Hal Linden talks about his experiences on Barney Miller, playing in the Army band, and his big Broadway debut. Plus, Bald Bryan reviews the new film 'Sully' for this week's Baldywood.

Ariana Savalas chats about her love of jazz music, her legendary father, and more athletes protesting the national anthem. Plus, Dr. Bruce calls in to talk about Hillary Clinton's alleged pneumonia.

Joel Stein sits down for a podcast about internet trolls, the death of Alexis Arquette, and where everyone was on Sept 11th 2001.

Manager, Agent, and Producer Shep Gordon sits down with Ace for this week's episode of Take A Knee. Adam opens the show talking to Shep about his creation of the celebrity chef, and how valuable that commodity is in today's entertainment industry. Then Adams dives into Shep's background growing up in not the most ideal situation, and how he was able to use that to improve his life after leaving high school. After that, Adams asks Shep about the Documentary Supermensch which was Mike Meyers directorial debut about Shep's life. Before they wrap, Adam examines Shep's natural ability to be able to enhance anything he's working on by knowing where to focus his attention.

Glen Phillips returns to chat about his new album, Ann Coulter's experience during the Rob Lowe Roast, and suffering through a childhood of 'joy whack-a-mole'.

Shaq and Christina Wallace join Adam live on stage from the IAB Conference in New York City. Ace and Shaq discuss his impending induction into the NBA Hall Of Fame and his podcast 'The Big Podcast with Shaq' on Podcast One before Christina Wallace steps in to talk with Adam about her Forbes podcast and the way it is expanding from its original season form to a weekly episodic format.

Bret Easton Ellis sits down for a podcast about next generation 'influencers', how the internet has destroyed the movie studio system, and our society's obsession with victimization.

Rob Corddry joins for a podcast about being shirtless with The Rock, the new film 'Office Christmas Party', and the return of the Dodge Dart.

Today's episode features various ecerpts from Adam's motivational podcast, Take A Knee.

Brand-Building Expert, Speaker, and Author Denise Lee Yohn joins Adam for this week's episode of Take A Knee. Adam opens the show asking Denise about her extensive work in brand-building and advertising, including her history working for companies like: Jack in the Box, Burger King, Land Rover, and Sony. This leads into the two talking about some key points from Denise's book: What Great Brands Do: The Seven Brand Building Principles that Separate the Best from the Rest. After that, Adam asks Denise for her advice to younger people on how to figure out what they should be doing for a living. Before they wrap, Adam talks about the importance of working jobs you don't like so you can work harder for the job you want and appreciate having it more once you've gotten it.

Colonel Tony Deane calls in to chat about the state of the Middle East and what the US involvement should be. Plus, Bald Bryan talks about getting pulled over, and the guys discuss the Hillary Clinton / Jimmy Kimmel 'Picklegate'.

Shawne Merriman talks with Adam about the origins of 'Lights Out', his athletic apparel line, and inappropriate asks once he started making money. Plus, David Wild discusses the upcoming Global Citizen Festival.

Mark Thompson calls in to chat about how the talk radio landscape has changed, his epic Christmas parties, and the return of 'The Mark and Lynda Podcast'. Plus, Adam takes a call from Matt Dubiel to discuss creating a listener driven FM radio channel.

Slim Jim Phantom joins for a podcast about his incredible music career, his new memoir, and climbing Mount Everest. The guys also discuss the death of Gene Wilder, and a big butt beauty contest banned for being sexist.

Pamela Adlon chats with Adam and the gang about her new show 'Better Things', crazy divorce laws in California, and cow fart-catching backpacks. Plus, Matt Atchity returns in studio for a school-themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.