Hey Midnight Snackers! Michelle is back to riff on people, chain restaurants, and the news with a slew of her famous friends. You can catch new episodes every Thursday wherever podcasts are found.

The Urgent Care restaurant Heather’s is closed for September for renovations with new episodes returning in October! In the meantime Joel and Mitra/ Mitra and Joel are giving you a second helping of some of their favorite calls/emails. This week’s menu: Roommates!

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While Threedom is on a break, we’re re-releasing some of our listeners’ favorite episodes from the first two seasons! Enjoy this episode with a new introduction from the Pretzel Gang.

The Threedom Boys discuss their best Halloween costumes, fix commercials and play Categories.

Conan talks with opera singer Kyle to learn techniques for improving his singing (and speaking) voice.

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This week, Jessica and June are on their own and get right into it with the most important questions: Would a platinum blonde bob work for June? How exactly do you blow out three tires? Is it Pin-trest or Pin-ter-est? Then, June has a HUGE reveal for us and teaches Jessica how to manage her emails and calendars. Will this help Jessica? Only time will tell. 

As promised, here are the links to organizations mentioned in this episode

plancpills.com

https://secure.actblue.com/donate/txfunds/

https://www.wholewomanshealth.com/find-a-clinic/

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This week we’re breaking down “Stress Relief”! To kick off this two-part episode, the ladies break down one of the most famous cold opens of “The Office”, featuring clips from Rainn Wilson, Oscar Nuñez, Brian Baumgartner and cinematographer, Randall Einhorn. When Dwight stages a fake fire, Stanley has a heart attack and Michael goes into overdrive to protect Stanley. The ladies reveal how much went into this episode that premiered right after SuperBowl XLIII, which includes Angela walking us through everything that went behind “Save Bandit!”. Jenna points out the use of a montage that was unusual for the show and we rock out to the Bee Gee’s “Stayin’ Alive”, which giving CPR to its beat actually saves lives. So keep away from Michael so you can be stress free and relaxed while you listen to this very epic episode.

We at Best Friends think you should have whatever pleases you! We discuss high-school retainers, having a cold during the pandemic, appropriate ways to use the flag, do some “would you rathers” including “would you rather be a reverse centaur or reverse mermaid?”, if wedgies actually happen in real life, and where their high school bullies are now. They answer listener question about how to better support a best friend going through hard times, when it is appropriate to step back and not help, and what to do with a plant from an ex-best friend.   

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With the rise of mobile payment services and cryptocurrencies, money is at a moment of profound transformation. What is happening to money now, and where is it headed? On the show this week is Senior Professor of Trade Policy at Cornell University Eswar Prasad. You can check out his book, The Future of Money: How the Digital Revolution is Transforming Currencies and Finance, at factuallypod.com/books. 

Need a palate cleanser? Have we got an episode for you. Padma Lakshmi joins Jonathan to discuss the key to a great grilled cheese, the ingredient that makes her chicken stock sublime, her new children’s book Tomatoes For Neela, and so much more.

Padma Lakshmi is the creator and host of Hulu’s Taste the Nation and host and executive producer of the Emmy-winning Bravo series Top Chef. She is the bestselling author of two cookbooks,  the  Encyclopedia  of  Spices  and  Herbs,  as  well  as  her  memoir Love, Loss, and What We Ate.

You can follow Padma on Instagram and Twitter @padmalakshmi. Tomatoes For Neela is out now.

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This week, we got comedian Rosebud Baker discussing a teenage nightclub owner who used a ponzi scheme to try and keep his business a float. Plus, Fox News promotes livestock deworming medication (Ivermectin) as a cure for covid…it’s definitely not. Stay Schemin’!

Research by Kaeyln Brandt

Sources:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/avyygg/the-connecticut-nightclub-guru-accused-of-running-a-ponzi-scheme-as-a-teenager-1111

https://www.newstimes.com/local/article/Feds-say-convicted-Danbury-club-owner-still-9199854.php?_ga=2.171789024.1346735586.1629584209-1373168516.1629584209#taboola-1

https://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Out-of-jail-Ian-Bick-wants-to-get-back-in-the-13590198.php#photo-16877686

https://www.newstimes.com/news/article/Young-entrepreneur-has-vision-for-city-s-future-5084022.php

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/21/world/ivermectin-fda-covid-19-treatment.html

The SAP gang decides who has the best cuisine: Puerto Rico, Cuba, or Colombia. Later on, ‘Doughboys’ hosts Nick Wiger and Mike Mitchell discuss all things fast food including a deep love for Taco Bell and what they want to try in Japan.

