
How We Met the Office Ladies [with Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey]
Donnerstag, 13. November 2025 · 1 h 07
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Shownotes
Josh Radnor and Craig Thomas welcome Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey of Office Ladies for an “extra-extra-special” crossover episode that celebrates the shared DNA between The Office and How I Met Your Mother. The four trade stories about auditioning, early career struggles, and the naïve confidence it took to chase a dream to Los Angeles. Jenna and Angela recall the pressure of remaking the British Office and the moment they knew Diversity Day proved their show’s originality; Josh and Craig compare that to creating HIMYM in the shadow of Friends. They discuss manifesting success, the comfort of ensemble storytelling, nostalgia for network-era TV, and what it means to have made “comfort shows” that helped fans through hard times. The episode closes with a listener letter from Chile about how HIMYM quite literally changed one fan’s life—and a toast to everyone who’s ever found solace, laughter, and a sense of home in these two beloved worlds.
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Josh’s Official Website (joshradnor.com)Josh on Spotify (open.spotify.com/artist/43jyNhxEcJZ2YbwioBjCbY)
Craig’s Official Website (craigthomaswriter.com) (with links to his published writing)
Alek’s “Dead Fathers Society” on Substack (aleklev.substack.com)