ACS: Kyle Kinane

Adam Carolla Show

PodcastOne / Carolla Digital

Comedy, Talk Radio

4.5 • 36.3K Ratings

🗓️ 7 June 2011

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

Adam has a nerdy heart to heart with Bald Bryan about the pronunciations of certain major sci-fi franchises, and how awful the film Thor was. Adam then rants about the multiple missed phone calls from Molly's vet that made him worry for no reason, and complains about people who show up too early to parties.

Alison opens the news with a story about how hurricanes are named each year, and the guys discuss whether certain nationalities would want their names included on that list. Steve Martin was also recently in the news for being the victim of art fraud, and Adam tries to decide if he likes him or not. Later, Adam goes on a rant about his wife always leaving a ring of coffee in her mug, and tries to understand why people 'spend more calories arguing than absorbing.'

Kyle Kinane then joins the show, and talks with Adam about going to Seattle. The guys also discuss the pros and cons of high-def sports and 3D TVs. Things are followed up with a round of Gaywalking, where the group votes whether or not the gay guys interviewed can answer 'straight-guy questions'. The show then wraps with a conversation about the song 'Lick It Up,' and other very strange love songs.

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