Dan Dunn - The Adam Carolla Show
August 24, 2020
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as posted by the channelAt the top of the show, Adam talks about a bad crash at the Indy 500 yesterday and how modern technology is saving lives in the racing world. Then the gang plays a round of ‘The Rotten Tomatoes Game.’ After that, Dan Dunn joins the show and they talk about Weird Al’s earliest songs, Ryan Reynolds selling his gin company for $610 million, and Dunn having Dan Aykroyd on his podcast What We’re Drinking with Dan Dunn. Before the break, Dan teaches everyone all they need to know about martinis.
Part 2 of today’s show opens with the latest on the Lori Loughlin scandal. They also talk about the Golden State Killer getting sentenced to life in prison and NFL safety Earl Thomas getting cut from the Baltimore Ravens. Other stories include the Kansas City Chiefs allowing fans into the stadium when the football season starts, colleges tracking students for leaving their school bubbles, and Taylor Swift sending out free CD’s of her new album to help small businesses. As the show wraps up, enjoy the latest Good Sports segment featuring Adam and Dave Dameshek.
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