#1571 Fostering Rando Sex

#1571 Fostering Rando Sex

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Classic #190: Egos

Nov 12, 2014Adam and Drew open the show discussing some of their idiosyncrasies and how they've impacted their development as they moved into their adult lives. They also discuss some ideas for modifying the show as a result of listener feedback and then roll into listener phone ...  Show more

#2104 - The View LOSES IT over Sydney Sweeney’s New Ad | Part 2

Adam and Dr. Drew rant about California’s ridiculous freeway signs before reacting to Whoopi Goldberg’s take on Sydney Sweeney’s gambling ad—with a Burt Reynolds twist. They also weigh in on Dana Bash and Jessica Tarlov comparing Trump’s politics of fear with Obama’s message of h ...  Show more

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