Adam and Drew take a look at Tucker Carlson's recent comments on 'Redacted' and discuss how Biden's policies are based mostly on prognostics. Next, Drew tells Adam about a recent protest of a judge who was speaking at Stanford University. Please Support Our Sponsors: Babbel.com/ADS

Adam shares the two different types of people who would want to become a prison warden before he and Drew break down a Gatorade commercial and analyze the mixed messaging in Subaru advertising. They revisit some Nike messaging to women and discuss how Adam's "in 50 years we'll all be chicks" prophecy has come to fruition. Please Support Our Sponsors: RocketMoney.com/ADS Netsuite.com/ADS

Adam and Dr. Drew are joined this episode by comedian Jo Koy for a discussion on Jo's Carolla Digital podcast 'The Koy Pond.' They then turn to the phones and a caller turns them on to 'Hello Groceries' by Chase, a 70s gem that Adam & Drew have a good time breaking down. Adam also recounts to Drew and funny one two punch he suffered when trying to communicate with one of his guys. Adam and Drew discuss lingo that was prominent in the 70s.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing one of their favorite things, the 1970s show 'The Love Boat', specifically highlighting an episode in which a middle aged Steve Allen guest starred and the storyline involved his fighting of a young bombshell who is aggressively coming onto him. Drew then shares a video he found on Tik Tok discussing narcissism and victimhood movements. They also discuss the recent footage that has been coming out from the events at the Capitol building on January 6th. Please Support Our Sponsors: Go to ForThePeople.com/Adam or dial #Law from your mobile device

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing the Netflix docu-drama series 'Drive to Survive' which follows each season of Formula 1 racing as Adam expresses his frustration that many people will write it off entirely without ever giving it a chance. They also discuss the recent murder trial of Alex Murdaugh in South Carolina and they marvel at the sheer number of people in his orbit who lost their lives in various manners. They also speak to a caller who feels chronically depressed and is looking for advice on how to better his situation. Please Support Our Sponsors: This Show is Sponsored by Better Help BetterHelp.com/AdamAndDrew

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing Drew's experiences of getting a lot of pushback and hate online for daring to talk to people, many medical professionals, who were silenced during the early days of Covid but have since largely been vindicated. They also discuss what consequences should be levied against those who made policy that restricted people's freedoms based on nothing as Adam wants to ensure they can not make policy in the future, specifically citing the difference in closure length of Disneyworld & Disneyland as examples. They also speak to a caller with questions about the Sunshine Protection Act and another who wants to ask if certain Man Show bits could be done today. Please Support Our Sponsors: Babbel.com/ADS

The guys open the show discussing the SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket launch featuring Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster being shot into space en route for Mars. Then after Dr. Drew posits that Los Angeles should ask Elon Musk to help the city Adam goes on an in depth rant about the simple things that LA could do right now to radically improve our traffic conditions. Adam and Drew then go on the examine the close relationship between fear, pain & shame and how the three are very much interconnected and how those emotions play into the behavior of our younger generation. They then turn to the phones to speak with a caller who is having trouble getting a satisfactory diagnosis which leads Adam to explore what the underlying cause of infirmity may be.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing the recent comments made by Volodymyr Zelenskyy but focusing less on the comments and more on how they were covered by CNN. They also turn to the phones and speak to a variety of callers including a new entry for the 'how are they still alive' list as well as a husband looking for medical advice for his wife. Adam also tells a story about his daughter, leaning him to harken back to his childhood and his mother's love of the biorhythm wheel. They also speak to a caller who wants to know if Drew thinks he might have done better on a show like 'Naked and Afraid' as opposed to the special forces show he was sent home early from. Please Support Our Sponsors: BetterHelp.com/AdamAndDrew FastGrowingTrees.com/ADS ForThePeople.com or Dial #LAW (#529)

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing intervention on the early side of things as a way to possibly address any systemic issue plaguing society today like homelessness or addiction. They also speak to a caller who is frustrated with the current state of the dating pool and looking for advice on how to navigate a world rife with metaphorical landmines. The guys also discuss the recent controversy surrounding Dilbert creator Scott Adams remarks that have been deemed by many to be racist in nature. As a friend of Scott's, Drew gives some unique insight on what he thinks Scott may have been aiming for. Please Support Our Sponsors: ZipRecruiter.com/ADS LectricEBikes.com Download the Free Mobile App Today at Angi.com

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing a recent interview that Dr. Drew did with an expert on crisis management on the very day where he himself ended up in another apparent cancellation attempt, this time at the hands of pharmacists. This leads to a larger conversation on training as Adam expands to a new metaphor not dissimilar from his crate training analogy but with a different animal involved. We also speak with a caller who is experiencing tinnitus looking for advice leading Adam into his own recent visit to an ear, nose & throat doctor. As the show wraps up they speak to a caller who wants to highlight some creepy behavior from the 1970s. Please Support Our Sponsors: TenThousand.cc enter code ADS Download the Free Mobile App Today at Angi.com