Well, That Was Awkward

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!

In this episode of Well, That Was Awkward, Mendy and Bree bask in the hilarity of the awkward, celebrating the moments that leave us red-faced but connected. Fresh off their Best of C-Ville award win (and plotting the deviled egg party spread), they invite listeners to join their Facebook group and send in stories that prove awkwardness is universal. This week’s story spotlights Stephanie (aka Jen), a former child star of community theater with equal parts talent and ambition — and a knack for unforgettable mishaps. From starring in jazz cantatas about biblical floods to an infamous restaurant “incident,” her story reminds us that the things we once thought might ruin us often become our best material. With nostalgia, 80s flair, and their signature irreverence, Bree and Mendy spin Stephanie’s childhood embarrassments into pure comedy gold. Along the way, they remind us that awkwardness isn’t a flaw — it’s a feature. What You’ll Hear in This Episode: WTWA’s Best of C-Ville award win and what it means How awkwardness connects us (and why we love it) Listener story: from child star to small-town embarrassment Church musicals, theater moms, and jazz cantatas about floods The infamous “pizzeria moment” (aka awkward glory at its finest) Why awkward childhoods often make the most creative adults Here’s Jen’s Website, as promised: https://jenniferhoyttidwell.com/ Join the Awkward Community: 👉 Share your story or send us a message in the WTWA Facebook Group 👉 Keep awkward alive — subscribe, rate, and review Well, That Was Awkward wherever you listen to podcasts. 🔗 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!

From Brad Pitt’s jewel-inlaid cowboy boots to Jennifer Aniston playfully balancing toward a stranger on a hiking trail, Well, That Was Awkward is serving up the ultimate playlist of star-studded slip-ups, blunders, and “did that just happen?” moments. Bree and Mendy swap their own cringe-meets-comedy celebrity encounters—like the time Bree sat between her husband and the last man left on her Hall Pass list (sorry, Spalding Gray), and when Tony Danza spent an entire three-act Eugene O’Neill drama winking at Mendy. Our listeners don’t hold back either: nearly bumping Jennifer Aniston off a sidewalk curb, falling into Christopher Reeve’s arms on the subway, mistaking Bruce Springsteen for just another guy hogging a pool lounger, and getting a 3 AM call meant for the Steven Tyler from Aerosmith. You’ll also hear tales of running into Glenn Close while wearing questionable maternity wear, and exactly what celebrities really smell like. Packed with celebrity names, awkward charm, and “you can’t make this stuff up” storytelling, this episode is a must-listen for pop culture junkies, nostalgia lovers, and anyone who’s ever accidentally made a fool of themselves in front of a famous person. Episode Highlights: The cowboy boot obsession that led Bree straight to Brad Pitt in Santa Fe Mendy’s theory on why you should pretend you don’t recognize famous people A Runyon Canyon run-in with Jennifer Aniston (and her playful side) Morning sickness meets Glenn Close on a New York sidewalk Falling—literally—into Superman’s arms How to accidentally diss Bruce Springsteen poolside The Steven Tyler mix-up that almost got champagne and “ladies” delivered to the wrong guy Bree’s Hall Pass dilemma in a movie theater Mendy’s summer of 1999 Tony Danza flirt-fest during The Iceman Cometh 🔗 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!

Bree here. It’s 4 AM. I’ve got flour in my hair, burns on my arms, and questions about my life choices. In this solo installment of Awkward and Alone, I share what happened when I—middle-aged arts executive, story-slinger, and resident night owl—decided to take a second job… at a bakery. Why? Because I wanted something “real.” (Spoiler: it got real fast.) This is a tale of romanticized routines, edible glitter fantasies, and being publicly outed for doing honest work. It’s also about ego, identity, and remembering that hard, awkward, physical labor can be both ego-bruising and soul-soothing. Tune in for laughs, burns (literal and emotional), and a reminder that even when we’re flailing—we’re never really alone. Things You’ll Hear in This Episode: Bree’s dreamy fantasy of bakery life… and the gritty, flour-covered truth That time someone shouted across a room about her new job What it means to be terrible at something (and keep doing it anyway) Why non-slip Swedish clogs are a LIE The unexpected joy of manual labor… and heating pads 🔗 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!

