Office Ladies

A promo trailer for Money Moves, a new financial advice podcast from the Office Ladies network hosted by Jill Schlesinger. The show promises to debunk bad financial advice, explain the news that actually matters, and help listeners manage their money without jargon or judgment, covering saving, investing, home buying, career, and smart spending.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down the character of Oscar Martinez, share favorite moments, and welcome actor Oscar Nuñez to answer fan questions. They debate whether Oscar was the true head of the accounting clump and revisit the classic copier vs. chairs debate. Nuñez also reflects on taking his character to season two of 'The Paper' and shares behind-the-scenes memories from 'The Office.'

Brian Baumgartner, who played Kevin Malone, joins Jenna Fisher and Angela Kinsey to discuss how he landed the role and what it was like to play the oddball accountant. The ladies then break down the episode 'Casual Friday,' in which Michael Scott reinstates casual Fridays but gives preferential treatment to Pam and Ryan, causing office resentment. Behind‑the‑scenes extras include Kate Flannery's wardrobe malfunction clip, a deleted scene from Creed, and Jenna's deep dive on invisible ink.

Jenna and Angela are joined by actress and podcaster Christine Taylor. They open with a nostalgic chat about childhood lunchboxes before diving into Christine's 90s-themed podcast, Hey Dude…The 90s Called!. Christine reflects on her iconic role as Marcia Brady, her early audition days, and why The Office remains a timeless family favorite.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey rewatch 'Broke,' the first episode of The Office directed by Steve Carell. The Michael Scott Paper Company is failing after Ryan's accounting error, while Dunder Mifflin secretly negotiates a buyout that is exactly what Michael, Pam, and Ryan wanted all along. The hosts share behind-the-scenes details including a deleted Charles Miner scene, explain fixed versus variable costs, and clarify what Michael yells during the cold open prank on Ryan.

Jenna and Angela welcome Randall Park, who gives the full play-by-play of his whirlwind shoot on The Office for the iconic cold open in Andy's Ancestry. They also chat about his career beyond Scranton, including working with Keanu Reeves in Always Be My Maybe and his recent stint on Netflix's The Residence. Plus, he joins the ladies for a fan chit-chat, settling an important potato-related debate, and the ladies talk all about doing press on The Office.

Angela Kinsey and Jenna Fischer celebrate their 100th episode of the "Office Ladies" podcast by breaking down the episode "Heavy Competition." The episode follows Michael Scott attempting to steal Dwight's customers, while the hosts mark the podcast milestone with Champagne, a fan song, and a demonstration of the cheeseball opening scene's surprising physical comedy skill. The conversation also touches on wedding-song debates and other behind-the-scenes details from filming The Office.

Jenna shares stories from her family vacation to the Lake of the Ozarks, Angela recounts her bucket-list trip to Wimbledon. They also dive into the behind-the-scenes workings of The Office table reads, and producers Matt and Sam tell their own summer travel tales.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down 'Michael Scott Paper Company' from The Office. They discuss Michael's pancake luncheon to promote his new business, Jim's struggle to create a rundown for Charles, and Dwight and Andy competing for new receptionist Erin's attention. The hosts also share behind-the-scenes stories including paparazzi sneaking onto set and their reactions to the sunglasses worn in the episode.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey welcome comedian Bobby Lee to celebrate his new movie Nimrods, which hits theaters August 14. The three discuss Bobby's long history with Jenna as co-stars on the sitcom Splitting Up Together, sharing on-set memories. They also revisit Bobby's early years in the Los Angeles comedy scene working on MAD TV. The conversation blends comedy and career stories with more personal reflections on the messy, meaningful parts of life. The episode doubles as a send-off ahead of the film's theatrical release.

Jenna and Angela recap the "Dream Team" episode of The Office. They break down Michael Scott's unlikely new hires for his paper company: Vikram, Pam, and Ryan. The hosts also recount Jim's cringe-worthy lie about being a soccer player to impress Charles Miner, which ends with Phyllis getting hit by a ball. Angela dives into the history of the original 1992 Olympic Dream Team basketball squad, while Jenna tries to bring back the flower lapel. The episode also explores the mystery behind the quote, “Confidence. It’s the food of the wise man, but the liquor of the fool.”

