
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 | 630 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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I like Dr Drew, but wow this show has become terrible. His “producer” does nothing and audio sounds like guests are underwater half the time. Just poor quality & also lot of bad information from half the guests. Also half the guests are paying to be on and Drew will shill any product. That’s main reason I’m going full low one star. That is gross
I love Dr. Drew when he is talking about topics that matter to him and make a difference in this world. I have listened to him since his Love Line days. I don’t love when he does shows that are seemingly only about promoting others causes, or books, or him making money. I also wish someone did a much better job editing the shows when there are technical problems. I’m sure Susan is a lovely lady, but she rarely adds value when she comments and I wish the show would highlight what Dr. Drew does be... more
Just a grifter that goes where the money is.
It’s really sad what Dr. Drew has become. He’s destroyed all of the good that he did earlier in his career.
I always learn something useful. Great guests!
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The program consistently blends health, politics, and media critique through wide-ranging interviews and caller-driven discussions. Episodes frequently explore public policy, consumer safety, medical freedom, and current events, often featuring guests who challenge mainstream narratives or illuminate overlooked angles on civic life. Notable strengths include high-profile guests from advocacy, journalism, and policy, plus spirited, opinionated dialogue that appeals to listeners who value skeptical, contrarian perspectives and real-world activism. A standout trait is its willingness to connect health topics with broader societal issues, sometimes triggering strong listener engagement and controversy.
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