include identity politics, his abuse as a young boy, and Draft Day experiences. As the conversation wraps up, the guys talk about Ricky’s views on cannabis, and his relationship with Earl Campbell.

Adam recaps the stand up set he did in Hollywood over the weekend. Then he talks about witnessing a fender bender and the people involved not pulling off to the side of the road. After that, they talk to some callers wanting to know if Adam’s cars make any money and an egregious “Do Not Attempt” in a popular Allstate commercial. Before the break, the gang talks to Alan from the “Who The F Sells This S” segment from last week.

At the top of the show, Adam shares a prediction from No Safe Spaces that is now coming true. He goes on to talk about Dr. Drew’s YouTube suspension, and raises the alarm for anyone who is cheering along all this censorship. Jeff Ross then calls in to talk about ‘The Snubbys’, and trying to do comedy in the quarantine era. Adam also asks Jeff about his friendship with John Mayer, and the guys talk about the lost art of thank you cards, as well as the future of Comedy Central Roasts. From there Vinnie Tortorich joins the pod to talk about people resisting the NSNG lifestyle, and also chimes in on internet censorship. Before the break, Gina talks about her amazing new air fried onion rings. Cousin Sal is on the line at the top of Part 2 of today’s podcast. The guys chat about Sal’s cavalcade of crazy friends, and he goes on to the tell the classic ‘Yokozuna’ story. Later, Adam asks Sal for thoughts on this year’s Super Bowl, as well as any ‘prop bets’ that jump out at him. Before hanging up, Sal shares one of his favorite stories from his new book. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about mandatory Coronavirus testing in China, TMZ’s report of two gay men beaten to death in Indonesia, PETA getting into the social media censorship game, and a bill to establish a yearly Bigfoot hunting season.

Today’s podcast starts with a conversation about beautiful people who claim to not know they are beautiful. The guys then breakdown how commercials have changed, and Adam complains about $31 billion in CA unemployment fraud claims being discovered. They also talk about the fact that Mike August never drinks coffee, as well as his crazy driving habits. Later, Gina reads news stories about the My Pillow guy getting banned from Twitter, Tyler Perry’s new COVID-19 Vaccine special, Pamela Anderson quitting social media, Elliot Page getting divorced, Lori Loughlin’s husband spending more time in jail, the Weinstein Company liquidation plan, and updates on the Flaming Lips’ unique bubble concerts.

Maz Jobrani joins the show, and Adam talks with him about his experience visiting the Middle East and taping a standup special there. The guys also talk about the new world of doing comedy over Zoom instead of the hassles of travel. Later, Gina reads news stories about people needing to wear two masks, how Chick-Fil-A helped change vaccine distribution wait times, Disney+ blocking certain movies from kids, the Jungle Cruise ride getting a makeover, and a young woman from Israel who was just crowned the most beautiful woman in the world.

Adam opens today’s podcast talking with Bryan and Gina about attempts to recall Gavin Newsom, and the Stay at Home orders finally being lifted in California. Mark Geragos then calls in with an update on the lawsuits he’s filed against the state, and explains why we made the latest COVID surge even worse in Los Angeles. Adam also rants about schools still being closed, and the guys comment on the vaccine rollout being botched. Dave Dameshek then joins the show to discuss this past weekend’s NFL games as well as predictions for the upcoming Super Bowl, and thoughts on a wide range of stupid commercials. Adam welcomes Bryan Fogel to the podcast at the start of Part 2 of today’s podcast. The guys talk about his new documentary, ‘The Dissident’, and the relationship between the US and Saudi Arabia. Later they talk about people being more critical of Saudi Arabia over social media, government hashtags, and the obvious problems with treating women poorly. Before hanging up, Bryan talks about another devastating story from out of Saudi Arabia, and the guys discuss standing up for a human rights, and the problems with ‘good vibes’ commercials. As the show wraps up, Gina reads news stories about lifting the ban on transgender people serving in the military, weird revelations about Armie Hammer, and familiar sponsors not airing new Super Bowl commercials this year.

Dan Dunn joins the show to give some tips on selecting and drinking wine. After that, Gina reports on today’s news stories including: The death of Larry King, COVID sniffing dogs at Miami Heat games, the NFL allowing 22,000 fans into the stadium for the Superbowl, Sarah Thomas becoming the first female to officiate a Superbowl, and President Biden getting rid Trump’s diet coke button in the oval office.

