Adam starts the show happily announcing the idiot security guard at E! studios was fired after his last experience where he couldn’t get past the front lobby on The Soup. Later, the guys argue over who the hotter Orbitz girl is.
Into the news with Alison Rosen, the top story involves the chaos happening in Egypt. More trouble in the Middle East? Adam’s not the least bit surprised. They also talk about the Florida woman who admitted to killing her two children, the lawsuit against Taco Bell, and the 3-year old son who called 911 to save his father. Adam images how his own kids would handle the call.
Today’s guest is Marc Maron, host of the What the Fuck Podcast. Marc talks about his recent performance in Portland, and the experience of trying to interview Gallagher for his show. They also chat about other needy comedians, and how their own larger-than-life personalities have affected their romantic relationships.
Adam and Marc discuss the pros and cons of therapy, and whether or not it’s a good idea to have a female therapist if you have issues with women. Marc speaks openly about his painful divorce, and a more recent relationship blowup, and the guys try to analyze the connection between anger and intimacy.
Get access to the What the Fuck? podcast on iTunes, or at WTFPod.com
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio/Voice Over: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Phones: Brian Meyer
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam recalls a trip to Florida not too long ago where he spoke with tonight’s guests, Adrian Grenier, and Ari Gold. Adam was hosting a show, and at the end of the night, Adrian and Ari’s band, The Honey Brothers, played. Adam compliments Adrian on his drumming skills, and talks to Ari about his name being used on the hit series Entourage.
Adrian talks about getting ready to start shooting the final season of the show. Adam says he’s watched every episode since the beginning, and talks with Adrian about how the role has affected his career. Adrian talks about spending time working on documentaries, and he and Adam exchange their favorite titles. Adrian and Ari also educate Adam on Net Neutrality.
Going back to documentaries, Adrian recently released a doc about the world’s obsession with fame. The guys dissect the difference between ‘junk food news’ and ‘healthier news,’ though Adam admits to getting sucked into the celebrity drama. They also talk about Adrian’s other documentary, which deals with him trying to reconnect with his father. Wrapping things up, the guys talk about the importance of music education, and the auction they’re running to promote their new film.
To get more info on the new movie starring Ari and Adrian, check out AdventuresOfPower.com. You can also hear their music at TheHoneyBrothers.com
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio/Voice Over: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Search: Chris Laxamana
Phones: Brian Meyer
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam thanks all the listeners for taking his audiobook to the #1 spot on the iTunes chart. In other housekeeping news, Donny comes in to talk about the brand new video streaming service. Try it for free on Monday! Adam also takes an opportunity to rail on Donny about a frustrating conversation they had yesterday after the show.
Adam then takes a call from the great Herschel Walker. The guys discuss fighting MMA at the age of 48, but seeing pictures of Herschel, Adam confirms he looks amazing. They talk about his endurance, strength, and speed, and the various challenges of competing in the sport.
Into the news, Alison’s top story is about the reworking of the Homeland Security Advisory System. They also talk about Lady Gaga’s new fragrance, and Adam goes on a rant against all celebrities who have their own scents. He also tells a story about the difficulties of trying to track down a specific smell from a spa he went to. Also in the news is a politician suing a cafeteria, and Fergie telling girls they can make a difference (while dressed like a whore).
Today’s guest is comedian Jim Jefferies, and Adam talks to him about keeping a podcast on iTunes. Apparently Jim’s was recently taken down, and the guys chat about the ridiculousness of Internet censorship. They also discuss Jim’s upcoming benefit for the flooding victims in Australia, and Jim educates the group on the Australian holidays, celebrities, foods, and bands you should know.
Check out JimJefferies.com for all the latest touring and podcast information.
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio/Voice Over: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Search: Chris Laxamana
Phones: Brian Meyer
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam opens the show complaining about the State of the Union being on every TV channel, and yelling at Donny for not knowing who Herschel Walker is. Alison goes into more depth of Obama’s speech, wondering why people laughed at a certain joke. Adam relates it to working on a car pilot and being surrounded by unfunny people: regardless of what you say, suddenly you’re the funniest.
Adam also talks about having a special blood type, and how he used to donate it from time to time. Alison then mentions the Oscar nominees for Best Picture, and Adam wonders why the announcement is made at such an awkward time. He also makes fun of Donny for not knowing the Heisman pose, and listens to a segment of his hugely successful audiobook.
Today’s guest is comedian Jon Lajoie. Adam talks to him about being the 3rd of 9 children, and finds out about growing up in Canada. The guys also talk about different kinds of beards, and guys who wear weird hats. They exchange stories about eating food and getting sick, and also talk about Dr. Drew who recently took ill. Wrapping things up, the guys talk about an Arizona restaurant making tacos out of lion meat, and wonder why we still have pennies.
