295 episodes
The Adam Sank Show Adam Sank
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4.8 • 234 Ratings
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Take a break from all the noise and the stress...
and laugh your A.S.S. off.
Nominated for three People's Choice Podcast Awards!
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Ep. 264: Surprise, We're Back!
Adam and Steve record a special, all-new episode – a takeover of the Derek & Romaine Show while those b-tches are off on a Mediterranean Cruise. Yet somehow, Romaine joins them! Topics include the LGBTQ backlash sweeping the nation, songs from the early 2000s that made you gay, and whether women belong in places where guys are going down on each other. Slurp it up, folks!
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LAST ASS: Sanks for the Memories
Our monster two-hour and 20-minute send-off! Featuring Steve Chazaro J.B. Bercy, Ryan Frostig, Drew Lausch, Michelle Buteau, Julie Halston, Daniel Reichard, Patrick McCollum, Joanne Filan, Irene Bremis, Joey DeGrandis, Hunter Foster, Jennifer Cody, Stone & Stone, Frank DeCaro, Micheal Rice, Glenn Scarpelli and Stephen Wallem! With special appearances by Rocco Steele and two-time ghost guest Justin Utley! Plus, a final update on Natalia, the orphan dwarf. Make sure you stick around 'til the very end to hear all the listener voicemails. Thank you, and good night.
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Ep. 263: The 2022 ASS Holiday Spectacular!
Our final holiday special, and the biggest one ever! We've got ASSclusive musical performances from Sanjaya Malakar, Cynthia Lee Fontaine, Tom Goss, Erika Amato, Patrick Bodd and our very own chubby chorizo, Steve Chazaro! Plus, hunky Austin Allan from New York's Sugar Wood erotic bakery brings his "Woody" and "Kitty" cookies into the studio... and gets hit on by the entire crew. Got milk?
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Ep. 262: Ivan Quintanilla Travels the World
And our last ever live guest is... hunky travel writer Ivan Quintanilla, aka Traveling IQ! But first, Steve weighs in on the end of the ASS, President Biden signs marriage equality into law, Brittney Griner goes free, and the author of "Don't Say Gay" faces 35 years in prison. Merry Christmas!
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Ep. 261: Nat Horne Looks Back on His Legendary Dance Career
We take a captivating look back with pioneering dance legend Nat Horne – from performing on Broadway in 1957's "Jamaica" to helping found the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater and beyond. But first, Adam and guest co-ho Ryan Frostig discuss the death of musical key changes, Tenoch Huerta's mysterious bulge and why lab rats dance to Lady Gaga. Baby, they were born this way.
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Ep. 260: Tom Goss Sings Salty Santa Songs
Ryan Frostig returns as guest co-host... just in time for Adam to announce he's ending the podcast at the end of 2022. But sexy singer-songwriter and bear-lover Tom Goss brightens things up with his naughty Christmas songs. Plus, how a fabulous drag queen helped sink Kari Lake. Sorry, b-tch.
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Customer Reviews
Funny - Intelligent - Informative
I love listening to this show. Adam is funny and very intelligent. He has great guests on his shows and is always a joy to listen to. I appreciate the current affairs he talks about and I seem to never disagree with his opinions. I was saddened to see that his show came to an end but was very delighted that he had a comeback episode that showed up on my podcast feed! I will be going back to listen to the shows that I have missed. Thank you Adam for the great entertainment!
Say it ain’t so……….
You’re ending the podcast? Nooooooo! I haven’t listened to the latest episode, I always listen while I work, just read the description.
Will miss you if true. 💔💔💔
Update: Okay, I listened and am disappointed, but understand. I also heard your call explaining on DNR.
Hopefully, you will resurrect the show in the future. You will be missed!
Dialogue without vitriol; it’s so refreshing
I just listen to episode 256, Adam’s interview with Damon Jacobs on PrEP, sex and everything in between.
It struck me how thoughtful and well-balanced the conversation was. I so used to listening listening to podcasts, consuming media in general, and just hearing screeching if there’s a difference of opinion. This was different in the best way.
Even though they had a difference of opinion, in a couple of areas, an intelligent conversation actually took place. For me that’s a great reminder that it’s still possible.