Adam Carolla Show

Chef Andrew Gruel, a culinary whiz known for his expertise, joins comedian Avi Liberman, who shares travel tales from his international stand-up adventures during the pandemic. They debate corn versus flour tortillas and reveal which meats are best for soft tacos. Avi reflects on a now infamous tweet about COVID and the strange celebrity reactions it provoked. Their banter dives into humorous airport experiences and the quirks of dining out, blending comedy with culinary insights that are sure to entertain.

Patrick Warburton, an actor known for his roles in classic comedies, shares how he grew up in a conservative Catholic household where his mother distributed anti-masturbation pamphlets. He discusses the clash between his family's values and his work on "Family Guy." Comedian Alexis Prigo adds her perspective on dating as a comedian and the complexities of generational work ethic. They bond over the appeal of ice plunges and reflect on the frightening allure of cults, while also touching on modern societal issues like road rage.

Joining the conversation are Matt Walsh, a talented comedian and actor, and John Holmberg, a popular radio host known for his engaging humor. They dive into the evolving landscape of comedy films, sharing laughs over fading cultural references and generational divides. The duo humorously critiques the filmmaking process, tackling the hurdles faced by indie filmmakers and the absurdities of astronaut life. Expect quirky anecdotes about drinking games and playful impersonations, all while navigating the complexities of humor in today's media world.

Comedian Chad Daniels joins Adam to talk about his Netflix special, childhood trauma, and the metaphorical significance of peanut butter. They discuss female vibrators and proposing gum laws. Leah Knauer reads the news covering a humpback whale showdown, AI Boyfriends, and zoo gorillas. Adam pitches a gimp mascot for the NFL.

Comedian Adam Ray and director Robert Kiviat talk about Adam portraying Joe Biden, attending concerts, and unrealistic movie scenes. They also discuss conspiracy theories, quantum mechanics, and the Mandela Effect phenomenon in a fun and engaging conversation.

Fitness trainer Vinnie Tortorich discusses protein powders, olive oils, and trends in health. Comedian Ben Gleib talks about society's evolution, gang recruitment, and snorting rhino horn. They also cover Leslie Jones' pool peeing form, Ellen DeGeneres quitting fame, and the Philly Dollar Store Ejaculator mystery.

Comedian Rachel Feinstein and actor Brett Gelman join the podcast to discuss 1970s films about racial injustice, John Cusack going insane, dating on Raya, and Brett's new book. Topics also include the benefits of cold showers, universal basic income, and reflections on discipline in driving.

Former President Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson discuss topics like book signing, 'Make America Great Again', leadership, dress codes at a steakhouse, influence of names on success, contrasting campaign styles, political dynamics, media influence, and connections of Charles Manson with the federal authorities in an intriguing conversation on the Adam Carolla Show.

Stand-up comedian Ian Karmel shares childhood struggles with food rules, the surrealism of body positivity, and his experience working with James Corden. Former WCW Champion David Arquette discusses his wrestling career, reviving Bozo the Clown, and talents of Shel Silverstein.

First, Adam welcomes improviser & comedian Leah Knauer to the show as they discuss Leah’s teenage crush on Dr. Drew, the versatility of female impressionists versus their male counterparts, how Adam is the “epitome of a Gemini”, and Leah’s self-proclamation of being a witch. Next, Adam and Leah continue their conversation going over the news, including a massive drug tunnel found in Tijuana, Salt-N-Pepa’s Sandra Denton getting kicked off a Southwest flight, and getting into the lurid details of Kim Kardashian’s salmon sperm facial. Lastly, Adam is joined by actor Patrick Fabian (Better Call Saul) as they get into Patrick’s time on the SAG board with Elliott Gould, the downfall of Joe Paterno at Penn State, the debilitating rejection of the audition process, their similar paths to taking improv classes, and whether men can actually get by with only one bowl, one spoon, and one cup. For more with Patrick Fabian: ● Watch - ‘The Way We Speak’ available on VOD platforms July 23rd ● INSTAGRAM: @MrPatrickFabian ● TWITTER: @PatrickFabian ● WEBSITE: http://patrickfabian.com For more with Leah Knauer: ● INSTAGRAM: @LeahKnauer ● TIKTOK: @LeahKnauer ● WEBSITE: http://leahknauer.com Thank you for supporting our sponsors: ● http://simplisafe.com/Adam ● 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.