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio/Voice Over: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Search: Chris Laxamana
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam is recording today from Dr. Drew’s house, as Dr. Drew recovers from leptospirosis. The guys chat about Dr. Drew’s second honeymoon, and Dr. Drew explains how he thinks he became ill while traveling. They also talk about his work on Celebrity Rehab, and Adam dissects a segment he saw featuring Rachel Uchitel.
Dr. Drew talks about his relationship with another Celebrity Rehab patient, Leif Garrett. Adam talks about trying to interview him back in his super drugged-out days, but Dr. Drew insists that Sober Leif is a great guy. Adam also complains about an expensive meal that Lynette wanted him to pay for, and tells a story about being pulled over for having dealer plates on his car.
Adam finds out a bit more about Dr. Drew’s condition, and talks to him about a recent online stalker Dr. Drew had. Adam brings up his thoughts on parents being responsible for their psychotic children, and suggests trials should be had to determine their level of guilt. The conversation grows to a larger discussion of how our media runs the news, and how Adam predicted reality TV back in the 90s.
Watch the Celebrity Rehab Live finale this Wednesday, 10pm on VH1.
You can also follow Dr. Drew on Twitter @DrDrew
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam welcomes Dave Dameshek back to the couch, and talks with him about growing up in Pittsburgh. Adam talks about his relationship with Everybody Loves Raymond creator Phil Rosenthal, and the new documentary that’s based on Phil developing the show for Russian audiences. Adam gets some jabs in at the comedy execs, and Dameshek declares ‘Raymond’ one of the great sitcoms of our lifetimes.
Adam also announces some of the exciting developments at ACE Broadcasting, including multiple simulcasts with Sirius XM and 2-hour extended episodes. The guys also do some sports talk; reflecting on the Jets surprising victory last week, and the parts of the playoffs that piss them off most.
Next up, a pre-taped conversation with Dennis Miller from earlier in the day. Adam discusses the difficulties of writing a book when you’re a horrible student, but Dennis genuinely loved the end result and compliments Adam’s comedic abilities. The guys also talk about Dennis’s early days as a comedian, working his way through the ranks of Saturday Night Live.
Jumping back to the studio, Dameshek offers his thoughts on Dennis Miller, most notably his recent turn towards conservatism. Adam compares it to gay guys coming out of the closet, saying eventually you just have to be honest with yourself and tell the truth. Later, the guys listen to a segment of Adam’s audiobook, and Adam decides who would play him in the movie version, if his book were ever optioned.
Listen to Daves of Thunder, right here on the ACE Broadcasting Network. Subscribe on iTunes, or visit AceDavesOfThunder.com
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio/Voice Over: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
After listening to a segment of Adam’s audiobook, Adam goes on a jag about white guys in home security commercials. After listening to a couple ridiculous clips, the guys discuss the reality of racial equality, both on the screen and in the real world. Moving into the news, Alison opens with a story about Dr. Drew being hospitalized, and also brings up the abortion doctor who’s being charged with murder.
In studio today is comedian Patton Oswalt. Adam talks to him about his new book, Zombie Spaceship Wasteland, and the experience of recording the audio book. The guys also chat about making up the words to songs, and the benefits of having a flexible career.
Adam talks a bit more with Patton about his work on a cancelled sitcom, and trying to balance it while filming a movie. Adam recalls his own frustrations during the casting process, and the ‘funny’ execs who can’t pitch good jokes.
In the last part of the show, Alison returns to the news. The guys offer their thoughts on hangover cures and experiments on rats, and also talk about Octomom doing fetish porn. Wrapping things up, they talk about a ferret biting off somebody’s fingers, and the importance of organ donations.
Pick up Patton’s new book, and visit his site at PattonOswalt.com
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio/Voice Over: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Search: Chris Laxamana
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam opens the show discussing classic 60s music with Bald Bryan and Alison. Alison then jumps into the news, starting with the school shooting in Gardenia which came as the result of a gun going off in a student’s backpack. Adam suggests that the parents be ‘publicly flogged.’ Alison also talks about the potential cloning of a Wooly Mammoth, and gets in a cake and pie fight when she disagrees with Adam about which is better.
Larry Miller steps in, commenting on the recent school shooting. Adam also tells a story from his afternoon, and deciphers his dog’s various barks. Larry tries his luck with the Hypothetical Road Trip game, and talks to Adam about ridiculously designed comedy clubs.
Columnist Joel Stein joins the show, and talks with Adam about meeting in the early Man Show days. They both agree on actors who play dicks or crazy people are like that in real life, and Joel talks about his nuttiest, darkest interviews. He also talks about his adventures learning how to be a man, including fighting with Randy Couture, going through marine basic training, and soon to learn about cars from Adam.
