Jim Norton and Sam Roberts talk about sexual compulsion, an old fued with Opie & Anthony, and the next big MMA fight. Plus, everyone plays a round of Tales From The Cheap.

Author and behavioral scientist Jon Levy joins Adam for this week’s episode of Take A Knee. Adam and Jon kick off the show talking about how the right amount of anxiety can be a good motivator. Then Jon tells some stories of his travels overseas including spending over a minute submerged in the icy waters of Antarctica and almost braking his back in the Bull Run in Pamplona, Spain. After that, Jon talks about a dinner of high profile individuals he puts together called The Influencers Dinner. Before they wrap, Adam discusses about the importance of spending time with your children and not giving any excuses why you can't. 

Romany Malco sits down for a podcast about Tijuana Jackson, the 'racket of racism', and the future of 'the singularity'.

Adam, Gina and Bryan discuss Adam's whirlwind trip to SEMA, and news stories about Val Kilmer, Jimmy Kimmel's annual Halloween prank, and the KKK's support of Donald Trump. Plus, the guys take calls for a round of Mr. Brightside.

Adam rants about deviled eggs, trick or treating, and how much candy you have to eat to have a 50/50 chance of dying. Plus, check out Adam's recent interviews with boxer Vinny Paz, and legendary promoter Bob Arum.

Brian Huskey chats with Adam about Adult Swim and improv, and everyone plays a round of Made Up Movie. Plus, Adam takes Natalia Trick-or-Treating to the house of the PF Chang's host.

Milo Yiannopoulos joins Adam, Gina, and Bald Bryan for a live podcast from The Grove of Anaheim. Adam opens the show with his newest invention "Doucherette", as well as a rant about deviled eggs. After that the gang takes a few audience questions. Then a political themed round of "Blah Blah Blog". Before they wrap, Gina delivers her daily news stories on The FBI re opening their investigation into Hilary Clintons emails, the Kim Kardashian VR experience sex tape, and the sentencing of the man responsible for the celebrity nude leaks in 2014.

Legendary Writer and Director Paul Schrader joins Adam for this week's episode of Take A Knee. Adam opens the show talking to Paul about some of his first movies he wrote including Raging Bull and American Gigolo. Then Paul talks about how a rough time in his life while living in Los Angeles turned into the screenplay for Taxi Driver. After that, Adam asks Paul about his time directing some of the biggest stars such as Richard Pryor and Harvey Keitel with minimal directing experience. Before they wrap, Adam and Paul talk about the grueling task of shooting on location for a lengthy period of time.

Ben Shapiro chats with Adam about the current election, and what he predicts will happen depending on who wins. Plus, everyone plays a Halloween edition of 'Tales from the Cheap'.

Adam Ray is in studio for a podcast about commercial parodies, the reboot of Mad TV, and the connection between women and road rage. Plus, the gang takes phone calls to hear your 'Jewjitsu' stories.

Russell Peters joins for a podcast about funny Halloween costumes, the rise of STDs, and outlandish excuses for missing work. Bald Bryan also reviews a new documentary, and the guys talk about the biggest bald icons.

Nate Adams talks with Adam about their doc The 24 Hour War, and a new online platform for automotive content. Plus, the guys take calls about horrible roommates, and play a hilarious Halloween themed round of 'Will Andrew and Brian Eat It'.

Darren Bousman is in studio to talk about 'The Tension Experience', and the Cubs heading to the World Series. Plus, Matt Atchity returns in studio for a round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.

Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh joins Adam for this week's episode of Take A Knee. Adam opens the show asking Tony about his first company Link Exchange, which he founded in college and eventually sold to Microsoft for $265 Million dollars. Then Tony talks about transforming Downtown Las Vegas and living in an airstream. After that, Adam asks Tony about his upbringing by Taiwanese immigrant parents as well as his time at Harvard. Before they wrap, Tony talks about different types of frameworks for happiness. 

Eric Felten chats with Adam about how to order the perfect martini, his National Geographic piece on steel drumming, and thoughts on the final debate. Plus, Adam tells a stay at home dad what to do with his time, and the guys play a round of 'What Would Vinnie Do'.