The Mike O'Meara Show

Mike arrives bundled up and running on fumes, while Robb’s daily pill routine gives the guys plenty to unpack. The jambalaya gets a family verdict—and Mike discovers the downside of making something everyone wants seconds of. A conversation about dreams and getting older turns toward siblings, shared memories, and making time for the people who matter. Robb also explains why he calls his mother Sharon, the guys compare Facebook friend counts, and Josh has an update on Bella and a frustrating veterinary experience. Plus, the usual last-word battles, questionable advice, and plenty of laughs from a very low-energy Mike.

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Mike serves up a winning pot of jambalaya and some welcome news from his doctor—but retrieving the messages turns into a battle with a very unhelpful patient portal. Robb has questions about pre-chopped vegetables, Josh has thoughts on everyone’s streaming choices, and Mike’s Vikings binge shows no sign of slowing down. Then the holiday baking plans hit a heavy obstacle: Robb’s industrial mixer is ready for fruitcakes, if he can just get it upstairs. Plus, childhood books, talk-to-text habits, and a beautiful-video reel that leaves Mike ready for a drink.

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Mike’s impressions collide with Funky Cold Medina, birthday greetings take some unexpected turns, and fantasy football strategy gets a spirited debate. The archive fun continues with a look at an unforgettable Mariah Carey performance.

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Robb’s AI assistant has a name, a troubled past, and far too many apologies.

Meet Hector: the digital helper who turned a car-door repair into a full production and a computer cleanup into a days-long relationship test. As Robb tries to untangle duplicate music files, Josh explains why making the machine jealous of Earl might not be the most efficient solution. Somewhere in the digital clutter, “Every Day I’m Shuffling” becomes a much snowier radio parody.

The guys debate Martha Stewart, celebrity apologies, and the publicity cycle before tackling a problem closer to home: getting Robb’s enormous fruitcake mixer upstairs. Josh’s first suggestion is to move the kitchen. His alternatives aren’t much more practical.

Then it’s a defense of grown-up gaming, the double standard around scrolling versus playing, and the challenge of sharing a room with someone else’s TikTok soundtrack. Cruise plans lead into a love letter to Back to the Future: first CDs, schoolyard hoverboard rumors, favorite sequels, and why Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd still make the whole thing work.

Naturally, a conversation about great TV characters ends with Robb nominating Steve Sanders—and Josh demanding an explanation.

AI apologies, industrial baking, questionable pop-culture rankings, and two friends who are still talking.

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The morning after Election Day, Mike brings a loaded soundboard and plenty of opinions, while Robb and Josh try to keep the coverage—and the jokes—on track. The guys tackle TV talking heads, the mysteries of YouTube TV, and baseball’s money troubles, where one salary-cap joke earns its own shade of green. Then Mike’s reaction to Laura’s Choice opens a thoughtful conversation about family, grief, and facing the end of life on your own terms. Plus, Muhammad Ali memories, another unwanted AI story, a man racing a train, and a classic dose of Foster Brooks.

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It’s Election Day, and TMOS Election Central has questions no legitimate pollster would dare ask. Mike navigates the waiting game after medical tests, takes aim at bargain silverware, and discovers that throwing away the ice cream is only the first step toward behaving himself—especially when there’s a fritter nearby. Robb returns to Halloween with an Elvis costume, a toothy jack-o’-lantern, and trick-or-treaters ranging from demanding to delightful. Plus, questionable ways to hide an ice-cream habit, a visit from Michael, and a heartfelt remembrance of HBS on his birthday.

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Mike’s trip to the Keys serves up good friends, fishing, and a combination of garlic knots and canned cocktails he won’t soon forget. The aftermath earns him a new name: Mike O’Marinara. He also discovers a card game that’s easier to enjoy than explain—and learns that buying rum-raisin ice cream won’t guarantee he gets it all to himself. Back in the studio, the guys tackle notoriously mispronounced words, from Worcestershire to a certain Mary Poppins mouthful. Plus, Jimmy Stewart memories, Mike’s very opinionated soundboard, and the latest slang the guys would happily leave behind.

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The crew returns from the holidays with New Year’s schedule confusion, family stories, and Mike’s appreciation for a thoughtful waiter. Oscar’s health insurance paperwork adds another dose of everyday frustration to this classic TMOS replay.

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Josh Sroka and Robb Spewak welcome Aaron Burns, director and producer of Jimmy, for a conversation about bringing an American screen legend’s most transformative years to the movies. From Hollywood stardom to World War II combat and the making of It’s a Wonderful Life, Aaron explains why Jimmy Stewart’s story became a film about service, hope, and finding a way forward.

Aaron shares how KJ Apa captured Stewart’s voice and mannerisms without turning the performance into an impression, why he approached Jimmy as a Frank Capra movie, and how the team combined archival footage with recreated newsreels. He also discusses Kelly Stewart-Harcourt’s involvement, a cameo from Karolyn Grimes—Zuzu herself—and the reactions that meant the most to the filmmakers.

Plus: honoring veterans, the difference between a timely story and a timeless one, Rob Riggle’s input on set, and the camera choices that show Jimmy’s isolation and return to joy. Robb has already watched the film twice, Josh offers a potential poster blurb, and Aaron picks his favorite Stewart movies—with one obvious choice taken off the table.

Jimmy opens nationwide November 6, 2026.

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Jimmy Stewart was a Hollywood legend. To Kelly Stewart-Harcourt, he was Dad. Kelly joins Josh Sroka and Robb Spewak to share family stories, from the wartime diary discovered after his death to the mischievous sense of humor behind his familiar screen presence.

Kelly discusses seeing KJ Apa portray her father in Jimmy, growing up near Lucille Ball and Jack Benny, fans picnicking on the family’s front lawn, and the poem about Beau that brought everyone to tears. Afterward, Josh has one important question about Harvey: does Jimmy Stewart play the rabbit?

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