Adam Carolla
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Jerry Springer - The Adam Carolla Show
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January 21, 2021
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2:09:13Now PlayingAdam opens today’s show talking about how people who have complicated public personas are actually nicest people. The guys then break down scenes of Adam’s appearance on ‘The Charles Grodin Show’, and Adam comments on today’s inauguration of Joe Biden. They also watch clips from the latest episodes of Bill Maher, and Adam rants about government overregulation in California. Before the break, the guys talk about the Stallone classic, ‘Cobra’, and take an inspiring call for a round of ‘Who The F Sells This S’.
Adam is pleased to welcome Jerry Springer to the podcast at the top of Part 2 of today’s show. The guys talk about Jerry’s previous long running television series, as well as his latest endeavor, ‘Judge Jerry’. They go on to discuss Jerry’s rise to success, his time serving at Mayor of Cincinnati, and what Jerry has learned from being a father and grandfather. Before hanging up, Jerry discusses one of the more frightening moments of his career, and how he reacts to criticism. As the show wraps up, Gina reads news stories about Joe Biden’s inauguration, Trump’s last minute pardons, an unusual carjacking, Gwyneth Paltrow’s vagina-scented candle, and an upcoming Willy Wonka prequel.
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