Adam Devine joins the podcast at the top of Part 2 of today’s show. Carolla congratulates him on all the success, and his work on a new musical project called ‘Iceboy!’. Carolla also talks about his search for a new SUV, and Devine talks about being hit by a cement truck when he was 11 years old, as well as his very supportive family. They also chat about how Workaholics first came to be, and react to a news story about Donald Trump not pardoning ‘The Tiger King’. As the show wraps up, the guys joke about body piercings, and react to a couple more news stories about Tiger Woods, John Mulaney, and Danny Masterson.

The guys talk about Jerry’s previous long running television series, as well as his latest endeavor, ‘Judge Jerry’. They go on to discuss Jerry’s rise to success, his time serving at Mayor of Cincinnati, and what Jerry has learned from being a father and grandfather. Before hanging up, Jerry discusses one of the more frightening moments of his career, and how he reacts to criticism. As the show wraps up, Gina reads news stories about Joe Biden’s inauguration, Trump’s last minute pardons, an unusual carjacking, Gwyneth Paltrow’s vagina-scented candle, and an upcoming Willy Wonka prequel.

Adam welcomes George Gallo to the podcast. The guys talk about the writing process of his new movie, ‘The Comeback Trail’, and how he got the legendary lineup of Robert DeNiro, Tommy Lee Jones, and Morgan Freeman on board. They also discuss ‘Midnight Run’, the legacy of actor Charles Grodin, and how DeNiro has changed (or not) over the decades. Later they chat about how hard it is to make good art when you have a committee to satisfy, and the show wraps up with Gina Grad’s News!

Adam opens today’s live podcast from Off The Hook Comedy Club recapping his trip to Florida from Los Angeles. Bryan, Gina, and Kyle Dunnigan as Donald Trump join the show next. Trump asks Adam to send out some tweets for him which leads Adam to discuss some things he’s been noticing about himself as he gets older. After that, the gang plays a round of “Blah Blah Blog.” Gina reports on today’s news stories including: A swingers party getting broken up by the LAPD, a guy getting arrested for threatening someone after they rejected him on Facebook, a new flavor of Mountain Dew, scientists studying how safe it is to eat pythons, and a rise in sexbot sales. Before they wrap, Adam takes suggestions for a round of “Adam Carolla Is Unprepared.”

Adam opens the show talking about his friend being 10 years sober. He then rants about both bathrooms at the studio being destroyed, and explains the proper door etiquette to properly warn someone before they walk in. They also take fan phone calls about passing time on a cross country road trip, and go on to talk about snow mobile accidents. Jason Whitlock then joins the show to discuss the playoffs and Super Bowl predictions, and then the guys reminisce about their own football playing days. Later they chat about hard work, what you can learn from losing, and today’s political divide. Frank Stallone is on the line at the top of Part 2. The gang congratulates Frank on his great new documentary, and they talk about how the project first came together, as well as his relationship with his brother, Sly. Later they talk about the ‘war on successful people’, and Kyle Dunnigan joins as ‘Sylvester Stallone’ to offer some perspective on his brothers’ life. Frank then offers some advice on how to perfect the Stallone accent. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about armed protests being planned on Inauguration Day, Bill Belichick turning down the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the return of Brendan Fraser, inmates escaping a CA jail, and Oregon’s new approach to helping the homeless.

At the top of the show, Adam shares some old school graffiti he saw just before the podcast started. The guys then discuss how Bald Bryan first got involved with the Carolla show, and they go on to chat about what makes for a good broadcaster. Later, Steve Austin joins the program to discuss the Broken Skull Challenge, as well as his latest TV series, ‘Straight Up Steve Austin’. They also talk about Steve’s relationship with The Rock, how he deals with pain management, and what life is like in northern Nevada.

Adam talks about picking up Natalia and her friends in his Z-car. Then he recaps a quick stand up set he did before Nancy Grad provides us with one of her PSA’s. After that, Adam takes calls speedbags and big tech speech censorship. Actor and comedian Ravi Patel joins the show next and talks about his Chicago Bears losing to the New Orleans Saints. Adam and Ravi discuss mindfulness, purpose, and the meaning of happiness. Before the break, the gang weighs in on having natural talent and the environmental factors needed to cultivate that talent into success.

Gina gives an update on Dr. Dre’s brain aneurism, as well as people trying to break into his house when they heard he was in the hospital. Other stories include Kim and Kanye getting divorced, Adam’s dog Phil getting into a box of See’s Candy, Meghan McCain’s recent appearance on ‘The View’, and the Grammys getting postponed to March. Before Bryan and Gina head out, the guys talk about an upcoming Rubick’s Cube movie. In the last segment of the podcast, Adam interviews legendary automotive designer Henrik Fisker about customizing Adam’s DB9, the future of cars, The Fisker Ocean vs. the Tesla Y, and designing the next supercar.

