ACS: Evan Sayet and Dr. Bruce

Adam Carolla Show

PodcastOne / Carolla Digital

Comedy, Talk Radio

4.5 • 36.3K Ratings

🗓️ 7 January 2013

⏱️ 100 minutes

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Evan Sayet, author of 'KinderGarden of Eden', sits down for a podcast about chicken-shit tickets, issues with the modern liberal, and eating your own placenta. Dr. Spazz also returns for this week's Healthwatch. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Oh, baby. My lover, Jimmy Kimmel, 1135. Finally, look out, world.
0:07.7	Jimmy's coming, and he's bringing the funny.
0:10.2	Jimmy Kimmel Live, moving to the earlier time slot.
0:13.7	And not a minute too soon.
0:15.7	Week nights at 1135, 1035 Central, starting tomorrow on ABC.
0:21.3	This week kicks off tomorrow night with Jennifer Aniston and no doubt.
0:25.0	I remember when he used to have to book me on the show.
0:27.8	Plus, Ryan Gosling, Sophia Vergara.
0:30.8	I like that.
0:31.9	I mean, I like her.
0:33.1	Brad Paisley, Bruno Mars.
0:36.4	All in the
0:37.5	first week, this is it.
0:39.7	Jimmy Kimmel Live, 1135,
0:41.8	tomorrow night.
0:48.6	This is Corolla.
0:50.7	This is Corolla Digital.
1:03.4	From Corolla 1 Studios in Glendale, California,
1:05.7	this is the Adam Carolla show.
1:08.3	Adam's guest today, Evan Say it,
1:10.6	plus Allison Rosen on news, Paul Bryan on sound effects, and Health Watch with Dr. Spaz.
1:15.9	And now, if he seems distracted, it's because he's so excited the NHL lockout is over.
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