A dead butterfly wedding tribute. A throuple in a walk-in closet. An ex at the door. This week, we hear from a listener whose spring break turned into a science-backed, champagne-fueled throuple… until his ex crashed the party. Also: 🦋 The world’s most tragic butterfly release 📚 Sex ed memories involving cartoon nudity and romance novels 💬 Advice from a former wallflower turned botanical Casanova Don’t open the door. Don’t shake the box. And whatever you do, don’t miss this episode. 🤓Referenced in this episode: Where Did I Come From? by Peter Mayle — A beloved illustrated children’s guide to the facts of life, in print since 1973 with over 1 million copies sold. It’s lighthearted, honest, and touches on everything from anatomy to conception in a way young readers can understand  . You can grab it from major retailers like Barnes & Noble or Amazon. For instance: Barnes & Noble: Where Did I Come From? 50th Anniversary Edition: An Illustrated Children’s Book on Human Sexuality by Peter Mayle (ISBN: 9780806542287) Also available under variations like the 1973 original or other paperback editions (ISBN: 0818402539 / 9780818402531) 🔗 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!

Mendy’s riding solo—and taking you on a truly absurd (but 100% real) journey through amateur detective work, neighborhood drama, and a very misunderstood pair of underwear. Also featured? A severed hand, a fake penis, and one heroic fishing vest rescue. Solving crime is awkward, y’all! If you’ve ever felt like a badass and then watched your dignity slide down a storm drain—this one’s for you. 💅 What’s Inside This Mess: Why Mendy got certified as a PI (but never went full Veronica Mars) Finding a stolen car… twice True crime podcasts vs. real-life Facebook sleuthing The “Car Penis”: its origin story and unfortunate police discovery A heartfelt tribute to her neighborhood watch crew (feat. Jodi from Louisiana) The case of the brown-stained undies and the crumbling illusion of cool 💌 Call to Action: Have you ever tried to impress someone… only to end up confessing ownership of something deeply regrettable in front of the police? We need your story. Send it in and maybe you’ll get to awkward-brag on the next episode. 🔗 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!

What do you do when someone asks you to do something you absolutely do not want to do, but they think they’re offering you an honor? This week, Bree and Mendy tackle the awkwardness of saying no when saying yes feels like a social trap. And speaking of traps, they also share a listener story that includes hiking, exotic dancers, two dudes marinated in fish slime, and one “bear” attack in the Wyoming wilderness. It’s equal parts adventure, absurdity, and advice on what not to do in grizzly country. In This Episode: Bree and Mendy on awkward invitations and how to decline without spiraling into guilt Bree’s go-to “I don’t have the bandwidth” line (feel free to steal it) Mendy’s clever tactics to ghost unwanted social obligations Listener story: A 1985 misadventure involving two friends, some fishy decisions, and a misunderstood tree limb A bear scare that turns out to be snoring + nature = comic gold What not to pack in your tent (hint: it’s trout) Why you should never hike in bear country with nothing but colored pencils How Dana (imaginary bestie and part-time exotic dancer) would have handled it differently Our Favorite Takeaway? If you’re going to cook dinner in the woods, maybe don’t turn your tent into a trout-scented snack pack. Listener Story Credit: Thanks to “Andrew” (and “Gary”) for sharing your hilarious and oddly inspiring tale of wilderness survival, near-bear encounters, and post-strip-club camping. Want to share your awkward story? We love hearing from you. Email us your most awkward encounter at  [email protected] CTA: If you laughed, cried, or opened a tin of sardines after listening to this episode, leave us a review, share the episode with your weirdest friend, and remember: you may be awkward, but you’re definitely not alone. 🔗 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!

In this solo episode, Bree dishes from a literal closet at her mother-in-law’s Cape Cod home about her awkward journey into marriage at age 22. From engagement party antics at the Plaza Hotel to wedding-day wardrobe disasters involving high heels in soft grass, Bree humorously explores the messy decisions of young adulthood. Highlighted by an ex-boyfriend who made a bizarre fashion choice when he decided to attend her union, Bree's wedding story proves that awkwardness is both universal and strangely endearing. Tune in for laughs, relatable moments, and reassurance that no matter how awkward things get, you're never alone. In This Episode: Bree's existential closet musings: Why is her wedding photo tucked away next to old shoes? Why getting married at 22 might not have been her brightest decision, but, hey, it took! Bree’s swanky (but actually super sketchy) engagement party at the Plaza Hotel. The legendary appearance of Nikolai, the ex who crashed Bree’s ceremony in a clown nose. The epic "Linebacker-Hemingway Minister vs. Party Clown Ex" showdown at the after-party. The awkward and ultimately sweet moments that defined Bree's uniquely chaotic wedding. Call to Action: Awkward wedding tales unite us all—what's yours? Send your wonderfully weird stories our way, and you just might hear them featured in a future episode! 🔗 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!

