Office Ladies

Allison Jones, a renowned casting director famous for her work on "The Office" and "Parks and Recreation," shares her fascinating journey into the casting world. She recalls her collaboration with Greg Daniels and the memorable auditions that shaped beloved characters. Allison reveals her favorite moments from the show and discusses casting challenges, especially the shift toward self-taping. With humorous anecdotes and insights on the importance of authenticity, she paints a vivid picture of the casting process, showcasing the emotional highs and lows inherent in the industry.

This week, Creed Bratton, the actor and musician known for his role as Creed on 'The Office', joins the hosts for a trip down memory lane. They dive into Dwight and Angela's wedding, revealing behind-the-scenes secrets and the effort to keep Steve Carell's cameo under wraps. Creed shares his experience filming the finale while reflecting on the joy and chaos of the show's last moments. The podcast wraps up with Creed performing his original song, "All the Faces," bringing a heartfelt touch to the celebration of friendships and nostalgia.

This week, the hosts dive into a year after the documentary, celebrating Dunder Mifflin staff with bachelorette and bachelor parties for Dwight and Angela. They share fun behind-the-scenes tales from Angela's bachelorette party and reflect on heartfelt fan tributes. The emotional farewells are highlighted, alongside memorable moments from the series finale. Comedic cameos and nostalgic callbacks provide a delightful trip down memory lane, reminding everyone why they love these characters. Plus, there's a humorous twist involving Kevin's new bar!

Jessica St. Clair, who played Casey Dean, shares hilarious behind-the-scenes anecdotes from her time on The Office. Santigold, the singer and celebrity judge, discusses the fun of filming her iconic judging scene. The hosts break down Dwight's memorable proposal to Angela and Jim's unwavering support for Pam. They also dive into playful moments and candid interactions that made the finale unforgettable. There's even a good-natured reminiscence about celebrity encounters, offering listeners a delightful glimpse into the camaraderie surrounding the show.

Jessica St. Clair, an actress and comedian known for her roles in "Playing House" and her podcast "The Deep Dive," joins the conversation to share her experiences playing Casey Dean. Jenna opens up about personal news and gratitude for fan support. The hosts discuss memorable moments from the A.A.R.M. storyline, including Dwight's quest for an assistant and Andy's audition for a cappella fame. Listeners also enjoy light-hearted insights about fan gifts, set dynamics, and the unique vibe of the show's final season.

Kendra Adachi, an author known for her upcoming book 'The Plan', joins the fun to discuss exciting future plans for the podcast, including a special focus on Michael Scott. She reads a captivating chapter from her book, offering strategies for managing busy lifestyles. The conversation shifts to a lighthearted exploration of dragons in popular culture, diving into hilarious misconceptions and memorable moments from 'Game of Thrones'. It's a delightful mix of insights and laughs ahead of the finale!

This week, Angela Martin shares a heartfelt confession and teases an exciting Hallmark Christmas movie project. Meanwhile, Oscar offers his home to Angela as she navigates her challenges. The conversation dives into Dwight's new managerial role, personal anecdotes about family Christmas letters, and a discussion on the emotional journey of the characters. Light-hearted debates on inventions and humorous reflections on office life keep the mood lively, making it a heartfelt and entertaining dialogue.

Michael Imperioli, known for his role as Sensei Billy, shares insights on his Google search that led him to The Office. The conversation highlights Dwight earning his black belt, Jim’s attempts to connect with Pam, and Andy’s bold decision to switch careers. Jenna and Angela reminisce about a fun promo video from 2013, receive a message from Ed Helms, and delve into the quirks of beginner headshots in acting. The episode wraps with laughter over Herr's potato chips and a charming look back at the show's camaraderie.

This week, Catherine Tate joins the conversation! Known for her bold role as Nellie Bertram on 'The Office', Catherine reflects on her transition from London to LA and shares some hilarious anecdotes from her time on set. The hosts discuss her standout moments as Nellie and celebrate her diverse career as an actress, writer, and director. Catherine also reveals her amusing take on tacos, leaving everyone in stitches. It's a delightful chat packed with laughter and nostalgia that will make fans love her even more!

This week’s guest is Pete Hulne, who played the HRPDC executive on 'The Office.' He joins the discussion about the hilarious paper airplane contest in the season nine episode. Angela shares a memorable rehearsal moment, and Jenna reminisces about her own industrial acting experience. The conversation also dives into quirky anecdotes involving paper airplane competitions and bizarre world records. Throughout, they blend humor with insights into character dynamics and behind-the-scenes stories for a delightful nostalgia trip.