Loveline

Loveline
Genre	Talk; Advice; Comedy;
Running time	Approximately 93 minutes (Two hours, including commercials)
Country of origin	United States
Home station	KROQ-FM (1983–2018, 2024–2025); Channel Q (2018–2022);
TV adaptations	Loveline (1996–2000)
Hosted by	Jim Trenton (1983–1993); Drew Pinsky (1984–2016); "Swedish" Egil Aalvik (1983–1990); Scott Mason (1983–1987); Lee "Harvey" Alpert (1986–1989); Riki Rachtman (1993–1996); Adam Carolla (1995–2005); Stryker (2006–2009); Michael Catherwood (2010–2016); Simone Bienne (2011–2012); Amber Rose (2016–2018); Chris Donaghue (2016–2022);
Created by	Scott Mason; Jim Trenton;
Produced by	Ann Wilkins-Ingold
Original release	1983
Website	lovelineshow.com

Loveline is a syndicated radio call-in program in North America that features medical and relationship advice, often with guest appearances by actors and musicians. For most of its original run until ending in 2016, the show was hosted by Drew Pinsky, who was paired with a radio personality. Several relaunches of the show with new hosts have occurred since that time. As of March 2025, new episodes of the show are no longer being produced.

At the height of its popularity, Loveline was also adapted into a weekly live television program on MTV, also titled Loveline. The television version was hosted by Pinsky, Adam Carolla, and a rotating third co-host.


Genre	Talk Advice Comedy
Running time	Approximately 93 minutes (Two hours, including commercials)
Country of origin	United States
Home station	KROQ-FM (1983–2018, 2024–2025) Channel Q (2018–2022)
TV adaptations	Loveline (1996–2000)
Hosted by	Jim Trenton (1983–1993) Drew Pinsky (1984–2016) "Swedish" Egil Aalvik (1983–1990) Scott Mason (1983–1987) Lee "Harvey" Alpert (1986–1989) Riki Rachtman (1993–1996) Adam Carolla (1995–2005) Stryker (2006–2009) Michael Catherwood (2010–2016) Simone Bienne (2011–2012) Amber Rose (2016–2018) Chris Donaghue (2016–2022)
Created by	Scott Mason Jim Trenton
Produced by	Ann Wilkins-Ingold
Original release	1983
Website	lovelineshow.com