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11 May AJ Benza

Adam opens this week’s shows talking about his experience watching the new HBO documentary about the life and death of Natalie Wood. Adam then takes calls about the casket selling business being on the rise, and a conversation he had with Dr. Drew as Drew misplaced his wallet. Bryan and Gina also chime in about the city starting to seem restless and opening back up, and Adam takes another call about Gavin Newsom’s politics and how he’s handling the Coronavirus crisis. Before the break, the guys play a Mother’s Day themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game, and listen a clip from a recent ‘Unprepared’ performance.

08 May Adam Ray

At the top of the pod, Adam talks about his extremely confusing odyssey this morning involving tiles, Dennis Prager, and a mis-painted bathroom. Later, Adam talks about the hypocrisy of Joe Biden, and the guys listen to another clip from Adam’s upcoming book and audiobook, ‘I’m Your Emotional Support Animal’. After even more confusion regarding today’s guest booking, the guys talk about the cosmic nature of random things all coming together at once. Adam Ray is then on the line, and the guys talk about life in Seattle, and the time Carolla hung out with Adam Ray’s step-dad. Other topics include arguing with neighbors, people snitching on other people, and being on TMZ.

07 May Alan Zweibel

At the top of the pod, Adam talks about getting through his giant stack of signed book plates. The guys then talk about the hypocrisy of Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s PSA about staying at home through the quarantine. Later the guys watch a Man Show clip of Adam teasing guys in front of a Cher concert. Alan Zweibel is then on the line, and the guys talk about the quiet genius of Kate McKinnon. Alan also talks about his experiences in his early days of writing comedy, and taking a chance on a strange new show called ‘Saturday Night Live’. Later they discuss some of the classic SNL sketches, as well as Alan’s work on ‘It’s Garry Shandling’s Show’, and Shandling’s complicated personality. Before the break, the group also talks about Jeffrey Tambor’s ‘Me Too’ incident.

06 May Clay Aiken

Adam opens today’s podcast talking about his notion of the ‘fear gear’. The guys also listen to an audiobook clip about why Adam thinks Clay Aiken should run for President. He also talks about mounting a window after having hernia surgery, and the guys watch the opening credits for 1979’s ‘Hart to Hart’. Clay Aiken then joins the line, and Adam talks to him about his motor, his family, and the experience of raising an 11-year-old. They also discuss why Clay chooses to not be upset by slurs, how Coronavirus has impacted his touring life, and his career as a public speaker.

05 May Dr. David Katz

As today’s podcast opens up, Adam talks to Bryan and Gina about hearing today’s guest, Dr. David Katz, on a recent episode of Bill Maher. Adam explains that it’s hard for people to have empathy, and goes to discuss how we could get everything opened up again much faster. Gina then takes a crack at Cher’s ‘Dark Lady’, and Adam talks with Dr. Katz about the realities of Coronavirus, whether or not social distancing actually worked, and thoughts on if there will be a second wave later this year. They also discuss improving your immune system through having a better diet, and people not cleaning up after their animals.

04 May John J. Lennon

At the top of the show, Adam recalls his parody song writing days, and Gina plays a video from her relaxing and surprising birthday weekend. Adam then talks about the power behind controlling people’s language, and gives an update on finishing the audiobook. Later, Adam plays a clip from Tyler Perry’s bizarre TV show, and the group briefly discusses this past weekend’s beach protests in Southern California. Before the break, Adam talks about putting together a comedy video for charity, and everyone plays a Rob Lowe themed round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.

01 May Paul Feig

At the top of the show, the guys complain about ‘boosters’ not working. They also talk about more beaches and parks closing in Southern California, and Adam rants about everything still being locked down. Next, Adam talks with ‘Nancy Grad’ about the Tiger King. Paul Feig then joins the line, and Adam asks him about the early days of ‘Freaks and Geeks’, and his experiences working with guys like Seth Rogen and Judd Apatow. They go on to talk about Paul’s youth, the process of developing scripts for film, and their mutual friend/frequent ACS guest, Adam Ray. Later they discuss script supervisors and narcissism, and Bryan asks Paul about casting and directing Jason Statham in a comedic role. Before the break, the guys talk about ‘outrage’.

30 Apr Dan Crenshaw & Michael Imperioli

Adam opens today’s show teasing an appearance on an upcoming comedy special. Adam then talks to Bryan and Gina about his recent CarCast guest, and an upcoming episode of ‘Jay Leno’s Garage’ where Jay teaches Norm MacDonald to drive. Michael Imperioli then joins the show, and the gang talks to him about the new Sopranos prequel, as well as how fitness and performing are related. Later they discuss Michael’s earlier film work (including Goodfellas), and some of the resonating thematic elements from The Sopranos. Gina then reads news stories about social distancing from pets, Clinton endorsing Biden, and newly declassified UFO footage. Before the break, the guys talk about new drone technology, and cyber affairs thriving during the quarantine.

29 Apr Howie Mandel

Adam opens today’s podcast wondering how Howie Mandel is doing during the Coronavirus Quarantine. Adam then tells a story about his encounter with a virtue signaler, and Ross Tucker joins the show to discuss playing in NFL and maintaining a health regiment after you’ve left the league. After that, they talk about the NFL Draft. Howie Mandel is on next, and the guys talk about the quarantine, being bald, and their tipping policies. Later they discuss Howie’s new show, ‘Sold Out’, and Adam talks about how great Zoom has been for cross-town business meetings. Before heading out, Adam and Howie talk about the new season of ‘America’s Got Talent’, and thoughts on reopening our society.