Jo Koy joins Adam and Drew in studio and they take a call from NFL wide receiver Brandon Marshall to discuss mental health awareness and Brandon's fine from the NFL for wearing green cleats. Jo Koy and Adam then share some personal stories involving family members who suffer from mental illness. AdamAndDrDrewShow.com

Adam and Drew discuss their New Year's resolutions, online dating, and video games. AdamAndDrDrewShow.com

Adam and Drew discuss their feelings about the show hitting its 200th episode. They then talk about Bean falling off stage at KROQ's Almost Acoustic Christmas and Mike August getting hit by a car earlier this week. As the show wraps up they take a few listener phone calls. AdamAndDrDrewShow.com

Dr. Bruce returns to fill in for Dr. Drew. He talks to Adam about sicknesses, food poisoning, and cunnillingus. AdamAndDrDrewShow.com

Adam is joined by Dr. Bruce while Dr. Drew is out of town. Bruce tells Adam about some of the things he's been frequently seeing come into the emergency room where he works. As the show wraps up, the pair take questions from listeners both via email and the phone. AdamAndDrDrewShow.com

Adam and Drew open the show taking listener phone calls including how to get your parent to consider going to therapy later in life and a chef with a question about his career path. Adam also gives Drew his philosophy on made up beauty products and asserts that if he could raise a child without any of those products being introduced that child would look much better thirty years later than a child using all the products. As the show wraps up Adam and Drew discuss the recent Bill Cosby controversy. AdamAndDrDrewShow.com

Adam and Drew are back together and open the show discussing Adam's father and his lack of enthusiasm for almost everything in life. Adam and Drew also discuss an early Saturday Night Live sketch about 'natural' cereals that leads to a discussion about Euell Gibbons and his promotion of Grape Nuts. As the show wraps up they also take listener phone calls on topics from abusive parents to Asperger syndrome. AdamAndDrDrewShow.com

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing how parents need to put a large emphasis on teaching by example. Whether it's having your kids see you read, exercise or be charitable, kids tend to learn behavior best by observing their parents and role models engaging in that behavior. They also take listener phone calls on a variety of topics including dating in medical school and renting in a nice neighborhood versus buying in a less affluent area. AdamAndDrDrewShow.com

Adam and Drew open the show this week discussing what they're thankful for before transitioning into discussion of the recent unrest around the Ferguson Grand Jury verdict. They also discuss the idea that people want 'their group' to be policing within their community and Adam argues that we need to move past the idea of needing to identify as 'groups'. They also cite the Kelly Thomas case from Fullerton, California to illustrate some of the hypocrisy in press coverage of issues like this. AdamAndDrDrewShow.com

Actor Phillip Keene returns with Adam and Dr. Drew to discuss relationships and how to make them last. Drew raises the issue of sustaining long term relationships and everyone weighs in on what they think are the ingredients to making a relationship successful. As the conversation evolves, Phillip and Drew try to help Adam rectify some of the issues that are constantly annoying Adam in both his personal and professional life. AdamAndDrDrewShow.com