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THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PODCAST WE'VE EVER RECORDED! Nikko Ramos calls up New York Times best-selling author Shea Serrano to talk about our most-requested pilot--The Office (And Other Things)! What was up with Michael's hair in Season 1? Which Dunder Mifflin employee would you like to be your best friend? Are Jim and Pam TVs greatest couple? All that and more in this episode of the Pilot Program.

Episode 09: Are Jim and George ‘Two Wild and Crazy Guys,’ ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’ or just ‘Jerks’? Tune into this landmark episode to hear them discuss the best film roles of actor/comedian Steve Martin along with their Top 5 Desserts.Special Guest: Movie and TV star Curtis Armstrong

Jim and Teal are back with more tales from the streaming service underground. A few weeks back, they discussed a couple of hidden gems, Buzzard and Los Angeles Overnight, both available to stream on Amazon Prime. At that time, Teal had not seen Los Angeles Overnight, but now he has, and the boys spend some quality time discussing this quirky low-budget Los Angeles Neo-Noir. Also on the program, Jim discusses another early 80s sex comedy, The Beach Girls. Is there a reason no one has ever heard of this Skinamax classic? Wait, what's that? Are Jim and Teal about to get into an argument over the new Joker movie? Let the sparks fly. Finally, get Teal's take on the second season of Mindhunter. It's all going down on this episode

We’re breaking format again! This time we’re doing an open AMA, or in this case Ask Us Anything. Normally we like to have an expert backstop our opinions…or correct us…but this time we’re flying without a net. Here are some of the questions we took on: What do we think of marijuana and CBD? Will technology ever be used to judge squat depth in meets? What are our least favorite foods? What’s the cost of living in Sacramento? Try this cost-of-living calculator Did Mike’s powerlifting background help or hurt when he started Olympic lifting? Does Jim still lift? How do you stay hydrated when you’re on the move? Are Jim and @jacob.w.ross related? What if your significant other doesn’t share your fitness/lifting goals? Top three tips for starting a new small business? How do you know when it’s time for something new? HUGE THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO SUBMITTED QUESTIONS!  Support for this episode comes from Society Socks -- a men’s sock subscription company that sends two pairs of exclusively designed socks to your door every month. These socks are made of a warm, soft and comfortable blend of combed cotton guaranteed to make your feet feel and look great! Try out the first month of a sock subscription at 50% off when you use the code FACTS at mysocietysocks.com. Put an end to boring socks and subscribe today! Support for this episode also comes from Gainful.com! Gainful is a subscription protein service that helps you find the best blend for your goals…and provides a registered dietician to help you meet those goals. We really want you to get your own personalized protein powder from Gainful, so we’ve arranged a Special Offer for our listeners. Get $15 OFF your first month of personalized protein ONLY when you go to gainful.com/facts   Hosted by Mike Farr (@silentmikke) and Jim McDonald (@thejimmcd). Produced by Jim McDonald Production assistance by Connor O’Neal. Theme by Aaron Moore. Branding by Joseph Manzo.

This week, we are trying something new by covering an episode of everyone's favorite TV show: The Office! We are caroling into season 2 episode 10, the first Christmas episode of the office. Can one episode of a TV show be a rom com? Can we only talk for 30 min? Are Jim and Pam the best? All questions we (try to) answer this week!

Are Jim and Ronan’s egos writing cheques their chat can’t cash? The Cine Scoundrels feel the need, the need for speed! Yeah, it’s Top Gun. Dir. Tony Scott 1986

It's the final episode of Gobbledyween 2015, kids, so bust out your Ouija--remember, it's Wee-JUH, not Wee-JEE--boards and prepare to get possessed by 1986's Witchboard. Joining Paul and AJ is first-time guest and hardcore horror fan Aundria; all three of them are baffled by this film, its intentions, and its extensive use of magic as metaphor. Some questions to which they seek answers: Can an atheist believe in spirits? Would ghosts fail a spelling test? Are Jim and Brandon, the estranged best friends at the heart of the movie, secretly knocking sneakers? They probably put more thought into those questions than anyone involved in the making of Witchboard.   Next: the Gobbledy-Book Club reconvenes to discuss Ridley Scott's film adaptation of The Martian. Returning to the show are So Let's Get to the Point's Kenn Edwards, Wanna Cook? co-author Ensley F. Guffey, and the all-around amazing Hallie Prime.