Joe Dombrowski talks butt-hygiene, Steve Hilton Takes on California & John Oliver is Getting Sued
Comedian and former schoolteacher Joe Dombrowski joins Adam for a lively conversation filled with personal stories, education insights, and a crash course in gay hygiene essentials. Joe shares how he transitioned from wrangling kindergartners to performing on major stages like Seattle's Moore Theatre, revealing how his “teacher comedian” persona first took off online. They reflect on the wild state of public schools, and the uniquely relatable humor that emerged from it. Joe gives Adam a brutally honest—and hilarious—look into the world of poppers, butt-cleaning protocols, and the realities of keeping things fresh in gay culture. They also bond over blue-collar upbringings, absurd parental advice, and the strange ways public education and comedy intersect.
Later in the show, political commentator and author Steve Hilton joins Adam to dissect California’s relentless political dysfunction and cultural unraveling. They discuss themes from Hilton’s new book CALIFAILURE, exploring how progressive policies and bureaucratic bloat have contributed to the state’s decline. The conversation spans everything from housing crises and public safety to media narratives and economic flight. Adam and Steve share a candid, solutions-focused conversation about restoring accountability in government and why California—once a model of prosperity—is now in desperate need of reform.
In the news; John Oliver, who’s being sued by a health insurance executive claiming that a Medicaid monologue on HBO’s Last Week Tonight destroyed his reputation. Adam reflects on the passing of actor Val Kilmer at age 65, and praises his iconic performance of Jim Morrison in the 1991 film The Doors. And finally, Kanye West’s gutted Malibu mansion, once a minimalist masterpiece turned concrete shell, is finally changing hands in an all-cash deal.
For more with Joe Dombrowski :
“My Straight Friends” Monthly show at the Comedy Store’s Belly Room
Live Shows:
APRIL 4 + 5 HARTFORD CT - Hartford Funny Bone Comedy Club
MAY 16-18 TORONTO, ON - The Royal
PODCAST: “The Social Studies Podcast”
WEBSITE: https://TheJoeDombrowski.com/
INSTAGRAM: @joe_dombrowski
TWITTER: @joe_dombrowski_
For more with Steve Hilton:
“CALIFAILURE: Reversing the Ruin of America's Worst-Run State” - AVAILABLE NOW
WEBSITE: www.SteveHiltonShow.com
INSTAGRAM + TWITTER: @SteveHiltonx
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