The Adam and Dr. Drew Show

This week, Dr. Drew's remote from Austin, while Ace shares his travel schedules, and the changes in physical ability at a later stage in life. Drew tells Adam about a rise in young men preferring to hire prostitutes over seeking a romantic partner and they hear from a caller who wants to talk about the spiritual differences between Adam and Drew.

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Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing the frustrating nature problems like homelessness and how the arguments that people make surrounding such problems end up being an impediment to actually making any progress in resolving the underlying problem. They also discuss the absurdity that is the number of rules that exist in Los Angeles that only become more frustrating in the wake of rules being ignored when it comes to the homeless population. Adam is joined by Dr. Bruce where Adam gives Bruce a bit of a dressing down over the coffee he is consuming before starting to tell Bruce a story about his agent James 'Babydoll' Dixon. They then turn to the phones and speak to a caller who believes she may have met Adam when he was teaching comedy traffic school. Sticking with the phones, Adam and Dr. Drew speak with a caller who has questions about Hollywood types and the lack of conservative speech coming from that community.

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Adam and Drew hear from a man going through the process of adopting in Germany and someone with thoughts on Jason Momoa. Next they take a dive into the speaking style of Willie Wilson.

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Adam shows Drew some clips from an old children's show called 'Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!'. Then, he explains how this show foreshadowed the downfall of America's youth.

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Drew tells Adam about a professor getting verbally attacked by students during a lecture on evolutionary psychology before the two discuss the fear being ignited in America by Trump's possibility of being reelected. Next, they discuss the University of Michigan employing 142 diversity, equity, and inclusion staff members.

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Adam and Dr. Drew discuss Harvey Weintstein's sexual abuse scandal and Adam questions the hubris behind Weinstein's vocal support for reinstating Roman Polanski to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Dr. Drew uses the Yanny/Laurel clip as an example of how perceptual differences can feed cognitive distortions and paves the way for confirmation bias. Later, they guys go to the phones where they take calls including one from a caller looking for advice on dealing with his sister-in-law's opioid addiction and another looking to get a handle on his depression.

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Adam gets into showing his 'Uppity' documentary to Byron Allen and takes a dive into the odd practices of Rotten Tomato scoring. Next, they take a look at Stanford’s associate dean of diversity joining a student protest as they shout down a Fifth Circuit appellate judge. Finally, they talk about how financial strain may lead companies to stop embracing woke culture.

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Adam and Drew take a look at Tucker Carlson's recent comments on 'Redacted' and discuss how Biden's policies are based mostly on prognostics. Next, Drew tells Adam about a recent protest of a judge who was speaking at Stanford University.

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Adam shares the two different types of people who would want to become a prison warden before he and Drew break down a Gatorade commercial and analyze the mixed messaging in Subaru advertising. They revisit some Nike messaging to women and discuss how Adam's "in 50 years we'll all be chicks" prophecy has come to fruition.

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Adam and Dr. Drew are joined this episode by comedian Jo Koy for a discussion on Jo's Carolla Digital podcast 'The Koy Pond.' They then turn to the phones and a caller turns them on to 'Hello Groceries' by Chase, a 70s gem that Adam & Drew have a good time breaking down. Adam also recounts to Drew and funny one two punch he suffered when trying to communicate with one of his guys. Adam and Drew discuss lingo that was prominent in the 70s.

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