Adam Carolla Show

Adam welcomes Dave Dameshek back to the couch, and talks with him about growing up in Pittsburgh. Adam talks about his relationship with Everybody Loves Raymond creator Phil Rosenthal, and the new documentary that's based on Phil developing the show for Russian audiences. Adam gets some jabs in at the comedy execs, and Dameshek declares 'Raymond' one of the great sitcoms of our lifetimes. Adam also announces some of the exciting developments at ACE Broadcasting, including multiple simulcasts with Sirius XM and 2-hour extended episodes. The guys also do some sports talk; reflecting on the Jets surprising victory last week, and the parts of the playoffs that piss them off most. Next up, a pre-taped conversation with Dennis Miller from earlier in the day. Adam discusses the difficulties of writing a book when you're a horrible student, but Dennis genuinely loved the end result and compliments Adam's comedic abilities. The guys also talk about Dennis's early days as a comedian, working his way through the ranks of Saturday Night Live. Jumping back to the studio, Dameshek offers his thoughts on Dennis Miller, most notably his recent turn towards conservatism. Adam compares it to gay guys coming out of the closet, saying eventually you just have to be honest with yourself and tell the truth. Later, the guys listen to a segment of Adam's audiobook, and Adam decides who would play him in the movie version, if his book were ever optioned. Listen to Daves of Thunder, right here on the ACE Broadcasting Network. Subscribe on iTunes, or visit AceDavesOfThunder.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

After listening to a segment of Adam's audiobook, Adam goes on a jag about white guys in home security commercials. After listening to a couple ridiculous clips, the guys discuss the reality of racial equality, both on the screen and in the real world. Moving into the news, Alison opens with a story about Dr. Drew being hospitalized, and also brings up the abortion doctor who's being charged with murder. In studio today is comedian Patton Oswalt. Adam talks to him about his new book, Zombie Spaceship Wasteland, and the experience of recording the audio book. The guys also chat about making up the words to songs, and the benefits of having a flexible career. Adam talks a bit more with Patton about his work on a cancelled sitcom, and trying to balance it while filming a movie. Adam recalls his own frustrations during the casting process, and the 'funny' execs who can't pitch good jokes. In the last part of the show, Alison returns to the news. The guys offer their thoughts on hangover cures and experiments on rats, and also talk about Octomom doing fetish porn. Wrapping things up, they talk about a ferret biting off somebody's fingers, and the importance of organ donations. Pick up Patton's new book, and visit his site at PattonOswalt.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam opens the show discussing classic 60s music with Bald Bryan and Alison. Alison then jumps into the news, starting with the school shooting in Gardenia which came as the result of a gun going off in a student's backpack. Adam suggests that the parents be 'publicly flogged.' Alison also talks about the potential cloning of a Wooly Mammoth, and gets in a cake and pie fight when she disagrees with Adam about which is better. Larry Miller steps in, commenting on the recent school shooting. Adam also tells a story from his afternoon, and deciphers his dog's various barks. Larry tries his luck with the Hypothetical Road Trip game, and talks to Adam about ridiculously designed comedy clubs. Columnist Joel Stein joins the show, and talks with Adam about meeting in the early Man Show days. They both agree on actors who play dicks or crazy people are like that in real life, and Joel talks about his nuttiest, darkest interviews. He also talks about his adventures learning how to be a man, including fighting with Randy Couture, going through marine basic training, and soon to learn about cars from Adam. The group then moves back to the news, and the first story sparks a conversation about how Eastern and Western philosophies differ in regards to raising kids. Adam also talks about the importance of quitting, and joyfully recalls telling a Celebrity All-Star coach to fuck off. Visit TheJoelStein.com for more info, or follow him on Twitter @TheJoelSteinSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam opens with his thoughts on the Patriot's loss this weekend, and talks about building up a second warehouse for our recording facilities. He also re-pitches his idea for Attack Crows, and reads an article that proves he's been on the right track all along. They also listen to Robert DeNiro's Lifetime Achievement Award speech from the Golden Globes, and Adam gives his thoughts on reading from a teleprompter. Alison follows up with more Golden Globe related news. They talk about Ricky Gervais's roast humor, Robert Downey Jr.'s talents, and the national obsession with Glee and Jane Lynch. In other celebrity news, Adam also tells a story about trying to get Social Network star Jesse Eisenberg on the show. The last news story involves a cat that received a summons for Jury Duty, and Adam tells his own Jury Duty story. Adam talks about a brand new Made-Up Movie he created on the Bill Simmons podcast. He also takes a fake title from a caller, and the group tries to come up with a made-up plot of their own. Lemmy of Motorhead comes in studio, surprising Adam with his age and the length of time the band has been together. Lemmy talks about his life before the band, and Adam discusses the new documentary Lemmy stars in. Alison also talks to Lemmy about his experiences bedding many (many) women on the road, and the guys offer their views on monogamy, and the differences between men and women. Get all the tour dates at iMotorhead.com, or follow the band on Twitter @MyMotorhead.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam is back again at Happy Endings, and spends the first half talking with NFL analyst Jay Glazer. The guys chat about getting a nice shave, and also discuss the day's football games. Jay also talks about his work training athletes, and Adam talks about his training day with Jason Mayhem Miller. The guys go more in-depth with their MMA discussion, comparing it to boxing and really enjoying this new sport. The guys also bounce back to football talk, and decide the final game should be exciting no matter who ends up playing in it. Comedian Bobby Slayton swing by next, celebrating his anniversary and just back from Vegas. Adam talks about his earliest stand-up days in Oakland, and discusses why he doesn't like Vegas. The guys also complain about fat people on the airplane, and the latest trend in overpriced cupcakes. The guys continue their rants against airlines and airport security, and as Adam tries to wrap the show, Bobby starts a fight with Jay Glazer. Follow Jay Glazer on Twitter @Jay_Glazer And Follow Bobby Slayton @ PitbullOfComedySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A sound