Dr. Drew opens the show by trying to explain the Cambridge Analytica controversy and the controversy in general that has been in the news as of late that social media companies appear to be selling information about their users without being forthright about that fact. They then welcome in friend of the show Jimmy O. Yang for a wide ranging conversation covering several topics and hypothetical situations including would you rather have your offspring be murdered or be a murderer. As the show wraps up the guys dive into Jimmy's love life.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show by going straight to the phones and speaking to a caller who really loves the show and the sometimes tense dynamic and wants them to harken back to a favorite tense moment over the years. The pair also discover the biorhythm wheel sitting around the studio and try to figure out it's origin, before turning back to the phones and speaking with a caller with a question about a recent 60 minutes story. They also speak to a caller who credits a past call with helping diagnose a disease he was suffering from, and they examine LA Mayor Eric Garcetti's recent visit to Seth Meyers show.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show with Adam sharing something interesting that he learned doing his Take A Knee podcast with hand to hand combat expert Matt Larsen. Adam uses the anecdote to discuss with Drew the idea of how you can vet people to ensure that you have the right people in jobs, using the Parkland Shooting and the Deputy who didn't enter the building as an example. The guys then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including one whose wife is suffering from Bell's Palsy, another who was abusing Benadryl at an extreme rate and more.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show talking about some of the heavy lifting that Dr. Drew has been into lately which leads to a conversation about some of the gene work that Dr. Drew had done on himself that confirmed much of what he had known all along. They then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including one who is having trouble with a co-worker at his new job and another with a question about how diet and mental illness may interact.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show continuing the conversation that started on yesterday's show with guest Brian Kilmeade. They also button up their conversation about common core educational practices. They then turn to the phones and speak to a few callers including one with a question about his wife and an idea for Adam on how to dissuade his employees from behavior that drives him nuts.

Adam and Dr. Drew opening the show with Adam harkening back to a question he posed on Fox News' Outnumbered that he never got an answer to. They then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including one who would like to get off the anxiety medicine he is currently on before their guest Brian Kilmeade calls in. The guys discuss Brian's new book about Andrew Jackson and some of the history surrounding him as well as the differences between the society he lived in and the society we have today.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing how things have changed from the time when Adam and Drew were growing up and people who were dealing with personal issues would tend to keep it to themselves when out in public as opposed to today where people wear their misery on their sleeves. They also discuss the topic of cultural appropriation thats been in the news lately specifically surrounding Bruno Mars. They then turn to the phones and answer some listener questions.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing Drew's recent trip to the White House for a summit on the opioid epidemic and the revelation he had upon seeing the reported news of the day. Adam also tells Dr. Drew about his recent trip to Austin Texas and a realization that he had while speaking with someone and trying to recall a memory of visiting the automaker Roush. They then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing some of the drastic differences between the automotive commercials today as opposed to how they were when he was growing up in the 70s. The guys then turn to the phones and speak to a caller who wants their thoughts on last weeks story about the dog that died on a United flight. They also speak to a caller who has questions about heat shock therapy and working out.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show by going straight to the phones and speaking to a caller whose young son is exhibiting some strange behavior around urination that he's concerned about before turning to a caller who has recently been worried about his daytime alcohol intake and is especially concerned given that he just secured a job where he will work from home. As the show winds down they speak to a caller who met his girlfriend's parents for the first time recently and he instantly recognized her mother as someone who abused him as a child, as wells as a caller who is at odds with his wife about medicating their five year old daughter.