Adam and Drew open the show discussing self esteem. Adam also tells Drew about his unique perspective as a youngster that was different from those around him in that he was always thinking way down the road as opposed to his friends that were focused solely on what was right in front of them. They also take some listener phone calls including one on Drew's thoughts about pharmaceuticals for children with autism, another who is worried about an abnormal pap smear.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show by going straight to the phones and speaking to a caller who wants to alert them to a disturbing video on YouTube. The guys also speak about the idea of freedom and how the idea has been morphing over the years. They also continue to examine the op-ed that got a few law professors in trouble for suggesting we should go back to some of our older values from the 1950s.

The guys open the show today with Drew telling Adam about a documentary he is working on focusing on the topic of Opioid addiction. They also take some calls including one on cocaine addiction. Adam and Drew also explore an op-ed that is making the point that we should revert to some of the values from the 1950s as a way to solve some of society's ills.

Adam and Drew open the show with a discussion about the insane things that the digital freeway boards in southern California are used for and some suggestions of things that would be more effective uses of the space. They also talk to some listeners including one with a question about healthy sleep.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing Drew's son Douglas and how he is a well put together and confident person, especially given his age and both guys give different thoughts on how he got there and could've gotten there other ways as well. They also speak to a few callers including one who is trying to figure out how to tell his girlfriend that he doesn't want to move in with her as a result of her teenage child living in the home as well.

Adam and Drew open the show with Adam's thoughts on the so called 'feeling era' that we are in now as Americans. They also go to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including one with a question about the idea of effective altruism and a question about a famous musician who was imprisoned for almost unspeakable crimes wherein the caller wants Drew's take on how people are capable of such heinous acts.

Adam and Drew open the show with Drew telling Adam about a recent Funny or Die video that he did relating to prostate cancer. The guys then turn to the phones and speak to a caller who feels that his mother is very similar to Adam's mom and needs some advice. Adam also examines some of the interaction patterns that he has noticed in both his mom and others that he can not understand. They also speak to a caller with an unhealthy relationship with alcohol who is looking for advice.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing a comment made just before the mics started recording before going to the phones and speaking to a variety of callers including one looking for advice on a mid life crisis car to buy, another who is wondering if spouses create conflict just for conflicts sake and more.

Adam opens the show discussing some of his documentaries and a frustrating exchange he had regarding them while at the Monterey Historics weekend while talking with an automotive journalist. They then turn to the phones and speak to a caller who takes issue with the fat based diets that are commonly talked about on the various Carolla Digital shows. They also talk to a caller who is at his wits end after a terrible experience at the California DMV. The show wraps up with a caller giving the guys some praise.

Adam and Drew open the show by going straight to the phones and speaking to a listener who has been dealing with Chron's disease for over 20 years and takes issue with something she's heard Adam say about the disease. They also talk to a caller who has a solution for Adam's desire for Los Angeles to have flashing yellow turn arrows to allow for safe turns against traffic and speed up the city's traffic flow. Later Adam and Drew examine the long lost Tom Shales 'Man Show' review.