The Adam Carolla Show: Jimmy Kimmel & Kevin Ryder
March 23, 2020
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as posted by the channelAdam, Gina and Bryan are all recording live from their own homes. Adam then discusses the recent Coronavirus deaths in LA, and takes a call from Matt Schulte who contracted the virus while on a trip to Colorado. Adam asks Matt to walk us through all the symptoms he’s had, what it was like getting tested, and what the recovery process has been like. Jimmy Kimmel and Kevin Ryder then both join the line. Kevin, formerly of Kevin and Bean, then talks with Adam about his recent firing from KROQ, and Jimmy explains how crazy things have been since doing his daily show from home. Later the guys share some of their favorite memories from the early days of KROQ, and the guys give updates on where some of the personalities from over the years are today.
Then the guys play a Quarantine-themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game. Gina then reads news stories about more celebs testing positive for Coronavirus including Harvey Weinstein, Placido Domingo, and Andy Cohen. They also talk about the US and Mexico agreeing to close the border, the tax deadline moving to July, and California’s ‘safer at home’ measure. Other stories include hoarders who want to return their stash, a new site called ‘how much toilet paper.com’, and a viral vid of celebs singing ‘Imagine’. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about Florida’s Spring Break coming to an end, and people coming to terms with employees working from home.
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