You’re out of lockdown, finally at a real wedding again, and someone on the dance floor catches your eye. There’s chemistry, connection, shared moon signs, and just the right amount of glitter. But sometimes, even when the vibes are right, the love connection takes an unexpected turn. In this episode of Well, That Was Awkward, Mendy and Bree share a listener story full of post-pandemic hope, woo-tinged romance, Nashville nightlife, and one of the most awkward twists we’ve heard in a while. From wedding dance floors to burlesque bars to velvet couches, this one has it all. As always, we’ll celebrate the awkward, embrace the unexpected, and ask ourselves the most important question: What would Dana do? In This Episode: Re-entering the dating world post-lockdown Astrology-fueled chemistry Velvet couches and questionable cocktails Queer joy, hope, and heartbreak The ultimate awkward moment—and how to recover Listener Advisory: Contains adult themes, queer dating mishaps, mild swearing, and irreverent woo. 🔗 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!

In this solo episode of Well, That Was Awkward, Mendy takes the mic alone – But things escalate quickly when Mendy recounts a surprisingly flirty run-in with a car detailer named Lucky, who offers more than just a clean ride. What starts as a simple oil change turns into a rhyming text exchange, a dirty Lexus, and a minor emotional entanglement. Mendy shares the play-by-play of how she accidentally had an affair… From clever rhymes to uncomfortable realizations, this is a hilarious and painfully relatable tale about boundaries, intentions, and how quickly friendliness can get misread. In This Episode: Why Bree can’t join this week’s episode (yep, it’s TMI in the best way) How Mendy’s beloved 4Runner set the stage for a flirtatious disaster The misunderstood meaning of “detailing” and how it got her into trouble A spontaneous rap battle that blurred the line between play and pursuit The moment Mendy realized: “Oh no. This man thinks I’m into him.” How she owned the moment—and shut it down Call to Action: Ever had a “wait, was that flirting?” moment? Or a flirty moment you really didn’t ask for? Share your story with us! Use the submission link in the show notes or head to https://www.awkwardsagemedia.com/show/well-that-was-awkward-podcast/ You might hear it on a future episode! Credits: Host + Writer: Mendy St. Ours Producer + Editor: Bree Luck A production of Awkward Sage Media 🔗 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!

In this season premiere of Well That Was Awkward, Bree and Mendy crack open the vault of 1991 with a scandal so juicy it practically rewinds itself. Our heroine, Dee Dee (a.k.a. the ever-iconic Denise Stewart), finds herself in the middle of a VHS-fueled covert mission to record Madonna’s Blonde Ambition Tour… without her best friend’s military mom finding out. What follows is a story of S.E.X., betrayal, and one very loud Dodge Charger. It’s a tale of forbidden pop culture, nosy neighbors, teenage code-breaking, and the long road back into a small-town mom’s good graces. Plus, the Tiptop Twins make an appearance, Mendy mistakes a stranger for her high school BFF, and Bree confesses to reading Clan of the Cave Bear for “extra credit.” Episode Breakdown 🎤 Comedy night awkwardness & Tiptop Twins misidentification 📼 Dee Dee’s undercover mission to record Madonna 🚗 A loud car, a flowerpot key, and one overly observant neighbor 🧃 Pantries, Belk makeup counters, and teenage friendships under fire 💌 Advice on apologies, VHS ethics, and what we’d all do differently now Guest Mention Denise Stewart is a longtime friend, performer, and mischievous mastermind behind some of the Tiptop Twins’ best moments. You can find more about her and her work on her site or via@swamphatchedbutterfly. Links Mentioned 🎥 Tiptop Twins at the Lemonade Stand: Watch on YouTube  📧 Email your awkward story: [email protected] VOTE FOR US!!! https://bestof.c-ville.com/2025/podcast Check out Mendy's Glamour Shots! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43u4Cle7Pd0 💬 Comment on Spotify or YouTube! Rank the awkwardness 1–10 Call to Action Tell us: What would you have done in Dee Dee’s shoes? Sneakier alibi? Different car? Throw Dana under the bus? Text Mendy, comment on Spotify, or send us an email. We’re collecting strategies for future VHS emergencies. 🔗 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!