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey re-examine the Season 5 episode 'Casual Friday' in this Office Ladies installment. They uncover new details about candy bag alternatives and extended Superfan scenes, and reveal behind-the-scenes stories, including the cost of a cut prop and an alternate ending that would have changed Pam's story arc. The hosts also share a humorous look at Angela's old digital clutter, debate fashion choices related to blazers and bras, and answer a fan question about The Office's LEGO minifigures.

Jenna and Angela break down "Two Weeks" from The Office. They share a deleted scene that explains the origin of Michael's giant cheeseball tub, describe how the Monster.com commercial sounds were created, and toast to Pam’s final day as receptionist—a milestone they hadn't noticed before. The hosts also try Michael Scott’s drink of choice, Scotch and Splenda.

Jenna and Angela welcome back Mike Schur, one of the original writers and producers of The Office. He reflects on writing for Michael Scott, explaining how they tried to make him occasionally competent to keep the character from being completely inept. Mike also discusses the challenges of writing for Karen Filippelli, the character played by Rashida Jones, and why she was the perfect choice for the role. Later, he talks about his new book, Big Fan, and the journey he took with co-author Joe Posnanski to explore the psychology of fandom around the world.

This week Office Ladies breaks down the Season 5 episode “New Boss,” where Michael’s 15th anniversary party is disrupted by new VP Charles Miner (Idris Elba). The hosts share fast facts about Idris, including his music, and Angela explains what a petting zoo at Burning Man actually looks like. Jenna responds to fan questions about Michael’s tenure at Dunder Mifflin and Jim’s position. The episode is described as “extremely attractive,” and listeners are encouraged to don a tuxedo.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey revisit the 'Stress Relief Part 2' roast of Michael Scott, sharing deleted jokes, extended scenes, and alternate burns for the Dunder Mifflin staff. They answer fan questions about the show's white noise and Dunder Mifflin logo origin, and read listener stories that highlight the enduring connection between the show and its fans.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down 'Golden Ticket' with Rainn Wilson, who played Dwight Schrute. Wilson gives an in-depth interview about his experience playing the character. The hosts discuss Michael’s backfiring Willy Wonka-inspired promotion and hear Angela’s story about her dad winning a pink car. Rainn shares a bizarre encounter with a white peacock that’s taken over his yard, and Jenna recalls a product idea from her school days involving a baster.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey revisit the iconic CPR training scenes from The Office's 'Stress Relief, Part 1'. They interview Robin Lynch, who played the CPR instructor Rose, about landing the role, staying stone-faced opposite Steve Carell, and the lasting impact of the guest spot. The hosts also trade the historical moments they'd most want to witness and answer a fan question about their favorite and least favorite Office outfits.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey revisit the 'Blood Drive' episode of The Office, breaking down Michael's Lonely Hearts Club party and the double date with Phyllis and Bob Vance. Jenna shares a deep dive into the history and practice of blood drives, Angela explores the growing trend of solo honeymoons, and Katie Aselton sends in clips about playing the mysterious glove woman. The episode blends behind‑the‑scenes production details with curious pop‑culture tangents.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey celebrate their 300th episode by diving into Michael Scott's candy bag alts—alternate jokes, extended scenes, and unused talking heads written for Steve Carell. They share a scrapped episode pitch that would have sent Michael, Dwight, and Andy on a road trip to Washington, D.C., and answer a fan question about which behind-the-scenes jobs they'd love to have on The Office.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey continue their breakdown of The Office's 'Lecture Circuit' double episode, this time focusing on Part 2. They discuss the Utica detour where Michael and Pam meet Holly's new boyfriend AJ, and welcome guest star Rob Huebel to share memories from set. Angela explains the logistics behind her character's cat-bonding storyline involving Princess Lady, and Jenna reveals who wrote the emotional letter Holly reads to Michael. The episode is packed with quirky behind-the-scenes details from the beloved series.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey revisit their interview with The Office cinematographer and director Randall Einhorn. He discusses his experiences filming the documentary-style series, directing episodes, and the origin of the on-set term 'pooty scooty.' The hosts also answer fan questions about previously missed moments from Season 3's 'Back from Vacation' through 'The Job,' and are joined by actress Jackie Debatin who played Elizabeth the Stripper. They explore quirky tangents including a Spam museum and Keanu Reeves crossover connections.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down 'Lecture Circuit Part 1' of The Office, sharing behind-the-scenes stories about Michael and Pam's road trip, Jim and Dwight's party planning, and the iconic 'It is your birthday' scene. They discuss on-set driving techniques, Jenna points out a specific acting detail she calls 'suitcase acting,' and Angela provides a deep dive on Mounds Bars. The episode offers a fun, trivia-packed look at the making of the show.

