Ally Hilfiger and Steve Hash sit in with creative director, Trey Laird, and discuss Marfa, Texas, his experiences working with Gigi Hadid, Tommy Hilfiger, Lady Gaga, Tom Ford, how he started his company, and his early days with Donna Karen.

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Ally and Steve fly to London to sit in with Gigi Hadid to talk to her about working with Tommy Hilfiger, packing and dressing for your mood, what she likes about designing the Gigi X Tommy collections, and how hands on she is every step of the way while always considering her fans!

Pamela Love, an award winning jewelry designer based in New York City, talks about her obsession with Greek Mythology, and trying to keep up during New York Fashion week without her sleep monster getting in the way, and her apprenticeship with artist, Francesco Clemente.

Timo Weiland, acclaimed fashion designer and chosen for the CFDA incubator program, discusses everything from how much fashion week and the industry in New York has changed, and how he transitioned from being a banker on Wall Street to an acclaimed fashion designer/DJ.

Aaron Mahnke talks about adapting his successful podcast Lore into a show for Amazon. Plus, Bald Bryan reviews Blade Runner 2049 for this weeks Baldywood, and the gang reacts to the latest allegations against Harvey Weinstein.

Adam Hootnick joins for a podcast about ESPNs 30 for 30, updates on Harvey Weinstein, and recruiting celebs to be international spies. Plus, the guys play a round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game, and Dawson intros a few more songs from the Tool Box.

Peter Suderman of Reason Magazine joins for a podcast about the history of prohibition, the latest on Harvey Weinstein, and an update on Sonnys recovery.

Jeff Cesario returns for a podcast about Harvey Weinstein, National Coming Out Day, and Springsteens Broadway run. Plus- the guys hear a new segment called The Toolbox, and Chet Waterhouse delivers this weeks sports update.

Gilbert Gottfried talks with Adam about allowing his life to be filmed for a documentary, and our overly offended culture. Plus, RJ Bell calls in for RJs Parlay.

"Sit-In with Ally Hillfiger and Steve Hash" debuts Wednesday, October 18th, 2017.

Christopher Titus returns to discuss Special Unit, VP Pence walking out of an NFL game after more players knelt for the National Anthem, and OJ Simpsons quest for companionship. Plus, Adam takes calls for a round of What Cant Adam Complain About?.

Frank DeMartini discusses his run against Maxine Waters. Plus, Vinnie Tortorich is in studio to pay tribute to Ralphie May, and also to hear a new song by Rich Banks.

This past week the world lost a very funny comedian and friend of the show in comic Ralphie May. In honor of our late friend, we harken back to his last appearance on The Adam Carolla Show from March of 2015 live from The Irvine Improv.

Jay Mohr joins Adam and Gina for a live show from The Irvine Improv. Adam opens the show talking about the LA Shuttles while Jay quickly busts out some of his most notable impressions. Then Adam takes some questions from the audience in a round of "Q and Ace". After that the gang plays "The Rotten Tomatoes Game". Before they wrap, Gina delivers her daily news stories on: OJ Simpson's response to reporters, The Monopoly Man at the Equifax hearing, and Colorado trying to ban weed gummys.

Raven talks to Adam about being the most decorated wrestler in WWE history. Plus, the guys take calls for a round of Mr. Brightside, and play a Rob Schneider themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.

Rob Huebel joins the podcast for a round of Made Up Movie. Plus, RJ Bell phones in to discuss the Las Vegas shooting and RJs Parlay.