Season 1 is in the books, folks! In this finale episode, Mendy and Bree spill the tea on the joy (and sheer awkwardness) of connecting with you, our lovely listeners. Plus, Bree confesses her hairdresser dilemma, Mendy recounts an awkward moment involving their podcast’s title, and the duo invites YOU to share your awkward stories for Season 2. What’s Inside This Episode: Mendy’s awkward encounter explaining the podcast title to an old friend. Bree’s confession about cheating on her beloved hairdresser. A thank-you to all our listeners who shared and resonated with our awkward stories this season. Details on how to share your awkward stories to be featured in Season 2! Connect With Us: 🎙️ Share Your Awkward Story: Submit your story anonymously (or not!) through the Well That Was Awkward Story Form 📞 Leave a Voicemail: Call our SpeakPipe line to share your awkward moments directly: Leave a message! Facebook Group: Well, That Was Awkward Facebook Group Instagram: @AwkwardSageMedia Email us: [email protected]  📰 Follow Us on Substack: Stay updated with our awkward adventures and more! Subscribe here: Awkward Sage Substack ☕ Buy Us a Coffee: Support the podcast and fuel our awkwardness: Buy Us a Coffee   Thank You for Listening! We’re so grateful to our listeners for making this season unforgettable. Season 2 will be back in the spring, packed with fresh awkwardness and even more laughs. In the meantime, keep sharing your stories, stay awkward, and we’ll see you soon! Don’t forget to click “Follow” on your podcast platform so you don’t miss Season 2. Credits: This has been an Awkward Sage Production. 🔗 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!

Holidays bring family, food, and a whole lot of awkwardness. Bree and Mendy share one of the most hilariously bizarre listener-submitted stories this week. Our listener, Melody, finds that  Christmas morning takes an unexpected turn when Grandma doesn’t show up to the festivities, leaving the family to juggle big feelings, a breakfast casserole, and Uncle Steve’s Hell’s Angels hangover. From diaper rash cream miscommunications to Bree’s “glasses invisibility” dilemma, the hosts dive headfirst into the beauty of embracing life’s absurd moments. Plus, they reflect on the intersection of grief, awkwardness, and humanity in this touching yet utterly ridiculous holiday tale.   What’s Inside This Episode? Mendy’s Underwear Mishap: A locker room incident involving going commando and scratchy jeans. Bree’s Glasses Dilemma: Why Bree sometimes feels invisible in glasses (and sunglasses). Melody’s Christmas Chaos: A listener story about an unforgettable Christmas morning featuring a casserole, Uncle Steve’s antics, and a surprise visit from the Grim Reaper. Grandma’s Grand Exit: How Melody’s family handled grief, awkwardness, and the inevitable with laughter and a holiday breakfast. Final Reflections: Bree and Mendy discuss the beauty of awkwardness, the humanity in grief, and the hilarity of family dynamics. You can now play Well, That Was Awkward: The Party Game with your own family! Create new memories… or at least new grudges. Get it here.   **A special thanks to “Melody” for sharing her incredibly awkward story.** Want to share your own awkward story? Submit your cringe-worthy, hilarious, or heartwarming moments anonymously (or not!) here.   Connect with Us Share your thoughts on Grandma’s casserole, Uncle Steve’s holiday flair, or anything else awkward with Bree and Mendy! Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Website: https://www.awkwardsagemedia.com/show/well-that-was-awkward-podcast/ Buy Us a Coffee: Support the podcast at Buy Me a Coffee. Get your own Monk Manual with a discount! Visit Monk Manual and use code AWKWARD. Next Episode Preview We’ll be back in January with another episode packed with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. 🔗 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!

Get ready to up your awkward game this holiday season! In this surprise minisode, Bree and Mendy announce something exciting: Well, That Was Awkward, The Party Game! This free storytelling game lets you share your funniest, most cringe-worthy, and awkward moments with family, friends, or coworkers. Tune in to find out how you can download the game, what you’ll need to play, and why this is the perfect icebreaker for holiday gatherings. Plus, hear some hilarious examples of how you can embrace the awkward and make unforgettable memories.   Download the Game: Click the link below to grab your free copy of Well, That Was Awkward, The Party Game: 👉 Download Here   Connect With Us: •Share your awkward game stories with Bree and Mendy at Well That Was Awkward. •Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia •Join our private Facebook group to exchange stories and connect with other awkward enthusiasts.   Closing Note: This game guarantees a hilariously awkward holiday season in the best way. So what are you waiting for? Download the game, play it, love it, and share the awkwardness with us! Remember, you may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone.   This episode was brought to you by Awkward Sage Media. 🔗 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!

