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Friday Chit Chat: Kid Snacks & John Wick Receipts
The Office co-stars and best friends, Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey, are doing the ultimate The Office re-watch podcast for you. Each week Jenna and Angela will break down an episode of The Office and give exclusive behind the scene stories that only two people who were there, can tell you.
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S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure
It was discussed as a favorite book that explored the fascinating history of medical research, particularly the use of Henrietta Lacks' cells without her consent.
Like my favorite book that I read in the last two years is this book called The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.
— Episode: Blood Drive
It was discussed as a favorite book that explored the fascinating history of medical research, particularly the use of Henrietta Lacks' cells without her consent.
Like my favorite book that I read in the last two years is this book called The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.
This woman in 1951, she had a cancer surgery and they took some of her cells.
It's just like her contribution to science is overwhelming and yet her descendants and her family have never been compensated.
So are you ready? I wish you could see Jenna right now, you guys. She is so animated. Her hands are moving like she's bending her fingers and then she's pointing and then she's reaching to the sky.
Read the book The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. It's really good.
1 Corinthians
A passage from the book was read by Blake Robbins at Jim and Pam's wedding, and a clip from the wedding episode was shown at the end of the podcast episode, to reflect the importance of this scene in comparison to the Jim and Pam storyline.
They have this flashback to their wedding of Jim's brother, you know, reading from Corinthians.
— Episode: Paper Airplane
A passage from the book was read by Blake Robbins at Jim and Pam's wedding, and a clip from the wedding episode was shown at the end of the podcast episode, to reflect the importance of this scene in comparison to the Jim and Pam storyline.
They have this flashback to their wedding of Jim's brother, you know, reading from Corinthians.
It was discussed as the top-selling fiction book, having sold approximately 500 million copies and translated into 145 languages, and was mentioned as a book the co-host had to read for a college class.
It is Don Quixote by Cervantes. And it was published in 1605. It has sold approximately 500 million copies, and it has been translated into 145 languages. I had to read Don Qu...
— Episode: Mafia
It was discussed as the top-selling fiction book, having sold approximately 500 million copies and translated into 145 languages, and was mentioned as a book the co-host had to read for a college class.
It is Don Quixote by Cervantes. And it was published in 1605. It has sold approximately 500 million copies, and it has been translated into 145 languages. I had to read Don Quixote, by the way, in my college Spanish class.
Michael Scott attempted to buy this book as a gift for Ryan, but it was unavailable, so he bought 'Green Eggs and Ham' instead, believing it to be similar.
He wanted to get Ryan, 'Oh, the Places You'll Go!' by Dr. Seuss, but it wasn't available. So he got green eggs and ham. It's kind of the same thing, he says.
— Episode: Launch Party Part 1
Michael Scott attempted to buy this book as a gift for Ryan, but it was unavailable, so he bought 'Green Eggs and Ham' instead, believing it to be similar.
He wanted to get Ryan, 'Oh, the Places You'll Go!' by Dr. Seuss, but it wasn't available. So he got green eggs and ham. It's kind of the same thing, he says.
Oh, the places you will go is such a personal message to someone.
A Memoir
Molly Shannon's book was described as raw and emotional, sharing deep insights into her life, and was highly recommended by Jenna.
Molly Shannon has a fantastic book out. Hello, Molly. It's so good. I've actually been listening to the audio book.
— Episode: St. Patrick’s Day
Molly Shannon's book was described as raw and emotional, sharing deep insights into her life, and was highly recommended by Jenna.
Molly Shannon has a fantastic book out. Hello, Molly. It's so good. I've actually been listening to the audio book.
It's really good. It's very raw and emotional. I mean, she shares really deeply about her life. But God, I just, I admire her so much. I love her.
Get her book!
Molly Shannon's book is like you getting to have that moment with Molly Shannon. She gives it to everyone with her book.
True Stories from Los Angeles to the End of the World
It was written by Steve Healy, who also wrote the podcast episode 'The Seminar', and details his journey through Central and South America.
