Adam and Dr. Bruce open the show discussing Adam's childhood and what, if any, praise Adam received from his friends and family for his quick wit and penchant for comedy. They then turn to the phones and speak to a caller who seriously injured his back bowling in his early 30s as well as another who wants to clarify Adam's thoughts on the school to prison pipeline. The show wraps up with some thoughts from Adam on the unfortunate traits of his sidekicks throughout the years.

Adam and Dr. Bruce open the show discussing how the absent Dr. Drew seems to be constantly suffering from some kind of affliction. They then turn to the phones and speak to a caller who is on a high dose of adderall but finds himself very productive. They also speak to a caller with a spelling based idea which sends Adam into a more prolonged story about his ability, or lack-thereof, to read.

Adam opens the show welcoming our friend Dr. Bruce in place of an out of town Dr. Drew and schools him up on how to look like an expert when talking about rebar. After a bit of discussion about Bruce's life as a doctor the guys quickly turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including someone having marital troubles, and another who has a question about impaired driving and marijuana being in your system which leads to a larger conversation about marijuana use.

Adam and Drew open the show talking about a book about Grant that Dr. Drew is reading which leads to a general conversation about history. The guys then turn to the phones and speak to a caller whose best friend is having a hard time with alcohol and has recently threatened suicide. They also speak to a caller who is considering moving back home to help his drug addicted and disabled mother and another who lost custody of her very young child and is looking to get it back.

Ace & Drew open the show by going straight to the phones and speaking to a fan who was on hold for quite a while and it concerned with the details of hormone replacement therapy. They also help out a caller who thinks his wife is starting to explore being with females and another who is worried about his parents weight as they get older and healthcare starts to become a concern. As the show wraps up, Adam & Drew discuss some of Adam's wiring and how it related to an interaction with his nanny Olga.

Adam and Dr Drew open the show up with Drew asking Adam how he should go about trying to avoid being effected by social media feedback. They also explore some of the habits Adam has been trying & failing to impart to those around him and speak to a variety of callers as well.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing the revelations that have been coming out both from Leann Tweeden and Representative John Conyers. The conversation then turns to some thoughts Adam has on affect and how it plays into the musical profession. The guys then turn to the phones leading to an extensive yet different rant on music. Before they wrap, they speak to a former soldier who has thoughts on PTSD.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show talking about some medical research that Drew's been doing for an upcoming speech that has him very concerned with leads into Adam giving Drew his take on the teaching community. They then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including one who thinks that he & Adam can save the NFL and another with questions about problem relationships and the currently political climate.

Adam and Drew open the show with Adam paying off a tease from Wednesday's show wherein he explains to Drew how he plans to start doing more motivational speaking engagements and expand his business into that space. The conversation expands to a more general idea of motivation and getting people to listen to those who are successful.

Adam and Drew open the show recounting a conversation that was had off air between Adam and his employees about a makeshift ramp that was implemented for an Adam Carolla Show guest who is wheelchair bound. The guys then get into a discussion about horse sense and how the current technology that exists has eliminated a lot of people's muscle for common sense.