In this birthday episode, Angela Kinsey celebrates with co-host Jenna Fischer, reminiscing about their Family Feud appearance and hearing from tennis friends about her fierce on-court alter ego. She also answers fan questions revealing her first acting job, favorite travel destinations, and favorite late-night snack, all while sharing birthday donuts and wedding shout-outs.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey continue breaking down “Stress Relief,” covering Michael’s roast, the fictional film “Mrs. Albert Hannaday,” a deep dive on Cloris Leachman’s career, the differences between acting in a multi-camera sitcom versus a single-camera comedy, the revelation that Angela Martin’s character was inspired by Jeff Foxworthy, and a cameo story from writer’s assistant Nate Federman.

Jenna and Angela take fans behind the scenes of their trailers on The Office, sharing stories about honey wagons, double bangers, life on location, and the trailer village community. They discuss the special trailer setups that helped them navigate new motherhood, and answer a fan question about the teachers who changed their lives.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down the iconic "Stress Relief" episode of The Office, which premiered after Super Bowl XLIII. They discuss the famous cold open where Dwight stages a fake fire, Stanley's heart attack, and Michael's frantic response. Angela walks through the behind‑the‑scenes effort that went into the "Save Bandit!" moment, Jenna points out an unusual montage for the show, and they celebrate the life‑saving CPR rhythm of the Bee Gees' "Stayin' Alive." The episode features clips from Rainn Wilson, Oscar Nuñez, Brian Baumgartner, and cinematographer Randall Einhorn.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey celebrate Best Friends Day with a special episode all about friendship. Inspired by a heartfelt listener letter, they reflect on the highs and lows of making friends and share some of the best friendship advice they've ever received. The episode features a collaboration with The Moth, presenting three true stories about the power of friendship, connection, and community.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down the Office episode 'Prince Family Paper.' They discuss Michael's ethical dilemma while undercover at a family-run competitor, the office debate about whether Hillary Swank is hot, and extensive production details behind the set. Jenna shares a researched deep dive on Swank, and Angela recalls a blooper involving a cast member and bits of smoked almonds.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey celebrate Office Ladies reaching 500 million downloads. They look back at the origin story of the podcast, reflect on the leap of faith that started it, and hear from the producers, collaborators, and friends who helped build the show. The episode closes with a listen to the original pilot recording they made in Angela’s garage. It’s a nostalgic celebration of friendship, creativity, and the community that made the milestone possible.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down the Office episode 'The Duel,' covering the plot where Michael reveals the Angela-Dwight affair and Andy challenges Dwight to a duel. Writer Ryan Koh joins to share a behind-the-scenes racing accident, Angela catalogs the fake props used for the duel, and there’s talk of a casting sheet full of cat headshots. Jenna also realizes she wore an outfit in real life that Meredith’s character wears in the episode.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey dive into two iconic Office wardrobe pieces: Dwight’s mustard short-sleeve shirt and Pam’s cardigans. They share the surprising origin of Dwight's shirt, trace the cardigan's history from 19th-century battlefields to Dunder Mifflin, and discuss how Pam's cardigans reflected her emotional journey. Along the way, they explore the psychology of yellow and share their favorite 'dainty delights.'

