Monica Aldama & Christian Toto - Adam Carolla Show
January 18, 2022
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as posted by the channelAt the top of today’s pod, comedian Jodi Miller returns to the studio, filling in for Gina Grad. Adam chats with Jodi and Bryan about getting confused for Norm Macdonald, as well as his thoughts on drive-thrus, spitting gum out the window, and how people dispose of trash. The guys then play a clip from Jodi’s AGT appearance, and Adam talks about taking a shuttle to the Rams game, which sparks a debate about sitting in the front seat when you take an Uber.
Later, film critic Christian Toto joins the pod to discuss wokeness in Hollywood, predictions for this year’s Oscars, and who would be the ideal host. Before the break, Adam recalls some of the Oscar jokes he wrote that didn’t make it to air.
Monica Aldama is on the line at the top of Part 2, and Adam shares his thoughts on competitive cheerleading. They also talk about the power of repetition, what it’s like to be a ‘spotter’, and Monica’s lifelong career in cheerleading. Later, the guys listen to some of Adam’s Oscar jokes that didn’t make the cut.
In the last part of the show, Jodi Miller reads news stories about a pastor in trouble for rubbing spit on a church-goer, Anne Frank’s betrayal subject, Teen Mom Farrah Abraham arrested for assault, and an over the top all you can eat sushi experience.
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