John Hoffman, with 45 years in college placement, discusses his daughter's college process, how she addressed lower grades, and the role of school names. The podcast also teases upcoming events, initiatives, and tips for maximizing summer opportunities for college prep.

Join John Hoffman, the showrunner and co-creator, and writer Joshua Allen Griffith for a thrilling dive into the season premiere. They discuss exciting new cast additions and the challenges of taking the beloved trio to LA. Hear about the nostalgic charm of home movies featuring Steve Martin and Martin Short. Joshua reveals the meticulous effort behind the murderboards used in writing, while they both tease intriguing plot twists for this season. Plus, get ready for Scott Bakula's surprise return that adds a nostalgic kick!

Let's talk about episode 5 with John Hoffman (Co-Creator, Showrunner, and Producer) and Director of Episode 5 (and 6) Chris Koch.We'll talk about the blossoming romance between Oliver and Loretta, we'll get a glimpse at the production puzzle involved in bringing the tooth ferry to life with DP Kyle Wullschleger, and we'll hear about Meryl Streep's impromptu midnight performance on the Hudson River.Just a heads up, there are spoilers for episode five. So listeners, if you haven't watched, stream it now and come right back!We’ll be back again on Friday for more Murders and to read your theories.Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, review, and share the show with your detective friends!Send us your thoughts and theories: onlymurders@strawhutmedia.comOr chat with us on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/OnlyMurdersHulu/From Straw Hut Media

Join Molly Shannon, the comedy legend known for her role as Bev Melon, along with actor Michael Cyril Creighton, who plays Howard, and showrunner John Hoffman. They dive into the behind-the-scenes dynamics of adapting the podcast into a show, sharing personal anecdotes that reveal the collaborative spirit on set. They also explore the hilarious use of physical comedy, like Bev's oversized water bottle, and reflect on deeper themes of self-reflection through doubles and doppelgangers, adding layers to the narrative.

Join writers Ben Smith and Pete Swanson, along with showrunner John Hoffman, as they dive into the creative process behind crafting captivating narratives. They discuss how casting affects character dynamics, revealing a hilarious plan involving hard-boiled eggs to get Stink Eye Joe to remove his eye patch. Hoffman also shares insights on the return of Detective Williams. The trio highlights the fine balance of comedy and mystery that keeps audiences engaged, peppering their conversation with anecdotes and reflections on the art of storytelling.

In this lively conversation, actress Amy Ryan, known for her role as Jan, joins co-creator John Hoffman to chat about the latest chaos in the Arconia. They dive into the intriguing presence of ghosts and the unique humor embedded in loss. Amy reflects on her return to set and unpacks the complexities of 'Jan logic,' while John shares behind-the-scenes stories and the origins of the card game O'Hell Yes. Expect plenty of laughs as they speculate on future twists and character dynamics!

In this podcast, the hosts speak with Jamie Babbitt, the director of Episode 10, and John Hoffman, co-creator and co-writer of the episode. They discuss discovering who really killed Ben Glenroy, the opening night of Death Rattle Dazzle, and improvising on set. They also mention spoilers for the episode and ask listeners to share their theories about the new murder introduced in the finale.

Join John Hoffman, the showrunner of the hit series, along with director Jessica Yu and actors Richard Kind and Michael Cyril Creighton, as they dive into the creative challenges behind filming episode 6. Learn about the innovative filming techniques utilizing Super 8 and drones. Richard shares hilarious anecdotes from set, while Michael discusses his character's nuances. The conversation teases out the thrilling reveal of Dudenoff and reflects on filmmaking inspirations, creating a delightful peek behind the curtain of this beloved show.

In this podcast, John Hoffman and Dana Covarrubias discuss interesting topics such as Charles's patter song, the secrets hidden in Mabel's outfits, the transformation of Cinda Canning, Joy moving in with Charles, Charles' memory loss in a strange white room, Mabel receiving a partnership offer for a podcast about Ben's murder, the comedic and storytelling purposes of the songs in the show, and the evolution of characters' looks and Mabel's iconic sweaters discussed by costume designer Dana Covarrubias.

In this enlightening discussion, USC Professor Lisa Ansell dives into the devastating effects of student loan debt on public servants like teachers and firefighters, emphasizing how it traps the middle class in a cycle of renting. Real estate broker John Hoffman adds insights on the affordable housing crisis, highlighting the influence of zoning laws and market dynamics. They advocate for systemic reforms, including stronger bankruptcy protections and community-led housing initiatives, to combat the growing financial strain and emotional toll of these intertwined crises.