
Tired of tribalism and outrage? It's time for a second opinion. From the front lines of the culture war to the front lines of medicine, iconic broadcaster Dr. Drew Pinsky (of "Loveline" with Adam Carolla) brings his unfiltered perspective to today’s most urgent political, cultural, and medical issues. The show features a diverse roster of guests including Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Trisha Paytas, Char... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 662 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Drew’s wife randomly laughs into a mic and it’s just weird. She’s not on show but just laughs at highly odd things like organ harvesting segment today (8/28/26). It’s loud & just outta place. Same with the so called producer, it kills the show as they are idiots. It’s a clown show. Not to mention ads that fear monger and it’s just very corrupt vibes with guests obviously being paid ad half the time but drew doesn’t let us know this. Rate good episodes in mix but the corruption ruins it overall... more
Completely biased for someone who promises to be against tribalism in their description. It’s all show business. A true Doctor would be much more level headed and objective.
Great podcast
Drew’s wife randomly interrupts and makes stupid statements. Same with the so called producer, it kills the show as they are idiots. It’s a clown show. Not to mention ads that fear monger and it’s just very corrupt vibes with guests obviously being a paid ad half the time but drew doesn’t let us know this
Pretty interesting show, but basic connection issues with remote guests and frequent mid-interview interruptions from the current producer inspires many listeners to hit the skip button.
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A hard-hitting interview show that blends health, politics, and culture with a data-informed, skeptical lens. Across episodes, the host probes public health claims, political narratives, and policy debates, often featuring doctors, scientists, journalists, and political commentators as guests. Notable strengths include a willingness to challenge mainstream talking points, a propensity for high-velocity, multi-guest conversations, and a track record of spotlighting controversial topics with rigorous sourcing. The show stands out for its provocative, unapologetic stance and its willingness to host guests with divergent viewpoints, making it a potential fit for listeners who crave uncompromising takes on current events and health policy. Poten... more
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