Ah, the holidays. A time for twinkling lights, festive cheer, and… family-induced trauma disguised as a gift exchange. In this episode, Bree and Mendy unwrap (see what we did there?) Sammy’s jaw-dropping story of holiday hierarchy. Imagine getting tumblers while your stepsiblings are handed Cartier watches and kid-sized Land Rovers. Yeah, that kind of holiday.  Here’s what’s inside this episode-shaped gift box: Sammy’s awkward Christmas saga: A family gathering that makes even the worst Secret Santa feel like a dream. The art of passive-aggressive revenge: From strategic gift-giving to killer game night comebacks (loaded questions, anyone?). Holiday survival tips: Bree and Mendy’s thoughts on keeping the peace… or burning it all down (metaphorically, of course). Why family dynamics and plastic tumblers just don’t mix: A WASP’s guide to handling cringe-worthy gifting inequalities. If this episode doesn’t have you simultaneously laughing and clutching your chest in chagrin, we don’t know what will. Got your own awkward holiday tale? Spill it here: https://www.awkwardsagemedia.com/show/well-that-was-awkward-podcast/about/  Or better yet, record a voice memo! We’d love to share your horror (oops, we mean holiday) stories in a future episode. You can share it anonymously HERE or email it to [email protected]  BONUS: You can now play Well, That Was Awkward: The Party Game with your own family! Create new memories… or at least new grudges. Get it here. Feeling overwhelmed this season? The holidays can be tough. If you’re struggling, help is always available. Call or text the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 to connect with someone who cares. Stay connected: Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Support the show: Buy Me a Coffee Share your story: https://www.awkwardsagemedia.com/show/well-that-was-awkward-podcast/about/ Let’s face it, you may be awkward, but at least you’re not gifting pizza scissors to your stepson. (Probably.) 🔗 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!

This week, Bree and Mendy share a listener’s unforgettable story of teenage love, heartbreak, and one hilariously awkward date in Brooklyn. From a kiss that could rival a rom-com to a Venmo request that shattered the illusion, this episode is packed with laughs, tears, and relatable moments. In addition, Bree and Mendy share their own awkward tales of broken laptops, nerd dates, and revisiting books they forgot they’d already read. Whether it’s reliving high school heartbreaks or celebrating the awkwardness of daily life, this episode reminds us that you may be awkward, but you're definitely not alone! What You’ll Hear: A listener’s dramatic story of first love and heartbreak, complete with theater boys, Snapchats, and questionable restaurant choices. Bree’s nerd date gone wrong—and why you should always double-check where your laptop is. The moment Mendy and Gabe conquered their homebody tendencies… only to encounter an awkward dance floor moment. Why theater boys might not always be worth the drama (and when to walk away). Breakup advice, the best ice cream for heartbreak, and the joy of awkwardness. Connect with Us: Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voicemail at Awkward Sage Media Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook – We want to get awkward with you! Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Friends, this podcast is possible because of your awkward moments -- so please share them with us! Questions? Email us at [email protected] or hop on over to Instagram and leave us a DM!  🔗 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!

Join Bree and Mendy as they share memories of 80s nostalgia, awkward breakups, and musical mishaps! This episode features Darla’s story of romantic despair—complete with botched song lyrics and a surprise roadside breakup! Bree and Mendy explore the awkward side of 80s fashion, misheard lyrics, and cringe-worthy moments we’d rather forget (or sing about). Whether it’s high hair, leg warmers, or a really bad round of Jeopardy, this episode is packed with fun, friendship, and 80s flashbacks. Celebrity Shoutouts: Frisco & Felicia (General Hospital), Bo and Luke Duke (The Dukes of Hazzard), Ricky Schroder & Jason Bateman (Silver Spoons), MacGyver, George Clooney, Tom Selleck We want to hear from you! Got your own misheard lyrics? We want to hear them! Whether it’s a song you sang all wrong or a lyric that took on a whole new meaning, share your funniest misheard lyrics with us. You can even sing them on our Speakpipe and make us laugh out loud! We’ll be sharing our favorites in our Facebook group, so don’t miss out on the fun. Who knows? Your lyrics might just make it into the next episode of Well, That Was Awkward!   Connect with Us: Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voicemail at Awkward Sage Media Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook – We want to get awkward with you! Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. 🔗 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!

