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The Office Deep Dive Joins iHeartPodcast Network


iHeartMedia has announced a partnership with Propagate Content and Brian Baumgartner, the renowned actor behind The Office's Kevin Malone, to co-produce a new podcast, "The Office DeepDive with Brian Baumgartner." Episode one will debut February 9 and will be available on iHeartRadio and everywhere podcasts are heard.

Each week, Baumgartner will be joined by his former coworkers and pals for more in-depth conversations. They'll laugh, cry and crack jokes while reminiscing on their time with The Office. Listeners will hear never-before-told stories from iconic cast members - such as Steve Carell, John Krasinski, Rainn Wilson, Jenna Fischer, Angela Kinsey, and writer, director & creator Greg Daniels.

"I am BEYOND excited to be partnering with iHeartMedia to bring these full length interviews with my favorite people on the planet to audiences around the globe," said Baumgartner. "I had a blast reconnecting with many of my old friends and now audiences will have a front row seat to all of our intimate conversations regarding our time on The Office."

"We're thrilled to introduce ‘The Office Deep Dive with Brian Baumgartner' to listeners," said Conal Byrne, President of the iHeartPodcast Network. "The Office was a true phenomenon in TV comedy, and this podcast gives listeners the chance to revisit this legendary show with a fresh perspective. They'll come for the nostalgia, and stick around for the hilarious new context and rapport."

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