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EPISODE · Aug 28, 2025 · 12 MIN

The Truth About Why French Canada Got Super Awkward

from Well, That Was Awkward · host wellthatwasawkward

Grab your flannel shirts and Sun-In, because Mendy is taking us back to the summer of 1994 —where lifeguard shifts, band camp, and a French class trip turned into something unforgettable. From roller skating to French disco to swooning over a dreamy Canadian tour guide, it was the kind of teenage adventure that felt like pure magic… until a late-night prank at the hotel tipped everything straight into awkward chaos. What happened next left a busload of teenagers horrified, a tour guide disappointed, and Mendy mortified enough to cry all the way home. This episode has it all: ’90s nostalgia, travel mishaps, high school crushes, and the kind of teenage mischief that only makes sense decades later when you can finally laugh about it. 🎧 Listen now to relive the awkward glory of the Summer of ’94. 🔗 Connect with us: Share your own awkward story (Anonymously or not!) via the WTWA Form  Leave us a voice memo on the WTWA Website  Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Send us an email: [email protected] Support the show at Buy Me A Coffee Save 10% on your Monk Manual at monkmanual.com/AWKWARD using code AWKWARD Don’t forget to follow the show wherever you listen!

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