We’re Listening: A Frasier Podcast

["Will and Alistair spend most of this We're Listening recap on Frasier season 10's \"Proxy, Prexy\" and \"Kissing Cousin,\" where the condo-board campaign produces a 15-to-2 vote joke and the slogan \"Frasier Crane the people's elixir.\"", "The strongest recurring joke is Frasier's habit of asking \"How is she?\" after hearing someone is back from Florence, which they point out works for any city name.", "Jen becomes the target of hipster jokes about Florence, Seattle cliches, and the first Starbucks across from Pike Place Market.", "Trivia and side chatter run through Woodrow Wilson, Sea-Tac Hyatt swingers meeting on the second Saturday of every month, Yo-Yo Ma orchestral fantasy camp, and a long debate over Frasier, type A behavior, and condo-board power."]

Will and Kay introduce their podcast about Frasier, discussing Season 10 episodes The Ring Cycle and Enemy at the Gate, and explain their new format of covering two episodes per show.

Will and Toine discuss the Frasier episode 'Moons Over Seattle' and share listener stories about splurging on fancy experiences.

Will and Kay discuss Frasier Season 9 Episode 23, 'The Guilt Trippers,' focusing on Daphne's birthday and Frasier and Ross's relationship.

Will and Lloyd discuss the Frasier episode 'Frasier Has Spokane' and explore Lloyd's childhood fear of the dark.

We're Listening covers 'Cheerful Goodbyes,' the Cheers reunion episode where Cliff Claven's retirement party shifts to the Somerville Town Crier because Sam is using Cheers for a Red Sox reunion.

Episode 231, "The Love you Fake," follows Will, Lloyd, and Ben Griffith through a Frasier recap that is really anchored by robes, trivia, and Martin Crane's chemistry with Cora Winston.

We're Listening covers Frasier season 9, episode 19, 'Death Trap,' where the Crane Boys mysteries get a live adaptation and the setup goes sideways.

Will and Steve interview actor Eric Lutes, best known for playing Tom Duran on Frasier, about his career and memories from the show.

["Jeff Greenberg says he is 'in charge of finding everybody who talks,' and on the new Frasier he saw 7,026 submissions for one role and 501 auditions for another.", "He describes a casting process that starts with the script, runs about 10 weeks, and usually means hundreds of actors plus chemistry reads with Kelsey Grammer.", "The Cheers story follows Shelley Long's exit, Greenberg's push to start early, Kirstie Alley's secret meetings, and NBC's five-month search-before-approval detour.", "He also revisits Frasier's original cast, the Lisa Kudrow-to-Peri Gilpin correction, and the revival's five-role search, showing how casting choices shape the whole sitcom."]

The hosts discuss Frasier Season 8 Episode 11 'Motor Skills' and share personal stories about being handy, particularly with car maintenance.

Will and Steve introduce the first two episodes of Frasier Season 8 and discuss fondue.

Will and Steve host a live episode of their Frasier podcast, presenting the Weebee Awards for season 7 with fan-nominated categories and trivia.