At the top of today’s podcast, Adam brings Greg Fitzsimmons on to chime in on a round of Tales From The Cheap. Adam then complains to Bryan and Gina about the horrors of powdered milk, and the guys go on to discuss the ‘Buy Nothing’ community. Mike Lynch also calls in to share his own Tales From The Cheap stories, and the guys wrap this half of the show talking with callers about their own insanely cheap stories.

Adam welcomes Corey DeAngelis for a 1-on-1 interview about the idea of school choice. Adam chats with him about why this is a good thing for disadvantaged families, and they go on to discuss public school actually being ‘government schools’, the pushback against charter schools, and why more money does not equal more education. They also discuss thoughts on schools being shut down for most of 2020, what will happen once Biden takes over, and the pros and cons of homeschooling. Later, Adam and Corey chat about how progressive policies have paved the way for more conservative thought, also analyze how COVID-19 has really shaken things up. Before hanging up, the guys talk about the impact a strong family unit has, busting the myth that school choice defunds public schools, and the latest with LeBron James’ ‘I Promise’ school.

Johnny Brennan joins the show and Adam talks to him about the history of The Jerky Boys and a what it was like to “go viral” before the time of the internet. Then they talk about Crank Yankers and how prank phone calls aren’t nearly as big of a deal to young people anymore. After that, Adam and Johnny chat about turning prank phone calls into a living and the Jerky Boys getting famous after being played on The Howard Stern Show in the 90s. Lastly, Johnny talks about the importance of a life lesson he learned from listening to Adam.

Documentarian RJ Cutler joins the show to talk about his Showtime documentary Belushi. Adam opens the interview asking RJ about some of the technical issues that arise when making documentaries. This leads RJ to discuss how older footage of Belushi was remastered. After that, RJ gives his opinion on the 3 most iconic moments of John Belushi’s life. Gina then reports on today’s news stories including: Bill Cosby’s plea to overturn his sex assault conviction, a Russian MMA fight between a female and a 500 lbs man, Laverne Cox getting attacked in Griffith Park, actress Ellen Paige coming out as transgender and now going by Elliot, and a fatal stabbing over Thanksgiving leftovers.

AJ Benza talks about Mike Tyson sniffing toad venom before his fight the other night, Jake Paul knocking Nate Robinson out, Johnny Depp’s tarnished public image, and retired Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh dying in a house fire. Then Gina reports on today’s news stories including: Pete Davidson cast in a remake of This American Life, a high speed boat drug bust, a Brooklyn rapper wielding a flamethrower on top of a bus, and McDonalds new meat-free burger called the McPlant.

Adam opens today’s live podcast from the West Palm Beach Improv talking about some new COVID prevention methods enacted on Los Angeles beaches and his flight over to Florida. Bryan, Teresa Strasser, and Jeff Dunham join the show next and Jeff tells the story of meeting his ex-wife at the comedy club they’re playing at. Then, Adam asks Jeff about making all of his own puppets and his extensive car collection. After that, the gang plays a round of “Sling it Forward,” and Teresa reports on today’s news including: Prominent politicians getting COVID, a man taking his 8 year-old son on a crime spree, a guy arrested for humping trees, and another guy arrested for causing a commotion after the fast food place ran out of lettuce. Before they wrap, Adam takes suggestions for a round of “Adam Carolla Is Unprepared.”

Stephen Dorff is on the line. The guys talk about how Stephen first got involved in his new movie, ‘Embattled’. They talk further about the sport of MMA, growing up in Los Angeles, and his dad’s incredible ballad-writing career. Later Stephen talks about losing his little brother who was also a successful songwriter, and Bald Bryan asks him about some of his fantastic performances over the years. Adam also tells Stephen about their shared connection of the film ‘Judgement Night’. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about People’s new Sexiest Man Alive, no parades during this year’s ‘Carnival’, John Waters signing on as a presenter at the Porn Hub awards, Quentin Tarantino’s new book coming out, and a crowning of the new Strongest Man.

Art Bell is on the line at the top of Part 2 of today’s podcast. The guys discuss the origins of The Comedy Channel, later Comedy Central. They also talk about some of the early hit shows, and then jump forward to how Art ultimately left the network. Adam then shows off a Comedy Central Cookie Jar, and the guys discuss the current state of the network. Later, Art talks about his time working at HBO, as well as the success of the Comedy Central Roasts. In the last part of the podcast, Gina reads news stories about Dolly Parton’s donation to the COVID-19 vaccine, Conan O’Brien taking his show to HBO Max, a bareknuckle boxing knockout going viral, people in France throwing their kids over the gates to attend school, and a Belgian Racing Pigeon sold for $1.9 million.

At the top of the podcast, Adam talks to Bryan and Gina about the importance of going outside of your comfort zone. He also talks about how long 5 minutes is when you’re on the air, and proudly explains that Sonny has moved away from bagels and onto eggs. Adam then tells the guys about his latest Love Boat revelations, and everyone responds to some listener calls. Later, Adam Ferrara joins the podcast to talk about his new standup special, his time doing Top Gear, and his thoughts on seat heaters in cars. The guys also talk about their preference for hot dogs, the days of drinking from a hose, and Adam Ferrara’s relationship with his parents. Before the break, the two Adams lament the fact that kids these days don’t want to get their driver’s licenses.

At the top of the show, Adam recaps an unfulfilling meal served by a waitress who didn’t know much about the menu items. Then Adam comments over a scene from the movie Face/Off and talks about recording new Crank Yankers calls for next season. Adam then plays a clip of Bill Maher being critical of democrats buying into far left ideology. Dave Dameshek joins the show next and talks about his Pittsburgh Steelers remaining undefeated, getting food poisoning in New Orleans with Adam many years ago, and the need to always have a “Fuck Off” chambered.

Jim Gray is on the show next, and Adam begins his 1-on-1 conversation by asking Jim about Tom Brady, as well as other incredible athletes Jim spoke with for his new book. They go to discuss Brady’s dedication to being at the top of his game, which leads to a conversation about Floyd Mayweather and the pursuit of perfection. Later Adam asks Jim about some of the best boxing matches he ever covered, and they go on to talk about how Mike Tyson has returned to form. As the conversation wraps up, the guys circle back to the greatness of Tom Brady.

Dr. Drew is on the line to talk with Adam about continued Coronavirus lockdowns around the world. They also talk about shifting the way we think about battling the virus, possible release dates for a vaccine, and how politicians continue to divide us into groups. As the conversation wraps up, Adam and Dr. Drew discuss whether or not there’s a path to becoming a more unified nation in the future.

At the top of today’s show, the guys address some controversy about the recent Totally Topical TiVo Trivia. The guys then watch a few more ‘Slippery Slope Guy’ clips, followed by a conversation about Dr. Drew’s punctuality, and the overgrown weed situation behind Adam’s studio. Brad Williams then appears in studio to talk with the gang about keeping busy during the pandemic. Later they talk about the experience of raising kids, and the difficult balance of trying to be a fun dad.

Adam opens the podcast talking with Gina and Bryan about today’s guest, Joe Pantoliano, who has an amazing range of movies and TV performances over the years. Adam then rants about why he hates publicists, and recalls the time he met Jeff Bridges at the Playboy Mansion. Later, the guys bring back an old radio show game we haven’t played in a while: Totally Topical TiVo Trivia. Before the break, Adam talks about the new intern riding his bike into work every day, and the massive homeless encampments he passes along the way.

At the top of the show, Adam has a brief conversation with ‘Isaac Hayes’ and then tells Bryan and Gina about driving around LA without A/C in his car, and his new appreciation for Tool Tunes. They also talk about shopping cart collisions, the history of the Hummer, and everyone listens to a new Rich Banks song. The guys then chat with callers about face masks, UFOs, and miscommunicating with staff members. Before the break, Gina reads news stories about the Nexium sex cult, the Dodgers’ World Series victory, and Justin Turner’s COVID announcement.

At the top of the show, Adam addresses the fact that once again his interview with the President has been postponed. Adam then recalls some of the random old timey stories that he heard from his step-grandfather Lazlo. They then change gears and talk about the Breonna Taylor shooting, and Adam chats with Rav Arora about an article he wrote about white privilege. Adam then rants about people getting tricked by the media, and Rav goes on to discuss the African American Museum releasing a controversial graphic about how traits like a good work ethic are symbols of whiteness, and he also tells the gang about what lead up to rioting in Philadelphia. Before the break, the guys argue over society’s obsession with race.

"Adam opens today’s show talking with Bryan and Gina about his recurring communication problems. To illustrate, he tells stories about trying to order a margarita and trying to put a new condo together, which leads to a discussion of the War on Context. The guys then talk further about the Kay Jewelers commercial that Adam says means we’ve jumped the shark, and they discuss the harm done by the self-esteem movement. Later, Adam pitches his idea for ‘Carb Credits’, and before the break, the guys take listener calls for a round of Mr. Brightside. Patrick Rosenstiel is on the line at the top of Part 2 of today’s podcast. He gives his relevant background working in politics, and talks about revolutionizing the way we elect presidents by awarding electoral college votes based on the national popular vote. Adam then asks Patrick to address some points made in a popular Prager U video in support of the electoral college as it currently stands, and Gina goes on to read a news story about Gavin Newsom’s ridiculous Thanksgiving guidelines. In the last part of the show, the guys discuss problems with cancel culture as addressed on Sarah Silverman’s podcast. "