The group then moves back to the news, and the first story sparks a conversation about how Eastern and Western philosophies differ in regards to raising kids. Adam also talks about the importance of quitting, and joyfully recalls telling a Celebrity All-Star coach to fuck off.
Visit TheJoelStein.com for more info, or follow him on Twitter @TheJoelStein
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio/Voice Over: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Search: Chris Laxamana
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam opens with his thoughts on the Patriot’s loss this weekend, and talks about building up a second warehouse for our recording facilities. He also re-pitches his idea for Attack Crows, and reads an article that proves he’s been on the right track all along. They also listen to Robert DeNiro’s Lifetime Achievement Award speech from the Golden Globes, and Adam gives his thoughts on reading from a teleprompter.
Alison follows up with more Golden Globe related news. They talk about Ricky Gervais’s roast humor, Robert Downey Jr.’s talents, and the national obsession with Glee and Jane Lynch. In other celebrity news, Adam also tells a story about trying to get Social Network star Jesse Eisenberg on the show. The last news story involves a cat that received a summons for Jury Duty, and Adam tells his own Jury Duty story.
Adam talks about a brand new Made-Up Movie he created on the Bill Simmons podcast. He also takes a fake title from a caller, and the group tries to come up with a made-up plot of their own.
Lemmy of Motorhead comes in studio, surprising Adam with his age and the length of time the band has been together. Lemmy talks about his life before the band, and Adam discusses the new documentary Lemmy stars in. Alison also talks to Lemmy about his experiences bedding many (many) women on the road, and the guys offer their views on monogamy, and the differences between men and women.
Get all the tour dates at iMotorhead.com, or follow the band on Twitter @MyMotorhead.
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio/Voice Over: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Phones: Chris Laxamana
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam is back again at Happy Endings, and spends the first half talking with NFL analyst Jay Glazer. The guys chat about getting a nice shave, and also discuss the day’s football games. Jay also talks about his work training athletes, and Adam talks about his training day with Jason Mayhem Miller.
The guys go more in-depth with their MMA discussion, comparing it to boxing and really enjoying this new sport. The guys also bounce back to football talk, and decide the final game should be exciting no matter who ends up playing in it.
Comedian Bobby Slayton swing by next, celebrating his anniversary and just back from Vegas. Adam talks about his earliest stand-up days in Oakland, and discusses why he doesn’t like Vegas. The guys also complain about fat people on the airplane, and the latest trend in overpriced cupcakes. The guys continue their rants against airlines and airport security, and as Adam tries to wrap the show, Bobby starts a fight with Jay Glazer.
Follow Jay Glazer on Twitter @Jay_Glazer
And Follow Bobby Slayton @ PitbullOfComedy
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producer: Mike August
Writer: Mike Lynch
Associate Producer/Audio: Katie Levine
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
A sound byte from Bald Bryan prompts Adam to talk about producer Bob Evans, and how he likely discovered cocaine. Adam also proposes a Battle of the Blowhards competition, and suggests a scientific test to measure brain activity. Alison then jumps into the news, talking about the MMA fighter who wanted to take on Obama in a match, and how the Church is getting involved with how people name their kids.
Adam goes on a rant about why he doesn’t like Conan O’Brien, even though he considers him to be a talented guy. They also talk about an online dating site, which prompts Adam to ask Alison about her own dating life. When she says she’s looking for a guy with a sense of humor, Adam goes on a rant about how unfunny most ‘funny people’ are.
Eugene Mirman of Bob’s Burgers comes on the show, and talks with Adam about the experience of recording an animated series. Adam also talks with him about being a ‘special ed’ student, and has Eugene speak to him in Russian. Jumping back into the news, the group discusses abortion statistics across the country, and terrible prison food. At the end of the show, Adam jumps on the phones for a round of Hobo Power to hear your most disgusting stink stories.
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio Engineer/Voice Over: Mike Dawson
Audio Show Builder/Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Search: Chris Laxamana
Phones: Brian Meyer
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam opens the show with a rant against ‘Depeche Mode syntho-bullshit.’ The group listens to a variety of songs, and Adam talks about soulless music and near-identical remakes. He also offers a theory that relates the height of your bed to your level of success.
Harry Hamlin comes in studio, and talks with Adam about his recently published memoir. The guys trade stories about growing up in SoCal, and Harry talks about getting kicked out of college for allegedly running a brothel. They also talk about Harry’s dad: a rocket scientist who gave his 11-year-old son a 5-year subscription to Playboy.
