ACS: Diane Farr
Over the weekend, more news emerged in regards to Anthony Weiner, who is now taking a leave of absence. Alison also mentions the real life attack crows who are acting out, and talks about Tracy Morgan's homophobic rant. Adam says we're turning into a nation of tattle tales, and blames the 24-hour news cycle on the amount of bullshit stories we're forced to listen to now.
Both Dr. Bruce, and today's guest Diane Farr, join the show next. Adam recalls a recent dinner he had with Diane and her husband, and talks about the worst native foods in each culture. Adam also talks about working with Diane on his Loveline TV show, and all the other female cohosts who he was forced to work with. He also rants about having to wait several times on Pamela Anderson, and talks to Diane about her early days managing a bar and trying to break into the modeling/acting biz.
Things then transition into Dr. Spazz's Healthwatch. Dr. Bruce talks about the rise of measles here in the states. He also talks about the problems with sex addiction, as they relate to the case of Anthony Weiner and the influence of the internet. Adam advises people to look at porn that looks like their significant other to avoid getting in trouble. Dr. Bruce also mentions the hazards of 'water walking balls.' As the show wraps up, the guys jump to the phone lines talk about inter-racial relationships, and give away a copy of Diane's new book on the topic.
Visit www.KissingOutsideTheLines.com, and pick up a copy of Diane's new book through Amazon.
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