The Adam and Dr. Drew Show

Adam and Dr. Drew react to a clip about sugary sodas before getting into a larger conversation about SNAP, food stamps, welfare, personal responsibility, and what government assistance should or should not cover. They discuss the idea of limiting aid to basic, healthier foods, the lack of shared common ground in modern politics, and then shift into the hilarious “Chuck the Gruntled” bit with riffs on pre-gruntled, post-gruntled, and transgruntled. Later, Adam shares observations from walking along PCH, including fast-food stops, black marks on the pavement, litter, gum, and the habits that separate one area from another.

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May 25, 2023
Adam and Drew take a deep dive on Gaivin Newsom’s outdoor dining regulations during the pandemic and compare it to his own public dining experiences at that time. Next, they remember the executive at SoFi stadium’s regulations during Super Bowl LVI and Drew wonders why he still has a job.

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Adam and Dr. Drew discuss the movement of people and businesses out of high-tax cities like New York and into lower-tax, more business-friendly states like Florida. They break down how taxes, property ownership, sanctuary city policies, and local incentives shape where people choose to live and work, while also looking at how Hollywood and the entertainment industry are leaving less production-friendly areas for better opportunities elsewhere. The conversation expands into a broader discussion about politics, work ethic, entitlement, productivity, and why people respond to incentives the way they do.

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May 18, 2023
Adam and Drew take a deep dive into the reason CDC Director Rochelle Walensky resigned. Next, Adam revisits his greatest moment of all time where he delivered the ultimate “FU”.
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Adam and Dr. Drew reflect on how dramatically high school and society have changed since they were young, with Adam recalling why things like yearbooks and school photos were never priorities in his household. The conversation turns to the KROQ documentary screening they attended over the weekend and how it highlighted the cultural differences between the 1980s, 1990s, and today. They also discuss changing gender roles, major world events that permanently altered their perspectives, and react to actor John C. Reilly's comments about empathy being a superpower.

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