If you’d told Jonathan seven years ago that they’d be celebrating 300 episodes of Getting Curious this week, they would have passed out on the salon floor.

This week we’re breaking down “Todd Packer.” Dunder Mifflin employees are upset when traveling salesman Todd Packer gets a permanent job at the office.

This week the bogies are back riding side saddle, but the gals are trying to protect their energy and the Flex Beats may be the only things keeping them afloat.

Iliza is hesitant to comment on someone’s Botox and helps a dog mom prepare for life as a human mom.

We’re revisiting the 90s and getting super nostalgic about the 70s, with Ashley’s guest Debra Jo Rupp (That 70s Show, That 90s Show and WandaVision).

Sasheer had a radical experience with mushrooms and now knows the truth behind trees. Nicole will not eat artichokes – forget about it! The ladies are getting their next tattoos soon and brainstorm ink ideas.

What’s Poppin’ Con-gregation? This week, Matt Apodaca joins the show to discuss how Marsha Farmer, a hospice worker, contributed to massive fraud practices in Mississippi.

Is it ok to date multiple people at the same time? A 25-year-old asks Geth to help her choose between 3 guys that are interested in her.

Threevisiting on the Tues: Scott, Paul and Lauren discuss moving to LA and play Christmas Find Out Who Game.

Director extraordinaire Jason Woliner (Borat Subsequent Moviefilm) joins Scott to talk about his new docuseries Paul T. Goldman that has been 10 years in the making.

Heather, Nick, and Matt spend some time talking about what they’re playing, and then they play some music from those games in another edition of Now That’s What I Call Video Game Music: Music From What We’re Playin!

Actor, writer, and comedian Ramy Youssef feels the inevitability of God coming into our lives about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

It’s a Jason and Paul overload as Jason Woliner (Borat 2) joins Mantzoukas and Scheer to chat about his genre-bending Peacock comedy Paul T. Goldman.

Author and podcaster Amanda Montell joins Jameela this week discuss all things cults. They cover what makes a cult vs. what makes something cult-ish, what to be on the look out for when assessing if something is a cult (or cult-ish), the dangers of large cults or the cult of one, the cultish qualities of the diet and wellness industries, and more. 

Casey and Danielle sit down with gorgeous, HILARIOUS and impassioned Real Housewives fan and co-host of Entertainment Tonight, Nischelle Turner!

Lauren, Paul and Scott discuss hand injuries, making friends on the internet, and play a new Threeture: Quip It Good.

This week Lenny and Leslie welcome Dennis Bailey, a world-renowned hair stylist and Leslie’s hairdresser.

Amy & Paul peel the layers of Chantal Akerman’s minimalist homebound masterwork Jeanne Dielman!

Jon Gabrus, John Gemberling, and Lisa Gilroy join Matt Besser for scenes about a tanning expert, banana nostalgia, and Santa’s response to a child’s note.

Conan chats with Carles about working as a video game designer and what drag persona Conan would create for himself.

We all need to eat. And we know that the choices we make with food are at once deeply personal and informed by systemic factors. As part of our ongoing exploration into global foodways, Dr. Aviaja Lyberth Hauptmann joins Jonathan to discuss the history, science, and culture of the animal-sourced Inuit diet.

This week we’re breaking down “Threat Level Midnight” with writer of the episode, B.J. Novak

This week June and Jessica are talking about all the things they want to see in 2023.

Nicole has been watching too many DIY videos, including videos where people make open shelving by removing the doors from their cabinets – it’s overwhelming! Sasheer witnessed the spectacle that is the Blue Man Group and loved it, but she couldn’t help but wonder “Where are the blue women?”

Iliza makes listeners’ choices easy by encouraging a dog groomer to quit their job and a young person to move to Denver over West Florida.

Below Deck’s Captain Sandy joins Ashley to chat about the charter boat cast and crew members, and the challenges of working and sleeping in such a tight space all the while having TV cameras in your face. Hear why Captain Sandy calls out Bravo as the best TV network, why she needs pirate training and which role on the boat would suit Ashley. 

Enjoy this ‘lil bonus episode where Casey and Danielle sit down with astrologer for the stars and TO the stars, Heidi Rose Robbins. She takes us through what each sign can expect. We hope it excites and inspires you for the year. Enjoy!

What’s poppin’ con-gregation? This week, comedian Ian Lara joins the show to discuss how several imposters tried to target Bootsy Collins, one of the most impactful, long standing figures in the tapestry of American music, especially R&B, funk and pop.