Luke Bryan - The Adam Carolla Show
June 19, 2020
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as posted by the channelAdam opens today’s podcast talking about a cologne from the 80s called ‘CHAZ’. He also talks with Bryan and Gina about safe spaces vs. octagons, how car culture has evolved, and how to improve the Olympic sport of fencing. The guys then take calls about suddenly making a lot of money, the terrible streets in LA, and Chris D’Elia. Before the break, Adam shares his latest observations about Ellen DeGeneres, and Gina brings in a new recipe for this week’s Eat Your Feelings.
Luke Bryan calls in next, and Adam talks with him about the songwriting process and how it compares to writing comedy. They also chat about wrapping up the season of American Idol ‘virtually’, touring during the quarantine, and what Luke’s path to success has been like. Bryan also asks Luke for his thoughts on Blake Shelton and the opportunities that have come his way since appearing on network TV. Later, Adam tells Luke about his experience in Nashville, and Gina reads news stories about Colin Kaepernick, and soap operas resuming production with blowup dolls. As the show wraps up, Adam and Shek bring today’s Good Sports.
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