Adam Carolla
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AJ Benza - The Adam Carolla Show
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May 11, 2020
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Adam opens this week’s shows talking about his experience watching the new HBO documentary about the life and death of Natalie Wood. Adam then takes calls about the casket selling business being on the rise, and a conversation he had with Dr. Drew as Drew misplaced his wallet. Bryan and Gina also chime in about the city starting to seem restless and opening back up, and Adam takes another call about Gavin Newsom’s politics and how he’s handling the Coronavirus crisis. Before the break, the guys play a Mother’s Day themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game, and listen a clip from a recent ‘Unprepared’ performance.
AJ Benza is on the line next, and he gives his take on the Natalie Wood story. AJ also shares his thoughts on Dr. Fauci, Dr. Phil, and Dr. Drew. They also chat about Adele losing weight, Britney Spears losing her mind, and the pain of avoiding carbs during quarantine. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the deaths of Little Richard and Roy Horn, Coronavirus spreading in Washington DC, and a German brewery giving away a ton of beer.
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