Adam Carolla Show

Adam sits down with musician Neil Giraldo to talk about THREE CHORD BOURBON—Neil’s new whiskey venture—along with music, his career, and life with his wife and musical partner Pat Benatar. Then, Chef Andrew Gruel joins the show to break down how food trends start, what makes for the best cut of meat, why the Denver omelet is the king of omelets, and how California’s government keeps making life harder for small businesses. He and Adam also talk about how paying taxes wouldn’t be so bad—if the money actually went to something useful. Jason “Mayhem” Miller closes the show with Adam and Chef Gruel for a news roundup, covering: predictions for the State of the Union—what will Democrats yell during Trump’s speech? AOC’s latest NPR interview—does it make any sense? Gladiator fights in juvenile hall—30 detention officers indicted. Get it on. FOR MORE WITH NEIL GIRALDO: NEW BOURBON: Three Chord Bourbon Available now go to threechordbourbon.com for more information INSTAGRAM: @benatargiraldo TWITTER: @benatargiraldo FOR DATES GO TO: https://www.benatargiraldo.com FOR MORE WITH CHEF GRUEL: NEW BOOK: Andrew Gruel’s Family Cookbook Available now RUMBLE: Cooking with Gruel WEBSITE: http://chefgruel.com INSTAGRAM: @dandrewgruel TWITTER: @ChefGruel Thank you for supporting our sponsors: http://oreillyauto.com/ADAM http://ground.news/carolla http://tiktokeconomicimpact.com Morgan & Morgan - http://ForThePeople.com/Adam See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join Adam Carolla as he dives deep with comedians Michael Yo and Rudy Pavich about Michael's experience working the red carpet at the Oscars, the unique traits shared by only children, and the phenomenon of people concealing their true selves behind accents. The conversation then shifts gears as the trio tackles the latest news, including Adrien Brody's record-breaking Oscar speech, Anora’s heartfelt thank you to the sex work community, and Gavin Newsom’s intriguing new podcast venture. To wrap things up, Adam connects with Dan Abrams for a Zoom chat about Dan’s show ON PATROL: Live, the complexities of being a police officer, the infamous Duke Lacrosse case, and his uncanny ability to sense guilt in the media. Get it on. FOR MORE WITH MICHAEL YO: SNACK DADDY - stand up special streaming on Youtube now! DATES: Go to MICHAELYO.COM MARCH 7 - West Nyack, NY @ West Nyack Levity Live MARCH 13 - Brea, CA @ Brea Improv MARCH 14 - Tampa, FL - Tampa Funny Bone PODCASTS: The Yo Show & Comics on Canes INSTAGRAM: @Michaylyo TWITTER: @michaelyo FOR MORE WITH RUDY PAVICH: INSTAGRAM: @rudy_pavich TWITTER: @rudy_pavich FOR MORE WITH DAN ABRAMS: ON PATROL: Live airs Friday and Saturday nights from 9pm to 12am ET on REELZ The Dan Abrams Show: Where Politics Meets the Law on SiriusXM’s POTUS channel. Monday-Friday, 2-3p ET, on POTUS 124. INSTAGRAM: @dan_abrams TWITTER: @danabrams Thank you for supporting our sponsors: oreillyauto.com/ADAM ground.news/carolla simplisafe.com/ADAM See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Matt Gaetz, a U.S. Representative known for his bold conservative views, discusses his fleeting nomination for Attorney General and his new nightly show, exploring Trump's influence in Washington. Yakov Smirnoff, a comedic icon from the USSR, shares his journey from Soviet performer to success in America, contrasting the political landscape then and now. The two delve into the role of humor in bridging cultural divides and the resilience needed to thrive in the ever-changing world of entertainment and politics.

Join Bryan Cranston, the acclaimed star of 'Breaking Bad,' and the pop rock trio Hanson as they explore the ups and downs of creativity and nostalgia. They share hilarious tales from their journeys in music and acting, shed light on societal issues with a comedic twist, and discuss the evolution of the entertainment industry. Expect funny anecdotes about charity golf leagues, quirky celebrity habits, and some heartwarming moments reflecting on their early artistic influences. It’s a delightful blend of humor and insight!

The discussion kicks off with Ilia Topuria’s strategic shift into the lightweight division and his selective fight choices based on health. The hosts delve into the landscape of female heavyweights, debating the need for diverse weight classes in the UFC. They share gripping insights on the grueling reality of weight cutting and its psychological toll. The tone lightens with amusing salad stories, including a humorous injury involving lettuce, as they reflect on quirky food preferences and the absurdity of American cuisine.

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Kelsey Grammer, beloved for his role as Frasier, shares heartfelt reflections on fatherhood, personal loss, and the need for resilience in a changing Hollywood. He discusses navigating political views within the industry and the thrill of storytelling in his latest film. Meanwhile, director Peter Berg dives into the art of crafting Super Bowl commercials, revealing the emotional depth and creativity behind these brief yet memorable ads. Their conversations highlight the evolving work ethic in society and the importance of hard work in shaping character.

Comedian Greg Fitzsimmons, known for his YouTube special "You Know Me," shares hilarious tales of same-sex presidential translators and surprise crushes DMs from junior high. Former NFL star Pacman Jones chats about his cheeky YouTube show, "Politely Raw," spilling stories from his football days and high school shifts at McDonald's. The duo also tackles wild topics, like a smuggler caught with narcotics in a wig and Diddy’s legal troubles, blending laughter with social commentary. This lighthearted banter keeps listeners entertained while reflecting on absurdities surrounding fame and sports.

Jillian Michaels, renowned fitness trainer and media personality, discusses the chaos surrounding the Los Angeles wildfires and the city's recent political shakeup. They delve into topics like the importance of accountability in leadership, the impact of misinformation on health narratives, and the absurdities of modern parenting. Jillian reflects on personal experiences with ayahuasca, blending humor with insightful commentary, while also critiquing the effectiveness of public health communication today.