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Ask Dr. Drew

Dr. Drew
Covid-19
Mental Health
California
Public Health
Homelessness
Donald Trump
Charlie Kirk
Medical Freedom
Free Speech
Vaccines
Covid-19 Vaccines
China
Gavin Newsom
Social Media
Mrna Vaccines
Censorship
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Antifa
USAID
Trump Administration

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

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After his disastrous Senate hearing, furious physicians are done with Dr. Fauci – and Dr. Ram Yogendra says the continued denial of the vaccine injured is “criminal.”

Yogendra, an expert in treating Long Covid / Covid Long Haulers, joins Dr. Drew to... more

Dr. Fauci’s preemptive pardon shields him from federal charges – but states can still launch their own investigations.

Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times before the Senate Homeland Security Committee on July 29, declining to answer Sen. Ran... more

“On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the 5th Amendment to the Constitution,” Dr. Fauci told the Senate and the American people, in response to every question about his involvement in funding dangerous... more

“Well, this might be unwelcome news,” writes Andrew Yang, “but Kamala Harris is telling people in California that she is running for President again.”

Yang, an entrepreneur who ran for President in 2020 as a Democrat, says his sources tell him Kamal... more

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Recent Guests

Jeffrey Tucker
Founder and president of the Brownstone Institute; senior economic columnist for Epoch Times
Brownstone Institute; Epoch Times
Episode: Dr. Fauci Faces Senate Hearing On COVID Origins, Pleads The 5th For Every Question – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 650
Andrew Yang
Entrepreneur, former 2020 Democratic candidate, CEO of Noble Mobile
Noble Mobile
Episode: Andrew Yang: Kamala Harris Says She’s Running for President In 2028 + Dr. Kelly Victory on Dr. Anthony Fauci’s COVID Diary Revelations w/ Tom Renz – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 649
Steve Hilton
Candidate for California Governor, former Head of Strategy for UK PM David Cameron
Steve Hilton for Governor
Episode: Steve Hilton: “Corrupt Machine” Is Trying To Stop Voter ID In California Elections + Emerald Robinson on Flock Cameras & CCP – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 648
Tim Hazelo
Retired Navy veteran, former Republican Party chair in Washington
Campaign for Washington State Legislative District 10
Episode: Felony After Refusing To Wear A Mask: Navy Veteran Tim Hazelo Fights Masking Mandate Conviction While Running For Office – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 647
Joe Winston
CEO and founder of NET Recovery
NET Recovery
Episode: Felony After Refusing To Wear A Mask: Navy Veteran Tim Hazelo Fights Masking Mandate Conviction While Running For Office – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 647
Steve Cortes
Commentator and filmmaker
Cortes Investigates
Episode: Felony After Refusing To Wear A Mask: Navy Veteran Tim Hazelo Fights Masking Mandate Conviction While Running For Office – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 647
Dr. William Parker
Chemist, Ph.D.; author
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (visiting scholar); Duke University (former)
Episode: America’s First “Goth Baddie” For Congress: Kelley Dennison Is A Gen-Z Republican Running To Flip Colorado’s 2nd District – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 646
Kelley Dennison
Gen-Z Republican candidate for Colorado's 2nd Congressional District
Candidate, business owner, activist
Episode: America’s First “Goth Baddie” For Congress: Kelley Dennison Is A Gen-Z Republican Running To Flip Colorado’s 2nd District – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 646
Sam Hawgood
Chancellor, UC San Francisco School of Medicine; pediatrician, scientist
UC San Francisco
Episode: Trump’s CDC Nominee Defies RFK, Tells Senate mRNA Is “Safe & Effective” w/ Naomi Wolf – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 645

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Dr. Drew Pinsky
Host of Ask Dr. Drew; medical professional providing commentary and taking calls

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 1.3k ratings
  • YMH sucks

    glad he’s off YMH libslop network. keep up the good work

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    asiann mann
    United States2 months ago
  • Love Dr Drew

    Love Doctor Drew since the Loveline days but the production value and issues with this pod are numerous. It’s cringe at times when the producer pops in and derails the flow. Listening to Dr Drew on Corolla’s pod are much better and more refined. Keep hoping this one gets better.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    dipsy30
    United States2 months ago
  • Kiera Davis

    Excellent! Keep up the fight!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Flowersonthebrain
    United States2 months ago
  • Clown Show

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Gene Everett 187
    United States2 months ago
  • Mixed review on his podcast

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    JRPOH
    United States3 months ago

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Cyclospora: What The Media Is Getting Wrong About The “Explosive Diarrhea” Parasite – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 644
Q: What is the current understanding of Cyclospora outbreaks and how reliable are the reported numbers?
The panel discusses that outbreak counts often differ between reports (e.g., NBC vs. CDC data) and stresses that only a portion of reported cases are confirmed; comparison to official CDC data is essential for accurate understanding.
Mom Sues Hospital For Homicide: Rebecca Charles’ Disabled Daughter Drugged To Death “During COVID” As Hospital Bills $650,000 – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 634
Q: What role does the PREP Act play in this case and what reforms are being sought?
Alix Mayer and Rebecca Charles describe how PREP Act protections can shield providers unless there is willful misconduct, and they advocate for legal changes to ensure accountability and to make hospitals safer for patients, extending protections and oversight beyond current statutory privileges.
Mom Sues Hospital For Homicide: Rebecca Charles’ Disabled Daughter Drugged To Death “During COVID” As Hospital Bills $650,000 – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 634
Q: What happened to Danielle and why is this case being pursued as willful misconduct instead of standard malpractice?
Rebecca Charles explains that Danielle entered the hospital with limited symptoms, was treated under protocols during the pandemic, and ultimately died after prolonged ventilation and heavy sedation; the assertion is that procedures and financial incentives influenced care rather than focusing on the patient's best interests, leading to a willful misconduct claim.
Gad Saad On “Suicidal Empathy”: Why Smart People Defend Insane Ideas: & How Good Intentions Are Dooming Civilization – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 633
Q: What is the difference between deontology and consequentialism in the context of free speech?
Deontology treats some principles (like free speech) as absolute, while consequentialism weighs outcomes; misuse of care-based ethics can threaten foundational rights.
Gad Saad On “Suicidal Empathy”: Why Smart People Defend Insane Ideas: & How Good Intentions Are Dooming Civilization – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 633
Q: Why do you think university campuses contribute to suicidal empathy, and how should we address it?
He argues that parasitic ideas arise on campuses and lack real-world autocorrective mechanisms, but suggests inoculation and market forces (gravity) as ways to re-anchor ideas in reality.

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The show covers a mix of health, politics, and current events, often weaving in discussions about public policy, media narratives, and governance with guests ranging from physicians and researchers to politicians, journalists, and controversial content creators. Episodes frequently center on data-driven health topics, vaccine policy, censorship, and geopolitics, then widen into culture-war commentary and platform dynamics. Noteworthy is the willingness to host a wide spectrum of voices, mix serious expert analysis with candid opinion, and integrate live audience interaction and sponsor messages, which together create a distinctive, provocative forum for real-time debate and accountability.

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2. Andrew Yang
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8. Kelley Dennison

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