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David Koechner - The Adam Carolla Show
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1:55:00Now PlayingAs the show opens up, Adam addresses the phrase ‘worry wart’, and tells Bryan and Gina about teaching Sonny to box. Adam then takes listener calls about the Super Bowl being stolen, and discusses the fact that ‘Uppity: The Willy T. Ribbs Story’ continues to make ‘Best Of’ lists, despite being closed out of all the film festivals. They also chat with a caller about retiring after working at a paper mill, and Adam complains about the state of the freeway behind the studio. Before the break, the guys talk with callers about kids playing video games, people who create their own odd identities, and how free education works in other countries.
David Koechner joins the podcast, and the guys talk about Birthday Cocktail Parties, and their mutual friend Dana Gould. The group then takes listener suggestions to play a round of Made Up Movie, despite some technical difficulties. Later, Gina reads news stories about ‘Gorilla Glue Girl’, the lawyer who couldn’t get rid of a cat filter, and Bruce Springsteen’s recent DWI. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about the realities of self-driving cars, and people who were rescued after being stranded on an island.
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