The Adam Sank Show

Is it Jane Fonda? Is it Rosie O'Donnell? No, it's Rachel Butera (Howard Stern Show fan favorite) doing perfect impressions of them! Our hot British announcer, Simon Mathis, co-hosts, and we discuss (among other things) Austin Wolf, who finally broke his silence about that infamous airplane bathroom sex video. Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a humpy flight.

We talk with #BornPerfect activist Dev Cuny about their inspiring TedX Talk and their fight against the harmful practice of LGBTQ conversion therapy. But first, Kate McKinnon comes out (officially) at the Golden Globes, and moviegoers are getting stoned AF to watch "Cats." Meow.

In our first live show of 2020, acclaimed comedian, author and grammar nerd Leighann Lord talks to us about everything from caring for aging parents to why one should always dress to impress. But first, Adam, Ryan and JayBee discuss the strange case of the toe-sucking burglar. Prepare to be tickled.

New decade, who dis? So it's time to look back on the year that was 2019 and revisit some of our favorite guest segments – including interviews with Davey Wavey, Julie Halston, Daniel Reichard, Drew Lausch and Kenneth Robert Connin. Plus, Adam, Ryan and JayBee reveal their hottest sexual experiences of 2019. Here's to more in 2020!

Holy Charles Nelson Reilly, Batman! Author A. Ashley Hoff fills in all our blanks with his new book, "Match Game 101." Also, we wrap up 2019 by discussing a lesbian Miss Universe contestant, a bisexual Jason Ellis and a NOT gender-fluid Billy Dee Williams. Everything you've heard about him is confusing.

In our special holiday episode, Adam welcomes the mega-talented Marty Thomas and Alex Ortega to perform live Christmas carols on the #ASS. Plus, Jason Derulo's dick is everywhere, and does Eminem have a secret sex tape? You know we're all over that shit. 

Adam, Ryan and JayBee tour the Anus Hotel and the Vagina Museum – yes, they're both real places. But then they speak with Greg Herren, New Orleans-based author of the very gay Scotty Bradley Mysteries series. His latest is called "Royal Street Reveillon," and there's a character who strongly resembles Bravo's Andy Cohen. Tea, darlings.

Another classic lost episode, in which comedian and actress Michelle Buteau ("Tales of the City," "First Wives Club," "Isn't it Romantic?") joins Adam and guest-cohost Scott Hernandez, cracking them up with stories about dating, showbiz and more. Also, Sam Smith comes out as gender nonbinary – or do they? – and does anyone care? 

Pissi Myles, the drag queen who crashed Trump's impeachment hearings, is live in the DNR studio with tales of her sudden fame! But first, orphan Natalia speaks. And then, Adam and Ryan talk with Eric Morrison, aka Anita Mann, about his bid for the Delaware State House. Politics and drag queens and dwarfs – oh my!

In this lost episode (No. 16) from 2017, memory whiz Joey DeGrandis co-hosts, and we welcome hilarious comedians Joanne Filan and Irene Bremis for the very first time! Discussion topics include the Mad Pooper, the kid who got trapped in a cave and the virtues of cut vs. uncut cock. (Spoiler Alert: Adam strongly prefers cut.) Plus: JayBee speaks for the first time!

The multi-talented Jeff Hiller drops by to yak about his new one-man show, "The Designing Women Monologues." Meanwhile, Adam accidentally ends the interview 11 minutes early. So he, Ryan, JayBee and Jeff fill time with a FILTHY and graphic discussion of their favorite dirty talk. Parental Guidance suggested,

On this classic #ASS, former child star Glenn Scarpelli makes his debut on the podcast, sharing funny and fascinating stories about growing up on one of America's classic sitcoms. Plus, Adam and ADD Jeff fight about Pride ("It's not a parade!"), and Adam tries to seduce a straight guy after a Philly comedy show. Enjoy this trip down Assery Lane!

With no guests in sight, Adam, Ryan and JayBee go butt-wild! Topics include toxic tales of Todrick Hall, Cher's charity, butthole sunning, R&B hottie Tank's defense of the gays and yet another update on Natalia, the orphan. (She even gets her own bumper!) You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you might even jerk off.

