Rob Riggle talks to Adam about driving with Mario Andretti, flying with the Blue Angels, and this week’s ‘Riggle Report’. Plus, composer Brian Tyler chats about composing the anthem for Formula 1, and writing music for films like Avengers: Age of Ultron, and The Expendables.

Rob Riggle talks to Adam about driving with Mario Andretti, flying with the Blue Angels, and this week’s ‘Riggle Report’. Plus, composer Brian Tyler chats about composing the anthem for Formula 1, and writing music for films like Avengers: Age of Ultron, and The Expendables.

Dennis Miller talks to Adam about sports fans viewing the opposing team’s fans as ‘bad people’. Plus, Bryan shares a story about his baby daughter to be ranked on Adam’s Hobo Power scale.

Dennis Miller talks to Adam about sports fans viewing the opposing team’s fans as ‘bad people’. Plus, Bryan shares a story about his baby daughter to be ranked on Adam’s Hobo Power scale.

Adam is joined this week by former Navy SEAL and the man who fired the shots that killed Osama Bin Laden Robert O'Neill. After briefly touching on Robert's OBL story that he told in detail on ACS the guys dive into the current state of our society and how some of the cultural changes we are going through are changing the base nature of what it is to be an American.  The guys also explore the idea of how we are collectively spending too much times looking at our screens and how easy it is to find a hobby that will put you in the moment and the benefits of that

NBA legend Elgin Baylor chats with Adam about the early days of coming into the league, and the time his team’s plane crash-landed in a cornfield. The guys also comment on news stories about San Francisco begging to have their streets cleaned up, and 3 corpses found around the block from the podcast studio.

NBA legend Elgin Baylor chats with Adam about the early days of coming into the league, and the time his team’s plane crash-landed in a cornfield. The guys also comment on news stories about San Francisco begging to have their streets cleaned up, and 3 corpses found around the block from the podcast studio.

Deaf Frat Guy returns for a round of JV or All Balls, and also to comment on a new segment: The Drunk Tank. Plus, Trevor Moore is in studio for a conversation about the origins of the Kardashians, and the bitter rivalry between Tom Cruise and John Travolta.

Deaf Frat Guy returns for a round of JV or All Balls, and also to comment on a new segment: The Drunk Tank. Plus, Trevor Moore is in studio for a conversation about the origins of the Kardashians, and the bitter rivalry between Tom Cruise and John Travolta.

Maya Stewart is a handbag and accessories designer based out of LA. Born and raised in Oklahoma, a Native American of Chickasaw, Creek and Choctaw descent. Ally and Steve sat with Maya to learn more about her family’s history, stories about how determination and a dream were the fuel to bringing her work to fruition and onto the runway. Maya’s work is all hand crafted in Los Angeles, made from Italian leather, and inspired by her Native American heritage.

Greg Fitzsimmons returns for a podcast about loitering at Starbucks, being stranded in Mexico, and the return of the fanny pack.

Greg Fitzsimmons returns for a podcast about loitering at Starbucks, being stranded in Mexico, and the return of the fanny pack.

Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher talk to Adam about their new baby, DJing in Mexico, and Justin Bieber’s Coachella confrontation. Plus, Adam has a chat with Suze Orman about women and money.

Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher talk to Adam about their new baby, DJing in Mexico, and Justin Bieber’s Coachella confrontation. Plus, Adam has a chat with Suze Orman about women and money.

Dennis Miller calls in to talk about Tommy John surgery. Plus, Jay Chandrasekhar and Erik Stolhanske are in studio to preview Super Troopers 2 and play some Made Up Movie.