byte from Bald Bryan prompts Adam to talk about producer Bob Evans, and how he likely discovered cocaine. Adam also proposes a Battle of the Blowhards competition, and suggests a scientific test to measure brain activity. Alison then jumps into the news, talking about the MMA fighter who wanted to take on Obama in a match, and how the Church is getting involved with how people name their kids. Adam goes on a rant about why he doesn't like Conan O'Brien, even though he considers him to be a talented guy. They also talk about an online dating site, which prompts Adam to ask Alison about her own dating life. When she says she's looking for a guy with a sense of humor, Adam goes on a rant about how unfunny most 'funny people' are. Eugene Mirman of Bob's Burgers comes on the show, and talks with Adam about the experience of recording an animated series. Adam also talks with him about being a 'special ed' student, and has Eugene speak to him in Russian. Jumping back into the news, the group discusses abortion statistics across the country, and terrible prison food. At the end of the show, Adam jumps on the phones for a round of Hobo Power to hear your most disgusting stink stories.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam opens the show with a rant against 'Depeche Mode syntho-bullshit.' The group listens to a variety of songs, and Adam talks about soulless music and near-identical remakes. He also offers a theory that relates the height of your bed to your level of success.Harry Hamlin comes in studio, and talks with Adam about his recently published memoir. The guys trade stories about growing up in SoCal, and Harry talks about getting kicked out of college for allegedly running a brothel. They also talk about Harry's dad: a rocket scientist who gave his 11-year-old son a 5-year subscription to Playboy.Adam then turns to the phones to answer your relationship queries. One caller wants her boyfriend to propose to her, and Adam recalls how relieved he was when he finally got married. Harry wishes he had heard Adam's words when he was younger, and talks about his own experiences in marriage. Adam and Alison also debate whether or not it's gay to be in a two-guy one-girl threesome.Today in the news, more information has come out about Arizona Shooter Jared Lee Loughner. Adam says that as sad as it is, it's still pretty surprising these shootings only happen every 5-7 years, considering how many guns and crazy people there are in this country. Other news stories include Kelsey Grammar's alleged cross-dressing, the Westboro Baptist Church, the new Verizon iPhone, and the increase of dining & ditching in New York.Be sure to pick up a copy of Harry Hamlin's memoir: 'Full Frontal Nudity: The Making of an Accidental Actor'See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam starts the show up after a delicious meal of Hungarian food. He talks about his audiobook, and suggests a way to hear your favorite shows or music without tuning out the entire world. They also play a part of his audiobook, and Adam goes on a rant about his son's orthopedic helmet. Jumping into the news, Adam, Alison and Bald Bryan talk about anti-gay churches, and the increase in gun purchases. Adam rants about people being concerned for being put on a list, and also talks about people who are only focused on their own priorities. Alison also brings up the statement made by the parents of Jared Lee Loughner, and Adam suggests they should be put on trial. After the break, Larry Miller joins the studio. Adam talks about getting a book from the guy who runs the Hungarian restaurant, and talks to Larry about trying to get rid of all the free stuff that comes in from everyone. The guys then start talking about charismatic cult leaders, and Larry talks about the time he was invited to join a cult. The show wraps with a round of the Hypothetical Road Trip game. Listen to This Week with Larry Miller, right here on the ACE Broadcasting Network. You can also visit his site: LarryMillerHumor.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam officially announces the new News Girl: Alison Rosen. He finds out a bit more about her background, her experience in a rock band, and her relationship with her family. Adam also talks about his own family, and the joys of raising twins. Heading into the news, Adam angrily discusses Ted Williams, a deadbeat dad who was once homeless but now doing voice-overs. Alison also talks about the trial of Jared Lee Loughner, and an MMA fighter who said he wants his next opponent to be President Obama. Also in the news is a scientific study about women's tears and arousal levels, which sends Adam on a side jag about gay porn. Next up, a round of Gaywalking. Pre-Op Board-Op Bill asks gay guys straight questions, and the guys in-studio vote on whether or not they'll get the answer correct. Teresa Strasser joins the show as today's guest. She comments on the Gaywalking game, and talks about her book officially being optioned. She also congratulates Alison on her new gig, and talks about getting bumped from The Today Show by one of the Baldwin brothers. Adam reminds her that all she needs to promote is book is good word of mouth, and Teresa mentions how grateful she is for all the nice reviews. Pick up a copy of Teresa's book, 'Exploiting My Baby.' Also be sure to get it signed at Laguna Beach Books on Jan 13th at 6pm. For more info, visit ExploitingMyBaby.com Hear more from Pre-Op Board-Op Bill at TheBillShow.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam welcomes Couin Sal and Dax Shepard back to The Happy Endings Bar on Sunset. Adam talks with Dax about his latest role, and asks Sal how he's fairing during the NFL playoffs. Adam also rants about his wife screwing up his Mexican food order, and explains how we all need rodeo clowns to help us forget our troubles. The guys also chat about getting fired from your job vs. quitting. Dax talks about his old boss tricking him into working harder, and also relays an embarrassing verbal slip he had when working as a restaurant host. The story reminds Adam of the time he said something embarrassing to Queen Latifah on late night TV, and he and Dax rant about her film, Taxi. Adam also talks about his relationship with his housekeeper, Olga. Dax talks about his own cleaning lady, and how he recently discovered she was drinking on the job. The guys also discuss the culture clash revolving around dogs, and wrapping the show up, the guys talk a bit more about Dax's largely improvised movie. Watch Dax on Parenthood, Tuesday nights at 10pm on NBC; and check out The Freebie, out on DVD and VOD on this Tues, Jan 11th. You can also catch Cousin Sal on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and on The B.S. Report, with Bill Simmons.