Naveen Jain - The Adam Carolla Show
May 14, 2021
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as posted by the channelAt the top of the show, Adam plays a bizarre clip from The View, and the gang analyzes clips from Bill Maher, as well as Michelle Obama’s conversation with Gayle King, and the CDC Director’s latest round of ‘doom and gloom’ messages. Gina then gives an update on a scam she got involved in. Before the break, the guys play a round of Blah Blah Blog, watch a clip of Rosie O’Donnell’s old daytime talk show, and make fun of TV warm up guys.
At the top of Part 2, Adam welcomes Naveen Jain to the podcast. He asks him about the terrible COVID situation in India, and also to share his own inspirational story coming from a very poor family and becoming a successful entrepreneur. They go on to talk about what we can learn about people’s personal health from their guts, and the future of medical predictions. As the conversation wraps up, Naveen explains how COVID is impacting different immune systems differently. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories including Putin’s hockey skills, a string of burglaries committed with a mask on, Conor McGregor becoming the world’s highest-earning athlete, and Hans Zimmer composing driving sounds for BMW electric cars.
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