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🗓️ 4 June 2025
⏱️ 33 minutes
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In this episode, Adam and Dr. Drew kick things off by unpacking the narcissism epidemic and the naïve idealism behind John Lennon’s “Imagine.” Adam reflects on how he sounded the alarm decades ago about the importance of trade skills—especially for kids from low-income families. Adam reflects on his long-standing warnings about the need for trade education, especially for kids from low-income urban areas, and criticizes VH1’s “Save the Music” campaign as a misguided effort. Dr. Drew admits his own shortcomings in shop class, while Adam breaks down why you won’t find aluminum cans on L.A. streets—because incentives matter. Finally, Adam and Dr. Drew talk about a tragic parasailing accident caused by a panic attack, and they highlight the stark differences in how men and women respond to fear.
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0:00.0 | recorded live at corolla one studios with adam corolla and board certified physician and addiction medicine |
0:08.2 | specialist dr drew pinsky you're listening to the adam and dr drew show yeah get it on got |
0:16.4 | the internet check i'm on dr drew board certified didn't did step back Board Certified. Didn't did that special. Over there in Austin, Texas. |
0:22.6 | So I'm in Austin, Texas. |
0:24.6 | And sorry if the audio is not quite where it should be, but that's, that's, I thought I had it all wired up, but not so much. |
0:31.6 | But in event, yeah, and I've so much interesting stuff coming across my, my, I've been willing to talk to you for a couple of days. |
0:41.9 | One is, I don't know if you saw all that data on conservative versus liberal folks. |
0:47.8 | And the fact that, guess what, mental illness much severe, much more severe, in more liberal and more, more healthy and more conservative. |
0:59.2 | Interesting. |
0:59.9 | Yeah, why do you think that is? |
1:02.7 | Well, I don't think you and I talked to this on the phone, |
1:06.0 | but I don't think we talked about this on the show, |
1:07.6 | that there's this trend towards narcissism. I don't think I described |
1:13.7 | this last week, but if I didn't, I'm going to do it again, which is that I listened to this |
1:18.8 | very, very bright astrophysicist, psychologists talking about the sort of general character |
1:24.7 | construct of people across time. And he was saying that back in early |
1:29.9 | history, we had a psychotic process, meaning if you heard voices and saw visions, you were, |
1:36.1 | there was nothing unusual about that. It wasn't pathologized. And in fact, you could form a religious, |
1:40.9 | you know, you can become sainted. And then we started moving towards rationalism and |
1:46.0 | individualism, and we became very, very narcissistic. And he, this guy's theory was in last 10 |
1:52.1 | years, we'd become more borderline. And the really interesting about borderline is they're |
1:57.5 | unhappy, they're unregulated, they're depressed, and they tend towards hysteria. |
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