Recorded on 1/15/22 at the OLA Ministries South Tulsa Satellite StudioCopyright 2022 OLA Ministries

Recorded February 2020

Recorded February 2020

Recorded February 2020

Singer Joey Duffy is back to hang out in this episode from 2019. We're wrapping up Season 4 with a look at Goodbye Toby. Michael goes all out to wish his least favorite employee well as they prepare for a trip overseas. There are some pretty fun cover songs in this episode.

New guest this episode (originally recorded in 2019) - Nicole Miller! Nicole joins Hilton and Brian to talk about the 13th episode of Season 4, Job Fair! Dunder Mifflin is looking for an intern, so they his the local high school job fair. We meet Justin, and someone who looks has some good information for Pam about graphic design training.

It's almost the end of Season 4! To discuss this 12th episode of the Season, in an episode recorded in 2019, Hilton and Brian welcome back Zach Amon! Michael and Stanley face off, after Stanley snaps at Michael in front of the entire staff. Will he be fired? Will there be a fight? Probably neither of those things.

Lacey Hancock is back in this episode originally recorded in 2019, where we take a look at episode 11 of Season 4, Night Out! Michael and Dwight head to New York to party with Ryan, where they learn he may be powered by more than business acumen. Meanwhile, Jim has a great idea to help the staff get caught up on work, until it backfires.

Michael Zampino is back in this episode recorded in 2019! We're watching episode ten of Season 4, Chair Model. Michael is ready to date again, and has his sights set on the chair model from an office catalogue. He also goes on a date with Pam's landlord. And Jim and Pam discuss engagement.

It's the big one. In this episode from 2019, we look at the most talked about episode of The Office, Dinner Party. Michael invites several members of the team over for dinner, and the office hijinks gets a new setting. Also, Jan may be the devil.

In this episode recorded in 2019, Cam Porter returns to the show to talk about the eighth episode of Season 4, The Deposition. Michael is caught up in the legal battle between Jan and Dunder Mifflin. Will he be loyal to his girlfriend or his employer? Or neither? Or both? Honestly, any of those are possible. Or some fifth option we didn't even consider.

Michael is going into the woods to show he can survive with only his wits and a cut up pair of pants. That's our takeaway as Trever Carreon joins us for this episode recorded in 2019, where we discuss the 7th episode of Season 4, Survivor Man.

Terrell Norton is back in this episode from 2019. We're watching the sixth episode of Season 4, Branch Wars! Michael, Dwight, and Jim get into a heap of trouble when they plan an attack on the Utica branch. It goes well.

Dunder Mifflin is getting its own commercial! Alyssa Steen is back in the hot seat in this episode recorded in 2019, where we are talking about the fifth episode of Season 4, Local Ad! Will Michael spend valuable work time making a tv commercial? Of course! Will it be the one the company chooses to use? Nah.

Michael is broke. It's somewhat Jan's fault, but not all. To analyze the fourth episode of Season 4, one of our favorite guests, Josh Boltz, returns to the show.

Michael Zampino is back, in this episode recorded in 2019. We're watching episode 3 of Season 4, Launch Party. The new Dunder Mifflin website is going live, and Michael is invited to a big party in New York. Only he isn't. But he goes anyway. If you know the show, you can see how this is going to go.

Tatoo artist and live even producer Daniel Gulick is our guest in this episode from 2019. Daniel joins us to talk about the second episode of Season 4, Dunder Mifflin Infinity. Ryan is the new boss, and that means he has a new project to share with the office. But will Dunder Mifflin Infinity be the way of the future, or just a bad idea that crashes and burns. The latter. It's the latter.

Lacey Hancock is back to ring in season 4, in this episode recorded in 2019. Michael's drive to work ends with Meredith in the hospital, which is less surprising then you might expect. Michael organizes a fun run to raise money for her recovery. A surprising amount of people participate.

We've reached the end of season 3 in this episode recorded in 2019. Muddy Mae joins us to watch as Dunder Mifflin corporate make a big decision that will have an epic impact on the future of the show. You won't believe what happens next. Unless you've seen it before. Then you know.

Alyssa Steen is helping us through the 23rd episode of season 3, in this episode recorded in 2019. We're learning how to walk on burning coals, and why you can't just give your job to whomever wins beach games.

Jess Bock is hanging out to talk about episode 22 of season 3, Women's Appreciation. Michael's trying to show the women in the office he respects them, after Phyllis has a harrowing incident in the parking lot. Dwight's on the case, God help us.

Comedian Wade McFarland joins us in this episode recorded in 2019. We're watching episode 21 of season 3, Product Recall. This episode is really a sweet story of a duck and a mouse who find love, but it gets twisted in a story of corporate greed. Anyway, it's got great Creed moments.

Cam Porter is back in this episode originally recorded in 2019. We talk about the 20th episode of the 3rd season, Safety Training. Michael tries to prove to Daryl that they face similar dangers in their different roles. It may put multiple people's lives in danger. Also, Dwight and Andy are getting along well.

In this episode from 2019, Jessica Milford stops by to talk about Episode 19 of Season 3, The Negotiation. Michael learns a hard truth about his salary, and finds himself on both sides of pay negotiations. But they say fortune favors the bold, and Michael is certainly bold. Maybe it will all work out.

Josh Boltz is back, in this episode from 2019. We're watching episode 18 of Season 3, Cocktails. Michael and Jan go public at a get together at David Wallace's home. It goes well. Meanwhile, Pam tells Roy about her kiss with Jim during Casino Night. It goes well.

