Adam Carolla
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Houston Curtis - The Adam Carolla Show
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At the top of today’s podcast, Adam talks about Natalia and her friends agreeing to walk a marathon, while Sonny spends the day inside playing video games. Adam goes on to talk about Red Lobster going viral recently, and restaurants reopening with mannequins. Jordan Harbinger then joins the show to talk with the gang about why the lottery is a total rip off. After that, Adam chats with Houston Curtis about the real story behind the celebrity poker games depicted in the film, ‘Molly’s Game’. They go on to talk about his friendship with Tobey Maguire, his thoughts on the movie vs reality, and some of the craziest stories to come out of that time period.
Gina begins today’s news talking about Paul Manafort serving the next part of his prison sentence from home so he doesn’t contract Coronavirus. They also watch an ‘Eat It’ music video going viral for charity, MGM Resorts plan for reopening casinos this summer, and the death of Melissa Etheridge’s son. Other stories include Ellen DeGeneres’ reaction to hearing all the negative press about her, Hamilton coming to Disney+, and Joe Exotic’s hope for a presidential pardon. Stick around for today’s Good Sports with Adam and Dave Dameshek.
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