Mike Binder is on the line next, and Adam talks with him about his continuing docuseries on The Comedy Store. The guys talk about how the higher-ups in California don’t seem to think of live comedy as an essential service, and Adam rants about people letting others control their lives so much. Later they talk more about the history of the Comedy Store, the subjects he most enjoyed interviewing, and his experience filming Minority Report with Steven Spielberg and Tom Cruise. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the new Borat movie, the Washington Football Team, a potential Smokey and the Bandit TV show, Pope Francis, Banksy, and Guinness’ first alcohol-free beverage.

Adam opens today’s podcast talking about an interaction he had with a fan the previous night. Dawson then provides the group with a great new mashup, and Adam recalls his epic day running around Connecticut while filming the Paul Newman doc. Bald Bryan is then reminded of the tragic story of Hank Gathers, and Coach Paul Westhead joins the pod to talk about his incredible career, changing the way we play the game, and his experiences coaching legendary NBA players. Before the break, they ask Coach about his time with Hank Gathers.

At the top of the show, Adam plays some clips from The Man Show involving ‘1780s Guy’. Bald Bryan then brings in a new ‘Ramblin Man’ song, and the guys jump to the phones for a frustrating call about ant problems and pest control. More calls involve age differences in dating, what to do when you find out your wife is pregnant, and thoughts on anchovies. Up next, Adam plays a clip from one of his ‘Unprepared’ performances, and the guys go on to discuss Gavin Newsom, Disneyland, and over the top Thanksgiving restrictions. Before the break, the gang talks about submarines, and the Porcelain Punisher recalls a vacation marred by COVID rules.

"At the top of the show, Adam talks to Bryan and Gina about today’s guest, Lavar Ball, going to Canoga Park High School. Adam also celebrates the beginning of Cold Pool Plunge season, and later, the gang talks with Lavar about playing youth sports in the Valley back in the late 70s, and his thoughts on working hard early so you don’t have to struggle and work extra hard later. Other topics of conversation include the future of LeBron and the Lakers, Lavar’s thoughts on endorsement deals, and Lavar’s time as a personal trainer and mentor. Before the break, Lavar talks about his experience and views on fatherhood. Adam and the gang welcome Marianne Williamson the podcast next. Adam points out that Gina is a massive fan, and Adam asks Marianne for the story of her upbringing, as well as her hopes growing up, and experiences speaking at the Saban Theater. Gina then asks Marianne to talk about miracles, and Marianne goes on to talk about how much times have changed since they were growing up. They also talk about important characteristics for leaders, how technology has warped our society, and thoughts on the Presidential debates. Later, Gina reads news stories about the Anchorage Mayor who’s resigned in scandal, the search for the victims of the Tulsa Race Massacre, and a rapper arrested after rapping about defrauding the government. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about the end of ‘Tab’ and ‘Odwalla’, and The Flaming Lips playing shows to bubble-encased audiences."

At the top of the show, Adam wonders why people aren’t more interested in the evidence surrounding the existence of UFOs. Then, Adam revisits some of his favorite “1780’s Guy clips.” After that, Adam talks about watching the Go-Go’s documentary and takes a call from a woman excited for his upcoming shows in West Palm Beach, FL. Before the break, Gina chats about some COVID-19 Halloween decorations and Adam takes another call from someone with new entry into “Rich Man/Poor Man.”

At the top of the show, Adam has a Larry David-esque moment involving a Black Lives Matter protest interfering with a local outdoor dining establishment. Then, Gina brings in a picture of a mysterious structure on the sidewalk, which leads to a discussion on modern homelessness in Los Angeles. After that, Adam talks about a recent clip from Real Time with Bill Maher. Gina then reports on some notable moments from last week’s Saturday Night Live before Jeff Cesario gives us the latest in sports.

