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.'

Adam is joined by Artie Lange for a live podcast from Carolines on Broadway in New York City. After a recap of Adam's trip to Indy 500 with his son, Artie and Adam take some audience questions in a round of 'Q and Ace.'

Mike Lynch sits down one-on-one with Adam for a special podcast dedicated to the release of 'Daddy Stop Talking'. Together, the guys discuss how the new book was written, and later, hear an exclusive full chapter of the new audiobook. AdamCarolla.com

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.

NBA legend Jamaal Wilkes joins Adam for this episode of Take A Knee. Jamaal opens the show talking about his time playing basketball at UCLA, as well as his inspirational coach John Wooden. After that, Jamaal talks about how the lessons he learned from Wooden were implemented into his future business ventures. Adam asks Jamaal how he was able to maintain focus while playing for the Lakers Dynasty. Then Jamaal talks about growing up in Santa Monica and Ventura, and about the depression that comes along with having to reorient himself after the NBA. Before they wrap, Jamaal talks about the businesses he started after retiring from the NBA.

R. Lee Ermey chats with Adam about his military record, how he got involved with Full Metal Jacket, and his experiences opening a brothel in Japan. The guys also play the very first round of Lord of the Jungle.

Nick Offerman calls in to chat about his woodworking shop, upcoming performance with his wife, and some influential troublemakers. Plus, Duff McKagan talks about writing his new book and performing around the world. Later, Matt Atchity hosts a George Clooney-themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game. AdamCarolla.com

David Wild is in studio for a podcast about police inaction during high speed chases, baggage handlers who smuggled marijuana throughout the country, and Adam's greatest tech moment. Plus, Bald Bryan reviews 'Mad Max', and the gang plays an all-new game: Namedropper

Dennis Hof chats with Adam about the famous Bunny Ranch in Nevada, the life of being a 'working girl', and some crazy celebrity encounters. Plus, Jo Koy is in studio and chats with Adam about opening his first restaurant in Las Vegas.

Lenny Jacobson joins for a podcast about working with Ben Stiller for 'Big Time in Hollywood, FL', Adam's thoughts on wearing NFL jersey's outside of NFL events, and the latest on Bill Cosby.

Dexter Holland, lead singer of The Offspring joins Adam for this episode of Take A Knee. Adam and Dexter start of the show talking about the business of business, and what it takes to crate and run a successful business of your own. Then, Dexter talks about starting his band at 17 years old, and finally getting their big break ten years later in 1994. After that, Dexter talks about his piloting endeavors, including flying around the world in 10 days, as well as getting his doctoral degree in microbiology. Before they wrap, Dexter talks about how the music business has drastically changed over the years, and how he had give away his music for free before his band made it big.  

Peter Mehlman sits down for a podcast about the Philadelphia Amtrak crash, the deportation of Johnny Depp's dogs, and Adam's fantasies to work with otters.

Alex Winter joins for a podcast about the Deep Web of the internet, the idea of National Interventions, and Adam's problem with first grade snitches. Plus, Matt Atchity returns for a Quadrilogy-themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.

The Offspring's Dexter and Noodles are in studio for a podcast about their new single, Dexter's experiences flying around the world, and the time Noodles was stabbed by a skinhead.