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Something is… off with Captain Tucker. With special guest Jessica McKenna.

A psychiatric nurse opens up to Geth about how the pandemic has affected people mentally and the uptick in patients she’s seen. She also shares what she loves about her job despite the challenges.

Writer, actor and comedian Caleb Hearon joins Andy Richter to talk about the Chicago comedy scene, moving to LA in a pandemic, internet comments and more.

Samantha Bee sits down with Joseph Gordon-Levitt to discuss how making music has changed in their lifetimes, what happens when tech gets ahead of the law, staying grateful, and the joys of visiting Sesame Street.

Friend of the show Andy Samberg returns to talk to Scott about the series finale of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, recall the lyrics to Hollywood Facts, and take a much needed plane break like the old days of CBB. Then, cow farmer Dusty stops by to talk about his daily routine on the farm. Plus, The Answer Seeker drops by to turn the tables on Scott and ask him some questions.

Nick, Heather and Matt discuss the controversial adventure game 12 Minutes. They talk about the all star cast, the game’s morality, the twist and more. Spoilers galore. TW: we discuss some content from the game that may be upsetting to some listeners.

Country artist Brooke Eden sits down with Cameron to discuss big moments of change in country music, performing “She’s in Love with the Girl” at the Opry, and finding her soulmate in her fiancée Hilary.

Actor and comedian Kristen Schaal feels relieved about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Kristen sits down with Conan to talk about growing up on a rural farm, what happens after we die and go to heaven, and managing self-expectations. Plus, Conan inquires with his team about the fine art of TikTok-ery.

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Clone souls, the perfect car for a family of 8, dualism, and much more on this week’s minisode! Paul offers up advice on the Help Line, goes through Corrections and Omissions from The Island, and announces next week’s movie.

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Comedian, host, and writer Simon Amstell joins Jameela this week to discuss his being a shy child finding his voice in theater, the way his sexuality played into his struggles with shame and lack of self-confidence, his experiences with Ayahuasca and how it helped him get to the root of his depression, what a “spirit hole” is, and more. Go to simonamstell.com to check out Simon’s upcoming tour dates for his new show – Spirit Hole.

While Threedom is on a break, we’re re-releasing some of our listeners’ favorite episodes from the first two seasons! Enjoy this episode with a new introduction from the Pretzel Gang.

Scott, Paul and Lauren discuss personal trainers, changing your name and play One-Word Impressions.

Wee ooh wee ooh wee ooh! This week Joel and Mitra/ Mitra and Joel open up the Urgent Care restaurant Heather’s as they offer advice on how to be be both supportive and comfortable as a maid of honor, kindly telling your way too supportive friend to give you space, ways to stick up for yourself when being bullied by your roommates, and more. Stay tuned until the end to hear who will be paying for dinner!

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Amy & Paul let loose with 2011’s breakthrough Kristin Wiig comedy Bridesmaids!

Conan talks with Mary Anna from North Carolina about his absolute worst dating experience.

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On a special improv4humans, Matt Besser chats with candidates in the California recall election Tony Baron, Minx Jackson, and Deepak Chopra. They’ll lay out their positions on the controversial dinner at The French Laundry, California’s raging wildfires, who ought to take over as Jeopardy host, and more. Featuring Sean Conroy, Chad Carter, and Dhruv Uday Singh.

This week we are joined by the incomparable writer and self proclaimed Deep Diver, Kate Spencer, and we’re going DEEP, baby. The gals discuss lurking husbands, births and identity theft, where to find the hottest vampire fan fiction and how we all really want to be taken care of.  And remember, even though we may not respond, we still SEE you. 

You can pre-order Kate’s new book, In A New York Minute here: https://www.indiebound.org/book/9781538737620

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This week we’re breaking down Prince Family Paper! When David Wallace asks Michael and Dwight to go undercover and scout out a family-owned paper business, Michael’s conscience gets to him. Meanwhile back in the office, everyone debates whether Hillary Swank is hot or not. (The ladies may get on a soapbox or two for this one.) Jenna does a deep dive on Hillary Swank, the ladies delve into all the creative production work that went behind building and shooting the Prince Family Paper company, and Angela shares a funny blooper where a cast member got bits of smoked almonds spit on them. So congratulate yourself for getting up and putting on clothes today, we think that’s hot and totally deserving of this fun episode.

We’ve suddenly gone from a world with little antitrust enforcement to one in which strong anti-monopoly action has broad bipartisan support. How did this happen? Today senior reporter at Huffington Post Zachary Carter is on the show to help answer this question. You can check out his book at factuallypod.com/books.