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Jimmy O. Yang - The Adam Carolla Show
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1:31:59Now PlayingAdam opens today’s show ranting about what will inevitably be an insane travel day ahead of him. He also complains about his meditation app not exactly being peaceful, and getting interrupted while trying to do Tucker Carlson’s show. Later they discuss the life and death of Adam’s friend John Campion, and they chat with the Porcelain Punisher about getting some strange customer service from Apple. Before the break, the guys play a ‘Scary But True’ round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.
Adam welcomes Jimmy O. Yang back to the podcast, and the guys talk about his new movie, ‘The Opening Act’. Jimmy also discusses focusing on his writing, and the fact that production has pretty much exclusively moved to Vancouver. Gina then reads news stories about Columbus Day controversies, Twitter trying to combat the spread of misinformation, and a priest busted having a threesome at the alter of his church. As the news wraps up, Gina reads a couple more stories about marathon statistics, and the list of most searched for Halloween costumes. In the last part of the show WWE’s Bill Hanstock, and Jeff Cesario join for All Balls All Sports, and the guys discuss the UK getting into wrestling, and the ending of the Vikings-Seahawks game.
Watch ‘The Opening Act’, out Friday, and see Jimmy’s standup special ‘Good Deal’ on Amazon Prime. For more info, visit and follow him on Twitter @FunnyAsianDude.
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