Heather McDonald is in studio to discuss her children getting worked up about politics, and news stories involving North Korea, Starbucks, and the TSA. Plus, Matt Atchity returns for a rain-themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game. AdamCarolla.com

Brandon Marshall talks to Adam about his experiences in the NFL, and grappling with borderline personality disorder. Plus, comedian Jamie Lee is in studio to discuss Adam's frustrations with the iPhone, and this year's Coachella lineup.

Zoe Bell chats about working with Quentin Tarantino as both an actress and stunt double. Plus, Matthew Mills talks with Adam about Med-X and the latest advancements in growing cannabis. AdamCarolla.com

Cousin Sal drops in to discuss last year's annual 'Dixon Dinner'. Plus, the gang returns for the first new show of 2016 to discuss everything that happened over the break. AdamCarolla.com

Greg Fitzsimmons and Brian Howie join Adam, Gina, and Bald Bryan for a live podcast from The American Comedy Company in San Diego. They talk about public pools, a 5-day erection and Brian's upcoming Carolla Digital podcast- The Great Love Debate. Plus, the gang plays a round of 'Blah Blah Blog!' (Original Airdate: September 22, 2015)

Skip and Alison Bedell share their experiences on the set of Catch a Contractor. The guys also chat about Gina's orgy experience, and Travis from Alaska is in studio for a live round of Greater Than or Less Than. (Original Airdate: June 22, 2015)

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. (Original Airdate: June 4, 2015)

Bryan Cranston sits down one-on-one with Adam for a podcast about becoming Walter White, growing up in the San Fernando Valley, and his favorite episode of Breaking Bad to shoot. The guys also take your fan-submitted questions. (Original Airdate: August 7, 2015)

Joel McHale is in studio for a podcast about the future of Community, Joel's favorite guests on The Soup, and Adam's experience sharing a first class flight with Rob Lowe. (Original Airdate: September 30, 2015)

Stephen Colbert of "The Colbert Report." Stephen and I talk about our days working together on "The Daily Show," his experiences leading up to working on "The Daily Show" and how the "The Colbert Report" was created. Stephen also gives us a really cool, exclusive behind the scenes blow-by-blow of the Daft Punk controversy on his show and explains why I'm his idol (ok, that last part not so much)

West Point alumnus and former active duty Army platoon leader Jordan Garrett joins Adam on this week's episode of Take A Knee. Adam and Jordan discuss his familial military history before getting into his time at West Point and his eventual deployment to Iraq where his West Point graduating class lost the most graduates since the Vietnam War. They also discuss the state of soldiers returning home and how the United States Government is treating their Veterans. AdamCarolla.com

Asif Kapadia chats with Adam about directing 'Amy' and 'Senna'. Mark Geragos is also in studio for a new game called 'Pick Your Plantiff', plus a new song from Dick Banks, and Adam shares his thoughts on the Illuminati. (Original Airdate: July 31, 2015)

Patton Oswalt joins for the first show of 2015! The guys talk about their holiday breaks, thoughts for the New Year, and what people are willing to do for a free t-shirt. (Original Airdate: January 5, 2015)

(Original Airdate: May 25, 2010) Band members Scott Weiland, Robert DeLeo, Dean DeLeo, and Eric Kretz are back as Stone Temple Pilots releases a self-titled album. Adam asks them what brought them all back together, and it seems an opportunity to play at the Coachella music festival is what re-sparked the flame. Unfortunately they had touring conflicts, and so Paul McCartney filled in instead. They give more background on how the band came together, and when they finally started playing music 1988, it was evident they had something very special. They started touring around California, and by 91 they were in a recording studio. They said their big break was in 92, but just before recording their first album they heard a demo cassette of Nirvana's first album, and it blew their minds. They were concerned their career may have been over before it even began. When they released their first music video, the credits were not in the lower left corner as they typically are. They also began their tours by opening for Megadeath, and apparently the crowd was not too happy to hear them play. When the song Plush came out, people finally started coming out to see their shows. Adam asks them more about their lives on the road, and if it's good material for writing songs. Of course it's ripe for material, and they also joke about other clich� rock songs that appear on most albums. They mention that this is their 6th album together as STP, and that there are really no side projects either. Adam asks if they can tell which songs are going to be hits, but they point out sometimes the record label chooses the singles for them. Wrapping up the conversation, they talk about the origin of the band name, and also explain that at one point they were signed as Mighty Joe Young but had to change the name.