Danny Trejo - The Adam Carolla Show
July 9, 2020
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as posted by the channelAt the top of today’s show, Bald Bryan spills his shake all over his gear. The guys discuss whether or not the shake was Vinnie approved, and Adam tells a story about an emergency poop situation. The guys go on to watch a video of people yelling about racism, and Adam takes calls about fear mentality, information overload, and Coronavirus cutting sports funding. Gina then reads news stories about Terry Crews and Don Lemon arguing about the Black Lives Matter movement, the death of Mary Kay Letourneau, and a Florida Man caught on video during a mask wearing argument. Before the break, the guys discuss the idea of ‘equal opportunity insanity’.
Danny Trejo joins Adam at the top of this half of today’s podcast. Adam asks Danny to share his story of growing up in the valley, going to prison, and breaking into showbiz before his 30th birthday. They also talk about maintaining a sense of humor, trying not to squander his potential, and teaching kids to be themselves. Later they discuss reconciling with his father, avoiding prison shanks, and how prison reform begins in the courthouse. As the show wraps up, Adam and Dave Dameshek bring today’s Good Sports.
Watch ‘Inmate #1The Rise of Danny Trejo’ available now on digital or ondemand. You can also visit and follow him on Twitter @OfficialDannyT.
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