Adam and Drew open the show discussing Drew's recent eye surgery as well as Adam's recent trip up to Laguna Seca to race his newest Paul Newman Porsche. They also discuss Adam's annoyance and unwillingness to participate in some of the more ludicrous waivers and release forms that have infiltrated our society. They also talk to a caller who has thoughts on how so called 'safe spaces' are impacting his ability to function as a psychotherapist.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing the differences between the generations when it comes to cleanliness and hygiene. The guys then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including one with a question about mental illness, another who is looking for advice on how to see if her boyfriend is serious about marriage and more.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing the so called 'Google Memo' that was in the news the week before last and what the further reaching implications of such a document. Adam and Drew then examine some outrage from last week over the idea that liberals were upset by the idea that Dennis Prager was invited to The Santa Monica Symphony as a guest conductor. The guys then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers on topics including immigration, and more.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing a recent experience that Adam had during a night out at a steakhouse with friends and how the idea of 'wanting' played into that experience. They also discuss TV shows that are good right now and compare what they are watching respectively which leads to a conversation about online bullying. Later they take a call from a disabled fan named Cody and a new game is born.

Adam laments to Dr. Drew about a messy situation regarding his dog. Also, Judd Apatow surprises the guys with a call and talks about his Twitter addiction. After the break, Adam and Drew answer a couple more listener calls.

Adam opens the show by telling Dr. Drew about an experience he recently had speaking with various members of his staff about a screwup involving his shift pattern stickers that he uses in his race cars. Adam explains to Drew the change in people's feelings over the years in terms of their response to a request from a person in a position of power as opposed to from a peer. They also speak to a few callers as the show wraps up.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing how journalists are somewhat shirking their responsibilities when it comes to a fair and balanced reporting of the news given the vast broadcasting power they have been given. For instance, how much time was given to the news last week that Lena Dunham overheard some airline employees talking about transgender people, as opposed to the limited amount of coverage given to the revelation that North Korea has miniaturized their nuclear weapons into a form that fits onto an ICBM. They also discuss the 'best diet article Drew has ever read' and take some listener phone calls.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing Adam's current build to make his daughter a new custom bed, as well as the shocking revelation he saw in one of Natalia's super responsible friends earlier in the day. The guys then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including one with a question about type 1 diabetes, another with a question about virtual therapy and more.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing some of the recent tweets from President Trump suggesting that he would place a wholesale ban on transgendered people serving in the military in any capacity and furthermore explore how the terms surrounding those communities have changed over the years. Adam then turns to the phones and speaks with a caller who is dealing with her husband being a hoarder as well as another who is a med school student looking for some relationship advice.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing people who spend a good amount of time and energy fighting against problems that don't really exist as problems. They also end up exploring some of Elvis' music before turning to the phones and speaking to a variety of callers including one who is concerned that his ex-girlfriend is being destructive to others and another who has a sibling going through some gender fluidity who is wondering if the family's history with mental illness is playing a role.