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam just got back from taping an episode of Leno, and is ready to take your calls. First, a discussion of who you think should replace Teresa Strasser as our 2011 Newsgirl. Adam explains that Teresa is hard to replace, but all of the candidates will be great once he has time to break them in. Adam also talks about getting heckled during his show in San Francisco. Much to Adam's surprise, the same girl he saw driven away by the police that night wrote into the show, and Dawson reads her letter. He also takes a call about the proper way to raise your kids, and Adam explains how he wished his teachers had funneled his rambunctious energy into the drama department. He talks about what his next car would be, his reactions to the fan art he receives, and wraps things up with a guy who sounds like 'Black Harold Ramis.'See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam gleefully announces the return of his car with the dealer plates still intact after four years. He also talks with Bald Bryan about the nice straight razor shave they received, and Adam recalls the joys of walking around feeling his face all day. Alison Rosen is back with the news, and follows up on last night's story about double anal penetration. Adam also talks about never being invited to the AVN awards, and explains how great he is at receiving oral. Alison brings up the first Twitter-related defamation suit, and Adam rants about Courtney Love and divorce laws. Next up is a round of 'Who The Fuck Sells This Shit?' Adam talks to a guy selling pigeons, and chats with a Japanese guy selling reusable plastic bags about his bisexuality. Adam also recalls the time a drunk driver wrecked his car, and the lawsuit that followed. After the break, Adam welcomes Michael Swaim and Dan O'Brien of Cracked.com to chat about their new book, 'You Might Be A Zombie, and Other Bad News.' Along with the news, the guys also chat about common first names, cheerleading initiations, inappropriate web videos, and Born Again Christians. Watch 'Agents of Cracked' at Cracked.com, and pick up a copy of 'You Might Be A Zombie, and Other Bad News' You can also follow Alison on Twitter @AlisonRosen, or visit her site at AlisonRosen.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam welcomes Alison Rosen back for the news, and asks her to help role-play an airline fantasy he's always had. He also talks about pounding shots at 10am while filming a scene for a new car project he's working on, and relates a story about the first class lounge at the airport. Before jumping into the news, Adam and Alison talk about the Rock Tumbler. They also investigate and compare the Amazon ratings of books written by Teresa Strasser, Greg Fitzsimmons, and Snooki. Adam complains about his radio show days, and the guys listen to an impassioned speech from Alec Baldwin. Greg Fitzsimmons comes in studio, and talks with Adam about how weird it is to see snow covered mountains in Los Angeles. Greg also talks about an upcoming gig he has in Las Vegas, and talks about participating in the AVN awards. The guys also talk about their masturbatory habits, and share complaints about the film True Grit. Adam and Greg talk about famous people they've been with, and crossing paths in the looks department with certain actresses. Adam also gets Donny on the mic to talk about his history with Molly Ringwald. Wrapping up the show, Adam takes a couple listener calls, and gives some relationship advice. Follow Greg Fitzsimmons on Twitter @gregfitzshow and check out his podcast, Fitzdog Radio, available on iTunes or on his website at FitzDog.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam welcomes Alison Rosen back to the show to fill in as Newsgirl for the week. He then jumps into complaints about the dicks on his flight from Miami, and the criminals who go out of their way to steal stuff. Alison tells a story about getting the stink eye, even after doing something for someone else, and Adam talks about trying to stop a burglar. The first news story is about two massage therapists suing Brett Favre for harassing them. She also talks about different ways to help make your marriage last longer, but mostly Adam just wants to listen to Steely Dan. Adam also complains about Seth MacFarlane giving a tweet for Teresa's book, yet he never got one. Today's guest is actor/comedian TJ Miller. TJ talks about how he landed a role in Yogi Bear, which involves a hilarious audition video he shot with a live grizzly bear. Adam also talks to him about his work in Unstoppable, and the group complains about studios releasing movies for nobody. Adam also takes a couple of phone calls and listens to your New Year's Resolutions. From there, the guys talk about the impact of the Internet and how it will affect how open we are. Alison wraps up the show with a couple more news stories, and Adam complains about the Wall Street Journal article that showcased his house.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam Carolla returns for his 2011 State of the Union. He also gives some thoughts on Christmas, and takes your calls. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam has a one-on-one chat with Howard Stern Show producer Gary Dell'Abate. They talk about his new book, working with Howard, and the future of satellite radio. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam sits down one-on-one with Dr. Drew to reflect on his kids' Halloween Parade. They take a couple listener calls, and David Alan Grier phones in to bury the hatchet with Dr. Drew. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In today's podcast, Adam sits down one-on-one with Ralphie May. The guys talk about their favorite comedians, horrific car accidents, and growing up white trash. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam sits down one-on-one with documentarian Ken Burns. Ken unleashes a wealth of knowledge, spanning baseball talk, prohibition, making documentaries, and contemporary racism in America. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam sits down one-on-one with Mike Rowe and learns about his personal journey from acting in the opera, to selling stuff on QVC, to hosting Dirty Jobs. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Adam and Donny complain about the trendy hotel that nearly ruined their recent trip, and Larry Miller helps Teresa with the news. Later, David Alan Grier comes by to talk about acting, dating, and raising his daughter. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam welcomes Gina Grad back to the studio for some news, and Larry Miller returns for Hypothetical Road Trips. Dana Gould is also in studio, and helps Adam tease a round of Huell's Jewels. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam and Teresa talk about serial killers and becoming a fame whore. Brad Garrett comes by later to talk about his new Las Vegas Comedy Club, and also to rate your Hobo Power calls. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam welcomes Hanson to the studio and chats with them about forming the band and growing up with classic rock music. They play a live a single, and help Teresa with today's news. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to this year's ACE Awards. The nominees are lined up, and Bald Bryan is wearing his snazziest tux. Before we jump in, Adam rants about seeing his daughter in a holiday sing-a-long, and filing in as host of The Dennis Miller Show. Then stay tuned for the exciting ceremony, including awards for: Best Musical Performance Best ImpressionBest Re-Enactment Best FightBest Musical GuestMost Awkward MomentGuest of the YearRant of the Year... and more! Thanks for a great year, and Happy Holidays!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam welcomes Teresa Strasser back for today's show. They talk about her new book, Adam's final days at Love Line, and play a round of Tales from the Cheap.Adam sits with Teresa Strasser right from the top of the show. Bald Bryan and Jessica Golden are there as well, and Adam compliments Teresa on her intellect and her writing ability. Teresa talks about the importance of having a zero tolerance policy while she was pregnant, and tells a harrowing story that nearly sent her into an early labor.Jumping into the news, the top story is the shooting in Panama City. Adam recalls doing a spring break show with Dr. Drew back in the Love Line days. He also tells the story of a PA who thought he was an asshole after asking for a Peach Snapple. Also in the news is the guy who stole 1.5 million in Bellagio chips, and Adam explains how unlucky he is in Vegas.After tearing into the always dry and unfunny 'Funny Section' of the newspaper, everyone plays a round of Tales From the Cheap. The guys take calls to hear the cheapest, worst Christmas presents, and Adam recalls his own awful gifts. He also goes on a long rant about the cheapness of the suits at Love Line, and talks about the drama surrounding the final contract negotiations.Pre-Order your copy of Teresa's book, and get more info at ExploitingMyBaby.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam and Jessica jump right into the news. The top story involves a Wisconsin postal worker who delivers mail in the buff. They also play a brief round of Germany or Florida as they discuss the story of a father who castrated the older man that was having an affair with his teenage daughter. Adam also goes on a jag about 90s musicians, and talks about shitty international music from Russia and Mexico. Doug Benson comes in studio just in time to discuss the Golden Globe nominations. Doug is truly fascinated by the movies that were picked, and brings up the problems with nominating people you recognize just for being a movie star. Mostly they focus their wrath on Johnny Depp. The guys also talk about Doug's new show, The Benson Interruption, and Adam's appearance this Friday. The guys then jump into some movie talk. Adam and Doug discuss movies they watched on airplanes, and Adam also complains about Adam Sandler movies and Tyler Perry movies. Adam also recalls his experience at Pixar, and the group plays a very intense round of Totally Topical Tivo Trivia, where the group tries to guess the film based on the vague and confusing TiVo descriptions. Adam reintroduces the latest Rich Banks song about solving the crisis in Africa. Jessica then jumps back into the news with a further discussion of the Golden Globe nominations. Wrapping up the show, they dive into a couple sports stories: Cam Newton's Heisman, the collapse of the Metrodome, and an analysis of Brett Favre's image. Watch Adam and Doug on The Benson Interruption; Comedy Central, this Friday night at Midnight. Follow Doug on Twitter @DougBenson for info to all his upcoming shows in New York, Irvine, San Francisco and more. And get more Jessica at JessicaGolden.netSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam welcomes Jessica Golden back for the week to help with the news. But before they get going, Adam notices that Jessica seems a bit down. He digs deep and finds out about her family and some of the emotional turmoil she's been going through. Jumping into the news, the top story today is the death of Senator Richard Holbrooke. She also reads a very disturbing story about a professor who was Sexting with his daughter. There's some gossip news revolving around divas like Chloe Kardashian and Kate Gosselin. Finally, she lists off the Most Depressing Jobs. Larry Miller comes in for The Hypothetical Road Trip Game. Prior to the game, there's a little conversation about Germans trying to perfect the art of the sitcom, and in the midst of the game they discuss the legacy of the Native Americans. As Larry heads out, Adam plays another section from his audiobook, which is now beating former President Bush's audiobook. The guys from Schmoes Know are back for an early Oscar preview. First up is a discussion of True Grit, and some of the other Coen Brothers films. Adam also talks about trying to train Mark Wahlberg for The Fighter, and talks about his own boxing movie. They also chat about some Oscar front-runners like Black Swan and The Social Network. Wrapping up, Adam rants about the difficulties of to cast his ex-wife in a failed sitcom pilot. Hear more from the schmoes at SchmoesKnow.com And get more Jessica at JessicaGolden.netSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam talks with Kevin Nealon about the upcoming Friends of Big Joe fundraiser. Kevin also reflects on his role in Weeds and jokes with Adam about Celebrity Star Maps. Adam then launches into some great stories from his weekend doing shows in San Francisco. Kevin also tells his own wild crowd stories, and the guys compare the different kinds of crazy fans they've come across. Adam also talks about getting to explore PIXAR Studios, and laughs about trying to manage conversations between his travel buddies Mike August and Donny. He also tells a story about eating at a famous Chinese restaurant, and the annoying lady who shared the table with them. Adam goes into a jag about guys with Sweaty Palm Syndrome, and also goes on a huge rant about John Waters. After talking about the Friends of Big Joe show a little more, the guys talk about the recent Kathy Griffin/Bristol Palin drama at the USO comedy event. Adam blames the 24 Hour News cycle for all these ridiculous stories, and wraps up the show with Kevin discussing the joys of frozen waffles. Help support Kevin Nealon and Big Joe, December 15th at the Long Beach Laugh Factory. Tickets available at FriendsOfBigJoe.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In today's episode, Adam introduces clips from some of the other podcasts currently running on the ACE Broadcasting Network.Hear samples from:Spider and the HenchmanLife Lessons with Jim CarollaAnd our newest podcast, The Big 3 All the shows can be subscribed to on iTunes, or accessed right here on AdamCarolla.com.Also take the time to add @ACEBroadcasting on your Twitter if you haven't already.