Welcome to another awkward-filled episode of Well, That Was Awkward with Bree and Mendy! In this intimate installment, Bree and Mendy dive into the theme of awkward neighbor stories. They share their own personal experiences, from sneaky pets to avoiding neighbors while stoned, and even discuss a listener's tale of an unexpected sight during a late-night baseball game. Along the way, they embrace the joy of awkwardness and remind us all that sometimes, the best thing to do is laugh through it. You'll hear stories about: Bree’s giant dog Basho, who mastered an impressive disappearing act and lived a double life. Mendy’s hilarious confession of avoiding her neighbor while under the influence of edibles. (P.S. You can listen to the episode where Bree showed up inadvertently under the influence of THC HERE.) Jack's awkward dilemma when he accidentally catches his neighbor putting on a rather revealing show. The episode explores the sometimes-awkward realities of being neighbors, handling embarrassing situations with humor, and offering some practical advice on how to politely address uncomfortable scenarios. Plus, we discuss the value of being upfront (or...maybe a little vague) when things get awkward.   Connect with Us: Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voicemail at Awkward Sage Media Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook – We want to get awkward with you! Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. 🔗 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!

In this episode, Bree and Mendy share the mic with the real-life Dana, whose wisdom and hilarity take center stage. Together, they unpack listener stories, including Denise’s poetic third-grade hustle, Dr. Greg's unforgettable gaseous mishap, and an anonymous caller’s crockpot weed discovery. Plus, they welcome a special WEDDING story from Shaneisha Wofford. Oh, and  Bree gets mooned by a familiar fanny during a Zoom call... Can you guess who it is? Thank yous: A huge thank you to our surprise guest Dana for joining us -- and to all the callers—Denise, Dr. Greg, Shaneisha Wofford and our anonymous callers, we love your awkward stories.   About Shaneisha Wofford: Shaneisha Wofford, JD, MA, is a fourth-year graduate student pursuing her doctorate in clinical psychology. A passionate resource to her community, she navigates life awkwardly but adventurously as an introvert who often finds herself wrapped in books and research. Shaneisha’s love for curiosity fuels her daily goal of positively impacting at least one person per day. Follow her story on Instagram. You can find out more about Shaneisha’s journey on her Instagram @nemos_journey, or visit our full website for more information about her. Connect with us: Share your awkward stories with Bree and Mendy! Submit anonymously or not through the Well That Was Awkward form. Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Leave us a voice memo or thoughts on Dana’s advice through the Well That Was Awkward Website! Support us by buying a coffee at Buy Me a Coffee Get your Monk Manual with a discount at Monk Manual using code AWKWARD. We’ll be back next time with more awkward stories—remember to hit follow and join us for more unexpected laughs!   🔗 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!

In this episode of Well That Was Awkward, Bree and Mendy dive deep into the world of awkwardness and human connection with their first-ever guest, Dr. Jim Coan, professor of psychology and head of the Virginia Affective Neuroscience Lab. Together, they explore the science behind why awkward moments can actually bring us closer, how discomfort creates bonds, and why a cringe-worthy encounter could be the best thing to happen in a relationship. Dr. Coan shares personal stories of awkward moments, from a mistaken kiss in the car to navigating uncomfortable conversations around sex, revealing how these moments shape relationships in unexpected ways. With a background in affective neuroscience, Dr. Coan brings academic expertise to the emotional territory we all know too well but rarely understand. Key Topics: The definition and role of awkwardness in relationships Personal awkward moments, including Dr. Coan's "Car Kiss" story How discomfort and vulnerability build emotional bonds Navigating the blurred lines between cringe and connection How awkward moments can lead to deepening relationships and personal growth Guest Info: Dr. Jim Coan is a professor of psychology at the University of Virginia and director of the Virginia Affective Neuroscience Lab. He’s also the host of the podcast Circle of Willis, where he explores the brain and emotion through interviews with scientists, researchers, and thought leaders. You can listen to Circle of Willis at circleofwillispodcast.com or find it wherever you listen to podcasts. Links Mentioned: Watch Mendy's stand-up sets on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrJI1b-eCqCKV-5KqlNtl1w Listen to Dr. Coan's TED Talk on handholding: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UMHUPPQ96c Explore Dr. Coan's podcast, Circle of Willis: circleofwillispodcast.com Connect with Us: Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voicemail at Awkward Sage Media Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook – We want to get awkward with you! Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. 🔗 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!

