Mike Binder - The Adam Carolla Show
October 23, 2020
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as posted by the channelAt the top of the podcast, Adam shares some thoughts on who will win the upcoming election. The guys then watch some clips of ‘Slippery Slope Guy’, and Adam talks with a caller about coaching, which leads to a conversation about working for free, and people who cook food at work. Before the break, Gina details a delicious chowder she made for this week’s ‘Eat Your Feelings’, and Adam talks about having dinner with Dave Rubin and talking about homosexuality not being a choice.
Mike Binder is on the line next, and Adam talks with him about his continuing docuseries on The Comedy Store. The guys talk about how the higher-ups in California don’t seem to think of live comedy as an essential service, and Adam rants about people letting others control their lives so much. Later they talk more about the history of the Comedy Store, the subjects he most enjoyed interviewing, and his experience filming Minority Report with Steven Spielberg and Tom Cruise. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the new Borat movie, the Washington Football Team, a potential Smokey and the Bandit TV show, Pope Francis, Banksy, and Guinness’ first alcohol-free beverage.
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