"Adam is excited to welcome WWII vet Frank Sisson to the podcast. Adam asks Frank about being one of the only living WWII vets, along with what equipment he used, and how the Hollywood version of Patton differed from the real thing. They also talk about Frank’s first-hand account of the Battle of the Bulge, as well as liberating the concentration camp Dachau, and what life was like immediately following the war. In the last part of the show, Jeff Cesario brings All Balls All Sports stories about the Dodgers’ playoff status, the Houston Texans firing coach Bill O’Brien, and updates on the Washington Football Team. "

At the top of the show, Adam welcomes Dr. Drew to the podcast to give an update on the President’s health, as well as the death of Eddie Van Halen. They go on to discuss black out drinking, and Adam chats with a person who sent a message in a bottle that Adam found on the beach. Adam also tells a Mike August story from the road, and Martin Kove joins the pod to discuss the continued success of the series ‘Cobra Kai’. Adam then asks Martin about his multiple TV appearances on shows he watched growing up, the legacy of ‘The Karate Kid’, and working with director John G. Avildsen. Later they discuss a new project with Tom Sizemore, the lack of Westerns today, and working the ‘autograph circuit’. Before the break, Adam talks with Martin about his role in Rambo 2, and star-studded tennis games with Billy Jack’s Tom Laughlin.

Adam opens today’s show ranting about the hypocrisy of how rules are being enforced, and not letting The Comedy Store be an outdoor venue. He also talks about the falsehood of people ‘speaking truth to power’, and the guys go on to listen to a clip from a recent ‘Unprepared’ performance. Gina then reads news stories about the season premiere of SNL being performed in front of a live audience, which leads to further complaints about airport hypocrisy. The guys also discuss the brilliance of Jim Carrey, on-campus rules being enforced in off-campus virtual classrooms, and Adam’s experience with BB guns. Before the break, Jeff Cesario joins for today’s All Balls All Sports, focused on Monday Night Football, and the need to raise field goal posts.

Adam opens today’s show ranting about the hypocrisy of how rules are being enforced, and not letting The Comedy Store be an outdoor venue. He also talks about the falsehood of people ‘speaking truth to power’, and the guys go on to listen to a clip from a recent ‘Unprepared’ performance. Gina then reads news stories about the season premiere of SNL being performed in front of a live audience, which leads to further complaints about airport hypocrisy. The guys also discuss the brilliance of Jim Carrey, on-campus rules being enforced in off-campus virtual classrooms, and Adam’s experience with BB guns. Before the break, Jeff Cesario joins for today’s All Balls All Sports, focused on Monday Night Football, and the need to raise field goal posts.

At the top of today’s show, Adam tells Bryan and Gina about the horrible contrast he experienced while talking with Mark Geragos about their various itineraries. He also rants about a police altercation he witnessed, as well as airplane mask hypocrisy. The group then chats about Trump’s political rally music, and also a satirical scandal involving Lindsey Graham. Later, the gang talks with Casper Van Dien about his military nickname as well as his father’s military experience, kids not knowing how to lose, and Casper’s new film, ‘The 2nd’. Before heading out, the guys talk about their differing experiences with Ellen DeGeneres.

Adam opens today’s live podcast from the Tempe Improv recapping his experience at a spa earlier in the day. He also lays down a new rule for trick-or-treating on Halloween. Bryan, Gina, and Kyle Dunnigan join the show next and play a round of ‘The Rotten Tomatoes Game’. After that, everyone comments on today’s news stories including: A Danish tv show in trouble for showing nudity in front of children, NASA teaming up with Estee Lauder for a commercial, and a 6-month-old waterskiing. As the show wraps, Adam takes suggestions for a round of ‘Adam Carolla is Unprepared’.

Adam is recording today’s podcast from a hotel room in Nashville, TN. He opens the show talking with Bryan and Gina about his bottomed-out first class travel experience, as well as making the most out of their hotel food credits. They also talk about noise pollution, working with Nissan in Nashville, and why Adam hates dishwashers. Before the break, the guys discuss commercial campaigns and various sleeping positions.

Adam opens today’s podcast talking to Bryan and Gina about racism vs. the race of people of law enforcement. The guys then take a listener call about action vs. reaction and go on to do some music talk regarding KROQ and the Sirius XM 80s Channel. Gina also reads news stories about new facts revealed regarding Osama Bin Laden, and a new Tom Cruise stunt being teased. Before the break, today’s session of ‘All Balls All Sports’ deals with Odell Beckham Jr., an offensive high school mascot, and updates on all the latest betting lines.

Adam talks about his trip to the beach during a record-breaking heat wave that hit Los Angeles over the weekend. Gina then leads the news with a story on a George Washington University professor getting caught pretending to be to African American. They also talk about a California wildfire caused by a gender reveal party and snack food companies rebranding as breakfast foods. Before the break, Jeff Cesario joins the show for the premiere of a new daily sports segment “All Balls All Sports.”

At the top of the show, Adam chats with Bryan and Gina about some gross TV commercials he saw the other night. The guys then take calls about electricians and veterans, and Adam plays a classic Andy Griffith clip. Gina starts the news with a story about Nancy Pelosi’s haircut hypocrisy. Before the break, the group talks about Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson testing positive for COVID, the new Dancing with the Stars cast, and David Blaine’s latest illusion.

