Nick Thune joins Adam to talk about his new comedy special “Born Young”, riffing on everything from Benson Bubblers to bi-folding doors and the state of modern comedy. He also shares a story about scoring a Shohei Ohtani bobblehead, sparking a fun debate on flipping collectibles and work ethic in America.
Later, Adam B. Coleman discusses his book “The Children We Left Behind” and how fatherlessness and family breakdown are fueling dysfunction in society. He and Adam call out political cowardice, overused victim narratives, and make the case for accountability and family values.
In the news, the crew reacts to the tragic death of Miller Gardner, confirmed as carbon dioxide poisoning, and the dangers of poorly ventilated spaces. They also discuss Stephanie Turner, the women’s fencer punished for refusing to face a transgender competitor, and the growing conflict between biological reality and institutional policy.
For more with Nick Thune :
APRIL 19th - LOS ANGELES, CA @ The Elysian Theatre
MAY 28th - IRVINE, CA @ Irvine Improv
WEBSITE: www.nickthune.com
INSTAGRAM: @nickthune
TWITTER: @nickthune
For more with Adam B Coleman:
WEBSITE: AdamBColeman.com
INSTAGRAM + TWITTER: @wrong_speak
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