Jason Mayhem Miller

In this episode, comedian Kyle Dunnigan, known for his lively humor, and rapper G-Eazy, famed for his hit tracks, join the conversation. They discuss everything from G-Eazy's Oakland roots to his favorite city to perform in: Minneapolis. Kyle shares his breakdancing past, and they engage in a hilarious debate about the quintessential '80s movie. The conversation takes a quirky turn with amusing anecdotes of road rage and the absurdity of fast-food critiques, all while a light-hearted news segment keeps the banter rolling.

Join Adam as he chats with Elizabeth Pipko, an author and political operative with a compelling immigrant background. They dive into her journey from modeling to writing, highlighting her thoughts on term limits to improve political marketing. Jason "Mayhem" Miller adds humor with news stories, including a chaotic fast-food mix-up and millionaires in trades. The trio reflects on the evolving American dream and the importance of vocational training over traditional education, blending personal anecdotes with sharp political insights.

Jim O’Heir, best known as Jerry Gergich in 'Parks and Recreation,' shares his obsession with a Texas dessert and anecdotes from his journey from radio DJ to actor, promoting his new book about life in Pawnee. Tim Matheson, a Hollywood legend from 'Animal House,' reminisces about working with icons like Lucille Ball and his wild past. The duo delves into the intersection of politics and entertainment, while Jason Mayhem Miller adds a splash of humor with trending news stories.

Dennis Prager, a conservative radio host known for his keen cultural insights, discusses the feminization of America and its implications. He emphasizes the link between truth-seeking and courage. The conversation also touches on societal safety debates with the amusing backdrop of 'octagons' and 'safe spaces.' Jason 'Mayhem' Miller shares trending news, including a wild claim about Britney Spears and the New York Times' admission of the decline of woke ideology. Their banter offers a blend of humor and provocative commentary on current events.

Scott Galloway, a thought-provoking author and entrepreneur, dives into financial literacy, questioning the notion of 'following your passion' as a path to success. He highlights the benefits of physical work for mental health and critiques education's bias against boys. Galloway discusses the top traits women find attractive in men while emphasizing the struggles boys face in single-parent households. Joining him, comedian Jason Mayhem Miller brings humor while delivering quirky news about pets working in cafes and Elon Musk's latest legal battles.