The Adam and Dr. Drew Show Classic #570: Bachelor Party
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Jan 15, 2026 The hosts dive into the evolution of bachelor parties, exploring how they've transitioned from single-day bashes to multi-day celebrations. They share playful banter about their reunion and critique modern media interviews. A caller discusses emotional distance linked to service work, prompting a thoughtful conversation about empathy and PTSD. The discussion also touches on youth culture's shifting dynamics, the influence of anti-authority sentiments, and the responsibility of educators in managing students during campus protests.
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Bachelor Parties Reflect Social Shift
- Bachelor parties expanded from one day to multi-day events as a sign of shifting social norms.
- Adam links longer bachelor parties to younger generations' different relationship with work and authority.
Always Ask 'When Is It?'
- Adam describes his lifelong habit of checking dates to see if he can attend events.
- He says he never would have asked a boss for multiple days off for a bachelor party in his working life.
Youth Became The Dominant Cultural Archetype
- Society shifted from a heroic adult archetype to an antihero/youth-centered culture after the 1960s.
- Drew argues that elevating youth created a backlash against authority and expertise.
