

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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Oct 13, 2013 • 1h 3min
#086: Pipe Fitting
The hosts dive into the quirks of friendship amid serious health journeys, sharing personal stories that blend humor with reflection. They explore the light-hearted side of mortality, recounting amusing anecdotes about aging. A lively discussion emerges about music, contrasting classic bands with modern genres. The conversation touches on the impact of childhood trauma on health and the importance of therapy, while also tackling relationship dynamics, including trust and betrayal, with both sincerity and laughter.

Oct 10, 2013 • 50min
#085: It's Just a Waste of My Water!
A child hilariously boards a plane without a ticket, sparking discussions on parenting's unpredictability. Is Los Angeles smart or just quirky? The speakers highlight the city's water management woes amid rains—ironic, right? They dive into balancing family responsibilities with personal time and critique the disconnect in corporate leadership. Personal responsibility and a call for better local governance wrap up the conversation, showcasing a whirlwind of fascinating insights.

Oct 6, 2013 • 55min
#084: Learning
The hosts dive into the nuances of humor and misunderstandings, sharing a comedic school incident that highlights the tension between comedy and sensitivities. They tackle the frustrations of outrage culture and advocate for constructive conversations. Personal stories shed light on parent-child dynamics and the emotional weight of obligations. Plus, they humorously compare old communication methods to today's tech. Finally, listeners get insights into the financial realities of creative projects and the importance of audience engagement.

Oct 3, 2013 • 47min
#083: Dr. Drew's Cancer
The hosts delve into a heartfelt discussion about prostate cancer, with a focus on a personal health revelation. They explore the complexities of treatment options like 'watchful waiting' versus immediate surgery, while using witty analogies throughout. Insights on advanced surgical techniques and the role of telemedicine are shared, along with personal narratives about navigating health challenges. The conversation also highlights healthcare disparities and the pivotal role of patient education in making informed decisions.

Sep 29, 2013 • 58min
#082: Kristen and Marni from the Ask Women Podcast
Kristen Carney and Marni Kinrys, co-hosts of the Ask Women Podcast, provide insightful dating advice for men and explore relationship dynamics. They delve into the importance of empathy and understanding societal expectations in attraction. The conversation addresses women’s standards in partner selection and the pressures high achievers face. They also touch on competition in children’s sports, with an entertaining look at participation trophies versus genuine improvement. Listeners gain practical tips on communication and navigating the complexities of modern relationships.

Sep 26, 2013 • 52min
#081: Y.P.O.
The hosts dive into the Emmy results, celebrating 'Breaking Bad' and discussing gender representation among writers in variety shows. Adam shares his passion for racing vintage cars with his kids during a trip to Coronado. They tackle the complexities of parental involvement, balancing engagement and independence, and explore how socioeconomic factors influence parenting styles. With humor, they reflect on health narratives and emphasize the joy of parenting over fear, inspiring listeners to cherish meaningful family moments.

Sep 22, 2013 • 53min
#080: A Little Hit and Miss
A child's original joke kicks off a humorous discussion between the hosts. They delve into the evolution of Adam's therapy journey, touching on personal insights and desires. The Feast of San Gennaro in Los Angeles is highlighted, showcasing Adam's creative contributions. The duo explores genetic diversity's impact on attraction, prompting intriguing theories. Finally, they address listener questions about male hormone replacement therapy and reflective moments from their friendship, revealing Adam's talent and the complexities of condom use with birth control.

Sep 19, 2013 • 49min
#079: Fish and Chips
The hosts dive into a tragic traffic accident that sparks a discussion about motorcycle safety versus cinematic portrayals. They humorously navigate reckless driving tales and share tips on radar detectors. The complexities of NFL rules and officiating decisions lead to a critique of sports governance. The conversation also shifts to mental health and substance withdrawal, revealing the struggles of recovering addicts and the importance of meaningful work in fostering identity and purpose.

Sep 15, 2013 • 58min
#078: Envy
The hosts dive into their admiration for specialized skills, celebrating talents like mechanical engineering. They discuss the recent viral prank by Jimmy Kimmel, exploring the allure of fail videos and the emotions they evoke, including schadenfreude. The conversation shifts to the heavy themes of envy and personal growth, examining how these feelings can hinder one’s development. They also tackle a listener's dilemma about job promotions versus further education, highlighting the importance of choice in personal and professional paths.

Sep 12, 2013 • 60min
#077: Vexed
The discussion kicks off with the pitfalls of instant gratification affecting today's kids. Adam shares his frustrations with football officiating, sparking a debate on technology's role in improving the game. A light-hearted look at animals leads to thoughts on dating dynamics and interracial relationships, exploring attraction shaped by culture. Nostalgia blends with humor as they reflect on past movie experiences versus modern frustrations. Tune in for insights on sports, relationships, and the balance between tradition and innovation.


