The Adam and Dr. Drew Show #1956 Victim by Proxy
Dec 19, 2024
Dr. Drew shares exciting news about the Loveline revival while reminiscing about their KROQ days. Adam opens up about his family's quirky objects and dives into deep therapy discussions, including the intriguing 'Karpman Triangle' of victimhood. They humorously critique Olympic fencing fashion and explore the complexities of victim mentality in relationships and family dynamics. The conversation also tackles masculinity and societal expectations, featuring quirky cultural insights and a hypothetical group reshaping traditional safe spaces.
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Loveline's Humble Beginnings
- Adam Carolla recalls Loveline's early days at KROQ, starting as a one-night-a-week show from midnight to 3 a.m.
- It eventually moved to a 10 p.m. to midnight slot, five nights a week.
Sleep Patterns
- Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew discuss their changing sleep patterns.
- Adam used to fall asleep quickly after Loveline, aiming to be asleep by 1:23:44 a.m., but now prioritizes eight hours of sleep.
Stress, Sleep, and Dementia
- Dr. Drew shares an observation from his early medical career in a dementia unit, noticing patients often had stressful jobs with little sleep.
- He connects this to the importance of sleep for cognitive health, especially as we age.