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Before the news, Adam wants to thank everybody for helping to move his book up a few notches on the NY Times Bestseller List. He talks a bit more about the difficulty of the book biz, but mostly attributes it to dumb people. He wonders why he's the only one who thought to put a Bestseller sticker on the cover. Rich Eisen from the NFL Network calls in and talks about the variety of guests he's been getting for his very own podcast. Adam and Rich talk about the complete blowout that was this past Monday's Patriots-Jets game, then chat about the Tom Brady legacy; including both his hair and relationship with Giselle. Gina Grad brings the news, asking Adam if he's a fan of John Lennon. While Adam says he likes a lot of Beatles songs, he was given a copy of Double Fantasy as a kid and strongly disliked it. Gina talks about the 30-year anniversary of Lennon's death, as it was brought up in the middle of a football game. Adam also hears stories about guys filing a lawsuit against YouPorn, and Big Bloomers underwear for 700lb. women. Throughout the news, Adam listens to a few angry rock songs from his high school years-the stuff he was actually listening to instead of Lennon. Adam then takes a few listener calls for a round of Made Up Movie. You give us the title, and the group figures out the rest, casting and all. Everyone listens to another section of Adam's audio book-this time about pizza. Adam elaborates on a more recent pizza experience, and ends up arguing with Bald Bryan over the issue of goat cheese. Back to the news, Gina talks about a member of the Congressional Prayer Caucus chastising Obama for not saying God more in his public speeches, and Adam goes on a jag about the weird satellite delay that messes up all the political shows. Download The Rich Eisen Podcast on iTunes, or at NFL.com/RichEisen Also get more of Gina at PrettyGoodPodcast.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dick 'Night Train' Lane came up on a sports talk show Adam was on this morning, which sounds to Adam like a gay bowling alley. He talks with Bald Bryan about Dick Butkus, who Bryan argues doesn't need a nickname. The group also discusses being famous for being a celebrity's kid, and Adam goes on a rant about over-taxing the rich. Gina Grad jumps in with the news, talking about a new scientific finding that may help to explain infidelity and one night stands. Adam also rants about cops doing whatever the fuck they want instead of helping the citizens, and Gina plays a clip where a Chargers fan beats the crap out of a Raiders fan. Adam also talks about his family, and why the MacKenzie Phillips story still disturbs him. Adam takes a few listener calls to give relationship advice. One caller wants to know what to do with pictures of his ex-girlfriend, and Adam tells a story from his own experience. He also talks to a college student about dealing with dentures, and helps talk a female caller out of going on an international trip with her ex-boyfriend. Tonight's guest is the legendary Frank Stallone. He talks about his recent experience in Australia, where recently he's become one of the country's most famous celebrities. He talks about the overwhelming and wonderful experience he's had, and also talks about his relationship with his parents and brothers. The guys also talk about the 'celebrity factor' on reality shows like Dancing with the Star and Celebrity Apprentice. Frank debates if reality TV is really the right way to go, and talks about enjoying his single life. The guys talk a bit more about Frank's experience in Australia, and Frank talks about the incredible billboard and parade that awaited him. Wrapping up the show, Adam complains about PSAs, and talks with Frank about their favorite family bands. Find out more info on Frank, at FrankStallone.com Also get more of Gina at PrettyGoodPodcast.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam opens the show with a couple stories from his day. He talks about writing with Kevin Hench, and coming across a poorly parked fire captain's car. He also talks about hanging with his daughter at home, and trying to teach her a very valuable lesson. Adam welcomes Gina Grad back to the show to help us with the news throughout the week. She opens with a story about Donny Bonaduce getting married, and Adam goes on a jag about older guys obsessed with skull jewelry. Gina also brings up Kathy Griffin's less than stellar set at the VH1 Divas Salute the troops, the recent Facebook trend to change your photo to a cartoon, and Chelsea Handler cussing out Angelina Jolie. Before Larry Miller comes on, Adam plays a Dick Bank's song based on his theories to slow the African population down. Larry then talks with Adam and Gina about most guys enjoying a woman with curves, and tries his luck at another round of Hypothetical Questions. Rob Schneider just flew in from Boston, and has a long list of complaints about the airport security... he's in good company. He and Adam rant about the various safety issues in the airport, and Rob talks about constitutional violations and the end of the middle class. Adam also talks to Rob about becoming a 'citizen of the planet,' and wonder when he became more like Sting. Rob also talks about his relationship with his parents, and his early days doing standup comedy as a teenage. He also talks about his stint on Saturday Night Live, and working with legendary actor Christopher Walken. He and Adam agree on the brilliance of Norm MacDonald, and the whole group listens to a segment of Adam's audiobook. In the final moments of the show, Adam and Rob debate the Drug and Gun wars. Check out RobSchneider.com to get tons of info on tonight's guest! Listen to This Week with Larry Miller here on the ACE Broadcasting Network. Gina also co-hosts at PrettyGoodPodcast.com And read Hench's Sports Columns at: http://msn.foxsports.com/writer/Kevin_HenchSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Live from Happy Endings, Adam and Cousin Sal sit down with Jeff Ross to talk about the Tarantino Roast you'll never see, and crazy times with Ray at Adam's Bachelor Party. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam welcomes everyone back for another Adam and You podcast. First caller is a guy who heard Adam ranting about the police and talks about his own ticket experience while using a left turn arrow. He also talks about the ensuing court battle, and Adam rants against officials who take jurisdiction over our lives. The next caller is a webcam model who essentially beats off for other people to watch. Adam has an extended conversation with him about his various experiences, pay scale, and dreams of working for the FBI. Adam also goes on a rant about people in the service industry who don't deserve the tips. After a segment from Adam's audiobook, he takes a couple more phone calls. One caller asks about the pros and cons of having a son, and Adam ends up complaining about hagglers from the middle east. The final call deals with the TLC program Sister Wives, and Adam gives his thoughts on Polygamy.