Broadway and cabaret star Marty Thomas returns to the #ASS to give us a sneak preview of his gorgeous new album, "Slow Dancing With a Boy." But first, Adam, Ryan and JayBee discuss whether it's OK for Ellen DeGeneres to be chummy with George W. Bush. (And JayBee utters the instantly classic line, "Hi, privilege. It's me, Ellen.") Plus, one brave bottom reviews Pumpkin Spice Poppers.  

Finally, it's here! The almost-never heard complete Episode 2 of the #ASS, featuring comedian and former SiriusXM host Frank DeCaro! He tells all about losing a ton of weight and touring with Lisa Lampanelli. Plus, Adam and ADD Jeff fight over the Kathy Griffin Trump-head photo, and Bill Maher uses the N-word. Enjoy this journey back to yesteryear, and please ignore all the technical difficulties....

Lesbian comedian Mina Hartong makes her #ASS debut — and talks to us about her career, her lovelife and her one experience with dick. But first, Adam, Ryan and JayBee discuss a major update to the abandoned orphan story, and Ryan gives his review of "Drag Race UK." Oh, and we get stood up by a certain singer-songwriter... again. 

Hot zaddy Gerald McCullouch ("CSI," "Bear City," "Daddy") returns to the #ASS for the first time since our pilot episode in 2017. He gives us a delicious taste of his brand-spanking new documentary "All Male, All Nude: Johnsons." Then, Adam, Ryan and JayBee delve into the strange and frightening case of "Natalie." Is she an abandoned child or an evil dwarf? We dare you not to laugh.

Adam messed up and released an episode too early! Listen for details.

When another guest flakes days before the episode, Adam names comedian Drew Lausch as permanent #ASS Last-Minute Guest Replacement. Together, they regale Ryan and JayBee with twisted tales of their naked Ft. Lauderdale shows. But first, Ryan spills major RuPaul tea, and JayBee hatches a plan for vengeance. You've been warned. 

Legendary journalist Michael Musto drops in to give us his list of the 11 most depressing queer movies of all time. But first, Adam and guest co-host Simon Mathis explore the first ever Guybrator, and Simon steals Ryan's lewk with his own RuPaul's Drag Race Update. Also, should children be auditioning for a talent show next to a gay bathhouse? We'll discuss.

Our British announcer, Simon Mathis, fills in for Ryan, and we discuss the Shane Gillis SNL controversy -- and all agree that he should be canceled. Then JayBee has an emotional meltdown and we explore the world's first "guybrator." But the real fun begins when our scheduled guest, singer-songwriter Justin Utley, never shows up for the interview. A good ASS is had by all.

The topics fly fast and furious, as Adam, Ryan and JayBee delve into Lara Spencer's ballet brouhaha, Taylor Swift's (fake?) activism and the multiple upcoming seasons of RuPaul's Drag Race. Then Adam plays segments from heretofore unavailable #ASS episodes -- including interviews with Bianca Del Rio, Wilson Cruz and Scott Hernandez. 

Adam and Ryan welcome iconic actress and Charles Busch's longtime muse, Julie Halston – aka Bitsy Von Muffling from "Sex and the City." Julie gives us a truly entertaining segment in which she talks about her career on and off-Broadway... including her current role in the musical "Tootsie." Plus: Did the queens overreact to Lara Spencer's boys-in-ballet gaffe? We investigate.

British-American mom comedian Sherry Davey pops in for a lovely little chat. Butt first, Adam, Ryan and JayBee explore BuzzFeed's list of the most horrifying things ever found inside a human body. Spoiler Alert: Most of it involves unusual objects shoved up asses and vaginas. You'll never look at potato salad the same way again. Original air date: Aug. 17, 2019

A jam-packed episode! First, gay activist Matthew Mason phones in from Modesto and tell us about his fight against anti-gay hatemongers -- including his own adoptive mom. Then, show favorite Irene Bremis drops by to dish about politics, her dry vagina and her new comedy album, "Un-Ladylike." Plus, NYC issues a warning about ass-eating. Ryan is not having it. Original Air Date: Aug. 17, 2019