The Psychologists Are In with Maggie Lawson and Timothy Omundson

Payton Moreland, true crime lover, presents dark true crime stories to her husband Garrett Moreland, a true crime hater, for his raw reactions. They offer unique perspectives on each case, discussing how they each perceive the morbid details differently.

Dulé Hill joins the hosts to talk about wardrobe fails, unaired scenes, and the supernatural. They discuss forming bonds on set, memorable moments, costume choices, and reflections on loss and friendship.

John Ross Bowie shares behind-the-scenes anecdotes from his time on Psych, including his connection to the show before filming. Topics include audition stories, scripted butt slap scenes, emotional depth in character development, filming bloopers, and exploring the world of character actors.

Writer for Psych, Andy Berman, shares his journey to landing a job on 'Psych' and discusses the positive work environment. They also talk about the impact of season one, the origins of 'Dazzle and Stretch', a challenging hiking experience, and their preferences for coffee and alcohol.

Corbin Bernsen, known as the patriarch of Psych, discusses his journey in becoming a part of the show. Topics include his initial reluctance to audition, the challenges of acting without a scene partner, the magical qualities of Mulholland Drive, and the importance of family and collaboration.

Maggie Lawson and Tim Omundson discuss their roles on Psych, their friendship, and reminisce about funny moments on set. They also talk about navigating auditions, handling criticism, and embracing new opportunities. The podcast is filled with nostalgia, laughter, and a teaser for the next episode.

Actresses Jazmyn Simon and Kirsten Nelson join Maggie Lawson in a special Ladies Night episode discussing their favorite memories from the movie Psych 3: This is Gus, challenges faced while filming, being working mothers, their pregnancies during filming, emotional intensity on set, and experiences with quarantine app.

James Roday Rodriguez, star of the show, talks about his journey to becoming Shawn Spencer, nearly giving up TV acting, and how he coined Tim's chest hair nickname. They also discuss casting challenges, shooting the pilot episode, bonding activities, and the balance between comedy and drama in the show.

In this mini episode, Maggie Lawson and Steve Franks giggle their way through stories about pineapples and his time working at Disneyland. They discuss the origins of the Psych pineapple prop, their experience working at the Tiki Room, selling scripts and pitching ideas, and their Disneyland adventures and the Tarzan Treehouse.

Hey all you Psych-O's! It's officially the first episode. I know, you know, that we ARE telling the truth. This week, we have the one and only, creator and showrunner of the show, Steve Franks!We talk all about Psych, obviously. Like the origin story, the pitch process, the casting process, and how Steve is a little mix of both Shawn and Gus. But, he is the original super smeller! You know that's right. We're so excited to rewatch all of our favorite episodes with you! See you next week.Sponsors:HelloFresh- hellofresh.com/PINEAPPLE14 for up to 14 free meals AND 3 free gifts!BetterHelp- get 10% off your first month of therapy at betterhelp.com/PINEAPPLEFollow, Follow, Follow!Instagram: @thepsychologistsareinTwitter: @psychologistpodTikTok: @thepsychologistsarein Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices