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.

Kyle Dunnigan, a talented comedian known for his stand-up and podcast appearances, joins to discuss the quirks of RFK Jr.'s public persona and his own awkward adolescent experiences. They dive into the hilarity of unwanted boners and gym cultural differences while reminiscing about inheriting quirky family items. Dunnigan also explores societal perceptions shaped by the media, all while delivering humor that blends nostalgia and insight. Their playful banter makes for an entertaining mix of comedy and candid conversation.

Kyle Dunnigan, a comedian celebrated for his impressions, joins fellow comedian Joe Praino to tackle the quirks of trendy fads like ripped jeans and sun-dried tomatoes on pizza. They dive into intriguing celebrity moments, including Sylvester Stallone's singing in Rhinestone and RFK Jr.'s unexpected adventures with animals. The duo humorously dissects news stories from bubble-blowing street performers to tax evasion among British millionaires. They wrap up with hilarious family anecdotes about their parents, highlighting the charm of generational quirks.

Comedian Kyle Dunnigan joins Adam to discuss American Express Black Cards, airline lounge mishaps, and a CNN piece targeting comedians. They also play The Rotten Tomatoes Game and cover news stories about Sylvester Stallone's watch collection auction, Rebel Wilson's comments on sexuality in acting, and a woman suing Madonna. Plus, a new airline for dogs is in the works.

Vivek Ramaswamy criticizes legacy media's authority, Victor Davis Hanson talks about campus protests, Buck Sexton discusses Kristi Noem's book tour, and Adam Carolla and Kyle Dunnigan from 'Mr. Birchum' share insights on the podcast