Adam Carolla Show • PodcastOne / Carolla Digital

In this episode of the Adam Carolla Show, host Adam Carolla and guests Angelo Tsarouchas and Aleks Pauvonic engage in wide-ranging discussions. One segment focuses on declining airline services and labor shortages affecting various industries, exploring issues like cost-cutting measures and changing attitudes toward work. Another segment examines the differences between vintage and modern pornography, touching on topics such as performers' appearances and the impact of digital distribution.

The episode also delves into the rich history and culture of boxing, covering legends like Muhammad Ali and obscure details that showcase the guests' deep knowledge. Pauvonic shares his experiences working on movie and TV projects, including the challenges of filming in confined spaces and harsh Antarctic conditions.

In this episode of the Adam Carolla Show, conversations with boxing insiders Mitch "Blood" Green and Charles Farrell reveal alleged corruption and unethical practices within the sport. Green, a former heavyweight boxer, claims that promoter Don King sabotaged his fight against Mike Tyson to ensure Tyson's victory. Meanwhile, Farrell suggests high-profile bouts like Ali vs. Liston were fixed through methods like bribery and manipulation of conditions.

The episode also examines King's purported exploitation of fighters, including accusations of underpaying boxers and questionable business tactics. Green and Farrell's insider accounts expose the potential seediness behind the glitz and glamor of boxing's biggest matches.

In this episode of the Adam Carolla Show, former NBA star Rex Chapman opens up about his rise to basketball stardom and the personal struggles that accompanied his success.

Chapman discusses navigating the racism and pressure surrounding his interracial relationship in college and how this isolation led to coping mechanisms like gambling and promiscuity. He then details his descent into a devastating opioid addiction following NBA injuries, the subsequent loss of his $40 million fortune, and his long battle with rehab and withdrawal.

Chapman shares how he has maintained sobriety in recent years through a regimen involving medical marijuana and light substances. The episode highlights the extreme depths of addiction but also the power of resilience, support systems, and holistic self-care.

Comedic improvisation and witty banter take center stage in this Adam Carolla Show episode. Carolla, Alison Rosen, and guests explore humorous topics like relationship dynamics and engage in playful wordplay. One amusing segment recounts a passenger stubbornly trying to fit unwieldy luggage into an overhead bin, sparking Carolla's advocacy for collapsible suitcases.

The episode also touches on weightier matters. Olivia Munn shares her casual approach to dating and openness to eventual commitment. Meanwhile, Carolla questions the Supreme Court's stance on offensive protests, arguing there should be limits to free speech in certain settings.

In this episode of the Adam Carolla Show, Adam Carolla and guests Steve Trevino and Tim Blake Nelson delve into various creative endeavors and shared interests. They explore Tim's son's directorial debut, showcasing a distinct cinematic vision. Carolla also recounts experiences from "The Man Show" and the meticulous approach of filmmakers like the Coen brothers.

The episode also touches on Steve Trevino's self-produced comedy specials, directed by his wife. Carolla discusses the diverse backgrounds that shaped their comedic lenses and perspectives on work ethic and wealth building. Additionally, Carolla highlights the technical marvels of Formula 1 racing and shares details about an upcoming event showcasing Paul Newman's race cars.