Adam Carolla Show

John Salley, a former NBA champion, shares his insights on veganism and personal health shifts, while Kaitlin Olson adds her comedic flair. They delve into the absurdity of celebrity culture, critique the misuse of terms in political discourse, and explore personal responsibility around dietary choices. Glenn Washington discusses the challenges of effective health messaging in the black community. The lively dialogue balances humor and poignant reflections on education, youth investment, and the pressures within sitcom production.

Join comedian Mike Young, known for his film 'Stealing Jokes', alongside political commentators Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster. They dive into the absurdity of voting experiences and the impact of identity politics on elections. The trio hilariously critiques Kamala Harris's public perception and Trump’s surprising electoral victory. They also explore the role of pragmatism in politics while sharing personal anecdotes about cultural backgrounds and comedic escapades, balancing humor with thoughtful social commentary.

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.

Dave Rubin, a political commentator and host of The Rubin Report, returns to explore the stark differences between Florida and California living. He critiques the current administration's impact on the nation's state and delves into how the media perpetuates political narratives. Rubin sheds light on identity politics, expressing disillusionment with both major parties. The discussion also touches on potential election ramifications and humorous anecdotes, including the perplexing case of a squirrel named Peanut. A lively exchange filled with thought-provoking insights!

Craig Shoemaker, a comedian known for his stand-up skills and podcasting, joins independent journalist Glenn Greenwald, acclaimed for his work on the Snowden leaks. They delve into "poorwashing" in modern culture, the importance of visibility for bikers and surfers, and compare their fathers' parenting styles. Greenwald discusses the fight for a free internet, criticizing corporate media's role in disinformation and Jeff Bezos' impact on journalism. The duo combines sharp wit with insightful commentary on critical societal issues.

Jason “Mayhem” Miller, a mixed martial arts commentator and former fighter, joins for a spirited discussion. They dissect Shara ‘Bullet’ Magomedov's knockout and Derrick Lewis's bold comments aimed at Daniel Cormier. The conversation dives into Jon Jones's unexpected agreement to attend anger management classes. Additionally, Miller and Carolla explore Dricus Du Plessis’s challenge to Khamzat Chimaev, revealing the tension in the octagon and the evolving dynamics of fighter matchups in the UFC.

Joining the fun are Will Sasso, a Canadian comic famous for 'MadTV', and Alanna Ubach, noted for her roles in 'Meet the Parents' and 'Legally Blonde'. They dive into hilarious filmmaking follies, sharing anecdotes about the industry while affectionately reminiscing about the Three Stooges. Oscar Nunez joins the laughter, discussing the evolution of celebrity culture and social norms. The trio also offers comedic takes on quirky baby names and various cultural attitudes toward gender, all wrapped in a lighthearted banter that keeps the energy flowing.

Jim Carolla, Adam's father and a psychotherapist, shares heartfelt insights on family dynamics, self-discovery, and food traditions. He discusses the importance of childhood bonding on personal growth and the emotional challenges of family ties. Their humorous anecdotes about Thanksgiving gatherings and gaming unearth cultural expectations of work and gender roles, while Jim reflects on loss and resilience within their Italian heritage. The conversation balances nostalgia and laughter, showcasing Jim's impact on both family and the show.

Andy Dick, the eclectic actor and comedian famed for his roles in 'NewsRadio' and 'The Ben Stiller Show,' dives into a myriad of topics. He discusses his journey through sobriety and bisexuality, alongside humorous tales of attending Diddy parties. Andy reflects on the lasting impact of his family dynamics and the complex relationship with Jon Lovitz over Phil Hartman's tragic death. He also shares insights regarding his financial endeavors in 2024, while keeping the humor alive with nostalgic anecdotes from his vibrant career.

Sam Tripoli returns to the show and they open by talking about the sad news of Adam’s father passing away, his father’s interests (or lack thereof), what parts of Adam came from his dad, his parents “greatest hits”, and how Adam wants to be remembered when his time comes. Next, Adam introduces his idea of the “Replay Gimp” and Mayhem Miller reads the news including stories about Gisele Bundchen announcing she’s pregnant, Jeff Bezos defending Washington Post’s decision to stop presidential endorsements, and Carlos Mencia mooning a rude couple at a stand-up show. Then, Susan Olsen, who played Cindy on The Brady Bunch, joins the show to talk about what it’s like being a part of a cultural phenomenon, when she found out that Robert Reed was gay, and why Eve Plumb was “the bitterest Brady.” For more with Sam Tripoli: ● NEW SPECIAL: Why is Everybody Gettin Quiet? - available on his website ● INSTAGRAM: @samtripoli ● TWITTER/X: @samtripoli ● WEBSITE: samtripoli.com For more with Susan Olsen: ● PODCAST: The Crusher Podcast ● INSTAGRAM: @thesusanolsen ● TWITTER/X: @RealSusanOlsen Thank you for supporting our sponsors: ● http://SimpliSafe.com/Adam ● https://Bioptimizers.com/adam and use promo code Adam ● http://Sendthevote.org/Adam or text ADAM to 33022 ● http://OReillyAuto.com/Adam See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.