D’Arcy Carden, an actress who made her mark from nannying and improv to Broadway, joins Ted Danson for a delightful chat. They dive into the charming tales of D’Arcy’s grandmother's crush on Ted and their memorable casting journey on 'The Good Place.' Listeners will enjoy her insights on the emotional highs of acting, the thrill of teamwork, and even a philosophical take on the purpose of life. The duo's reflection on early musical experiences adds a nostalgic flavor, making for a heartfelt discussion!

Minnie Driver answers big questions, Rabbi Brous discusses Gaza crisis, D'Arcy Carden challenges, and group ponders sunlight use. Humorous anecdotes, envy in innovation, quirky questions, societal shifts, seeking meaning, and reflections on sponsored content impact. Accents discussion, resilience stories, and promotions included.

D’Arcy Carden, Megan Amram, and Eric Kissack discuss behind-the-scenes stories from The Good Place. They talk about editing decisions, the concept of 'Jeremy, Bearimy', William Jackson Harper's ripped body, and funny anecdotes. They also delve into unique elements of the show, discuss a scene, and explore a double standard in objectifying physical appearances.

Actress D’Arcy Carden and director Dean Holland talk about the complexity of the TV show 'The Good Place', tailored writing for actors, directing comedy, working with the cast, shooting challenges with hoverboards and spinning scenes, the intricacies of the plot, the significance of frozen yogurt, applying needles as prosthetics, and Janet's emotional journey.

Actress D’Arcy Carden and writer Megan Amram chat about D’Arcy's unusual audition process, acting with a crowd, Ted Danson's support, retirement and mythology in the show, choosing red boots, Janet and Jason's surprising connection, and their appreciation for the hosts.