Happy Thanksgiving! Jim ‘Pops’ Carolla is here, Adam talks to him about family Thanksgiving dinners from back in the day. Adam complains about the lack of food in his house, and talks with his dad about the reasons why. Jim also talks about his love for sports—much to Adam’s surprise.
Adam teases his dad about several sound drops they’ve played of both him, and Adam’s mother. Adam also explains how his mom never answered any questions he asked, and has a few questions of his own to ask Dad. Jim talks about Adam’s grandfather, and his experience growing up during The Great Depression.
After a quick break, Jim plays the trumpet and pulls out a sheet of paper with the entire family history lined. Adam realizes he doesn’t know much about his dad’s side of the family, and hears the origins of the Carolla family name. Adam also takes a couple listener calls, and gives everyone a classic recipe for Thanksgiving cranberry sauce.
Listen to Life Lessons with Jim Carolla, right here on the ACE Broadcasting network (new eps released every Wednesday). You can also Tweet your questions to Jim at @LLJimCarolla
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Associate Producer/Phones: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Search: Chris Laxamana
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam sits down 1-on-1 with ‘nice guy’ Sugar Ray frontman Mark McGrath. Mark’s incredibly modest about his band experience, and tells Adam about how his mom raised him to be polite. Adam agrees they’re both lucky to have grown up in the US, and they talk about their love of music growing up.
Adam also reflects on a recent hangout he had with Mark where Mark mentioned a burning question Adam has longed to know the answer for. They talk about raising twins, working hard all day, and still having to pickup the Chinese food at the end of the day. Mark also talks about seeing Adam perform in Irvine, and applauds his ability to improvise so well.
After more talk about performing with Sugar Ray, Mark asks Adam about the Jim Breuer controversy. Adam explains what happens, and also talks to Mark about how growing up on different coasts meant you were exposed to different music. They end up breaking down a bunch of songs from a classic film from Adam’s childhood: Phantom of the Paradise. Bringing thing to a close, Adam talks about running with the wrong crowd in high school, and tells the story of how he got beat up with a baseball bat.
Watch Mark on VH1s ‘Don’t Forget the Lyrics,’ Monday through Friday at 7pmPST.
Also keep an eye out for him on Celebrity Apprentice in January.
Visit SugarRay.com, or add Mark on Twitter @Mark_McGrath
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam welcomes Kristen McGuiness to the show, who talks to Adam about her dad’s past in the marijuana business, and working the Drug Highway in Arizona. She then jumps into the news with a shocking story: America is one of the 10 Fattest Countries on Earth. They also talk about a new Hawaiin liquor called Four Loko, and Adam compares the legacies of Tiger Woods and Michael Vick.
Larry Miller adds more commentary about the ‘blackout in a can’ and the reason our nation is so fat. Adam also tells stories about his grandpa drinking buttermilk, and surmises that the reason the country is fat is because we count calories. Larry then attempts to correct his record in a round of The Hypothetical Road Trip Game.
Curt Menefee of NFL on Fox joins the studio. They talk about Dallas’ recent comeback, and eventually transition into a discussion about the black guy from Swingers. Curt also talks about his journey to the top—from his early days working local TV stations, to his career today with a 5:15am call time. He and Adam also chat more about the football season, and Curt agrees that even play-by-play, it’s a very close season.
During the remainder of news, Adam goes on a long rant about our culture being jam packed with ridiculous rules. They talk a bit about a solider in Iraq who watched his child being born via webcam, and it leads Adam into a conversation about surgery procedures during birth. Before wrapping up, they play a clip from Deacon Jones, and laugh at how politically correct we are these days.
Watch Curt Menefee all season long: NFL on Fox, Sundays. (Preshow begins one-hour before gametime)
Hear more from today’s newsgirl at ASingleLife.com
And be sure to visit LarryMillerHumor.com, or listen to Larry’s podcast right here on the ACE Broadcasting Network.
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Search: Chris Laxamana
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam sits down with Christy Canyon, along with ESPN Sports Guy Bill Simmons. Adam and Christy went to the same high school, and in fact Adam went to the Sadie Hawkin’s dance with Christy’s sister. Adam talks with her about growing up in the valley, and also recalls the day he and Donny first found out she was in a porno.
