The Adam and Dr. Drew Show

Theo Von sits in for a traveling Dr. Drew today and he and Adam open the show discussing the end of Adam's tenure on Loveline. After discussing some of Adam's experiences with the locals he encountered in Europe, the guys turn to the phones. They speak to a variety of callers including one with questions about Theo's MTV background, another with a bladder problem and a guy looking for advice on procuring a new vehicle.

Adam and Drew open the show today talking about Adam's early life experiences working as a comedy traffic school instructor before getting into some listener phone calls. They speak to a variety of callers including one in his early twenties who is wondering how to determine when is the right time to settle down and get married and another who is curious how Drew was able to overcome his experiences with panic disorder.

Adam and Drew open the show lamenting the ridiculous heat wave that has struck Los Angeles and they relate it to how it brings up memories of their childhoods specifically when it comes to sports. They then turn to the phones and talk to a variety of callers including one who wants to get Adam & Drew's take on leadership and another who is trying to figure out how much of his history to reveal to those he's dating.

Adam and Drew open the show today discussing the recent OJ Simpson 30 for 30 documentary. They then turn to the phones and talk to a variety of callers on a wide range of topics including if binge watching television can be legitimately addictive, how to get a partner to go into therapy with his partner, and a woman with a significant Xanax prescription who is worried about long term effects.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing the 'participation trophy generation' and how it has permeated all parts of our society. Adam then talks about how his home remodel is starting to wrap up and the timing of his assistant departing for his honeymoon has thrown a bit of a wrench in the plans. They then turn to the phones and talk to a guy dealing with a alcohol problem, another who is worried about head trauma from sparing at a boxing gym, amongst others.

The show opens with Ace and Drew talking about Adam's family history of making sure not only to spend almost no money but to also eat and drink horrible fake versions of products. They then discuss what Adam thinks is the worst car in history. As they go to the phones they speak to a caller who is very successful but can't transition that into any kind of relationship with women. They also speak to a caller who is dealing with a wife that has daddy issues and another who is considering moving to a cheaper area but struggling with moving away from his daughter.

A message from Adam and Dr. Drew regarding a temporary schedule change for the next couple of weeks.

Adam and Drew welcome Vinny Guadagnino into the studio this week, after catching up on Vinny's life post Jersey Shore they turn to the phones and help out some callers. They speak to callers dealing with escalating Adderall use, family strife that extends to a physical level and a comic who is wondering how to address another comic who offended him.

Adam opens the show today telling Drew about the numerous crews he has coming over to his house to fix projects that were previously thought to be completed. Adam also gives an update on the custom sectional sofa we discussed in a previous episode that is slowly driving him insane. The guys then turn to the phones and speak to callers about a variety of topics including Adam's thoughts on Dr. Bruce and the ethics of using a device that allows parents to monitor their children's driving habits.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing some of the more concerning aspects of the recent tragedy in Orlando. They examine how the nomenclature surrounding these incidents tends to change radically based on the narrative that specific people want to paint. They then turn to the phones and talk to callers with a variety of issues including a caller whose mother is suffering from chronic pain and another who is suffering from chronic weakness among others.

Ace and Drew open the show today discussing how sayings from the past such as 'The doctor who treats himself has a horrible doctor' are charming and pleasant yet in the future the sayings that will be adopted from today's generation will be far less prolific and insightful. They then turn to the phones and talk to callers dealing with problems ranging from problems with the appearance of their ears to a woman who fears her twin sister is trying to use her identity to fill prescriptions.

Adam and Dr. Drew welcome good friend Dr. Bruce Heischober into the studio for today's episode which opens with a candid discussion about the recent tragedy in Orlando. They also talk extensively about the father of the shooter and what role the parents play in tragedies like this one, also talking to a caller about how he can talk to his young children about events like these. They also talk to a variety of callers including one contemplating an international relocation to hopefully advance his career.

Adam opens the show telling Drew about some trouble he's been having with the recently returned home Phil E. Cheesesteak and his new artificial turf. They guys then turn to the phones and speak to listeners about their problems including managing a relationship with in-laws you are also in business with as well as a question about the long term effects of taking Abilify when combined with other medications.

Steven Crowder joins Adam and Dr. Drew today for a talk about Steven's comedy, the recent controversies surrounding Social Justice Warriors and the Stanford rape case that's been in the news recently. They also take some listener phone calls and help out callers with problems including deciding weather to have a cosmetic surgical procedure and how to deal with dating a single mom.

Adam and Drew open the show today with Drew asking about a diagram sitting in Adam's studio. Adam recounts to Drew the exceptionally frustrating experience of trying to have a custom piece of furniture designed and made for him. They then turn to the phones and help out some callers including one who believes he may fall somewhere on the Aspergers spectrum, and another who is acutely aware that he is isolating himself and looking for advice on how to break out of that mold.