ACS: Billy and Jane
Adam goes into his rant about his recent trip in Vegas for Blogworld. Donny is called in to add additional perspective, and Adam tells him he has to work on prioritizing what's important. He talks about the under-attended event, and the scene that ultimately unfolds at the airport dealing with United employees.
Later, Larry Miller comes in and jumps right into a game of Hypothetical Road Trips. As usual, there are no wrong answers, and Larry has some difficult choices ahead of him.
Playwrights Billy Van Zandt and Jane Milmore come in studio to talk about their new show: You've Got Hate Mail. Currently running in New York, the play is told completely through emails. They also talk about working on an I Love Lucy pilot special, and discuss the process of their collaboration.
Jumping into the news, Jessica Golden brings up a variety of stories. First up is former NFL player Junior Seau driving off a cliff. They also talk about NSFW confusion, Gavin Rossdale's gay fling, and have an extended conversation about sexual experimentation. Wrapping up the show, Adam questions the parents whose children change genders, and hears one more news story about a very promiscuous woman.
Get tickets for Billy and Jane's new show at www.smarttix.com
Find out more about Jessica Golden at www.jessicagolden.net
And visit Larry Miller at www.larrymillerhumor.com
Also, in today's Stitcher Extra Content, Adam and Jessica review one more news story about a dead dog who comes back to life. Check it out at: http://landing.stitcher.com/?srcid=428
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