The Adam and Dr. Drew Show

Adam opens the show telling Drew about the ongoing saga that is his quest to install terrazzo tile in his home and some of the latest complications to that project, as well as some serious confusion that was had when Adam tried to explain the same story to Ray. They then turn to the phones and speak to a former military member with a question about people's lack of interest and more.

Adam and Drew open today's show discussing friend and fellow comedian Theo Von and a story that he told Drew recently on a different show before they turn to the phones and speak to a caller with a dilemma involving his autistic son. They also speak to a caller wondering about Testosterone Replacement Therapy as a way to mitigate depression.

Adam and open reminiscing about some of their least favorite Loveline guests over the years and Adam's reaction to the somewhat common threat from guests that they may walk out and leave the show. They then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including one who wants further details on the story of Adam's sister running away from home during their childhoods.

Adam and Drew open the show by going straight to the phones and talking to a caller who may be dealing with Imposter Syndrome in his career as well as another who is having trouble in his relationship owing to, in his estimation, the increase in travel in his wife's career. The guys also discuss an old pay stub that Adam found from one of his very first paying gigs in Hollywood.

Adam and Drew open the show going straight to the phones to talk to a caller about a phenomenon that he feels may be the downfall of society. They also speak to a variety of other callers including one with a question about the progression of Drew's career.

Adam and Drew open the show with guest Jimmy O. Yang of 'Silicon Valley' fame discussing a recently proposed law that would stratify California moving violation fines. The conversation then turns to Tim Allen's recently cancelled well performing sitcom 'Last Man Standing' and the general ethos that conservatives are not so welcome in Hollywood.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing a recent experience that Adam had during a night out at a steakhouse with friends and how the idea of 'wanting' played into that experience. They also discuss TV shows that are good right now and compare what they are watching respectively which leads to a conversation about online bullying. Later they take a call from a disabled fan named Cody and a new game is born.

Adam and Drew open the show with Adam explaining to Drew the odyssey that has been his quest to have Terrazzo tiling installed in his home. They also discuss some of the progress being made on the KROQ documentary, or documentary series as the case may be. Adam also tells Drew a story about a car he purchased right when he was starting to make some money and how it was symbolic to him and met an unfortunate end.

Adam and Drew open the show by turning straight to the phones and speaking to a variety of callers including one who is in a sexual drought with his wife after the birth of their second child, another who is wondering if he can date someone he knows through AA and more. The guys then discuss the classic film 'The Shining' and some of Drew's quirks before wrapping up the show.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing Dr. Bruce's job filling in for Drew last week as well as some of the writing aspects of Adam's current Spike TV show 'Adam Carolla & Friends Build Stuff Live'. Adam then shares with Drew something he was tweeted by a fan from The Los Angeles Times discussing how people with autism are being taught how to interact with police officers. They then speak to a caller looking to modify his alcohol intake

The guys open the show discussing a recent animation that our good friend Michael Narren sent into the show before getting to an original song sent in by a fan via Twitter. The guys then discuss the fact that MTV is considering bringing back a TV version of 'Loveline' with a different host. The guys then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers.

Adam and Dr. Bruce open up the show speaking to a caller who has recently run into some recent legal trouble while in school and wondering what he should do from here. They also speak to a caller having a terrible reaction to his testosterone cream and looking for an alternative. As the show winds down Adam and Bruce talk a bit about how doctors, specifically Bruce & Drew, are wired when it comes to rules.

Adam and Dr. Bruce open the show speaking to a caller who is wondering why she has a very similar disorder to Adam despite Adam attributing it to his shitty childhood, something the caller didn't experience. They also speak to a caller who recently heard a Minnesota radio show host mentioning a KROQ documentary and another wondering how Adam explained to people that he couldn't necessarily read.

Adam and Dr. Bruce open the show speaking to a caller who is wondering if a vexing social situation that bothers him to no end also bothers Adam. Adam also recounts to Bruce some interactions he has had with his nanny and family members where Adam may come off as curt but simply because he's trying to glean information. They then turn to the phones and speak to a caller looking to get off opiates. As the show wraps up, the guys chat with a caller who wants Adam's thoughts on joining the comedy scene in today's culturally sensitive climate.

Adam and Dr. Bruce open the show going to the phones and speaking to a caller who recently took a stand at a kids soccer game much to the dismay of other parents. They also speak to another caller who is wondering about one of the many improvements Adam has made to his houses over the years. The guys also find themselves talking about some of the cities in the San Fernando Valley where Adam has lived over the years.