Bug
Tracy Letts
Mentioned 5 months ago
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.
Recently mentioned
The Irish author, Michael Scott, wrote over 100 books, including this fantasy and science fiction series, but he was reportedly inconvenienced by the character named after him on 'The Office'.
There's a famous Irish writer named Michael Scott, and he writes science fiction, Angela, you'd like him, fantasy, horror.
— Episode: Drug Testing
The Irish author, Michael Scott, wrote over 100 books, including this fantasy and science fiction series, but he was reportedly inconvenienced by the character named after him on 'The Office'.
There's a famous Irish writer named Michael Scott, and he writes science fiction, Angela, you'd like him, fantasy, horror.
He's written over 100 books, and he's maybe most famous for this series called The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flannel.
Because he's like this accomplished novelist who was very famous, and then when this man was like around 60 or 65 years old, a television show called The Office came around and turned his name into a joke.
But I hope now people go check out your books.
I mean, they were at the top of the New York Times bestseller list and all, so.
A Novel
It was a book Jenna read as a child that featured a house with a terrace where the girl in the story could think and create. It was a dream she never realized due to its impractical nature.
She says she was a little girl, and she read this book, and there was a house with a terrace with flowers. And she describes it in detail, and she says, I just always wanted that.
— Episode: Boys and Girls
It was a book Jenna read as a child that featured a house with a terrace where the girl in the story could think and create. It was a dream she never realized due to its impractical nature.
She says she was a little girl, and she read this book, and there was a house with a terrace with flowers. And she describes it in detail, and she says, I just always wanted that.
When I was younger, I read this book. And in the book, there was a girl who moved into a new house with her family. And the house had a tower, sort of like a castle might.
It was this tower room on the side of the house. And there was one set of stairs that went up to it. And so there was this one circular room on the third floor of their home.
And this was her space that she declared was hers to sit and think and create. And I had such a clear vision of what this tower room was. And I remember thinking to myself, one day, I'm going to have a house with a circular tower room where I will create.
Manage Your Time Like a Lazy Genius
The podcast hosts discussed Kendra Adachi's book, "The Plan," which offers relatable tools for managing busy schedules. They described it as a game changer and highlighted its practical approach to time management.
She has a new book coming out. It's called The PLAN.
— Episode: Office Ladies News, The Plan & Dragons
The podcast hosts discussed Kendra Adachi's book, "The Plan," which offers relatable tools for managing busy schedules. They described it as a game changer and highlighted its practical approach to time management.
She has a new book coming out. It's called The PLAN.
It's seriously a game changer.
Her book comes out next Tuesday, October 8th.
reading this book about how to organize things and get everything done, it also included this perspective and this permission to say, I can't get it all done on this timeline.
A Play
The speaker and her partner saw this play during their New York trip, and the speaker found it to be a love story layered with themes about being infected by an idea while living in an echo chamber.
We saw this play. We saw Bug. It's still out. You can still catch it on Broadway. It was written by Tracy Letts years ago, but it's still like so relevant.
— Episode: Friday Chit Chat: Kid Snacks & John Wick...
The speaker and her partner saw this play during their New York trip, and the speaker found it to be a love story layered with themes about being infected by an idea while living in an echo chamber.
We saw this play. We saw Bug. It's still out. You can still catch it on Broadway. It was written by Tracy Letts years ago, but it's still like so relevant.
This couple, they're in a motel and they start to believe that they're infected with Bugs. Oh, gosh. And they are falling in love at the same time.
And to me, there's some stuff I had to watch like through my fingers, like a horror movie, almost.
But no, to me, it's a love story, but it's also like what happens when you get infected with an idea and you're just living in an echo chamber. It's so good.
Note: The book recommendations on this page are discovered automatically from podcast transcripts, and may be incorrect or incomplete.
Podcast Name