Christy talks about her early days first getting involved in the industry; not glamorous in the mainstream eye, but for her it was about having fun and connecting with the other stars in their clique. She also talks very candidly about the realities of drugs on set, and also her sexual relationships with people both on and off camera.
Adam also gets her insights into the current condition of the adult film industry, and the recent AIDS scare. Christy also speaks about adopting her kids, and whether or not she ever views herself as getting married again. Adam wraps things up talking to her more about hanging out around the Comedy Store in the 80s, and also updates all the fans on his book plate signings.
Listen to more of Christy on Sirius’s ‘Playboy Radio Night Calls,’ airing weeknights from 4-7pmPST. Or you can visit her website, ChristyCanyon.com
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam welcomes Gary Dell’Abate to the studio. Immediately they jump into the early days working for Howard Stern. Adam says he started listening to the show when he first came out to LA. Gary talks about working with Jackie the Joke Man and tries to assess Howard’s situation now that his Sirius contract is coming to a close.
Adam also asks Gary to speak a bit more about his personal history. Growing up in Long Island, meeting Howard, and just the thrill of hearing Howard’s style of radio for the first time. Adam helps to elaborate why so many other hosts suck, and why longform interviews are so interesting.
Adam talks about how he and Jimmy were always fans of Stern, and they couldn’t wait until they got an opportunity to meet him. Adam also talks about once being offered the “Jackie Chair,” and finds out how Gary was officially offered the role of producer. Wrapping up the show, Gary tells a funny story from when Adam was on, and takes a couple listener calls about Robin Quivers, and raising unspoiled kids.
Pick up a copy of Gary’s NY Times Bestselling book, ‘They Call Me Baba Booey.’ Also listen to The Howard Stern Show, and The Wrap Up Show, on Sirius Satellite Radio.
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio Engineer: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Audio Show Builder: Katie Levine
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam welcomes newsgirl Alison Rosen to the show. She talks to him about meeting 12 years ago at the MTV Movie Awards, though Adam doesn’t remember her. He complains about how difficult it was to get tickets to the show even though he worked for the network. He also talks about having to wake up at 6am this morning, though really he was woken up an hour early, which sucked even more.
Jumping into the news, Alison has brought with her two different Bristol Palin stories. The first involves a Wisconsin man who shot his own TV because he was so angry at her performance on Dancing with the Stars. They also listen to a public service announcement recorded by Palin and The Situation. Between stories, Adam rants about people who don’t rinse out their coffee cups, and also goes over a couple bathroom rules.
Next up is a round of Know Your Lackeys. Bryan and Alison bet whether or not Adam will know information about the people he’s spent months, if not years, working with.
Then comedian Bobby Lee comes to the show. He talks about his early days on MadTV, and his intense struggle with addiction to Vicodin. The group then gets to talking about racial tensions and racial stereotypes. Adam recalls being in LA during the riots, and Bobby talks about Korean culture’s obsession with trophies and other material things. The guys also chat about the other Asian stars that Bobby is confused with, and Bobby does an amazing impression of his dad.
See Bobby Lee perform at the Irvine Improv THIS WEEKEND.
And find out more from today’s newsgirl at www.AlisonRosen.com
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio Engineer: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Audio Show Builder: Katie Levine
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam opens by thanking all the fans for buying his book. He still can't believe he's published a book, and jokes about failing various high school classes, including Driver's Ed. Adam also talks about his days working behind the grill at McDonalds and how far he's come since then.
Today's guests are Michael Ian Black and Josh Malina of the new Crackle webseries, 'Backwash.' The guys joke about their 'celebrity counterparts' and notice how they always look uglier. Adam also gets a sense of Michael's beginnings in the industry, and Josh's Broadway debut early in his career.
Back with the news, Jessica Golden talks about a guy who got into an argument over a lawnmower and ended up eating his own beard. They also play a very quick round of Germany or Florida, and Adam recalls the words he had added to the Urban Dictionary. The group also discusses the situation in Haiti, and a little girl who was found with her mom's crack cocaine in her shoe.
Even though Michael has to head out, Josh stays for more news. They talk about a virtual bitchfight and other cyber identity stuff. They also go through and attempt to correct Adam's Wikipedia page, though Bald Bryan says it's 90% accurate. Adam also tells a story from his field trip with Sonny earlier today, and watching his son interact with other kids.