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Since Adam is on the road today, Harland Williams steps in to host the show. He talks to Newsgirl Shira Lazar about his watching his cat sliding his ass along the floor, and also jokes about autoerotic asphyxiation. Harland also rants about ATM machines, poorly placed tattoos, and The Biggest Loser. Shira then jumps into the news. The top story deals with the WikiLeaks scandal, and the group has an in-depth discussion on whether or not this acts as a contemporary whistleblower, or if it's really illegal activity. They also tease the upcoming NASA announcement, and talk about some unusual reactions to airport security scans. The group then listens to another segment from Adam's audio book. After the break, Harland talks about getting his blood drawn and asks Shira if she would have sex with Forrest Gump. He also gets her to talk about the Lingerie Football League, which the Oklahoma City mayor is trying to shut down. They also play a round of Blah Blah Blog, where they try to match the celebrity to their retarded online rant. After the break, Ralphie May comes in studio. He and Harland reflect on their comedy careers in Hollywood, and the challenges of performing after especially well known comics. Ralphie also tells a story about getting caught with weed at the airport, and he run-ins with the drug-sniffing dogs. In the last part of the show, the guys talk about sexy southern accents, and then things get political during a discussion of Sarah Palin. Ralphie also talks about the 'American Empire', and the problems with dumb people in power. Ralphie contemplates running for president himself one day, and talks about the time he punched a guy in the face. Be sure to listen to The Harland Highway, at HarlandWilliams.com Hear more from today's Newsgirl at ShiraLazar.com And visit our guest's website at RalphieMay.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam starts out with a complaint to Bald Bryan: the carpet was finally cleaned today, and Bryan's dog is rubbing his ass all over the place. Bryan chalks it up to poor timing, but Adam just wants to make it through one day with a clean carpet. He also brings Shira Lazar back to the show to help with the news, who talks about the latest controversy of the 'don't ask don't tell' policy. Also in the news, Playboy is releasing 250GB of all their issues since 1953. Adam talks about the new type of Playboy girls, and longs for the girl next door from the 70s. They also talk about Barbara Walters, Larry King, and a sports announcer blooper. Joining us in the studio is Jonathan Goldsmith, also known as The Most Interesting Man in the World. Adam talks to him about the latest boom in his acting career. Jonathan explains that he's been in the biz for 50 years, but this is by far the most exciting thing that's happened. They also talk to him about how he got the job, and the many successes of the Dos Equis ad campaign. Shira asks Jonathan about his relationship to the Old Spice guy, then jumps into the rest of the news. The group also discusses 'Hangover Helpers,' and the 'Minimalist Challenge' where you're only allowed to own 100 things. After Adam and Shira learn about Jonathan's life living on a boat, they wrap up the show with a discussion of prison politics, and 'things that sound better than they are.'See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam welcomes Shira Lazar back to the show, and explains to the listeners how we're in the final stages of selecting a new permanent news girl. He talks to Shira about her Thanksgiving weekend, and also her cup size. Adam also talks about his wife downloading his audio book, and listens to a sample where he rants about the 80s radio station program director. Top news story: the scent of pumpkin pie arouses men more than any other pie. They also discuss the recent passing of comedian Leslie Nielsen, and Adam and Bald Bryan recall their favorite scenes from Naked Gun. Also in Hollywood news, Shira names the two young actors selected to host the Oscars next year. There's also a bit of football talk, and Adam compares the different types of dropped balls in sports. Also in the news, you can now get a $191 Jaywalking ticket in Los Angeles. Adam talks about his assistant Jay's recent ticket, and Shira tells of her own ticket woes. Adam also talks about his success driving a car with the dealer plates on, and goes on a rant about shitty cops and city officials raping their citizens. Though Bill Burr is AWOL, Adam takes a couple of listener phone calls. The first caller talks about his own chicken-shit ticket, and asks Adam to recall a story about a San Diego hookup that wasn't meant to be. Other listener calls involve the Wikileaks, and Adam's thoughts on the new Top Gear. Shira wraps up with a story about Kim Kardashian, and she and Adam sing a parody song for World AIDS Day.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Live from the Happy Endings bar on Sunset, Adam sits down with Cousin Sal and Bill Simmons. Adam talks about the Christmas parade outside shutting down the city, and Cousin Sal talks a bit of football. Adam also goes on a rant about a receptionist who wouldn't let him onto the Soup, and wonders why we haven't had a black Bachelor yet. Today's guest is Andrew Breitbart. They talk for a bit about his web empire, more specifically about the Big Hollywood website. Andrew says that he hates Hollywood Lefties, and created the site for people to voice an alternate point of view. Adam agrees with the left's tendency towards moral superiority, and also vents about the writer's guild and other Hollywood unions. Adam talks about time he spent with his kids over the weekend. This leads to a larger conversation about female roles in parenting, and how technology is making all of our kids lazy. Adam also joyfully recalls an experience where he and Lynette lied to the kids about Santa's reindeer, and thinks about Katy Perry's sex factor. In the final part of the show, things turn back to politics. Andrew talks about the left trying to isolate people like Sarah Palin, and also tells his thoughts on the next presidential election in 2012. Bill also asks Alex about his own political career, stirring things up, and the responses that he's gotten from that. Get access to Andrew's entire news-hub at Breitbart.com Watch Cousin Sal nightly at 12:05am on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live, and listen to more from him this Tuesday on The B.S. Report with Bill Simmons. Also be sure to pre-order Bill Simmon's book, The Big Book of Basketball, out in Paperback Dec 7th.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

