Stephen Baldwin and Adam Carolla love bad movies + Jeff Abraham—CEO of Absorption Pharmaceuticals
In this episode of The Adam Carolla Show, Stephen Baldwin joins Adam for a wide-ranging conversation. They kick things off reminiscing about Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man, poke fun at sibling rivalry among the Baldwin brothers, and discuss Stephen’s decision to leave politics. Adam shares his theory on Alec Baldwin’s intelligence, and they revisit Stephen’s win at the 1990 Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race. The segment wraps with a look at Stephen’s upcoming podcast One Bad Movie, and a conversation about his daughter Hailey’s billion-dollar brand and her marriage to Justin Bieber.
In the news, Elisha Krauss and Adam dive into a recent American Family Survey showing that liberal women are the least happy and most likely to experience loneliness compared to their conservative peers. Adam and Elisha break down the data and what it might say about modern values and lifestyle choices. They also react to Bill Maher’s surprising admission that he’s never truly been a Democrat, despite typically voting that way. Maher’s comments spark a discussion about political identity and the shifting landscape of both major parties.
Finally, Jeff Abraham—CEO of Absorption Pharmaceuticals (maker of Promescent)—shares his remarkable journey: from building and selling a tech firm, walking away from a multimillion-dollar Hyundai deal upon learning it required discrimination, to stepping out of retirement to grow Promescent into a leader in sexual wellness following the tragic, mistaken-identity murder of its founder.
Get it on.
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PODCAST: One Bad Movie
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JEFF ABRAHAM:
VISIT: www.promescent.com/adam
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