The Adam and Dr. Drew Show

Explore the intriguing contrast between curious minds and those who are clueless. Adam presents a humorous AI experiment featuring Burt Reynolds as Gavin Newsom discussing homelessness. Highlights include the absurdity of Newsom’s claims and a challenge to find a 'hardworking dad' stereotype among the homeless. The duo critiques SNAP recipients' food choices and the media's tendency to avoid tough questions, while Adam shares a predictive Home Depot encounter that showcases his insightful instincts.

A curious discovery leads to an intriguing discussion about medical issues, linking hand problems to carpentry. The hosts dive into the complexities of marriage counseling, offering advice to younger couples facing trust challenges. They also tackle caffeine addiction, weighing its effects on anxiety and sleep, while suggesting strategies for cutting back. An insightful conversation on depression highlights the importance of social engagement and resources. The hosts keep it lively with listener calls and personal anecdotes throughout.

Dive into the hilarity of AI as Adam transforms Gavin Newsom into Burt Reynolds, leading to a critique of political blunders. The duo tackles the absurdities of politicians and their platitudes, dubbing Newsom’s take on homelessness as 'fairytale chick talk.' They explore the art of communicating complex ideas simply and introduce a witty NPR-style host. Conversations on chronic homelessness versus family dynamics add depth, while personal anecdotes and creative mash-ups keep it entertaining. Prepare for laughter and insights!

Adam and Dr. Drew dive into the alarming connection between flea-borne typhus and Los Angeles' homeless crisis. They discuss the future of Corolla Digital, touching on films and live shows. The duo reflects on Adam's struggles with education, revealing how early setbacks shaped his path. A caller opens up about using substances to cope with divorce, prompting discussions on the importance of meaningful work over simply relying on unemployment benefits. Prepare for insights on education, mental health, and the value of purpose in life!

The hosts dive into why some male politicians present overly feminine traits and how it impacts public perception. They explore a controversial quote by Eric Garcetti on gratitude towards paroled prisoners, comparing search results from Google and Grok. An intriguing discussion unfolds about how voice changes can alter the listener's perception of political messages, demonstrated through an experiment with Gavin Newsom's voice. Finally, they dissect cultural influences on reproduction choices, revealing the intricate ties between society and politics.

Vinnie Tortorich, a renowned fitness coach and advocate of the NSNG lifestyle, joins food blogger and author Anna Vocino, known for her cookbook 'Eat Happy.' They dive into the challenges of adhering to a no sugar, no grains diet, sharing tips and personal anecdotes. Vinnie evaluates a friend's nutritional progress and critiques popular breakfast bars, exposing hidden sugars. Anna recounts her journey to gluten-free cooking and discusses delicious, healthy recipes like cauliflower pizza and zucchini sausage bake, proving that eating well can be tasty!

The discussion kicks off with a reflection on how societal views on common sense have shifted. They dive into the SNAP program's controversial end and challenge misconceptions about food access and personal responsibility. Adam critiques political movements for hidden financial motives, while Drew warns against one-size-fits-all medical policies. They also examine the emotional appeal of a politician's subway anecdote, questioning authenticity in public discourse. The hosts gear up for upcoming live shows, leaving listeners with sharp insights.

Mike Lynch, a therapist and founder of Men's Center New England, joins the conversation to share his expertise on men's mental health. He discusses his new practice and the importance of therapy for men, addressing challenges such as domestic violence and attachment issues. The hosts dive into neuroplasticity and the potential for personal change, while also humorously diagnosing Adam's traits. Mike shares his thoughts on local culture and the decline of listening skills, adding a rich perspective to the lively discussions.

On this episode of The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, Adam kicks things off venting about people who constantly try to scare others with negative health claims — like peanuts being bad for you. The guys discuss how pharmaceuticals and SSRIs have devastated today’s younger generation, and Adam reads an excerpt from his book In 50 Years We’ll All Be Chicks about the rise of peanut allergies. They wrap up by reacting to a recent clip of Karine Jean-Pierre on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

November 13, 2018: "Adam and Dr. Drew open the show continuing a discussion from yesterdays show about Adam’s appearance on the web show ‘Hot Ones’ and DJ Khaled’s very different appearance on the same show. They also turn to the phones and speak to a caller who is frustrated with his wife’s lack of initiating in the bedroom, and they speak to a caller who is dealing with a situation wherein his mouth is producing too much saliva."See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.