As the show opens, Dr. Drew says he feels right at home since Adam and Donny are arguing again. He tries his best to stop the argument, but Donny comes on the mic to defend himself against Adam's claims. Dr. Drew reflects on his own arguments he had with Adam back in the day, and their experience trying to get out of Westwood One to record Loveline at the KROQ studios. Today, Dr. Drew is a bit fired up over some political issues. He explains how nowadays, citizens basically expect the government to abuse them. Adam chimes in about the regulations in the private sector, and how competition is a crucial part of getting people motivated to do their jobs quickly and correctly. Adam and Dr. Drew expand on the economics behind everything, and Dr. Drew explains how it's impacting the medical field. Adam takes a listener phone call who asks the guys what they're most afraid of when it comes to raising their kids. Dr. Drew says he's been much more freaked out about drugs and alcohol than sex and relationships. He explains his motivations and procedures as a good parent, and suggests what he would do if his kids were caught while involved in illegal activities. In the last segment of the show, Adam talks about his book sales, and how he isn't sure how to talk to his Mom about it. Afterwards, they talk about the new season of Celebrity rehab, and take one final listener call who thanks Dr. Drew for inspiring his career path. Adam and Dr. Drew reflect a bit more on some of their douchier Loveline guests, and Donny comes back in to patch things up from their earlier argument. Watch Dr. Drew on Celebrity Rehab. Season 4 premieres Wednesday, Dec 1st.Also, add him on Twitter @DrDrewSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Happy Thanksgiving! Jim 'Pops' Carolla is here, Adam talks to him about family Thanksgiving dinners from back in the day. Adam complains about the lack of food in his house, and talks with his dad about the reasons why. Jim also talks about his love for sports-much to Adam's surprise. Adam teases his dad about several sound drops they've played of both him, and Adam's mother. Adam also explains how his mom never answered any questions he asked, and has a few questions of his own to ask Dad. Jim talks about Adam's grandfather, and his experience growing up during The Great Depression. After a quick break, Jim plays the trumpet and pulls out a sheet of paper with the entire family history lined. Adam realizes he doesn't know much about his dad's side of the family, and hears the origins of the Carolla family name. Adam also takes a couple listener calls, and gives everyone a classic recipe for Thanksgiving cranberry sauce. Listen to Life Lessons with Jim Carolla, right here on the ACE Broadcasting network (new eps released every Wednesday). You can also Tweet your questions to Jim at @LLJimCarollaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam sits down 1-on-1 with 'nice guy' Sugar Ray frontman Mark McGrath. Mark's incredibly modest about his band experience, and tells Adam about how his mom raised him to be polite. Adam agrees they're both lucky to have grown up in the US, and they talk about their love of music growing up. Adam also reflects on a recent hangout he had with Mark where Mark mentioned a burning question Adam has longed to know the answer for. They talk about raising twins, working hard all day, and still having to pickup the Chinese food at the end of the day. Mark also talks about seeing Adam perform in Irvine, and applauds his ability to improvise so well. After more talk about performing with Sugar Ray, Mark asks Adam about the Jim Breuer controversy. Adam explains what happens, and also talks to Mark about how growing up on different coasts meant you were exposed to different music. They end up breaking down a bunch of songs from a classic film from Adam's childhood: Phantom of the Paradise. Bringing thing to a close, Adam talks about running with the wrong crowd in high school, and tells the story of how he got beat up with a baseball bat. Watch Mark on VH1s 'Don't Forget the Lyrics,' Monday through Friday at 7pmPST. Also keep an eye out for him on Celebrity Apprentice in January.Visit SugarRay.com, or add Mark on Twitter @Mark_McGrathSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam welcomes Kristen McGuiness to the show, who talks to Adam about her dad's past in the marijuana business, and working the Drug Highway in Arizona. She then jumps into the news with a shocking story: America is one of the 10 Fattest Countries on Earth. They also talk about a new Hawaiin liquor called Four Loko, and Adam compares the legacies of Tiger Woods and Michael Vick. Larry Miller adds more commentary about the 'blackout in a can' and the reason our nation is so fat. Adam also tells stories about his grandpa drinking buttermilk, and surmises that the reason the country is fat is because we count calories. Larry then attempts to correct his record in a round of The Hypothetical Road Trip Game. Curt Menefee of NFL on Fox joins the studio. They talk about Dallas' recent comeback, and eventually transition into a discussion about the black guy from Swingers. Curt also talks about his journey to the top-from his early days working local TV stations, to his career today with a 5:15am call time. He and Adam also chat more about the football season, and Curt agrees that even play-by-play, it's a very close season. During the remainder of news, Adam goes on a long rant about our culture being jam packed with ridiculous rules. They talk a bit about a solider in Iraq who watched his child being born via webcam, and it leads Adam into a conversation about surgery procedures during birth. Before wrapping up, they play a clip from Deacon Jones, and laugh at how politically correct we are these days. Watch Curt Menefee all season long: NFL on Fox, Sundays. (Preshow begins one-hour before gametime) Hear more from today's newsgirl at ASingleLife.com And be sure to visit LarryMillerHumor.com, or listen to Larry's podcast right here on the ACE Broadcasting Network.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam sits down with Christy Canyon, along with ESPN Sports Guy Bill Simmons. Adam and Christy went to the same high school, and in fact Adam went to the Sadie Hawkin's dance with Christy's sister. Adam talks with her about growing up in the valley, and also recalls the day he and Donny first found out she was in a porno. Christy talks about her early days first getting involved in the industry; not glamorous in the mainstream eye, but for her it was about having fun and connecting with the other stars in their clique. She also talks very candidly about the realities of drugs on set, and also her sexual relationships with people both on and off camera. Adam also gets her insights into the current condition of the adult film industry, and the recent AIDS scare. Christy also speaks about adopting her kids, and whether or not she ever views herself as getting married again. Adam wraps things up talking to her more about hanging out around the Comedy Store in the 80s, and also updates all the fans on his book plate signings. Listen to more of Christy on Sirius's 'Playboy Radio Night Calls,' airing weeknights from 4-7pmPST. Or you can visit her website, ChristyCanyon.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam welcomes Gary Dell'Abate to the studio. Immediately they jump into the early days working for Howard Stern. Adam says he started listening to the show when he first came out to LA. Gary talks about working with Jackie the Joke Man and tries to assess Howard's situation now that his Sirius contract is coming to a close. Adam also asks Gary to speak a bit more about his personal history. Growing up in Long Island, meeting Howard, and just the thrill of hearing Howard's style of radio for the first time. Adam helps to elaborate why so many other hosts suck, and why longform interviews are so interesting. Adam talks about how he and Jimmy were always fans of Stern, and they couldn't wait until they got an opportunity to meet him. Adam also talks about once being offered the "Jackie Chair," and finds out how Gary was officially offered the role of producer. Wrapping up the show, Gary tells a funny story from when Adam was on, and takes a couple listener calls about Robin Quivers, and raising unspoiled kids. Pick up a copy of Gary's NY Times Bestselling book, 'They Call Me Baba Booey.' Also listen to The Howard Stern Show, and The Wrap Up Show, on Sirius Satellite Radio.