This week Jim and Mickey dive deep to find the best of popular culture stories this week... Mickey gives us a puppy update (a pupdate?) Insane parents and the kid who swam to Alcatraz and back! Cheating on your Fitbit? You aren't alone. Jim struggles to understand Mickey's fascination with the Kardashians, especially Kim. Pixar’s “Finding Dory” makes them question Pixar's golden touch. We asked listeners..What’s on your bucket list? They had some fantastic answers. #TJAMS

This week, Mickey describes the joy of bringing her new puppy home, Jim details the risks of relying on Amtrak; we note the sale of the Playboy mansion and Hugh Hefner’s quixotic lifelong effort to convince everyone he’s more than just a smut-peddler; investigate Mickey’s new favorite true-crime show The Vanishing Women; shudder at the increasingly unnerving tone to the preparation for the Rio Olympics and ask whether you want to see your favorite athletes risk exposure to Zika. Then are you ready to "Hack My Life"?

This week, Mickey describes the joy of bringing her new puppy home, Jim details the risks of relying on Amtrak; we note the sale of the Playboy mansion and Hugh Hefner’s quixotic lifelong effort to convince everyone he’s more than just a smut-peddler; investigate Mickey’s new favorite true-crime show The Vanishing Women; shudder at the increasingly unnerving tone to the preparation for the Rio Olympics and ask whether you want to see your favorite athletes risk exposure to Zika. Then are you ready to "Hack My Life"?

JIm and Mickey catch up on puppy bonding and ping-pong injuries, debating whether Hollywood’s worst recent move is the Angry Birds movie, the Beauty and the Beast live-action remake, or Sony’s plan to preemptively slime Ghostbusters critics as sexist; the seemingly endless NHL and NBA playoffs, a transition in the world of professional wrestling, Millennials living at home and “emotional terrorism” of Zillow commercials. Last week’s show traffic surged to our most listened to episode ever, so thanks to everyone’ who’s listening.

JIm and Mickey catch up on puppy bonding and ping-pong injuries, debating whether Hollywood’s worst recent move is the Angry Birds movie, the Beauty and the Beast live-action remake, or Sony’s plan to preemptively slime Ghostbusters critics as sexist; the seemingly endless NHL and NBA playoffs, a transition in the world of professional wrestling, Millennials living at home and “emotional terrorism” of Zillow commercials. Last week’s show traffic surged to our most listened to episode ever, so thanks to everyone’ who’s listening.

Back from a two week hiatus, Jim and Mickey do not skip a beat. Jumping in with some exciting Puppy News for Mickey & the difficulty of selecting a name. Jim shares his disappointment with some network decisions for cancelled shows and completely geeks out on Captain America: Civil War. Gwyneth is pimping a new product for all the working moms, just like her, and Mickey introduces Jim and Dave to the latest trend in professional massages. This episode may be the closest to #NSFW You've been warned. It's clear the team was happy to be back together.

Back from a two week hiatus, Jim and Mickey do not skip a beat. Jumping in with some exciting Puppy News for Mickey & the difficulty of selecting a name. Jim shares his disappointment with some network decisions for cancelled shows and completely geeks out on Captain America: Civil War. Gwyneth is pimping a new product for all the working moms, just like her, and Mickey introduces Jim and Dave to the latest trend in professional massages. This episode may be the closest to #NSFW You've been warned. It's clear the team was happy to be back together.

On this week’s pop culture podcast: Michael Strahan and how not to leave a job; a farewell to Prince; a less dramatic NFL draft and a contemplation of the “Las Vegas Raiders”; risking the ire of the “Beyhive,” the swarming fans of Beyonce on social media that makes “Hamilton” fans seem low-key and lethargic; and a gleeful examination of the perpetual disaster that the Olympics have become.

On this week’s pop culture podcast: Michael Strahan and how not to leave a job; a farewell to Prince; a less dramatic NFL draft and a contemplation of the “Las Vegas Raiders”; risking the ire of the “Beyhive,” the swarming fans of Beyonce on social media that makes “Hamilton” fans seem low-key and lethargic; and a gleeful examination of the perpetual disaster that the Olympics have become.

This week Jim and Mickey take on the worst April in memory with all kinds of changes in our Pop Culture World and it was recorded before the loss of Prince. Jim introduces "The Night Manager" perhaps just to practice his accent. Babies are the Hot Hollywood accessory right now, even though People's Most Beautiful Woman has none. Then Mickey gets deep into "Nothing Left Unsaid" Anderson Cooper's documentary with his mother.