Well, the first half will do some reminiscing about some old radio. We'll give a tribute to Norm Patis and Kirstie Alley as well.

Also, comedian Barry Brewer is in studio. We'll do that right after this.

What's up everybody? It's All Star and World Series champ Nick Swisher here and I'm stoked to tell you about my new podcast, The Nick Swisher Show.

Right here on podcast 1. If you know me, you know I've won a lot of hats in my career and each one of them has had highs, lows and a whole lot of learning in between.

And that's exactly what I'm bringing to this podcast. You're going to get crazy interviews with athletes from their struggles to their successes and all their unbelievable superstitions along the way.

You're going to hear from hometown heroes that are stepping up to the plate and making positive change and influences in their communities.

I mean, we've got scientists, coaches, comedians. I'm telling you whether you're an athlete, a parent, a coach or just looking for a little energy in your life.

Then all play is right here. It's Old School Soul with new school vibes. It's the Nick Swisher Show coming soon, wherever you can get your podcasts.

From Corolla One Studios in Glendale, California, this is the Adam Corolla Show.

Adam's guest today, Radio Hall of Fame in Duck D, Mark Thompson and comedian Barry Brewer with Gina Grad on News and Paul Bryan on Sound Effects. And now growing up, he didn't have a pot to piss in.

But he did have a popcorn tin. Adam Corolla. Yeah, get it on. Got to get it on the church again. Amanda, she got it on. Thanks for tuning in. Thanks for telling the friends.

We love that about you, right Gina Graham? That's right.

And Paul Bryan. Call now because I want your packer in my mouth.

Well, Mark Thomas, who I grew up listening to, Tom. Well, it was Mark and Brian. I didn't go Mark Thompson.

Mark and Brian. Mark and Brian. KVLS. Always listen to those guys on the construction side, driving the truck. You know, morning radio for the schedule I was on was kind of insane because most people do not get to listen to all of morning radio because morning radio 6 am to 10 am.

And most people are in their car for 30 minutes and they catch the 7 30 to 8 slide or whatever it is. But I work construction the entire time those guys are on and I was up at 6 15 and I set the radio and I'd listen and then I'd get my truck and I put it on the radio and I'd listen to Mark and Brian.

And then I would get to either the job site or the cabinet shop and chats worth and I would just walk in and turn it up on the radio there and I would just listen straight on through and I just remember thinking God it sounds like they're having a ball on the show and it was.

You see those love each other.

The you know was oh we got strippers and we're throwing a Christmas party and Billy Bob Thornton is stopped by to sing a song and I was just like anywhere but this industrial park and deep chats worth where I'm dying over here and man if I could get into that studio and boy I bet I could contribute.

I even made a tape for them for Mark and Brian for Mark and Brian. Wow. We got to dig that up.

It's still a copy. It's somewhere. Mark's going to keep it so remind me to talk to Mark about I'm going to make a thing they did a homemade comedy contest every year.

And I don't know if they did it from year one but they they did it like a homemade comedy contest and people would make their funny tapes and they would submit them and they'd get thousands of tapes I'm sure and they would play like the finalist and then they would vote on it and they would announce the funniest comedy tape that was submitted and it was everything from kind of weird Al songs.

...