The Adam and Dr. Drew Show

Adam and Dr. Drew offer advice to a caller about raising twins. They also help a man who is having trouble dealing with his wife’s depression and then they discuss the future of male birth control.

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On this episode of The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, Adam kicks things off with a surprisingly passionate rant about coasters, calling out Dr. Drew for forgetting to use one. He explains how, growing up, there was no such thing as a cold drink in his house, so coasters were never part of his upbringing. From there, Adam shifts gears to one of his California pet peeves—people who insist on saying “The PCH” instead of just “PCH.”

Later, Adam and Dr. Drew turn to heavier subject matter as they react to the recent tragic incident in Minnesota. Dr. Drew provides his expert perspective on the mental health issues tied to such crimes, while Adam weighs in with his own thoughts on the broader societal challenges at play. The two break down the complexities of personal responsibility, prevention, and the cultural landscape that often shapes these tragic outcomes.

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Adam and Dr. Drew offer advice to a caller about raising twins. They also help a man who is having trouble dealing with his wife’s depression and then they discuss the future of male birth control.

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On this episode of The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, Dr. Drew kicks things off by reacting to James Comey’s bizarre new video professing his love for Taylor Swift, sparking a conversation about how everyone seems to be campaigning for public approval these days. Adam points out the unsettling trend of old TV personalities like Ellen and Bill Cosby, who were always dancing and performing for the cameras, later being exposed as deeply flawed individuals, and he compares that same off-putting behavior to politicians like Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton with their awkward laughter. Dr. Drew dives into how cognitive dissonance has warped people’s ability to think clearly, while the guys also revisit an old Loveline clip of Jewel singing live, leading to a discussion on how unreliable our memories can be compared to what actually happened.

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Adam and Drew open the show this week discussing the way that Adam wants to make sure that he shares experiences with his children. Later they take listener phone calls on having an autistic parent, recovering from childhood sexual abuse and porn addiction.

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On this episode of The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, Dr. Drew brings up Mayor Karen Bass’s claim that the President is abusing his power by sending the National Guard to Washington, D.C., prompting Adam to call out the flawed logic of the left with affirmative action as an example. They discuss the importance of family and education in raising good kids, with Adam noting how neglecting these values leads to troubled youth. Dr. Drew also breaks down Gavin Newsom’s post claiming Republican states are the most violent, explaining how the data is spun, before the guys revisit an old Loveline clip where Adam’s uncle asks who talks more—Adam or Drew.

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Adam and Drew open the show this week discussing the way that Adam wants to make sure that he shares experiences with his children. Later they take listener phone calls on having an autistic parent, recovering from childhood sexual abuse and porn addiction.

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On this episode of The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, Adam and Dr. Drew discuss the alarming rise in impulsive violence and how people today often act without considering the consequences. They explore the differences between men and women when it comes to aggression before taking a nostalgic detour into their Loveline days, reacting to an old clip and debating the timeless humor of farts. Adam shares a hilarious story about a road trip to Vegas with Jimmy Kimmel that involved some legendary flatulence, then pivots to wondering why homes used to be so small. He recalls a construction job in a tiny Valley house where a crew member named Frank absolutely wrecked the bathroom, and wraps things up by explaining why he's never in car accidents—thanks to his constant situational awareness.

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Adam and Drew are back together after Adam’s long hiatus to shoot his independent movie ‘Road Hard’ and promote his new book ‘President Me’. Adam recaps some of his trips with Drew and they discuss how the influence of the Trial Lawyers Association of America has made getting things done in Washington a virtual impossibility. They also examine the tragedy that recently struck the Santa Barbara area and look at some of the societal ills that have developed in recent years and how they could be contributing to tragedies such as these.

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On this episode of The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, reality TV star Tom Schwartz joins Adam and Dr. Drew in the studio! They reminisce about meeting backstage at a Foo Fighters concert before diving into Adam’s gripes with classic rock bands like The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac, and why society desperately needs more structure and discipline. Dr. Drew discusses how young women are more susceptible to ideological influence in college, while Adam reflects on teaching his son how to function in the real world. The trio tackles topics like the downfall of the food pyramid, the harm of the self-esteem movement, and society’s overindulgence in things like bacon and adult content. They also share hilarious memories of stumbling upon old-school porn in the woods and debate obscure drink orders like martinis on the rocks.

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