Jay Mohr is in studio for a podcast about being friendly with Al Pacino, sitcoms with celebrities, and Big Momma Got It All's thoughts on Rachel Dolezal. Plus, David Wild discusses an emotional trip for a school reunion, and Bald Bryan reviews Jurassic World. AdamCarolla.com

Gerald Casale chats with Adam about the origins of Devo and his experiences making wine. Jo Koy is also in studio, and Adam takes a call from Hunter Atkins to discuss the life of Paul Newman. AdamCarolla.com

Adam Scott and Jason Schwartzman chat with Adam about their new film, 'The Overnight'. The guys also discuss Rachel Dolezal, raising their kids, and rock star tragedies. AdamCarolla.com

Lisa Lampanelli chats with Adam about her sex life since she lost all the weight. Plus, Hugh Hewitt is in studio for a conversation about working with Richard Nixon, why Hilary Clinton will be our next president, and a new pizza with a hot dog lined crust. Adam also crowns this week's Lord of the Jungle. AdamCarolla.com

Nate Jackson returns to discuss marijuana usage in the NFL, why football players are so good at following instructions, and the latest trouble for the Duggar family. Plus, Adam takes a call from David Wild to chat about his new TV special about The 70s. AdamCarolla.com

Dave Dameshek joins for a podcast about why he's the best at ordering food, the problem with police brutality, and the latest with Caitlyn Jenner. Plus, Adam talks to a fan who toured North Korea, and even DJ'd a set there. AdamCarolla.com

Sam Macaroni chats with Adam about his YouTube empire and the overly PC world of comedy. Plus, Dr. Spaz returns for this week's Healthwatch with a story about the transgender movement.

Greg Fitzsimmons is in studio for a podcast about escaped murder convicts, Bluetooth connected sex toys, and the first Triple Crown since the 70s. Plus, the guys hear a review of the Entourage movie, Bald Bryan talks about attending Game 1 of the NBA Finals, and Travis calls in for a round of Greater Than or Less Than. AdamCarolla.com

Michael Rapaport chats with Adam about losing part of his ear in a fight, Caitlyn Jenner's new reality show, and the feng shui of stealing. Plus, Brian Koppelman calls in to talk more about the importance of persistence and following your dreams. AdamCarolla.com

Adam and Judd open the show talking about his new book 'Sick in the Head' and how his childhood experiences helped shape his path into a comedy career. Judd talks about having to drop out of college over what now feels like a very small amount of money, dealing with going through puberty and his parents divorce simultaneously and how he discovered very early that striving for a specific goal is the best way to achieve success. They also talk about Judd's upcoming summer movie 'Trainwreck' with Amy Schumer and his recent departure from a project he intended to do with his wife Leslie Mann.

Kevin Nealon joins for a podcast about the reveal of Caitlyn Jenner, showing your vulnerability, and of course, Billy the Elephant. AdamCarolla.com

Brian Grazer and Adam sit down one-on-one for a podcast about his incredible films, his thoughts on curiosity, and how to be assertive without being pushy. Plus, Shaquille O'Neal calls in, and Sonny is in studio to ask questions and reveal facts about his hero.

Natasha Leggero chats with Adam about her new reality TV parody, why she can't stand suburbia, and her thoughts on 'selfie sticks'. Adam also talks about his experiences at the Indy 500 and his weeklong press tour in New York, plus he announces last week's Lord of the Jungle.

Judd Apatow chats one-on-one with Adam about directing his entire family in 'This Is 40', Adam's film 'The Hammer', and why it's tough to make good movies. (Original Airdate: Nov 9, 2012)

Adam is joined by Lisa Lampanelli from Carolines on Broadway in New York for a live podcast. Adam opens the show telling Lisa and the crowd about his recent trip to Huffington Post Live and a new disease he learned about while there. They also discuss how white people seem to be much easier to offend than other races and how we as a society seem to have started going nuts with how much we say goodbye to each other. Later, they take some audience questions in a round of 'Q and Ace.'