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down 'Moroccan Christmas' from Season 5 of The Office. They discuss the chaotic Christmas party where Meredith lights her hair on fire, Michael's forced intervention, and Phyllis outing Angela's affair with Dwight. Behind the scenes, prop master Phil Shea had a huge week building the Moroccan-themed decorations, Stephen Saux tested the collapsing Dwight desk from the cold open, and Angela shares a hilarious Michael Scott line that didn't make the final cut.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey interview Calvin Tenner, who played Glenn in the warehouse on The Office. Calvin recounts his real-life warehouse experience and forklift certification before landing a background role that grew into a memorable recurring part. The hosts also engage in a lighthearted debate about top sheets and share some TV recommendations, while debunking a bit of misinformation about the show.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down the classic episode 'The Surplus' from The Office. They discuss the office's debate over chairs versus a copier, Dwight's involvement in Angela and Andy's wedding planning, and the day they filmed at Golden Oak Ranch. Jenna shares a deep dive into Iowa State Fair butter sculptures, and they highlight their favorite Hank scene of the series. Plus, Angela celebrates her work birthday—will she finally get a cake?

Global superstar Billie Eilish joins Jenna and Angela on Office Ladies to discuss her deep love for The Office, revealing that she now listens to the podcast more than she watches the show. They revisit some of Billie's all-time favorite moments, including the emotional arc of Jim and Pam, Michael Scott's unforgettable monologues, and Angela's iconic line deliveries. Billie also shares details about her new 3D concert film Hit Me Hard and Soft, which she co-directed with James Cameron. She then teams up with her friend and fellow superfan Jack Metzger (of AJR) for a round of deep-cut Office trivia.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down the Office episode 'Frame Toby.' They discuss Michael's scheme to frame Toby, the office microwave dispute, and Jim purchasing his parents' house. Jenna provides a deep dive into microwave cleaning techniques, while Angela soapboxes about street names. The episode reveals who cleaned the microwave, complete with a slow clap from the crew.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey read from their real-life spring break journals, talk about the new Office Ladies 6.0 format, and answer a fan question about what Pam and Angela's social media would look like today.

In this episode of Office Ladies, Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey interview actor Rich Sommer about his role as Alex, Pam’s art school friend on The Office. Rich discusses what it was like to play a character that fans feared would come between Jim and Pam, and how he navigated that. The ladies then break down the 'Business Trip' episode, in which Michael, Oscar, and Andy travel to Winnipeg. Wendy McLendon-Covey sends in clips sharing her experience playing the concierge Marie, Jenna shares fun facts about Winnipeg, and Angela declares which character is the real 'Office Fun Stopper' — and it's not Angela Martin.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey sit down with Melora Hardin for an in-depth look at the character of Jan Levinson from 'The Office.' They discuss Jan's origin in the show's writers' bible, Hardin's process for building the character, and the iconic, toxic relationship between Jan and Michael Scott. The conversation includes behind-the-scenes stories from classic episodes like 'Dinner Party,' and Hardin answers fan questions about her time on the show, reflecting on the magic of working with the cast.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down the 'Customer Survey' episode of The Office and interview Stephen Merchant. Stephen recounts how he met Ricky Gervais and co-created the original UK version of the show, which later inspired the US adaptation. The hosts share behind-the-scenes stories about the infamous Pam and Alex moment, Angela's struggle with a 'hand-plowed field' line, and the absurdity of tiny prop Bluetooth earpieces used in the episode.

In this early Mother's Day bonus episode, Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey celebrate mothers in all forms. They share personal stories and touching audio messages from their own mothers, offering intimate glimpses into their childhoods and the women who shaped them. The episode also features beautiful, funny, and emotional tributes submitted by listeners, honoring moms, grandmothers, and mother figures. The result is a heartfelt community tribute that will likely leave you reaching for a tissue.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey dive into the cult classic Grease 2, exploring its production history, iconic musical numbers, and the chaotic charm that turned it from a box office disappointment into a fan favorite. They share behind-the-scenes stories about casting and making the film, their own personal connections to the movie, and debate the most unforgettable moments and dance moves. This episode is a joyful celebration of a film that has found a second life as a beloved oddity.

