Artie Lange chats with Adam about censoring comedians, the difficulties of getting through high school, and the future of net neutrality. Plus, Adam talks about the pointless war on drugs with author Johann Hari.

Sam Jones sits down for a podcast about celebrity photography, watching Road House to train cops, and co-existing with drug-dealing neighbors. Plus, Matt Atchity helps Adam rant about Entertainment Weekly, and the guys play a Will Smith themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes game.

Dr. Drew and Jo Koy join Adam, Gina, and Bald Bryan for a live podcast from the Ice House in Pasadena.

Amy Alkon returns for a podcast about why people are so rude, highlights from the Oscars, and the controversy surrounding the death penalty. Plus, Bald Bryan reviews 'Whiplash' for this week's Baldywood.

Adam, Gina and Bryan podcast live from Adam's house for a special Oscar Podcast. Adam opens the show recounting the weekend that he and the family spent with Kevin Costner before the gang dives into watching the show and taking breaks to discuss it on the show.

 

Actor and Producer Jason Hervey joins Adam for this week’s episode discussing his rise from child actor to very successful TV and film producer.  Jason also talks with Adam about his upcoming docuseries ‘Outlaw Country’ following a federal task force as they try to bring down a pair of suspected criminals who also happen to be brothers.  The pair also discuss the evolution of media and how screens shrinking in the cinema and growing in homes has fundamentally changed the way people consume various forms of media today.  Upon learning the Jason similarly has a set of boy/girl twins, Adam turns the conversation to the idea of grit and how important Jason thinks that is to instill into children. 

Nahnatchka Khan and Melvin Mar are in studio to discuss 'Fresh off the Boat', and the state of diversity in casting. Plus, Matt Ralston calls in to chat about his anti-chicken-shit-ticket platform to be on the West Hollywood City Council.

Lyndie Greenwood chats about 'Sleepy Hollow', a bizarre fashion statement from Kim and Kanye, and Joe Biden's touchy-feely controversy. Plus, Grae Drake fills in for Matt Atchity for an Oscar-themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.

David Wild is in studio for a podcast about 'whiskey plates', the Stevie Wonder tribute, and the best ELO songs. Adam also takes some fan phone calls and discusses his favorite Phil Hartman moments.

Comedian Jimmy Dunn joins for a podcast about the Boston comedy scene, 'thunder snow', and why Steven Tyler should wear board shorts. The gang also discusses more of their favorite Saturday Night Live moments.

Gabe Polsky is in studio to discuss his new documentary, 'Red Army'. The guys also review 'Fifty Shades of Grey', and Adam shares his favorite Saturday Night Live moments.

 

NFL Super Agent Leigh Steinberg joins Adam for this week’s episode of Take A Knee to talk about his rise to the most powerful NFL agent in the world.  Leigh retails Adam with the tale of his first client, Steve Bartkowski who was drafted first overall in the 1975 NFL Draft pulling in an unprecedented $250,000 signing bonus and 4 year $600,000 contract.  The pair also explore how Leigh built one of the best client rosters in the industry only to have it slowly unravel at the hands of alcohol for a variety of both personal and professional reasons including the death of Leigh’s father and the demise of his marriage.    

Greg Fitzsimmons joins Adam, Gina, and Bald Bryan for a live podcast from The Irvine Improv. Adam opens the show with Sonny's Valentine's Day plans. Then, Adam screens the newly released trailer for his romantic comedy Road Hard. After that, Adam takes some audience questions in a new round of "Q & Ace". Before they wrap, Gina shares her daily news stories on Puerto Rico's new obesity law, one California town that uses humor in their traffic signs, and how Catholics should not go see 50 shades of grey.

Titus Welliver joins for a podcast about service dogs in the movie theater, working with Amazon on a new TV series, and getting shot for snoring. Plus, Matt Atchity is in studio for an adaptation-themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.

Al Michaels joins for a podcast about the craziness of Super Bowl Sunday, how to make boxing relevant again, and what qualities a good announcer should have. Plus, David Wild calls in to discuss the Grammys, and the upcoming Stevie Wonder tribute.