Dr. Drew brings up California governor candidate Sheriff Bianco’s effort to crack down on election fraud, prompting Adam to go off on politicians and city councils that seem uninterested in election integrity. They talk about celebrities whose appearances seem to have changed from Trump Derangement Syndrome, discuss ICE filling in for TSA at airports, and react to a clip of Cory Booker slamming Trump’s decision to deploy ICE to help with long lines. Adam wonders how wild it would be to explain fishing licenses to a Founding Father and why he thinks the classic “Who’s on First?” bit is actually not a good sketch.

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July 27, 2016

Adam and Drew open the show discussing the fact that Drew is still feeling the effects of his jet lag. They then quickly turn to the phones and talk to a caller in his late twenties surrounded by people getting married who is wondering at what age he starts to be the odd man out not being in a committed relationship. They also take a call from someone who has a different, perhaps more informed, perspective on a past caller to this show.

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 Adam and Dr. Drew open the show talking about people who feel compelled to point out others’ insecurities, and Adam shares the odd way he found out Dr. Drew’s daughter is getting married. Drew then tells a story about a woman who died on a flight, before Adam pivots to a young woman killed by an illegal immigrant in Chicago, ranting about crime in sanctuary cities and reacting to politician Maria Hadden’s explanation for the incident. They criticize politicians who focus on abstract social injustices over real-world problems and discuss the qualities men and women are inherently born with.

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July 13, 2016

Adam is joined by comedian and friend of the show Adam Ray for today’s episode and they open the show talking about the differences and similarities between their fathers during their respective upbringings. The guys also discover that they would be two of the worst drug and alcohol councilors ever before turning to the phones and talking to a caller who has an idea for creating a PSA that may be useful in today’s political climate.

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 Adam explains his recent fascination with the Baja Marimba Band, prompting Dr. Drew to share how he was inspired to play marimbas in the ’70s, while Adam pushes back on his sister’s claims that their dad toured with the band—even though he was never that great on trumpet. Adam talks about the long road to becoming a successful stand-up, why he likes comparing clashing family recollections (including a new claim that their mom was friends with Carol Burnett), and Drew closes by drawing eerie parallels between Hugh Hefner and Jeffrey Epstein.

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March 20, 2024

Adam starts off today’s show by talking about safety, they recant the lies thrown our way by officials, and an alarming wake up by firefighters. Plus, Dr. Drew tackles the latest in Trump Derangement, and Don Lemon’s behavior on X.

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Jill Simonian from PragerU Kids joins Adam and Dr. Drew as they try to decode Armenian culture and talk about how Jill got started at PragerU. They dig into victimhood culture, corruption in California including Nick Shirley’s fraud investigation, the failures of the education system, government Covid messaging, and teachers unions, then react to Jim Jordan grilling Dr. Fauci and revisit the SoFi Stadium “mask between bites” guidance and Adam’s own run-in on a horse trail during peak Covid, leading to a conversation about pandemic-era narcissism.

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October 15, 2024

Adam kicks off the week talking about the recent gambling odds in football this past weekend, Drew then delves into the election betting lines, and they try to figure out the inconsistencies with IDs. Plus, Huntington Beach’s ongoing battle with the State of California, the governing bodies’ policies are coming back full circle, and they dissect the Axe body spray movement.

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 Adam and Dr. Drew react to a clip of Helen Andrews explaining psychological differences between men and women, then Adam plays a news segment that stunned him—a mother claiming her 8‑year‑old can’t sleep because they’re afraid ICE agents will break in and kidnap them. They go on to talk about people who act nice but have dishonest intentions, rant about not knowing or caring about anyone’s birthday and why they’re fine with that, and wrap up by reacting to a brutal clip of Tim Walz getting grilled over Minnesota fraud.

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February 28, 2017

Adam and Drew open the show discussing the fact that Drew recently sang the national anthem at the Los Angeles Kings game. They then turn to the phones and take several calls including a mom who is wondering when to tell her now adults kids to move out of the family home and another who is trying to find a reasonable way to get his girlfriend to become more active and possibly accompany her to the gym in order to keep her healthy.

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