Angela and Jenna break down The Office episode "Employee Transfer," where David Wallace transfers Holly to Nashua after learning she and Michael are dating. The hosts discuss Pam's attempted prank with Jim's brothers, Dwight tormenting Andy about Cornell, and hear from writer Anthony Q. Farrell about crafting this pivotal episode. The episode also features a salad dressing pitch, Angela's Halloween costume analysis, and Jenna's chat with actor Tug Coker, who played Jim's brother.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey welcome Josh Radnor and Craig Thomas from the How We Made Your Mother podcast to swap favorite cold opens from The Office and How I Met Your Mother. They break down what makes those opening moments so memorable, share behind-the-scenes stories about filming, and reveal which episodes were their favorites to film. The episode also features a Taylor Swift–inspired chit chat between Jenna and Angela.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down the Office episode 'Crime Aid.' They discuss Michael and Holly's third date that leads to the office being robbed, Phyllis helping Dwight with his Angela heartbreak, and an auction to replace the stolen items. The hosts also give Roy a Show Bible Goodbye, Angela dives into the real-life Pennsylvania Anthracite Heritage Museum, and Jenna investigates the curious lack of a Wikipedia page for office robbery statistics. The tagline of the week is a classic Michael Scott malapropism.

Jenna and Angela play a game of Two Truths and a Lie with Joel McHale, who puts his own spin on it by offering two lies and a truth. They share behind-the-scenes stories from his work on Community and Animal Control, including the risks and rewards of him performing his own stunts. Joel also reveals which role he auditioned for on The Office years ago, giving a peek into casting decisions for the beloved show.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey break down the 'Baby Shower' episode of The Office. They discuss the plot where Michael throws a surprise shower for Jan, who has already secretly had her baby. Jenna does a deep dive into the history of baby showers, the hosts explore the use of the song 'Son of a Preacher Man,' and Angela shares a heartfelt story about a gift she received from prop master Phil Shea after filming.

Jenna and Angela take a spring break pause to revisit their interview with Steve Carell. They promote his new HBO comedy Rooster before diving into reflections on his iconic role as Michael Scott. The conversation touches on the early days of The Office, Steve’s approach to comedy, behind‑the‑scenes stories, and the lasting friendships formed on set. It’s a nostalgic, laugh‑filled look back at the show that continues to resonate with fans.

Jenna and Angela break down the Business Ethics episode with guest Amy Ryan, who played Holly Flax. Amy shares a personal Coopers Seafood House story, Angela shares behind-the-scenes trivia about DVD commentary guests from craft services, and Jenna does a deep dive on the Cookie Monster's parody of "Chocolate Rain." Both hosts also explore the surprisingly flexible question of what can be done in 19 minutes.

A cozy Friday Chit Chat with friend Kendra Adachi (the Lazy Genius) as they swap habits and rituals, from sacred laundry schedules to the art of finding people who balance you out. They debate the worst possible plane companions among fictional characters and exchange book recommendations.

In a special episode celebrating Jenna Fischer's birthday, the Office Ladies team recaps their whirlwind experience presenting at The Actor Awards alongside familiar Office friends. They share heartfelt book passages and tributes, and Jenna answers call sheet questions revealing her first acting jobs, dream travel spots, and go-to midnight snack. The episode blends humor, nostalgia, and warm celebration.

Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey finish breaking down “Weight Loss,” covering the Dunder Mifflin weight loss challenge and a surprise proposal from the episode. They share behind-the-scenes stories: Jenna talks about special cats at Pratt Institute, Angela explains what it was like to have a fruit fly wrangler on set, and they dive into the details of Jim and Pam’s gas station proposal. Paul Feig joins via an audio clip to describe his experience as the Season 5 “Tastemaker.”