Adam Carolla
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Comedian Rachel Feinstein + Stranger Things’ Brett Gelman
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2:13:19Now PlayingFirst, Adam is joined by Senior Director of Outreach for PragerU, Sabrina Kosmas. They open by talking about using Waze and an autistic boy who was slapped for touching a driver’s hood ornament. Then they discuss some news including stories about the benefits of cold showers and the flawed concept of universal basic income.
Next, Adam welcomes comedian Rachel Feinstein to the show to discuss her new Netflix special, her mother’s tendency to overshare, and the 1970s films about racial injustice that Adam’s mom forced him to watch.
Lastly, Adam welcomes actor & author Brett Gelman (Stranger Things), they talk about John Cusack going insane, dating on Raya, and Brett’s new book “The Terrifying Realm of the Possible: Nearly True Stories.”
For more with Rachel Feinstein:
INSTAGRAM: @rachel feinstein_
WEBSITE: rachel-feinstein.com
For more with Brett Gelman:
Buy his new book: The Terrifying Realm of the Possible: Nearly True Stories
INSTAGRAM: @brettgelman
TWITTER: @brettgelman
TIKTOK: @brettgelman
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