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam welcomes newsgirl Alison Rosen to the show. She talks to him about meeting 12 years ago at the MTV Movie Awards, though Adam doesn't remember her. He complains about how difficult it was to get tickets to the show even though he worked for the network. He also talks about having to wake up at 6am this morning, though really he was woken up an hour early, which sucked even more. Jumping into the news, Alison has brought with her two different Bristol Palin stories. The first involves a Wisconsin man who shot his own TV because he was so angry at her performance on Dancing with the Stars. They also listen to a public service announcement recorded by Palin and The Situation. Between stories, Adam rants about people who don't rinse out their coffee cups, and also goes over a couple bathroom rules. Next up is a round of Know Your Lackeys. Bryan and Alison bet whether or not Adam will know information about the people he's spent months, if not years, working with. Then comedian Bobby Lee comes to the show. He talks about his early days on MadTV, and his intense struggle with addiction to Vicodin. The group then gets to talking about racial tensions and racial stereotypes. Adam recalls being in LA during the riots, and Bobby talks about Korean culture's obsession with trophies and other material things. The guys also chat about the other Asian stars that Bobby is confused with, and Bobby does an amazing impression of his dad. See Bobby Lee perform at the Irvine Improv THIS WEEKEND. And find out more from today's newsgirl at www.AlisonRosen.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam opens by thanking all the fans for buying his book. He still can't believe he's published a book, and jokes about failing various high school classes, including Driver's Ed. Adam also talks about his days working behind the grill at McDonalds and how far he's come since then. Today's guests are Michael Ian Black and Josh Malina of the new Crackle webseries, 'Backwash.' The guys joke about their 'celebrity counterparts' and notice how they always look uglier. Adam also gets a sense of Michael's beginnings in the industry, and Josh's Broadway debut early in his career. Back with the news, Jessica Golden talks about a guy who got into an argument over a lawnmower and ended up eating his own beard. They also play a very quick round of Germany or Florida, and Adam recalls the words he had added to the Urban Dictionary. The group also discusses the situation in Haiti, and a little girl who was found with her mom's crack cocaine in her shoe. Even though Michael has to head out, Josh stays for more news. They talk about a virtual bitchfight and other cyber identity stuff. They also go through and attempt to correct Adam's Wikipedia page, though Bald Bryan says it's 90% accurate. Adam also tells a story from his field trip with Sonny earlier today, and watching his son interact with other kids. The final news stories involve a new energy drink that contains alcohol, and Jay-Z's new title as the 'CNN of the Ghetto'. It reminds Adam of his Loveline days, when he and Drew met a relatively unknown Destiny's Child, and had them come on the show the next week to perform. They also tease Jessica for having a hot mom, and Adam sings the Taboo II theme. Check out the new webseries 'Backwash' at www.crackle.com/c/Backwash Follow Michael on Twitter @MichaelIanBlack, and Josh @JoshMalinaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adam talks about using Jeremiah Weed to make his new Mangria. He recalls his recent LA booksigning over the weekend, and commends people for coming out to see him and buying the book. Adam also goes on a long rant against hot chicks who change their hair for no reason. Gina Grad's back with the news today. She talks about Kanye West's recent Today Show appearance, and also Jessica Simpson's latest engagement. Adam also goes on a jag about the absolutely horrible song 'Elvira,' and hears the list of highest paid women in show business. Wrapping up the news, Gina mentions Bill Clinton's upcoming cameo in The Hangover 2, and Adam goes on a rant about gay people secretly trying to piss us off. Larry Miller comes in studio, questioning Bill Clinton's need for security and commiserating over the horrible 'Elvira' song. They also play a round of Hypothetical Road Trips, where there are no wrong answers and things quickly spiral out of control. Then Dana Gould appears, getting ready for the upcoming holiday season and prepping for a big comedy tour for next year. Dana also talks about some of his least favorite songs, and helps Adam out for a round of Huell's Jewels where they make fun of a bunch of Huell Howser footage. Before signing off, Adam goes on a huge rant against Hanna-Barbera and Sid and Marty Krofft, and also hears a bit of Mel Gibson news. Follow Dana on Twitter @DanaJGould, or check out his website at www.DanaGould.com Visit www.LarryMillerHumor.com, or check out his podcast right here on the ACE Broadcasting Network And of course find out more from our newsgirl at www.PrettyGoodPodcast.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Live from The Happy Endings Bar on Sunset, Adam sits down with Cousin Sal and talks about the Cowboy's strong performance today. They also talk about gambling for a bit, and the incredible Manny Pacquiao fight last night. Adam also talks about discussing bullying with his daughter and recalls the time he was assaulted by some guy with a bat. The guys jump into their Superbowl predictions, and Adam talks about going on the road too much and spoiling his kids with free stuff. Cousin Sal agrees, and talks with Adam about Katy Perry's oversexualization of this new generation of kids. Adam recalls an old mime TV show, and has more pigskin talk before Cousin Sal has to leave. Two-time WBA Lightweight Champion Ray 'Boom Boom' Mancini comes upstairs and talks with Adam about his exciting new documentary, 'Youngstown: Still Standing.' Ray explains a bit more about his hometown's legendary past, and Adam asks him for his thoughts on Saturday night's Pacquiao-Margarito match. Adam and Ray analyze who would win in an epic Pacquiao-Mayweather fight, and how such an event could actually save boxing. Purchase the DVD of 'Youngstown: Still Standing' at www.mancini-smith.com Enjoy today's Stitcher Extra Content: More with Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini. Check it out at: http://landing.stitcher.com/?srcid=428See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.