Recorded live at Corolla One Studios with Adam Corolla and board certified physician and addiction medicine specialist Dr Drew Pinsky.

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You like the cut of that boy's jib. Thanks for telling a friend.

Yeah, we appreciate it. Got to have your head on a swivel, Drew.

You know, a lot of strangely, I've had a run into a ton of people lately with weird nostalgia for love line

Like weird I miss it. We got to bring a buy a do you run any of that? Well I had a conversation

Last night weird that it bring Well I had a conversation last night,

weird, let it bring it up, about libraries and the notion of an audio library and an archive and ownership of an archive and I said, you know, when I got into radio, I understood the concept of I love Lucy reruns because I wasn't alive when I love Lucy ran for the first time and all that stuff you'd see

when I was growing up you know McHale's Navy and I Love Lucy or whatever they were showing was all

ran after the honeymooners, you know, and then you go back to

spanking our gang or whatever, the little rascals and all kind of stuff.

Yeah. So it was all just reruns, you know? And so like I understood the concept of watching

reruns of something that was good. Okay, the honeymooners were funny the first time around,

I guess they're funny the second time around and next generation and what have you.

But radio was always different.

Radio was just like you talk, it went into the air, you went home and then the next day you

started with a brand new slate, you know, and I never really conceptualized the notion of

capturing something and then having somebody who may not have been around the first time around or

too young or missed it go back and re-listen to something that had already been

said. I think the sensibility was it's such an intimate relationship.

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