The Adam Friedland Show

In this podcast, the hosts discuss their exciting vacation experiences in California and share humorous and exaggerated conversations about various topics such as tumors, injecting Hg8s into the genitals, and injecting stem cells into the spine. They also talk about admiration for comedian Will Sasso, discussions on the subreddit, and joining the Democratic Socialist Association. The speakers explore the world of online trolling, offensive content, and controversial topics like child porn, Pepe the Frog, and legal conundrums. They discuss a controversial music video, changing dress styles, relationships, gender identity, and engage in humorous conversations and jokes about sexual acts, virginity, and body image.

Dana Bell and Jamel Johnson replace Stav and Adam on a special edition of Cum Town West. They discuss childhood memories of bowling and cursive writing, their basketball podcast Airbuds and pitbulls, the movie 'Get Out,' actors and movies, reflections on grandmothers and dementia, controversy surrounding a figure, a frustrating house party, and gratitude to the guests.

JP McDade, comedian and podcast guest, joins Adam Friedland for a casual conversation covering various topics like movies, drive-in theaters, copyrighting titles, failed YouTube viral attempts, FCC hearing, offensive slurs, casino buffet, funny encounters, master race comparison, and fashion choices.

Discussion on replacing a friend, humorous tales about a dog and stitch removal, controversial remarks on breast cancer, Christmas Eve party and fast food adventures, outrageous roommates, fast food nightmares and bathroom troubles, and humorous discussions about fake names, condoms, and Japanese people.

Comedian and co-host of Chapo Trap House, Will Menaker, joins us to chat about Star Trek and the inaccuracies and laziness in its writing. We also dive into controversial suggestions about videotaping sexual encounters and share humorous anecdotes about physical activities. The hosts discuss their frustrations at Confederate symbols and inaccuracies in flags at Gettysburg, as well as explore the impact of automation on jobs in the transportation industry.

From a homeless drug addict turned Prime Minister to humorous anecdotes about blind people, Star Trek, and waiters, this podcast covers a range of entertaining topics. They also discuss IUDs and well woman's exams, crying in public, co-parenting insecurities, halal carts in New York, and jokes about Trump and Sanders. The hosts manage to keep the conversation light-hearted and funny throughout.

The hosts discuss Valentine's Day and reminisce about their high school experiences. They also talk about taking drugs and stereotypes surrounding drug use. The chapter explores the strange Nazi fascination with occult practices while carrying out the Holocaust. The speakers discuss stomach issues, bidets, and sex robots. They engage in a casual conversation about stereotypes, road rage, and favorite cereals. A humorous discussion about hot people and Valentine's Day. This chapter covers upcoming shows, video content, Archie comics, and Archie being gay. A discussion about comic book shows, stand your ground laws, and Valentine's Day.

In this podcast, Petey Dat Boy DeAbreu joins as a guest and they discuss historical inaccuracies in Braveheart, Two-Face's backstory and Joker critique, controversial trade-offs and de facto abortion bans, unusual living situations and LA commentary, fried dumplings, racism, and upcoming shows, and a discussion on fundraisers and comedian Pete.

Discussions include childhood experiences, The Matrix motives and plot, Richie from 'The Sopranos', inappropriate jokes and cultural references, circumcision's historical significance, misrepresentation of Ramal, and anecdotes about workplaces, executives, and customers.

Topics discussed in this episode include the healthiness of sushi and fried chicken for breakfast, controversy surrounding freedom of speech, childhood memories of YMCA and summer camp experiences, random conversations touching on diverse topics, exploration of past television shows, a controversial video and Howie Mandel's career, and discussion on bullying and humor.