KSI - The Adam Carolla Show
May 27, 2021
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as posted by the channelAt the top of the show, Gina shows off a super creepy vintage TV commercial she recently came across. The guys then listen to a clip of Mr. Birchum actually going in the studio at KROQ as opposed to over the phone. Adam also shares his thoughts on the Chandra Levy disappearance, as well as the origins of the Coronavirus. Later they talk about the NBA Playoffs, and the guys take listener calls about James Garner, wokeness in the workplace, getting in trouble for throwing a ‘wifebeater party’, and life in Norway.
Adam welcomes KSI to the podcast at the top of Part 2, and he asks him about going from gaming to boxing, to now making music. KSI also talks about the importance of saying yes to opportunities that come your way, and his experience fighting Logan Paul. Later they discuss how England is handling COVID at live venues, thoughts on cryptocurrency, and why KSI is such a curious person. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Matthew Perry, a Southwest flight fight, a 2-year-old accepted into Mensa, racism in math, and a potential recipe for sustainable building products.
KSI’s new album, ‘All Over The Place’ will be available July 16th. For more info, visit and follow him on Twitter and Instagram @KSI.
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