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Jay Mohr & Brad Meltzer - Adam Carolla Show 3/8/22
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1:57:32Now PlayingAdam dreads an early flight coming back from Kansas City this weekend before the gang comments on a Man Show Hall of Fame clip honoring Andre The Giant. After that, they chat about Gavin Newsom’s new plan for the homeless population of California and Adam shares a couple of impressive homeless structures.
Next, New York Times Bestselling author Brad Meltzer joins the show to talk about his new thriller The Lightning Rod. Adam asks Brad about receiving confidential research information from Bill Clinton & George H.W. Bush and what the government’s response to nuclear war would look like. Brad also talks about having two of his children’s books banned and shares his thoughts on the mystery surrounding Amelia Earhart’s disappearance.
Jay Mohr joins the show and talks about his sobriety and makes amends with Adam after his last appearance- where he ran out of gas while high. Then, Adam see’s what it would sound like if “Al Pacino” introduced Bobby Hollander’s Personal Touch porn film. Adam also asks Jay about his relationship with Jeanie Buss and his thoughts on the new HBO series Winning Time.
Next, Gina reports on today’s news including: The Supreme Court not reviewing the decision to overturn Bill Cosby’s conviction, Stoli vodka changing its name because of the war, and Drake losing money on UFC 272.
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