The Adam and Dr. Drew Show

In this episode, Adam and Dr. Drew talk about how TV dads (in Adam's case) were nothing like his dad in real life...the fellas can't stand people that are "never wrong" and how they don't see Mr. Rogers as someone that they would have a beer with.

Adam and Dr. Drew confer over the recent fires in Maui, and they both mention how humans become paranoid when the news and government restrict access to information. What is first a possible conspiracy theory, can very likely become fact, and it can be difficult to discern the difference. As an example, they mention how the FDA refuses to release data on certain medical information. They go on to observe how hysterics are so pervasive today, and Dr. Drew attempts to assess when the last time in history society was like this, querying maybe 16th century witch trials. Please Support Our Sponsor: Angi.com

Adam and Dr. Drew start the show off with Adam mentioning his guilty pleasure; the newest ‘Sex and the City’ much to Dr. Drew’s surprise. Adam shares a specific scene that annoyed him which leads to discussions about racism vs class issues. Adam also admits that some of these modern day narratives would make it impossible for him to work in a writer’s room today. They finish the show reminiscing about some of ‘The Love Boat’ music. Please Support Our Sponsors: Shopify.com/adamanddrew

Adam and Dr. Drew discuss the mostly lackluster hurricane flooding in the Los Angeles area, and Adam shares a recent doctor's visit and how he’s feeling after some specific checkup necessities. They also discuss cognitive dissonance as new mask mandates seem to be having a resurgence. Please Support Our Sponsors: BetterHelp.com/AdamandDrew Angi.com

In this episode, the fellas expand upon the pain of picking a place to eat with your significant other, Drew's "Secret Family", Current Generation vs Younger Generation and Theo Von returns to the show to talk about dads.

Adam and Dr. Drew enthusiastically converse about cars and planes with a variety of fun facts and classic car sightings. Adam also has some entertaining crazy neighbor stories, and discusses the incongruity of how people sometimes think and act. They also discuss some inconsistencies in the recent ‘The Blind Side’ hoopla. Please Support Our Sponsors: BlindsGalore.com Simplisafe.com/ADAM2

Adam and Dr. Drew converse on Britney Spears’ recent divorce with a unique viewpoint from Dr. Drew on the complications of mental health disorders in general, and how that relates to the popstar’s gossip inducing behavior. He explains typical conduct when someone has severe Bipolar Disorder. They continue on other avenues of crime, homelessness in California and the apparent manipulation in Journalism that cherry picks stories and events. Please Support Our Sponsors: BlindsGalore.com Simplisafe.com/ADAM2 Angi.com

Adam and Dr. Drew started the show commenting on southern California’s recent unprecedented weather where everyone not only experienced a hurricane, but also an earthquake - ‘Hurriquake’ - on the same day. With that they debate on the growing distrust in how the news reports events, including weather. Please Support Our Sponsors: BlindsGalore.com FastGrowingTrees.com/ADS

In this episode of The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, the fellas dive into the topic of "bedwetting", Adam reminisces on his race car driving days and the boys discuss the term "gaslighting" and how it made a comeback from the early 1900's.

Dr. Drew & Mark Geragos delve into both of their careers with engaging conversations such as Mark’s experience currently representing the Menendez Brothers. From Dr. Drew we hear all about his “Loveline” callers and how that demographic has transitioned to his current show, “Dr. Drew After Dark”. He concedes which sex becomes more obsessed in general, and also a rise in certain young men replacing relationships with porn and prostitution.

