Off The Record /// Episode #11 | Forensic Files

[Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] all right favorite Paul Rudd movie I was
just gonna say we've spent the whole morning talking about Paul Rudd what's my favorite Paul Rudd movie right [ __ ]
and you can't say Halloween the curse of Paul Rudd well that's other than now that's not a
good Paul Rudd movie um crap I don't even know what kind of accent he is trying to do in the movie it's so beep
it's very bad this is very tough for me because he's in so many good movies I was just telling you ant-man is one of
my favorite superhero movie haven't seen it yeah it's it's very good and and I think the sequel is coming out very soon
are you getting paid to say this no four year old surgeons very good I think but
what they'll think I Love You Man he's not like the funny one in 40 year old virgin for me he's he's not as funny as
as some of the other guys mm-hmm anchorman he's very good I love Lambeth yes I Love You Man is probably the best
Paul bruh if you're looking for a heavy dose of Paul Rudd in some good good laughing I Love You Man is a good eat
get some fish tacos in a whole bunch of beer cold cold beer and get out your bass guitar and sit down lap slap us
some bass sit down and watch I Love You Man you know what I liked that movie so much and I thought it's such a good like
guy movie that I almost I almost bought tickets to see rush yeah I almost bought
tickets to see rush the day after I saw that movie and then I realized the tickets to see rush were like $100 and I
was like well I'll just take $20 and listen to him on on my phone yeah all right migos so we spent the whole
morning talking about Paul Rudd and even a little bit just now Don Rickles but thinking about another conversation we
had is what kind of inspired me out of the blue this last week mm-hmm what was it has been about six weeks now maybe
two months we're so busy that the timeframe is screwy for me but we did that podcast festival right in Columbus
yeah yeah and we discussed Brian Schaeffer for a good portion of that yes and I'm not crazy but people have got to
hear that on here right on off the record I believe so so if you want you can go listen to that but the thing here
is afterwards well when we were out go ahead I was just gonna say I have a couple updates on that real quick
well you want to hear them well actually yeah yeah I do but I want to tell you why I kind of got into this thinking
about Joey lubglub use case was that podcast festival because afterwards we're talking about Brian Schaeffer and
we were trying to leave the theater and there was a great group of people what about six or seven people outside
of the theater mm-hmm and we stood there talking with them about Brian Schafer's
case but we also talked quite a bit about Joey LaBute and several other people that have gone missing or were
killed in Ohio well first of all we were supposed to go to the Little Rock Bar in
Columbus which is owned by a friend of mine or a guy haven't seen in a while but I consider him a friend of mine and
uh what was the name of the band you guys played in to get x-rated Cowboys which I saw you guys at least once at
the Newport that was a good band back back when we when we lived in our apartment together that's when I joined
x-rated Cowboys and mainly because I said hey I'm supposed to go play with this band x-ray cowboys and you go hey I
just heard them on the radio and I thought well [ __ ] if they're on the radio it's meant to be
I should probably play with this band no but it's funny because we're sitting outside of the theater there's like six
people talking to us we're talking about different cases and and everything we end up I think I was out there for about
two hours cuz I remember my legs getting tired and like leaning against the wall
and um but we're supposed to go to that bar afterwards and we never made it but in fairness to us as you know as we
thought hey we should go to that bar cuz there's gonna be some people hanging out
afterwards like the host of the show was like see you guys later and we're like hey you went to the bar he's like nah
nobody's gone well we're so what was the end result of that were there actual people there like wanting to hang out
some people showed up so I so we look like douche canoes but but the hustles the hosts I can't remember his name but
he was great he did a great job interviewing us and keeping the show going at the podcast festival but you're
right we we're all kind of filing out through the the main doors there to the theater and I assumed the three of us
were going to kind of go together to this bar the little rock bar and of course he says to us he goes don't worry
about going there's nobody over there like okay and then I thought well and then I think you were bit like pretty
busy that week and I remember saying to you like he looked at me like oh man well nobody's going and he had a lot of
stuff I think going on in the morning and I was like hey don't worry about going I'll go over right you know if
there's anybody over there at least one of us shows up and just because this guy
said don't go over there at least one of us will show up well after talking for about two and a half hours on the street
then I was like there's no way that there's anybody it'll act we figured the only people that wanted to talk to us at
the Little Rock bar were the three

The boys discuss the Joey LaBute case.

Brief Summary

Hosts discuss Paul Rudd movies and missing person cases from a podcast festival in Columbus.

Key points

Favorite Paul Rudd Movies. The hosts share their top picks for Paul Rudd films, with 'I Love You Man' leading the charge.
Podcast Festival Conversations. A reflection on discussions about missing persons cases at a podcast festival.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

I Love You Man is probably the best Paul Rudd movie.

Discussing favorite Paul Rudd movies.

1:17WatchJul 10, 2018

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