Larry Miller joins Adam for this episode of Take A Knee. Adam and Larry open the show discussing people who force themselves into careers they don't even want to be in. This leads to a conversation about finding your passion, building your career based on that as opposed to making a career and then trying to focus on your passion later. Then Adam and Larry talk about what it takes to be a successful comedy writer, and the amount of work and dedication it requires.  After that, Larry talks about his journey from growing up in Long Island to eventually making his way out to LA to become a writer, actor & comedian. Before they wrap, Larry and Adam talk about how vital it is to put in the time and work if you really want to be successful in whatever you do. 

Sir Ken Robinson joins for a podcast about the problems with our school system, Sonny's academic struggles, and the one country that seems to be doing it right. Plus, Adam takes a call from Taleeb Starkes to chat about the riots in Baltimore and why conservative values are not sticking with the black community.

Greg Fitzsimmons sits down for a podcast about bar fighting, getting hit in the face by a fastball, and being detained by airport security. Plus, Matt Atchity returns to host an Avengers-themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.

Gilbert Gottfried and David Wild are in studio for a podcast about the Baltimore riots, Chinese funeral strippers, and Adam's culinary achievements (or lack thereof). He also takes a call from a fan living in Nepal who experienced last weekend's major earthquake first hand.

Larry Wachs chats with Adam about his 35 years in radio, people arrested for twerking in front of a memorial, and a professor who told off his classroom in an email. Plus, Doug Hughes phones in to discuss landing a gyrocopter onto the lawn of the Capitol Building, and Dr. Bruce returns for this week's Healthwatch.

Chris D'Elia joins the show to discuss Bruce Jenner, the White House Correspondent's Dinner, and National Masturbation Month. Bald Bryan also talks about celebrating his 6-year anniversary of being diagnosed with a brain tumor and his doctor, Dr. Jeremy Rudnick, calls in to give his side of the story. Also, Bryan shares his experience throwing the ceremonial first pitch at the Padres game a few hours before the show.

Nate Adams, producer of Road Hard and Winning: The Racing Life of Paul Newman, joins Adam for this episode of Take a Knee. Adam starts the show talking about Nate growing up in Montana and being on the wrestling team. Nate talks about the tragedy of losing two of his brothers at a young age, and how the fallout from those events led him into becoming a troubled youth.  Then he gets into his college days, and how afraid people were of him in theater class, which eventually led him to take a more inward look at himself and turn his life around. After that, Nate found out he was much better at writing than he was at acting, which eventually led to his decision to move out to LA to pursue a career in the entertainment business. After explaining some of his initial jobs and projects, Nate gets into what it takes to build a project from scratch. Before they wrap, Nate and Adam talk about their Paul Newman documentary.

David Coverdale calls in to discuss his influences and rise to fame. Later, Franklin Leonard chats with Adam about the famous screenwriting 'Black List', and the gang reacts to stories about an awkward interview with Robert Downey Jr., and accidental Tinder hookups between siblings.

Slim Jim Phantom chats with Adam about his new album, a potential Stray Cats reunion tour, and why you should live in South Dakota instead of Mars. Plus, Matt Atchity returns for a Harrison Ford-themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes game.

Rod Man joins for a podcast about winning Last Comic Standing, why minimum wage should stay minimum, and Shatner's solution to the current drought crisis. They also discuss a controversial new building in New York, and the explosion of Tinder hook-ups at Coachella.

Greg Proops joins for a podcast about bad butt injections, more leaked Sony emails, and using sewage water to brew beer. Plus, Jo Koy returns to chat about the controversial topic of cover songs that are better than the original.

Charlotte McKinney joins for a podcast about the Newman Racing Doc premiere, a star-studded evening at Seth MacFarlane's, and Carl's Jr.'s sexy new commercial. Plus, the guys play a round of Weedwalking.

Writer, Director, Producer, and Actor Paul Feig joins Adam for this episode of Take A Knee. Adam opens the show with a bit of Paul's background growing up in Michigan to a religious family. Paul talks about his first creative project making a commercial for his father's Army surplus store. Then Paul looks back on his early days doing stand-up comedy and honing his craft. Adam and Paul then riff on comedy in general and what it takes to improvise on set while making a film or TV show. Before they wrap, Paul explains how he got from doing stand-up to creating & directing some of the most successful TV shows and comedy films in Hollywood today.

Simons Morley of Puppetry of the Penis talks about his skills in the ancient art form. Senator Ted Cruz also calls in to discuss his 2016 Presidential campaign.

Billy Corben chats with Adam about cocaine cowboys, backyard brawlers, and an officer who intentionally used his car to run over a suspect. Matt Atchity also returns to lead the gang in a comedy sequel themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.