Steve also wrote a book called The Wonder Trail, where he traveled through Central and South America.
— Episode: The Seminar
It was written by Steve Healy, who also wrote the podcast episode 'The Seminar', and details his journey through Central and South America.
Steve also wrote a book called The Wonder Trail, where he traveled through Central and South America.
It was written by Steve Healy, who also wrote the 'The Seminar' podcast episode, and won the 2010 Thurber Prize for American Humor.
And he also wrote a novel called How I Became a Famous Novelist, which won the 2010 Thurber Prize for American Humor.
— Episode: The Seminar
It was written by Steve Healy, who also wrote the 'The Seminar' podcast episode, and won the 2010 Thurber Prize for American Humor.
And he also wrote a novel called How I Became a Famous Novelist, which won the 2010 Thurber Prize for American Humor.
A Pre-Prohibition Cocktail Book
It was discussed that original copies of this cocktail book from 1908 can be worth over $1000, and the Brooklyn cocktail recipe is featured inside.
If you go online and try to find it, there are a few original versions of this book. It's super old and they go for hundreds of dollars. I found one that was over $1,000 if you're a collector of these...
— Episode: Classy Christmas, Part 2
It was discussed that original copies of this cocktail book from 1908 can be worth over $1000, and the Brooklyn cocktail recipe is featured inside.
If you go online and try to find it, there are a few original versions of this book. It's super old and they go for hundreds of dollars. I found one that was over $1,000 if you're a collector of these old mixology books.
It was mentioned in passing that the Bronx cocktail recipe is included in this book, published in 1908.
The Bronx was a pre-prohibition cocktail and it appears in the 1908 book, The World's Drinks and How to Mix Them.
— Episode: Classy Christmas, Part 2
It was mentioned in passing that the Bronx cocktail recipe is included in this book, published in 1908.
The Bronx was a pre-prohibition cocktail and it appears in the 1908 book, The World's Drinks and How to Mix Them.
Facsimile of the 1930 Edition Printed in Full Color
It was mentioned that the Queens cocktail recipe was featured in this book, which was published in 1930.
This drink dates back to 1930, appearing in Harry Crodick's Savoy Cocktail Book.
— Episode: Classy Christmas, Part 2
It was mentioned that the Queens cocktail recipe was featured in this book, which was published in 1930.
This drink dates back to 1930, appearing in Harry Crodick's Savoy Cocktail Book.
A Journal Notebook for fans of Jim Halpert and The Office
It was mentioned that this comic book was drawn for a scene in the episode, the artist was contacted at short notice and the finished book was created and distributed.
To find someone to do this comic book, Phil Shea reached out to a comic book shop called DJ's Universal Comics.
— Episode: Classy Christmas, Part 2
It was mentioned that this comic book was drawn for a scene in the episode, the artist was contacted at short notice and the finished book was created and distributed.
To find someone to do this comic book, Phil Shea reached out to a comic book shop called DJ's Universal Comics.
And a woman there named Kat suggested that he reach out to a local comic book artist named Tone Rodriguez.
He said he got to the studio. Nobody was there. He said there's no security. It was a weird part of town.
He said he just walked past the gate and he started basically just wandering around asking Yeah, he was just asking, does anyone know someone named Phil?
He said they're limited, but you should contact Jacob at that email address. Manageinc.art at gmail.com.
Jenna's daughter enjoyed reading a Hello Kitty and Friends pop-up book as a child. It was one of her favorite books.
And some interesting info from Randy Cordray. What would you like first? Hello Kitty facts. All right. Do you know Hello Kitty's full name? No. Kitty White. Oh. Did you know that Hello Kitty has a twi...
— Episode: Classy Christmas, Part 1
Jenna's daughter enjoyed reading a Hello Kitty and Friends pop-up book as a child. It was one of her favorite books.