At the top of the show, Adam responds to ‘trending’ on Twitter after people reacted to one of his COVID-19 tweets. He also reacts to some of the angry celebrity responses he’s received, and the group continues to talk with some callers about the social media blowup. Later they listen to a new mashup from Dawson, and Greg Fitzsimmons enters the studio to discuss how people react to comedy, whether or not the moon has any impact, and being ‘married to the sea’. Greg also talks about his experience working for Ellen DeGeneres, as well as what it’s been like pitching creative projects to people over Zoom. Before the break, the guys share stories about businesses that don’t take responsibilities for their actions.

"Dr. Drew is in studio at the top of today’s show. Adam talks about why his interview with President Trump was postponed, and Dr. Drew chimes in with the latest COVID-19 statistics and realities. Adam also comments on the way both Dr. Drew and Joe Biden cross their legs, and they go on to discuss a star-studded episode of The Love Boat. As Dr. Drew heads out, Adam, Bryan and Gina discuss fear mentality, and Adam recalls the time he and Drew were chased while attempting to perform in Wisconsin. Later, Adam takes fan phone calls about conspiracy theories, Kyle Rittenhouse, and thoughts on a news disclaimer. Gina beings today’s news with updates on Ron Jeremy’s sexual assault charges. They also talk about the trial beginning for the Charlie Hebdo terror attack, and revelations about a TV actress who was secretly working for the FBI. Other stories include Kylie Jenner topping the Forbes Earning List this year, a viral video of an airport fight, and a scary ‘Karen’ mask coming out for Halloween. As the show wraps up, the guys comment on the marriage of actress of Niecy Nash, and Adam and Dave Dameshek present today’s Good Sports!"

At the top of the pod, Adam rants more about having to get the Geragos team involved with his drainage issues. The guys go on to talk about how your net worth and your level of difficulty are not mutually exclusive, and Bald Bryan gives the results of his latest MRI. Adam also gives an update on the trumpet saga with his dad, and talks with callers about life in various states during this crazy time. Before the break, Jordan Harbinger calls in to talk about why funeral homes are such a rip off, and the guys chat with a couple more callers about college football, and the latest episode of Hard Knocks.

Adam opens today’s show ranting about dealing with the city and terrible neighbors. Bald Bryan then gives a health update, and the guys discuss Joe Biden’s choice for a VP running mate. Adam also plays a clip from a college professor who doesn’t want students going back to school in the fall, and reacts to his lap times from his latest race in Monterey. Up next, Jeff Cesario joins the pod to talk about writing during quarantine, his experience working with Michael Keaton on the film ‘Jack Frost’, and the strange casting of both ‘Fonzie’ and ‘The Big Ragu’.

"Adam opens today’s live podcast from San Antonio talking about using Mark Geragos’ private jet, people who move out of Los Angeles, and dudes who work in dangerous environments. Bald Bryan, Teressa Strasser, and Ben Shapiro then join the show and Adam talks to Ben about his new book How To Destroy America in Three Easy Steps. After that, the gang plays a round of ‘Blah Blah Blog’. Teresa Strasser fills in for the news and the gang discuss today’s stories on: The NBA restart within the Bubble, Bryan Cranston getting COIVD-19, a man caught masturbating in his car outside a Hungry Howies, and a New Zealand Domino’s calling off it’s free pizza for “nice Karens” promotion. As the show wraps, Adam takes suggestions for a round of ‘Adam Carolla is Unprepared’. "

Adam opens today’s live podcast from San Antonio talking about getting a haircut, having an unfortunate Tex-Mex experience, and being baffled by cicadas. Bryan, Gina, and Kyle Dunnigan join the show next and Adam has a fun conversation with Sylvester Stallone, President Donald Trump, and Dr Anthony Fauci. After that, the gang discusses today’s latest news stories on: Ellen DeGeneres addressing allegations of her show having a toxic work environment, Matthew McConaughey writing a book, and a cologne that smells like outer space. As the show wraps, Adam takes suggestions for a round of ‘Adam Carolla is Unprepared’.

Adam is once again performing live from the Addison Improv, just outside of Dallas, TX. He rants about the Kennedy Memorial, the prevalence of scooters, and trying to avoid the gym while he travels. He also recalls his recent dental surgery, and then welcomes Gina, Bald Bryan, and today’s guest, J-L Cauvin. J-L launches into his killer President Trump impersonation, and the guys discuss the Redskins logo change, Kanye West, and Trump’s views on wearing masks. Up next, the guys play a round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game. Gina then reads news stories about the death of Regis Philbin, Mel Gibson getting COVID-19, and Trump’s agreement to throw the first pitch at an upcoming Yankees game. Other news stories include a 56-year-old featured in Sports Illustrated, and the Satanic Temple offering scholarships for revealing your worst teacher experiences. As the show wraps up, Adam takes audience suggestions for a round of ‘Adam Carolla is Unprepared’.

