

The Adam and Dr. Drew Show
PodcastOne / Carolla Digital
Adam Carolla & Dr. Drew Pinsky reunite the partnership that made Loveline a wild success and cultural touchstone. In each episode Adam and Drew take uncensored, nothing-off-limits, calls about sex, drug, medical and relationship issues. Dr. Drew brings the medicine while Adam's comedy and rants are the spoonful of sugar to make it go down.
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Mar 21, 2018 • 30min
#788 Manufacturing Misery
The hosts reflect on how societal attitudes have shifted regarding personal struggles, noting how misery is often displayed openly today. They dive into the complexities of cultural appropriation, specifically discussing Bruno Mars and the fine line between influence and imitation in music. The conversation also highlights personal health issues raised by listeners, blending serious discussions about treatment with lighter moments. Together, they navigate nostalgia, family dynamics, and the evolving nature of emotional expression.

Mar 20, 2018 • 31min
#787 The Ultimate Price
A recent trip to the White House for a summit on the opioid epidemic sparks intriguing discussions about the crisis and potential solutions. The conversation shifts to the dangers of using opioids for chronic pain management, linking it to emotional well-being. Media sensationalism's impact on public perception is critiqued, advocating for more rational discourse. Personal anecdotes from a visit to Austin reveal insights into car buying and technology, while reflecting on the complexities of local infrastructure and identity. Hair health and parenting essentials also make an appearance!

Mar 19, 2018 • 32min
#786 Coffee & Cake
Discover the intriguing evolution of automotive commercials from the 70s to today, revealing shifts in humor and gender roles. Dive into a poignant discussion about a tragic pet incident on a flight, leading to reflections on traveling with dogs. The hosts share personal stories that highlight the fine line between fitness and health, alongside insights into biohacking. Enjoy a light-hearted take on coffee, cake, and the jittery joys of indulgence, all while keeping a playful balance in life.

Mar 16, 2018 • 34min
#785 I Knew When I Saw Her Eyes
The hosts tackle intriguing topics starting with a concerned parent's inquiry about his son's unusual urination behavior. They dive into the challenges of balancing work and alcohol intake, especially in remote settings. A poignant story arises when a caller realizes his girlfriend's mother is his childhood abuser. The discussion also highlights the complexities of medicating a young child, emphasizing careful evaluations over hasty decisions. Finally, they touch on the lasting impacts of early childhood experiences on relationships.

Mar 15, 2018 • 29min
#784 Bowling Alone
Dr. Drew discusses attending a White House gathering on the opioid crisis, blending serious topics with humor. Adam shares his chilly pool plunge routine and his son's hilarious cold plunge attempt. The hosts dive into reflections on community and responsibility, touching on behaviors in orphaned elephants compared to humans. They also explore socioeconomic realities of manual labor and share amusing anecdotes, including a chaotic closet installation with a quirky character, highlighting the blend of personal narratives and social commentary.

Mar 14, 2018 • 26min
#783 Plenty Of Time For Backup
The hosts dive into the aftermath of a tragic school shooting, critiquing law enforcement's response and discussing the psychological barriers officers face in crises. They offer personal reflections on courage and decision-making under pressure. A caller shares her struggle with her daughter's revelation about her biological father, prompting an emotional conversation about familial bonds versus genetic ties. The discussion also lightens with useful life tips and a Tesla giveaway, blending serious topics with some lighthearted fun.

Mar 13, 2018 • 27min
#782 I'm Driving to Cape Horn
The discussion kicks off with a deep dive into Hugh Hefner's controversial legacy, weighing his social impact against unsettling aspects of his relationships. A heartfelt call reveals a family's struggle with cancer treatment decisions. The hosts share light-hearted stories about an spontaneous trip to Cape Horn, contrasting serious life planning with humor. They also tackle evolving notions of masculinity and practical skills in today’s society, alongside promoting meaningful community involvement and health initiatives.

Mar 12, 2018 • 33min
#781 That's Not A Kind Of Music!
A lively debate unfolds around the pitfalls of personal deadlines, with humorous examples from life and work. Adam critiques contemporary music, especially Kanye West, while offering practical car-buying tips. The challenges of managing personal space and motivation spark discussions on responsibility and commitment. Callers share poignant stories, including coping with divorce and career shifts. All these threads intertwine, painting a picture of empathy, human behavior, and the complexities of change.

Mar 9, 2018 • 30min
#780 Memory Problems? None That I Can Recall
Explore the overwhelming abundance of quality content today and how it impacts our media consumption. Journey back to the late 70s with amusing reflections on classic TV commercials and automotive gems. Delve into the tricky connections between erectile dysfunction, porn consumption, and psychological factors. The hosts share their nostalgia for vintage cars while contrasting them with modern media's evolution. With humor and insight, they navigate the past's influence on today's societal attitudes.

Mar 7, 2018 • 31min
#779 You Give Me Hope For The Future
In a candid discussion, Adam and Drew tackle tough issues, including the struggles of addiction and the fears of relapse faced by a caller. They explore the impact of Adderall on meth use with insights from a police officer. The conversation delves into the vital role of community support versus financial solutions in addressing social problems. They also address the complexities of pain management and the influence of public scrutiny on police practices, highlighting the urgent need for systemic reforms.