Dr. Drew and Mark Geragos are back for some more nuanced discussions, especially concerning how we deal with mental health in this country and drug addiction. Dr. Drew explains how trauma is rocket fuel for addiction, and there’s so much more we can do for psychiatric patients that would benefit not just the individual, but all of humanity. They also contemplate paths young men can take to support healthy masculinity and their future livelihoods. Please Support Our Sponsor: Angi.com

Today, we have a lively conversation with Dr. Drew and his friend Mark Geragos. They discuss a wide variety of fascinating topics such as the history of the medical industry and its relationships with infamous drugs like cocaine and opiods. We discover which drug Freud first thought was a perfect antidepressant. And we also learn about various health markers for alcoholism, and what food group Dr. Drew cut out for better health. Please Support Our Sponsor: Angi.com

Adam and Drew open the show talking about Drew's impending colonoscopy which of course quickly leads to Ray giving himself enemas at any and all public pools. The guys turn to the phones and speak to some callers on the topics including an impending colonoscopy, a caller suffering from a boil condition who is being advised to get off her mediation, a caller with pain the day after sex and more. And finally, Adam unloads some frustration on experts who ignore anecdotal evidence and people’s relationship with the truth.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing practical ways that we may be able to use experts from the business world to try and fix the problems that face our government institutions. Adam also tells Drew about the practical metaphor that he's examined in his personal life that he's found himself able to apply to grander societal problems. As the show wraps up they speak to a caller who believes that the Zoloft he's taking is producing false positives for benzos on his drug test. Please Support Our Sponsors: Babbel.com/ADS

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show talking about idiosyncratic TV characters from days past before transitioning into a conversation about an article Adam recently saw online regarding photography and racism. They then turn to the phones and speak with a caller who is considering a legal separation from his wife and another who wants to know the differences between two erectile dysfunction medications. Please Support Our Sponsors: Angi.com ForThePeople.com/Adam or Dial #Law (#529)

Adam and Drew open the show by going straight to the phones and talking to a caller who may be dealing with Imposter Syndrome in his career as well as another who is having trouble in his relationship owing to, in his estimation, the increase in travel in his wife's career. The guys also discuss an old pay stub that Adam found from one of his very first paying gigs in Hollywood. Please Support Our Sponsors: SimpliSafe.com/Adam2 Angi.com

Adam and Drew open up the show with Dr. Drew exceptionally fired up about the situation with Ben Stiller needing to have his prostate out due to cancer and the ridiculous reaction that Drew believes Stiller has been getting on social media with dangerous medical advice. The conversation then turns back to the conditions in California and the distaste that both Adam & Drew have with the apparent direction in which politicians seem to want to take things using charter schools as an example. Adam and Drew review a commercial for the 1970s perfume 'Charlie by Revlon'. The guys also discuss Adam's son's disinterest in organized sports and Adam's frustration with that and his fear that it will mean he's missing some of the grit that Adam and Drew so adore.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing the theme songs of some of the 1970s tv shows that they grew up on. The conversation then turns to the phones where they speak with a longtime Loveline fan who is struggling with addiction which spawns a conversation about spectrum diseases and Drew reveals to Adam an email he got from an autistic fan who had strong feelings about Adam's recent reaction to 'The Trolley Problem' hypothetical. Please Support Our Sponsors: Shopify.com/AdamandDrew NetSuite.com/ADS JustWorks.com/Podcast

Adam and Dr. Drew discusses a wide variety of interesting subjects, but one that preoccupied Adam’s adolescence was those troublesome little volcanoes from hell that attacked almost everyone at some point; zits. Adam had some very creative and unusual experiments with his war with zits. As they discuss genetics, food choices and even cleanliness, Adam still has some very strong feelings and thoughts about the matter. Please Support Our Sponsors: This show is sponsored by Better Help BetterHelp.com/AdamandDrew FastGrowingTrees.com/ADS Angi.com

Adam and Dr. Drew welcomes someone from their Loveline past, the incomparable Brandy Ledford who is also known from the popular show, ‘Baywatch Hawaii’. They discuss her acting career highlights, as well as some personal battles and triumphs that have led to her leading involvement in important nonprofits. Both Brandy and Dr. Drew speaks very highly of the treatment center, ‘Friendly House’ and all the ways it's helped Brandy and countless others. Please Support Our Sponsors: SimpliSafe.com/Adam2 Angi.com