Adam Carolla
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The Art of the Argument w/ Elliot Bewick | The Adam and Dr. Drew Show #2080
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April 3, 2026
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Elliot Bewick joins Adam and Dr. Drew to discuss how social media is warping this generation, the crucial role of rough-and-tumble play in male development, and the risks marijuana poses to young people. They cover England’s biggest issues, Adam’s take on migration problems, what young men are into today, flaws in feminism and hyper-masculine influencers, and why independence—especially leaving mom and dad’s house—is vital for young guys. Adam wraps with rants on Ford and Chevrolet’s origins and how cultures treat their cities differently.
Adam and Dr. Drew dive into Kristi Noem’s husband facing accusations of a double life involving crossdressing and a ‘bimbofication’ kink, with Adam stressing he doesn’t care about employees’ private romantic or sexual lives and calling out Dr. Drew for phone fiddling during the show. They tackle argument-seekers, Dr. Drew’s push for prioritization skills, and a study on how men’s brains react to sexual imagery of women and men, before Adam rants about a ridiculous carpet steam cleaner fight. They close discussing Wuthering Heights (Adam hated it), films about terrible people, and why Tom Cruise’s Maverick in Top Gun: Maverick is a total douchebag.
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