And some interesting info from Randy Cordray. What would you like first? Hello Kitty facts. All right. Do you know Hello Kitty's full name? No. Kitty White. Oh. Did you know that Hello Kitty has a twin sister named Mimi who wears a yellow bow? No. Did you know their birthday is November 1st? No. All right. Hello Kitty, I'm very familiar with because we had a Hello Kitty and Friends pop-up book when my daughter was little and it was one of her favorite books. We read it all the time.
Phyllis Smith's involvement in a St. Louis Muny production of this musical comedy by Dan Goguen was discussed. The podcast discussed the musical's plot, which involves a group of nuns putting on a variety show.
She says non-sense. So, non-sense was a musical comedy written by Dan Goguen.
— Episode: Andy's Play with Ed Helms
Phyllis Smith's involvement in a St. Louis Muny production of this musical comedy by Dan Goguen was discussed. The podcast discussed the musical's plot, which involves a group of nuns putting on a variety show.
She says non-sense. So, non-sense was a musical comedy written by Dan Goguen.
The show starts when the little sisters of Hoboken discover that their cook, Sister Julia, had accidentally poisoned 52 of her sisters. They are in dire need of funds for the burials.
The sisters decide that the best way to raise the money is to put on a variety show.
So they take over the school auditorium, which is currently set up for the eighth grade production of Grease. You meet all of the nuns. It's a full-on musical.
It features tap dancing, ballet dancing, an audience quiz, comic surprises, and it became an international phenomenon.
The Hidden Meaning Behind People's Gestures and Expressions
It was referenced for its claims that women have a greater capacity for communicating and evaluating people than men, due to having more areas in the brain for this purpose.
Most women have the brain organization to out communicate any man on the planet.
— Episode: Body Language
It was referenced for its claims that women have a greater capacity for communicating and evaluating people than men, due to having more areas in the brain for this purpose.
Most women have the brain organization to out communicate any man on the planet.
Magnetic resonance imaging brain scans clearly show why women have a far greater capacity for communicating with and evaluating people than men do. It is because women have between 14 and 16 areas of the brain to evaluate others' behavior versus men's 4 to 6 areas.
And it explains why from a woman's standpoint, men don't seem to talk much. And from a man's standpoint, women seem to never shut up.
Ellie Kemper, the guest on the podcast, mentioned it as a movie she recently worked on for Netflix, based on a book of the same name, where a woman finds love while hiking.
The last thing I worked on was a movie for Netflix, which is a date TBD, is called Happiness For Beginners, and it's honestly about a woman who finds love.
— Episode: Secretary's Day with Ellie Kemper
Ellie Kemper, the guest on the podcast, mentioned it as a movie she recently worked on for Netflix, based on a book of the same name, where a woman finds love while hiking.
The last thing I worked on was a movie for Netflix, which is a date TBD, is called Happiness For Beginners, and it's honestly about a woman who finds love.
It's a hiking movie. It's based on a book by the same name, Happiness For Beginners.
What It Is and What to Do About It
The original cold open for the episode was supposed to feature Toby excitedly promoting this book about radon, but it was ultimately edited out and used in a later episode.
Toby says, 'A Citizen's Guide to Radon. This book could save your life.'
— Episode: Secretary's Day with Ellie Kemper
The original cold open for the episode was supposed to feature Toby excitedly promoting this book about radon, but it was ultimately edited out and used in a later episode.
Toby says, 'A Citizen's Guide to Radon. This book could save your life.'
It was a fictional book written for the show as part of the plot. It was shown as a hard copy on set in the same scene as the Jo Bennett autobiography.
Joe, there's books in my chair.
— Episode: The Manager and the Salesman
It was a fictional book written for the show as part of the plot. It was shown as a hard copy on set in the same scene as the Jo Bennett autobiography.
Joe, there's books in my chair.
One is the Sabre Handbook and the other is my autobiography.
Note: The book recommendations on this page are discovered automatically from podcast transcripts, and may be incorrect or incomplete.
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