The Adam and Dr. Drew Show

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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Adam and Dr. Drew begin by reflecting on their early childhood suspicions that artificial foods are unhealthy, with Dr. Drew explaining how processed eating became ingrained in American culture. They take a wild detour trying to figure out what balsam and nougat are, and Adam rants about his hatred for cherry tomatoes. Later, they discuss why young people today often resist criticism, with Adam sharing stories about former employees, and Dr. Drew asks what cultural issues weigh most on Adam’s mind.

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8/5/2012: Dr. Drew is back with Adam for a 1-on1 chat about alcoholism, vacation woes, and the dangers of talcum powder. They also go to the phones to answer sex, drug and relationship questions.

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Adam and Dr. Drew kick things off by weighing the beauty of California against its increasingly dysfunctional governance. Dr. Drew asks how Rick Caruso foresaw the need to hire a private fire department just days before the Southern California wildfires hit, leading Adam to compare Caruso’s foresight with Mayor Karen Bass’s lackluster response. The conversation turns to an old LA Times article about how Dr. Drew was considered for the city’s homeless commission, sparking backlash from the political left.

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8/5/2012: Dr. Drew is back with Adam for a 1-on1 chat about alcoholism, vacation woes, and the dangers of talcum powder. They also go to the phones to answer sex, drug and relationship questions.

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Comedian and YouTuber Mario Adrion joins Adam and Dr. Drew for a lively conversation about the dark origins of German fairy tales, the cultural insanity of Where the Wild Things Are, and how the self-esteem movement has warped a generation. Mario shares what it was like growing up with a stoic German mom, leading to a hilarious sandwich evaluation from Adam and Drew. They also react to a baffling clip from an old children’s show, explore the differences between male and female aggression, and hear about Mario’s recent marriage—including the surprising culture shock he and his wife experienced.

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Groundling alums Jillian Bell & Charlotte Newhouse of the Comedy Central show Idiotsitter join Adam and Dr. Drew. As the show opens, Adam compares notes with Jillian and Charlotte about their respective experiences with the classes. The gang then turns to listener phone calls before a fight ensues between Adam and Drew over a story Charlotte tells.

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On this episode of The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, the guys react to Hunter Biden’s recent profanity-laced interview, and discuss his claim that President Joe Biden was taking Ambien—prompting Dr. Drew to explain the serious risks of giving the drug to elderly patients. Adam shifts gears to talk about the massive amount of water wasted daily, and the two reflect on the lost art of following instructions in today’s distracted generation. Dr. Drew also brings up Adam’s recent interview with Steve Guttenberg, which leads to a hilarious discussion about the sad state of the sandwiches their mothers made growing up—especially Adam’s mom, who didn’t make them at all. The episode wraps with Adam recapping his weekend race at Road America and sharing some behind-the-scenes highlights from the track.

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Groundling alums Jillian Bell & Charlotte Newhouse of the Comedy Central show Idiotsitter join Adam and Dr. Drew. As the show opens, Adam compares notes with Jillian and Charlotte about their respective experiences with the classes. The gang then turns to listener phone calls before a fight ensues between Adam and Drew over a story Charlotte tells.

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On this episode of The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, Adam kicks things off by explaining why he couldn’t care less about public perception, while Dr. Drew explores what ultimately killed traditional television. They reflect on how easy it is to create content today compared to the massive infrastructure once required for TV and radio. Adam recalls the early days of his podcast, sharing how he was shelling out $10,000 a month for bandwidth before making a dime. The two dig into the rise and fall of The Man Show, revealing behind-the-scenes details and why a show like that could never be made today. Dr. Drew brings up a new study suggesting sitting around a campfire boosts mental health, which sparks a conversation about nostalgia, cultural shifts, and the looming threat of another major California earthquake—something Adam experienced firsthand at one of the lowest points in his life.

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