Alonzo Bodden returns for a podcast about 'How to Build Everything', how to know what car you're in while blindfolded, and the annual 4th of July hotdog eating championship. Plus, Matt Atchity is back to host a Hawaii-themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.

Willy T. Ribbs meets Adam in London for a live podcast about Brexit, rugby, and racism. Plus, local fan Ivan joins the guys on stage to share some of England's news stories.

The best of the Adam Carolla Show for the week of 2/1/16 with guests Matt Besser, Michael McKean, Jonathan Kite, Amy Hogart, and Erin Coscarelli.

Ten Thirty One productions Founder and CEO Melissa Carbone joins Adam for this week's episode of Take A Knee. Melissa opens the show talking about starting her company, as well as how her passion for horror and diligent research led her to choosing Halloween Horror as an industry. Then Melissa talks about the different kinds of immerse horror attractions that her company creates, produces, and owns. After that, Adam and Melissa talk about how important it is knowing your main demographics when running a business. Before they wrap, Adam and Melissa talk about the motivation that comes from the fear of failing. 

The gang opens the show with a quick recap of Goodwood, and take some calls about Michael Jackson's porn stash and the Europe trip. They then play a round of Fit or BS with Vinnie Tortorich. After the break they bring in Paul Scheer to talk about Jay Leno's accident and Paul's new show Filthy Preppy Teens. Gina then does the news and they cover the false alarm at Andrews Air Force Base, the economic troubles in Brazil, no more swimsuit competition for Miss Teen USA, an impromptu performance of the National Anthem at the Lincoln Memorial, an app that will fight parking tickets for you, and the friendliest gay towns in America.

Irish DJ's Dara Quilty and Daniella Moyles join Adam for a live podcast from The Sugar Club in Dublin. They talk about Irish sports fans, paying for water, and Thin Lizzy. Plus a local fan gets on stage to talk about beekeeping.

Adam and Drew open the show lamenting the ridiculous heat wave that has struck Los Angeles and they relate it to how it brings up memories of their childhoods specifically when it comes to sports. They then turn to the phones and talk to a variety of callers including one who wants to get Adam & Drew's take on leadership and another who is trying to figure out how much of his history to reveal to those he's dating.

Dutch DJ Giel Beelen joins Adam for a live podcast from the Melkweg to talk about visiting Amsterdam, private planes, and racing at Goodwood. Chris Jericho also Skypes in to talk about Donald Trump and Vince McMahon before the guys engage in a round of Know Your Locals featuring a fan explaining why Adam should move to Amsterdam.

Adam and Drew open the show today discussing the recent OJ Simpson 30 for 30 documentary. They then turn to the phones and talk to a variety of callers on a wide range of topics including if binge watching television can be legitimately addictive, how to get a partner to go into therapy with his partner, and a woman with a significant Xanax prescription who is worried about long term effects.

Award winning journalist and documentary filmmaker Sebastian Junger sits down with Adam for this week's episode of Take A Knee. Adam and Sebastian open the show talking about his new book Tribe, which leads to a discussion on the need for humans to find meaning in life by feeling needed. After that, Sebastian talks about his time making a documentary while being embedded within an American platoon in the most dangerous valley in Afghanistan. Before they wrap, Sebastian talks about living as a vagrant for a period of his life.

Adam and Drew open the show discussing the 'participation trophy generation' and how it has permeated all parts of our society. Adam then talks about how his home remodel is starting to wrap up and the timing of his assistant departing for his honeymoon has thrown a bit of a wrench in the plans. They then turn to the phones and talk to a guy dealing with a alcohol problem, another who is worried about head trauma from sparing at a boxing gym, amongst others.

The show opens with Ace and Drew talking about Adam's family history of making sure not only to spend almost no money but to also eat and drink horrible fake versions of products. They then discuss what Adam thinks is the worst car in history. As they go to the phones they speak to a caller who is very successful but can't transition that into any kind of relationship with women. They also speak to a caller who is dealing with a wife that has daddy issues and another who is considering moving to a cheaper area but struggling with moving away from his daughter.

Adam and Mark Geragos open this week's episode on Reasonable Doubt differentiating the difference between fun parents and strict parents. After that, Adam talks about the need for him to pay people back as quickly as possible. This leads to a longer conversion on how important it is in life to have character. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark take some law related phone calls.

Adam, Gina, and Bald Bryan get together for a podcast about Postum, the lack of structure in the workplace, and parallells between Adam and Ricky Gervais.

Author Alex Epstein joins Adam, Gina, and Bryan for a podcast about fossil fuels, dating somebody who is terminally ill, and how to behave in court when fighting a ticket.