The final news stories involve a new energy drink that contains alcohol, and Jay-Z's new title as the 'CNN of the Ghetto'. It reminds Adam of his Loveline days, when he and Drew met a relatively unknown Destiny's Child, and had them come on the show the next week to perform. They also tease Jessica for having a hot mom, and Adam sings the Taboo II theme.
Check out the new webseries 'Backwash' at www.crackle.com/c/Backwash
Follow Michael on Twitter @MichaelIanBlack, and Josh @JoshMalina
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio Engineer: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Audio Show Builder: Katie Levine
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam talks about using Jeremiah Weed to make his new Mangria. He recalls his recent LA booksigning over the weekend, and commends people for coming out to see him and buying the book. Adam also goes on a long rant against hot chicks who change their hair for no reason.
Gina Grad's back with the news today. She talks about Kanye West's recent Today Show appearance, and also Jessica Simpson's latest engagement. Adam also goes on a jag about the absolutely horrible song 'Elvira,' and hears the list of highest paid women in show business. Wrapping up the news, Gina mentions Bill Clinton's upcoming cameo in The Hangover 2, and Adam goes on a rant about gay people secretly trying to piss us off.
Larry Miller comes in studio, questioning Bill Clinton's need for security and commiserating over the horrible 'Elvira' song. They also play a round of Hypothetical Road Trips, where there are no wrong answers and things quickly spiral out of control.
Then Dana Gould appears, getting ready for the upcoming holiday season and prepping for a big comedy tour for next year. Dana also talks about some of his least favorite songs, and helps Adam out for a round of Huell's Jewels where they make fun of a bunch of Huell Howser footage. Before signing off, Adam goes on a huge rant against Hanna-Barbera and Sid and Marty Krofft, and also hears a bit of Mel Gibson news.
Follow Dana on Twitter @DanaJGould, or check out his website at www.DanaGould.com
Visit www.LarryMillerHumor.com, or check out his podcast right here on the ACE Broadcasting Network
And of course find out more from our newsgirl at www.PrettyGoodPodcast.com
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio Engineer: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Audio Show Builder: Katie Levine
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Live from The Happy Endings Bar on Sunset, Adam sits down with Cousin Sal and talks about the Cowboy's strong performance today. They also talk about gambling for a bit, and the incredible Manny Pacquiao fight last night. Adam also talks about discussing bullying with his daughter and recalls the time he was assaulted by some guy with a bat.
The guys jump into their Superbowl predictions, and Adam talks about going on the road too much and spoiling his kids with free stuff. Cousin Sal agrees, and talks with Adam about Katy Perry's oversexualization of this new generation of kids. Adam recalls an old mime TV show, and has more pigskin talk before Cousin Sal has to leave.
Two-time WBA Lightweight Champion Ray 'Boom Boom' Mancini comes upstairs and talks with Adam about his exciting new documentary, 'Youngstown: Still Standing.' Ray explains a bit more about his hometown's legendary past, and Adam asks him for his thoughts on Saturday night's Pacquiao-Margarito match. Adam and Ray analyze who would win in an epic Pacquiao-Mayweather fight, and how such an event could actually save boxing.
Purchase the DVD of 'Youngstown: Still Standing' at www.mancini-smith.com
Enjoy today's Stitcher Extra Content: More with Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini. Check it out at: http://landing.stitcher.com/?srcid=428
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
In today's episode, Adam introduces clips from some of the other podcasts currently running on the ACE Broadcasting Network.
Hear samples from:
This Week With Larry Miller
Daves of Thunder
The Parent Experiment
The Film Vault
and of course, the CarCast
All the shows can be subscribed to on iTunes, or accessed right here on AdamCarolla.com.
Also take the time to add @ACEBroadcasting on your Twitter if you haven't already.
Adam welcomes today's newsgirl Esther Lauren to the studio. He talks with her about performing stand-up with Joe Rogan, and all the crazy fans she's met along the way. Adam tells his own stories about Joe, and also thanks all you listeners for shooting his book into the top ten of the NY Times bestseller list!