Adam opens today’s live podcast talking about a shooting at a funeral in Chicago, how Coronavirus has affected first class air travel, and sales people not knowing enough information about what they’re trying to sell you. Bryan and Dawson then join the show and Adam comes up with a new metric on how to measure if someone’s lived a full life. After that, Jo Koy comes in and grills Adam about the time he got drunk and ordered too much food on a comp tab at Jo’s restaurant in Las Vegas. Mike Dawson fills in for Gina Grad on the news and the gang talks about: Drive through strip clubs in Texas, Mike Tyson fighting again, the Washington Redskins new name, and a man getting caught on security cameras stealing a 50lb dildo. As the show wraps, Adam takes suggestions for a round of ‘Adam Carolla is Unprepared’.

Adam recalls that on guest Romany Malco’s last appearance he was talking about making a movie, and now he is here years later to promote it. Adam talks about investing in and renovating a classic car with diamond stitching, and the guys then take listener calls. Then Romany Malco joins the show to talk about his new movie, ‘Tijuana Jackson: Purpose Over Prison’. They break down how he developed the character, as well as fundraising, producing, and distributing an independent film. Adam also asks Romany about whether he’s considered writing a book, and the guys talk about trying to understand each other instead of letting the media dictate how we should feel. Later they discuss life in Vancouver, being a step-father, and how his time in the military taught him the importance of structure.

Adam opens today’s podcast talking about what he learned about his mother being removed from her home and given to child protective services when she was a little girl, and the guys listen to a clip from Adam’s new audiobook, ‘I’m Your Emotional Support Animal’. Later, Adam Ray joins to chat about his Birthday Cocktail Party, as well as how the comedy biz has changed since the Coronavirus pandemic began. Carolla also talks about renaming his classic sketch show ‘The Woman Show’, and Adam Ray talks about performing comedy in full prosthetics.

Adam tells Bryan and Gina about the rules for Hair and Makeup when you do TV appearances. They go on to discuss Adam’s thoughts on sunblock and showering, the NFL is getting back to action, and another viral vid of someone going crazy over mask regulations. Adam is joined by Stephen Dubner and Angela Duckworth to talk about their new podcast, ‘No Stupid Questions’, the importance of grit, and how to develop it. Later they discuss the differences between self-esteem, humility, and self-efficacy.

Adam opens today’s podcast talking with Bryan and Gina about getting to say what he thinks, and how scary it is that radio personalities that don’t have their own networks can’t do that, chat with callers about Dave Chappelle, Bald Bryan’s inspirational music playlist, and Adam recalls an awkward conversation he had with his dad about traveling the world. The show is joined by author and journalist David Paul Kuhn, who talks about how Democrats lost the white working class, and how Joe Biden might be the type of candidate to get them back. They also talk about whether or not Trump and Biden will debate and how Biden should be acting during the leadup to the general election.

"Adam opens today’s podcast talking about what a great guy Jimmy Kimmel is. He also chats with Bryan and Gina about people who love the process over the results, and the guys chat with a caller about life and quarantines in Hawaii. Next up, Bald Bryan reviews the new Hulu film, ‘Palm Springs’, and the guys chat with one more caller about renaming sports teams. Later, Andy Mulvihill talks with the gang about the risks and rewards of ‘Action Park’, which was considered the world’s most dangerous amusement park. They also talk about interacting with Johnny Knoxville who made a movie about the place, what Andy’s dad did before he founded the park, and the experience of testing out some of the rides. Before the break, the guys talk about charter schools, what’s happening to the land that Action Park was originally built on, and a potential TV series about the place coming out soon. "

Adam sits down with Ted Cruz one-on-on for Part 2 of today’s podcast. The conversation opens with talk about Ted’s knowledge of the law, and how politicians have shifted away from saying that they love America. They also discuss the problems with socialism and wanting to control people, the terrible political situation in China, and trying to help people get back to work instead of trapping them to be reliant on the government. Later they talk about the importance of having a reliable education, the need for competition in the school system, and Democrats becoming the party of elites. Other topics of conversation include progressives finding oppression everywhere, and the dangers of mob violence. In the last part of the show, Ted’s podcast co-host Michael Knowles enters the studio to comment on their love of Dennis Prager, playing basketball against Jimmy Kimmel, and the loss of irony in our society. enter ADAM

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