Jim Belushi - Adam Carolla Show 1/20/22
January 20, 2022
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as posted by the channelAdam welcomes Dave Dameshek back in studio right at the top of Part 1. The guys talk about how different generations react to fast food condiment packets, and thoughts on some TV cliches as it pertains to Chinese food. They also discuss passive-aggressive behaviors, crock-pots, and coasters. Before the break, Shek gives an update on Kimmel’s Fantasy Football league.
Chris enters the studio with Trending Topics about a Missed Connection shamed on TikTok, a girl who glitter bombed her cheating boyfriend, and the latest in the world of K-pop.
Adam chats with Jim Belushi 1-on-1 in Part 2 of today’s podcast. The guys begin by discussing Jim’s property out in Oregon. They also talk about the legalization and benefits of cannabis, Jim’s favorite strains, and trying to educate consumers on what’s happening in the marijuana industry. Later, Adam asks Jim about his time on Saturday Night Live, his relationship with his brother John, and becoming more philosophical with age. In the last part of the show, Adam and Jim chat about how cannabis can help aid in moving past trauma, love for the legendary ‘Blues Brothers’ movie, and Jim’s friendship with Dan Aykroyd.
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