Esther's first news story revolves around which TV shows Republicans and Democrats watch. They talk about shows like Amazing Race, Modern Family, and Dexter. The last show reminds Adam of the disturbing billboards here in Los Angeles, and he goes on a huge rant about the backward thinking of LA residents. He also gives a wrap-up about his kids' Halloween costumes, and talks with Esther about a cruise ship full of magicians that broke down.
For today's round of Nerdwalking, the group once again gambles over whether or not nerds will know the answers to some very 'difficult' questions. Subjects revolve around boxers, hockey teams and car terms. Adam also gets in a couple jabs at the Delorean, and teases Seth MacFarlane.
Johnny Pemberton, host of the new MTV show 'Megadrive,' is safe and in studio after a season of filming insane car stunts. He talks to Adam about his most harrowing experiences, and the genesis of the show. The guys also talk about throwing up in airplanes, and Adam tells a great story about Jimmy Kimmel's problems with motion sickness.
In the rest of the news, Esther talks about Vivid's next big porn vid. They also talk about a potential fifth Indiana Jones movie, and Adam rants about the shitty fourth one. There's also talk about the 20 Flirtiest Countries on Earth, and Adam encourages the ladies in the US to get a little sluttier. Wrapping up the show, they talk about Obama's Tranny Nanny, and compare the careers of Bruce Willis and John Travolta.
Watch Megadrive, TONIGHT on MTV at 10:30pm.
And find out more about our guest by visiting www.JohnnyPemberton.com
Follow Esther on Twitter @Little_Esther, or check out her site at: www.LittleEsther.com
In today's Stitcher Extra Content, Adam and Esther talk about the reasons and pleasures derived from sex. Check it out at: http://landing.stitcher.com/?srcid=428
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Dawson and Mike Lynch
Audio Engineer: Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Associate Producer: Chris Laxamana
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Audio Show Builder: Katie Levine
Phones: Brian Meyer
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam talks about recording his audio book, and how it's nothing like the written text. He also talks with Mike Lynch about having a bad experience on a plane, and also rants about a couple of his own plane stories.
Huey Lewis calls in to talk about the band's new album, Soulsville, and the experience of recording his first album in nine years. Adam also defends his position of putting a Huey Lewis song on his list of least favorites, and talks to Huey about his relationship with Jimmy Kimmel.
Adam's show booker Mike August happens to be in studio, so Adam talks with him about the recent plane experiences, and also another story about a reporter who claimed to have read Adam's book, and then argued with him about the content. Jessica jumps into the news with stories about Florida and Facebook, and the guys discuss smart vs. dumb actors.
Adam welcomes MMA fighter Jason Mayhem Miller to the studio, here to talk about the 3rd season premiere of Bully Beatdown on MTV. They talk about Jason's experience fighting MMA since high school, and also about the risks fighters take with their bodies just for your entertainment. Adam also goes on a long rant about bullying, in particular toward gays.
Jason also talks about his experience fighting in total silence while in Japan, and what he's doing currently to stay in shape for his next fight. Wrapping up the news, Jessica gives some sports updates from the weekend, and talks about an amazing Wheel of Fortune victory. It reminds Adam of his own game show experiences, and he talks about an aggravating experience on Win Lose or Draw.
Watch the 3rd Season Premiere of Bully Beatdown. TOMORROW at 11pm, on MTV.
Jessica Golden can be found at www.JessicaGolden.net
And pick up a copy of Huey Lewis and the News new album, Soulsville.
In today's Stitcher Extra Content, Jessica talks about an explorer who went searching for Noah's Ark. Listen to it at: http://landing.stitcher.com/?srcid=428
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Dawson and Mike Lynch
Audio Engineer: Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Phones: Brian Meyer
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam thanks everyone for picking up a copy of his book, but don't stop now! Adam wants to get on the NY Times Bestseller List, and as he points out, 'it does involve selling books.' Adam also welcomes Shira Lazar to the show to fill in for the news, who talks about the smartest cities in the country, and a guy who used Jeffrey Dahmer to get out of jury duty. Adam also goes on a rant about his controversial comment regarding homosexuality and raising children.
Rob Schneider comes on the line, disagreeing with some of Adam's sentiments about homosexuality. They also have some serious political talk about financial regulations and the psychology of the American people. Adam also asks Rob about his spirituality, and two talk about the interconnectedness of humanity.
