80: "Please Leave a Message for Andy Bernard"

We'll be back next week with new stuff, in the meantime enjoy a trip to the archive! In many ways, season 3 of The Office represents a high point for the show. From critic and audience reception to character arcs and development, the season stands out as one of the show’s best. W ...  Show more

Fire up the video iPod--this week we're looking back at pop culture! In an episode we're calling Millennium School of Pop Culture, we dive into a few significant things from 2006 and 2016. In the music world we look at Daniel Powter's 'Bad Day' and 2000s soft rock before jumping ...  Show more

Brian welcomes Mike Schur, known for his iconic role as Mose Schrute on The Office. Oh, and also for his role as writer, director, executive producer/creator of America’s best comedies, from The Office to Parks and Recreation to The Good Place. This episode, Brian and Mike bring ...  Show more

This week we’re competing to find out who can find the worst improv comedy podcast. Of course, it would be much harder to find a good improv podcast, but we do not want to work that hard. I brought Sounds Funny Radio which tries to pull off Whose Line Is It Anyway. The difference ...  Show more

The verdict is in, and everybody agrees that Michael Scott really was the world’s best boss! The incredible Steve Carell joins Brian in the studio for an extended interview to talk all things The Office. They go back to the days when they were working the best job in the world, w ...  Show more

Dwight’s weird cousin Mose AKA the incredible writer Mike Schur joins Brian in the studio for the second half of their conversation. Mike talks about being a part of the cult of Greg Daniels, all of The Office sequels that could have been, and the absolutely hilarious jokes that ...  Show more