The Adam and Dr. Drew Show

Adam and Drew open the show talking about Drew's impending colonoscopy which of course quickly leads to Ray giving himself enemas at any and all public pools. They then turn to the phones and speak to callers including one with an idea of something to add to Adam's bucket list and another wondering about details on his impending envelope house.

Adam and Drew go straight to the phones as the show starts and talk to a caller who is considering using edible marijuana as a way to avoid taking benzodiazepines. They also speak with a caller who is battling alcoholism and depression looking for advice on how to minimize her withdrawals. They also speak to a caller suffering from severe back pain and another who is having a disagreement with his wife.

Adam and Drew open the show on the hunt for a letter that Natalia sent to Santa Claus before transitioning into talking about one of Drew's sons who forced himself into a hard situation and ultimately thrived as a result of the challenge. The guys then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including one who is experiencing headaches after a colonoscopy and another who is looking to stay motivated.

Adam and Dr. Drew open up the show discussing the recent craziness with the Teen Mom OG Reunion show and he talks with Adam about the Twitter response that he's been dealing with since it aired. They then turn to the phones and speak with a caller who believes that Drew's comments about Hillary Clinton's health started to turn the tide of the election and another worried about taking Tylenol while pregnant.

Adam and Drew open the show going straight to the phones and speak with a caller who is concerned about some medical advice his elderly grandmother is taking as well as another who spoke to Drew on Loveline back in the day calling in with an update. They also speak to a few other callers and have a conversation about how your behaviors will inform others as to your modality in life.

Adam and Drew open the show talking about New Years Resolutions as the start of the new year is rapidly approaching. This quickly transitions into a discussion about people's inability to take in information that they are given and modify their behavior accordingly. They then turn to the phones and speak to a caller about documentary films.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing President Elect Trump's tweet about the act of burning an American flag. The guys then turn to the phone and speak to a variety of callers including one in a long term relationship looking to see if there's any reason to get married and another wondering about Drew's thoughts on the mental health of the Aurora theatre shooter.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show today by going straight to the phones and speaking to a gentlemen in his mid twenties who is concerned with his lack of libido. They also speak to a gentlemen who is worried that his new-ish girlfriend has trust problems when it comes to him and another who is worried that his brother is dating a low quality woman whose bad habits are rubbing off on his brother. As the show winds down they help a caller who has concerns about her elderly mother.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing Twitter and some of the features that they would love to have added to the service. Adam then recounts for Drew a recent interaction he had with his mother that led to his discovering some fairly significant health information he wasn't previously aware of. They later turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including one questioning the different benefits of group therapy as opposed to one on one.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing the phenomenon that was 'The Brady Bunch' and how no one who starred on that show broke out and went on to any other acting roles of prominence. They then turn to the phones and speak to a caller who just moved back to the US and is experiencing personality changes in his wife and another who has concerns about his sister's husband and how controlling he can be.

Adam and Drew open the show with Adam sharing some information with Drew that he recently learned about a YouTube video that Adam stars in. After examining what we may be able to do about the YouTube video the guys go to the phones and speak to callers including one whose father is turning into a hoarder and a special call in from an old friend. https://www.prageru.com/stop-youtube-blocking-prageru-videos

Adam and Drew open up the show discussing the election and the way that American citizens are reacting (perhaps overreacting) to the coverage. The guys then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers on topics ranging from managing a drinking problem to how to maintain balance in a marriage.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing some of the recent Trump controversy and the fallout that it has had for both him and Billy Bush. They then turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including one who is interested in learning more about the pharmaceutical treatments of alcoholism. They also speak to a caller who is trying to figure out social anxiety.

Adam and Drew open the show welcoming 'The Lady Gang' co-host Keltie Knight to The Adam and Dr. Drew Show before Keltie and Drew dive into a recent interaction that they had at a movie premiere. After discussing the merits of sports for kids and the guys on NFL teams who may not actually play in games Drew tells a story about The Insider and his interaction with Gary Coleman.

Drew opens the show telling Adam that he may be joining Adam's wife Lynette in the coming weeks at an event in New York City. After Adam correctly identifies that the trip must in some way involve Bruce Springsteen he tells Dr. Drew about the work commitments he has that will preclude him from joining them in New York the guys turn to the phones and speak to a father of two autistic boys looking for alternative forms of treatment beyond the mainstream. Adam then shares a song with Drew before they turn to another caller and discuss her trouble with the law and child services as a result of her drug addiction.