Ed Asner and his son Matt join the show. Adam talks with the legendary actor about his work on The Mary Tyler Moore show, and his exciting new renaissance in films like Pixar's Up. The guys also talk about raising twins (his son Matt has a twin sister), and also Ed's early career leaving NY and moving to LA. Matt talks about his new documentary about Jewish cantors and post-war life in Poland. Things also take a more serious turn as Ed offers his thoughts on the Holocaust, and Western reactions during that time period.
Heading into the final part of the news, Shira reads off The Top 10 Most Inappropriate Places to Flirt. After some commentary about meeting people at work, Adam talks about his experience working with Joe Rogan. They talk about the sad state of people attracted to other people's misery, and Adam brings up a number of disturbing viral videos. Wrapping up the show, Adam talks to Ed about his thoughts on 9/11 and other potential American conspiracies.
Support Ed’s new series, ‘Working Class,’ in Jan 2011 on CMT.
Matt’s documentary 100 Voices is in theaters ONE NIGHT ONLY. For info and ticketing, visit: www.100voicesmovie.com
Read Shira’s blog at: www.CBSnews.com/onthescene, or visit www.ShiraLazar.com
Also look for Rob Schneider’s latest project, The Chosen One.
In today's Stitcher Extra Content, Adam and Shira talk about Justin Bieber, and other music that pisses Adam off. Check it out at: http://landing.stitcher.com/?srcid=428
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Dawson and Mike Lynch
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio Engineer: Mike Dawson
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Production Engineer: Logan Moy
Phones: Brian Meyer
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam’s back from New York, and hanging at Happy Endings Bar with Bill Simmons and Cousin Sal. Adam gives an insight into his schedule, detailing an amazing 24-hours of back to back work. Adam also talks about his opening act, Josh Gardner, and the drama surrounding his performance on The Today Show.
After a bit of football talk to humor Cousin Sal, Adam has a complaint he wants to get off his chest. He talks about hot chicks with attitude problems, and goes into more depth about the ‘pussy power rankings.’
Actor and comedian David Koechner joins the show and officially welcomes Adam back to the West Coast. They spend some time talking about filming movies in Canada, and Adam rants about the economics of the film industry here in the US. He also talks with David about growing up surrounded by turkey coops and trying to make it into the biz.
David tries to pump Adam up about enjoying performing live. He talks about the communal experience of podcasting and attempts to show Adam how listeners and audience members just want to hang out with him. Adam attempts to analyze the psychological experience of performing live, and David begins the ‘Let Adam Love Himself’ campaign.
Hear more from Adam and David Koechner in today’s Stitcher Extra Content: http://landing.stitcher.com/?srcid=428
Also follow David on Twitter @DavidKoechner; or check out his website at www.DavidKoechner.com.
Catch Cousin Sal on The Jimmy Kimmel Show, 12:05am on ABC; or hear him regularly on The B.S. Report with Bill Simmons (podcast available on iTunes).
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Audio and Show Builder: Katie Levine
Associate Producer: Katie Levine
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Adam opens with a discussion of his kids’ Halloween Parade, which he just returned from. He talks about the ridiculous amount of attention the parents spend on their kids, even though the kids are clearly uncomfortable. Dr. Drew talks about the importance of a parent’s idealized view of their child, and how things can fall apart if they don’ t meet their expectations.
Adam asks Dr. Drew about some of the new cast members of Celebrity Rehab and wonders when guys got to be so sensitive. They talk a bit more about the Jim Breuer controversy, and Adam also goes into a jag about unattractive women who are also Olympic Champions.
Jumping into listener phone calls, Dr. Drew shares his thoughts about Obama’s medical reforms. Adam talks about people getting sick all around him, even though he never does, and complains about the prevalence of Purell.
The guys also take a call from David Alan Grier. DAG continues to tease Dr. Drew for missing his play in NY, and talks about hanging out with Adam in the city. Will Dr. Drew and DAG bury the hatchet? Listen and find out!
In today’s Stitcher Extra Content, hear a lost Stitcher extra with Superfan Giovanni!
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producers: Mike Lynch and Mike Dawson
Writer: Mike Lynch
Audio Engineer: Donny Misraje
Associate Producer: Brian Meyer
Audio Show Builder: Katie Levine
Phones and Show Summary: Matt Fondiler