64 episodes
The Office Deep Dive iHeartPodcasts
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3.0 • 20 Ratings
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With the success of his hit podcast, An Oral History of The Office, podcast host extraordinaire Brian Baumgartner (AKA Kevin Malone) is taking you even deeper inside the show, releasing his full-length, in-depth conversations with the cast and crew of The Office. Every week, Brian will sit down with one of his old pals and coworkers to talk about their best job ever: The Office. They’ll laugh, cry, and crack plenty of inappropriate jokes as they discuss the inner workings of the show, their favorite moments on set, never-before-told stories and secrets, and what makes the show even more popular today. Fans will get to be the third wheel with their favorite stars as they learn everything they never wanted to know, and then some.
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Introducing: Off the Beat
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TODD Farewell
Brian pulls back the curtain to talk about his journey into podcasting and what it has been like to make The Office Deep Dive. Then, he sits down for one last interview with his co-author and Executive Producer Ben Silverman to talk about their last year revisiting The Office - and the possibilities of the future. And don’t worry, Brian isn’t going anywhere. Come back next week to this feed to hear the very first episode of Off The Beat.Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
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David Koechner
Today Brian sits down to talk with the hilarious David Koechner who played Michael’s inappropriate friend, the Pacman - Todd Packer. David explains how it was like to grow up in a little town in Missouri, how he manifested his SNL days at age 13, his iconic role as Champ Kind on Anchorman, and of course, how he brought The Office’s cringiest character to life.Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
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David Denman
In another brand new interview, Brian talks to David Denman, who played Pam’s high school sweetheart and former fiancé, Roy Anderson. David talks about finding out there was such a thing as acting school, working with Kate Winslet and her Cheez Whiz, and makes a riveting case in defense of Roy.Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
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Brian Wittle
They say two Brians are better than one… Brian [Baumgartner] sits down with The Office boom operator Brian [Wittle] to talk about the soothing sounds of the show, the uncomfortable positions it took to get those sounds, and Brian Wittle’s namesake character with a bad rap for meddling in true love.Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
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Carey Bennett
Did you ever wonder where Dwight’s mustard shirts, Pam’s cardigans, or Jim’s three-hole-punch costume came from? This week, costume designer extraordinaire Carey Bennett is ready to share it all. She and Brian dive into the intricacies of The Office costume design - from the show’s unfashionable fashion to collaborations with Rainn Wilson to helping create and define individual characters through their costumes.Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
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Customer Reviews
A good podcast let down by stupid ad placement
I have been a long time fan of The Office and I’ve been reading the book and Brian had written so decided to give the podcast a listen too.
Where is the content and speakers on each episode are very interesting, whoever or whatever is responsible for placing the adverts within the episode completely ruins the flow.
Adverts are placedmid-sentence forcing you to dance it through two minutes of iHeartRadio adverts before the podcast is rejoined.
I am so close to the phone with my ears off from hearing “ listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or whenever you get your podcasts” at the end of every advert.
Ads ads ads etc
Literally an unlistenable insane amount of ads
ads ruin everything!
Actors have received tens of thousands for one episode of the office: do you really need all those ads??? It's really disappointing and distracting. I don't mind one at the beginning or end or once in the middle but like constantly interrupting the chatting for some random ad is just really sad.
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