Adam then turns to the phones to answer your relationship queries. One caller wants her boyfriend to propose to her, and Adam recalls how relieved he was when he finally got married. Harry wishes he had heard Adam’s words when he was younger, and talks about his own experiences in marriage. Adam and Alison also debate whether or not it’s gay to be in a two-guy one-girl threesome.
Today in the news, more information has come out about Arizona Shooter Jared Lee Loughner. Adam says that as sad as it is, it’s still pretty surprising these shootings only happen every 5-7 years, considering how many guns and crazy people there are in this country. Other news stories include Kelsey Grammar’s alleged cross-dressing, the Westboro Baptist Church, the new Verizon iPhone, and the increase of dining & ditching in New York.
Be sure to pick up a copy of Harry Hamlin’s memoir: ‘Full Frontal Nudity: The Making of an Accidental Actor’
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio Engineer/Voice Over: Mike Dawson
Audio Show Builder/Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Phones: Brian Meyer
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam starts the show up after a delicious meal of Hungarian food. He talks about his audiobook, and suggests a way to hear your favorite shows or music without tuning out the entire world. They also play a part of his audiobook, and Adam goes on a rant about his son’s orthopedic helmet.
Jumping into the news, Adam, Alison and Bald Bryan talk about anti-gay churches, and the increase in gun purchases. Adam rants about people being concerned for being put on a list, and also talks about people who are only focused on their own priorities. Alison also brings up the statement made by the parents of Jared Lee Loughner, and Adam suggests they should be put on trial.
After the break, Larry Miller joins the studio. Adam talks about getting a book from the guy who runs the Hungarian restaurant, and talks to Larry about trying to get rid of all the free stuff that comes in from everyone. The guys then start talking about charismatic cult leaders, and Larry talks about the time he was invited to join a cult. The show wraps with a round of the Hypothetical Road Trip game.
Listen to This Week with Larry Miller, right here on the ACE Broadcasting Network. You can also visit his site: LarryMillerHumor.com
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio Engineer/Voice Over: Mike Dawson
Audio Show Builder/Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Search: Chris Laxamana
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam officially announces the new News Girl: Alison Rosen. He finds out a bit more about her background, her experience in a rock band, and her relationship with her family. Adam also talks about his own family, and the joys of raising twins.
Heading into the news, Adam angrily discusses Ted Williams, a deadbeat dad who was once homeless but now doing voice-overs. Alison also talks about the trial of Jared Lee Loughner, and an MMA fighter who said he wants his next opponent to be President Obama. Also in the news is a scientific study about women’s tears and arousal levels, which sends Adam on a side jag about gay porn.
Next up, a round of Gaywalking. Pre-Op Board-Op Bill asks gay guys straight questions, and the guys in-studio vote on whether or not they’ll get the answer correct.
Teresa Strasser joins the show as today’s guest. She comments on the Gaywalking game, and talks about her book officially being optioned. She also congratulates Alison on her new gig, and talks about getting bumped from The Today Show by one of the Baldwin brothers. Adam reminds her that all she needs to promote is book is good word of mouth, and Teresa mentions how grateful she is for all the nice reviews.
Pick up a copy of Teresa’s book, ‘Exploiting My Baby.’ Also be sure to get it signed at Laguna Beach Books on Jan 13th at 6pm. For more info, visit ExploitingMyBaby.com
Hear more from Pre-Op Board-Op Bill at TheBillShow.com
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio Engineer/Voice Over: Mike Dawson
Audio Show Builder/Search: Chris Laxamana
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam welcomes Couin Sal and Dax Shepard back to The Happy Endings Bar on Sunset. Adam talks with Dax about his latest role, and asks Sal how he’s fairing during the NFL playoffs. Adam also rants about his wife screwing up his Mexican food order, and explains how we all need rodeo clowns to help us forget our troubles.
The guys also chat about getting fired from your job vs. quitting. Dax talks about his old boss tricking him into working harder, and also relays an embarrassing verbal slip he had when working as a restaurant host. The story reminds Adam of the time he said something embarrassing to Queen Latifah on late night TV, and he and Dax rant about her film, Taxi.
Adam also talks about his relationship with his housekeeper, Olga. Dax talks about his own cleaning lady, and how he recently discovered she was drinking on the job. The guys also discuss the culture clash revolving around dogs, and wrapping the show up, the guys talk a bit more about Dax’s largely improvised movie.
Watch Dax on Parenthood, Tuesday nights at 10pm on NBC; and check out The Freebie, out on DVD and VOD on this Tues, Jan 11th.
You can also catch Cousin Sal on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and on The B.S. Report, with Bill Simmons.
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producer: Mike August
Writer: Mike Lynch
Associate Producer/Audio: Katie Levine
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler