Bill Dawes joins the show and recalls Adam choosing a bad walk-up song last time they performed in Nashville together. Adam pays tribute to his late friend Suzanne Somers, who passed away on Sunday at the age of 76, and compliments the loving relationship he witnessed between her and her husband Alan Hamel. Adam then s

NOTE FROM BILL: Matt Rife isn't the "next big thing." Matt Rife is the CURRENT big thing. Few comedians in history have hit the zeitgeist the way that Matt has in 2023. A little over a year ago, Matt had a video go viral on Tiktok, and the rest, as they, is history. But Matt is far from being a Tiktok comedian and far

Cameron Esposito (Moonshot, Mother's Day, A Million Little Things) comes by Bill's hotel room in Vancouver (in town shooting "Alaska Daily" with Hillary Swank premiering TONIGHT on ABC) to talk about discovering her sexuality in the strict crucible of Catholic high school and later Boston College. Cameron is a brillian

Jamie Kilstein has led and intense and fascinating life that could cover several podcasts. An incredibly smart, driven, and talented comic-musician-writer, Jamie has had his run-ins with fame the ensuing woke mobs, so he's able to offer his unique perspective on woke mobs and the controversy with Joe Rogan. Jamie is ba

Old friend from Broadway, 2021 EMMY-NOMINEE Chris Sullivan for Toby on "This is Us," comes by the yard to discuss the stratospheric rise of his acting career, and the progression from blue-collar Chicago theatre actor to starring in one of the biggest hits of the last decade on network television. He also performs an a

Rocco Stowe shares his unlikely journey from being a delinquent to being a U.S. Marine to being a drug dealer to being a drug addict to being a standup comic. After his struggles with sobriety, he toured and wrote with Margaret Cho, became a renowned Power Yoga instructor behind Brian Kest and a dedicated practitioner