Joey Duffy is our guest in this episode from 2019. Michael is invited to speak in front of Ryan's business class, and that should be fine, right? I mean, Michael is taking it a little overly seriously, and he hasn't really prepared, but it's fine. I'm sure it's fine.

This week, Trever Carreon is hanging out to talk about the 16th episode of Season 3, Phyllis' Wedding! It's the big day, so everyone is focused on Phyllis and Bob. Except Michael. Michael is focused on Michael.

This episode, recorded in 2019, feartures comedian Laura Cook! Laura joins Brian and Hilton to talk about the Season 3 episode Ben Franklin! Dunder Mifflin is getting ready for Phyllis' wedding, That seems like something Michael can help with, right?

Lacey Hancock is back to talk about episode 13 of Season 3, The Return. Oscar is back from his paid time off, prompting Michael to throw a welcome party that isn't as homophobic as it is racist. And we learn a lot about Andy.

Elise Price is here this week to talk about Episode 12 of Season 3, Traveling Salesmen. Elise has plenty of sales experience to share, as the trio talk about how Michael turns a day of sales calls into an Amazing Race competition, taking us out of the office and putting together some interesting pairs from the staff.

Hey mon, Cam Porter is back to talk about Back From Vacation. Michael returns from Sandals Jamaica with a smile, and the whole office soon finds out why. Jan is not thrilled.

The co-founder of OLA Ministries, Michael Zampino, is back this week (an episode recorded in 2019) to talk about Benihana Christmas! This episode has everything: a new setting, awkward Dwight, casual racism, blatant racism, a used bicycle, and Christmas!

Zach Amon joins Brian and Hilton to talk about episode 9 of Season 3, The Convict. Michael takes on the prison system in this episode that handles a controversial topic with delicacy and grace. Sorry, that was for a podcast about another show. Michael makes a mess of things, per usual.

Josh Boltz is back in this episode from the third season. Recorded in 2018, we're talking about Episode 7, the Merger. The people of Stamford come to Scranton, and that means new people for Michael to impress. Is he up for the challenge? Who from this ragtag group of new faces will become permanent members of the cast? It's Karen and Andy.

Bad new for Scranton. Or maybe Stanford. Either way, a branch is closing, and that means big changes at Dunder Mifflin! In this episode recorded in 2018, Terrell Norton joins Brian and Hilton to talk about the seventh episode of Season 3, Branch Closing. It means a lot of driving for Jan, that's for sure.

It’s time celebrate Diwali, and possibly do a little cheerleading. Ethan Sandoval joins Hilton and Brian to talk about the 6th episode of Season 3, Diwali. Michael brings his new date Carol to Kelly’s family Diwali celebration. Of course, Michael may not actually understand Diwali. He’ll still sing a song about it, though.

Jan has Pam monitoring Michael, but all Michael cares about is pretzel day. Meanwhile, Ryan and Dwight spend some quality time together. Josh Boltz is back, for this episode recorded in 2018.

Michael learns his former boss has died, and leads the office on an adventure through the stages of grief. Comedian Jeff Thomas joins us to make sense of this fun Season 3 episode.

This week, Hilton and Brian, plus guest Landry Miller, discuss the third episode of Season 3, The Coup. Dwight makes a play for Michael's job, while Pam orders some new clothes. The A and B plot lines are pretty different here.

Michael and Dwight head to an annual paper sales convention, where they run into Josh and Jim from the Scranton branch. Having Jim removed from his normal setting leads to some poignant moments between him and Michael, and along the way we see more of Michael's sales prowess. Hilton and Brian fly solo for this episode recorded in 2018.

He did it. He did it. Michael kissed a man. And Hilton and Brian are back to talk about it, in this episode recorded in 2018. Michael's misunderstanding of LGBTQ people is on full display here, in an episode that may have been hard to make today.

Lacy Hancock is back for the final episode of Season 2, Casino Night! Michael's big event brings out guest stars, big surprises, and one heck of a cliffhanger. A great way to build on the momentum of an awesome season, and set things up to come.

In this episode from 2018, Hilton and Brian welcome Tony Beatty back to the show to talk about the 21st episode of Season 2, Conflict Resolution. Michael takes charge when he learns about Toby's complaint file. What could go wrong? Everything.

In this episode from 2018, we hang out with Landry Miller to talk about Episode 20 of Season 2, Drug Testing. Only one of us was high during this recording. Maybe 2. I don't remember. I wonder if that's related.

Hilton and Brian invite Michael Zampino to talk about episode 19 of Season 2, Michael's Birthday. Michael (Scott) is insufferable on his big day, so Michael (Zampino) helps us dig into that. Pretty sure I got the last names right.

In this episode from 2018, Hilton and Brian welcome Lacy Hancock back to the show. Lacy was one of our most frequent guests, and was a huge fan of the show. We talk about the 18th Episode of Season 2, Take Your Daughter to Work Day.

In this episode from 2018, comedian Evan Hughes joins Hilton and Brian to talk about episode 17 of Season 2, Dwight's Speech. Dwight is trying to make a big impression among his peers. Meanwhile, Evan is giving Hilton and Brian a surprise when he admits he was not impressed by the episode! A Tulsa legend shares his thoughts, even if it doesn't move drive the wheels of history.

In this episode from 2018, Hilton and Brian look at the 16th episode of Season 2, Valentine's Day. Michael is off to New York, with big hopes and a bigger secret. But it could put him in hot water with his new boss, his old boss, and pretty much everyone. The show really is really finding it's narrative strengths with this episode.