December 8, 2020
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Adam opens today’s show talking to Gina and Bryan about Cris Collinsworth’s forced apology, and how our society has managed to twist compliments into hate speech. They go on to talk about society censoring itself, and Adam creates a new invention/app. Later, Adam gives an update on some Tom Cruise and Paul Newman memorabilia auctions, and everyone listens to a clip from a recent ‘Unprepared’ performance. Adam also gives pimple advice, and the guys talk about a ‘squib kick’ from the first female kicker during a college game. Before the break, DFG checks in with the gang to talk about life during the pandemic, and the guys play a round of ‘JV or All Balls’.
At the top of Part 2 of today’s podcast, Adam welcomes designer Jonathan Rachman to the podcast. The guys talk about Adam’s past work in the field of carpentry, and then Jonathan talks about his experience growing up on a coffee plantation in Indonesia, overcoming the hardships that his family went through, and the path to becoming a celebrity designer. Later, Adam explains why he and Jonathan would make an excellent power couple. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about breakdancing at the Olympics, Logan Paul vs. Floyd Mayweather, an auctioned off Kaepernick jersey, Bob Dylan making a new publishing deal for his music library, and COVID possibly leading to erectile dysfunction.
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