The Adam and Dr. Drew Show Classic #646: That’s Why I Have A Microphone
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Nov 27, 2025 The hosts dive into media responsibility, highlighting the troubling trend of prioritizing celebrity gossip over serious global threats like North Korea's nuclear capabilities. They argue that journalists should offer perspective rather than simply reflecting audience interests. A fascinating discussion on a diet article emphasizes the simplicity of weight loss: calories in versus calories out, debunking myths about sugary drinks and offering practical meal tips. They also share insights on various listener topics, from career changes to mental health advice.
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Media Priorities Distorted By Clicks
- Adam and Drew observe media chases trivial Trump stories while downplaying global risks like North Korea's nuclear advances.
- They argue journalists claiming high integrity must prioritize substantive threats over click-driven coverage.
Use Your Mic To Offer Value
- Adam says broadcasters should use their microphone to add unique perspective, not mirror listeners' echo chambers.
- Do present original views that challenge audiences instead of just giving them what they already consume.
Nuclear Developments Deserve Focus
- Drew highlights alarming military developments: North Korea miniaturized warheads to fit ICBMs and expanded capability.
- He notes this is a major story deserving sustained coverage rather than fleeting attention.
