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“Today was Aubrey o day Day. But I would have appreciated the hosts covering the whole episode rather than just interview this woman I couldn't care less about. 2 hour broadcast is long enough, but this ep was almost that long alone and only covered aubrey. Thank goodness for the Lou Ferrigno part where he talked about his charity. It was nice to hear a pleasant voice.
I'm new to celeb apprentice, and am missing Adam Carolla as he was the reason to follow the show for me. I'm looking forward to when you focus entirely on Adam for 90+ minutes. : )”Read full review »
Louispup via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/19/12
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“I love listening to this right after watching the show on my iPad. I didn't used to be a big apprentice fan but now that I can pair it with the aftershow it's kind of like having s book club or something. Just more fun :)”Read full review »
lycheelover via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/04/12
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“Adam Carolla didn't just pick a charity. It wasn't Catholic Boys School as you stated. He was a Catholic Big Brother which is a mentoring program for youth. He didn't just pull it out of a hat, he actually gave his time to this charity when he was younger.”Read full review »
Btrainski via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/24/12
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“I'm a fan of Carolla and I found this show entertaining. There are a variation of personalities on this show which keeps it interesting. If they all had the same thing to say about the same things, I'd be bored. I'll keep listening.”
Jjos1920 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/14/12
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