In this hilariously awkward episode, Bree and Mendy dive into the story of Matthew, whose European adventures take a turn for the awkward when he finds himself navigating a boomerang relationship. From navigating the tricky dynamics of an on-again, off-again relationship to getting stood up at just the wrong time, this story hits all the right notes of cringe, humor, and surprise. Key highlights include: The unique dynamics of boomerang romances and how Matthew found himself in a series of geographical "on-again, off-again" relationships. The awkwardness of being stranded in a foreign country with no money, no job, and no backup plan. A sweet moment of redemption when Matthew’s professor offers him a life-changing opportunity. We want to take Well,That Was Awkward all over the world! So we're selling T-shirts (and other merch), just like Matthew -- Get your awkward merch here: https://www.awkwardsage.com/productionservicesstore/merch References: Check out Bree’s high school friend, Nancy (Hilliard) Joyce’s website. Nancy was cool in high school, but she’s phenomenal now! Here’s her website: Nancy Hilliard Art You can find Nancy on Instagram athttps://www.instagram.com/nancyjoyceart/ Connect with Us! Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voicemail at Awkward Sage Media Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook – We want to get awkward with you! Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. Please, dear listener, do not look to this podcast for relationship or financial advice. We don't know what we're talking about!!! Correction: When Bree followed up with Nancy Hilliard to get her permission to be mentioned in this episode, Nancy clarified that she did NOT have permission to be in the smokehouse. Oops! Hope we don't get you in trouble, Nancy!  🔗 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!

We’ve got some news, folks! Bree and Mendy are taking a little breather… sort of. While we’re still here for all your awkward needs, we’re mixing things up a bit and going bi-weekly. That’s right, we’ll be dropping new episodes every other week.  📅 What’s New? Episode Drops Every Other Week: You can still get your awkward fix, just with a little more anticipation built in! YouTube Goodness: We’re not leaving you hanging! Between episodes, catch us on YouTube for exclusive video clips. Make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss out! Stay Connected: Join our Facebook group and mailing list to keep the awkwardness flowing. Who says the fun has to stop just because we’re not in your ears every week? 📬 We Want Your Stories! Got an awkward story that’s been sitting on your chest like a heavy, embarrassing secret? Let it out! Send it our way, and it might just end up featured in an upcoming episode. We promise we’ll only laugh a little… okay, maybe a lot. 👯‍♂️ Join the Awkward Squad: Don’t forget to hop into our Facebook group and sign up for our mailing list. Let’s keep this awkward party going! 🔔 Subscribe, Like, and Stay Awkward! Follow us wherever you listen to podcasts, and don’t forget to hit that subscribe button on YouTube. New content, laughs, and all the awkward goodness you crave—coming your way every other week! Here’s how to connect with us: Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voicemail at Awkward Sage Media Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook – We want to get awkward with you! Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD 🔗 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!

In this episode of Well, That Was Awkward, Bree and Mendy share an incredible story from one of their listeners, Paul, whose journey from a law school student to a soldier during the Vietnam War takes a surprisingly hilarious and awkward turn. Get ready to hear about Paul's unique draft experience, his run-ins with bullies during basic training, and an unexpected assignment with nuclear weapons! Mendy kicks off the episode with a story about her crush on Noam Chomsky and a memorable encounter at MIT, setting the stage for a discussion on parasocial relationships with celebrities. Bree follows up with a hilarious tale of her childhood crush on Ricky Schroder and an embarrassing fan letter gone wrong. But the real story unfolds when Paul, our listener and self-proclaimed biggest fan, recalls his life-changing draft to Vietnam. With the war raging and uncertainty in the air, Paul navigates the trials of basic training, including gorilla stomps and unusual punishments, only to find himself pulled into an even more bizarre situation—learning to assemble nuclear bombs. As Paul’s story reaches its climax, he is chosen for a special assignment, leading to a jaw-dropping reveal during a high-stakes NATO inspection. The result? A classic Well, That Was Awkward moment that you won't want to miss. Tune in for this episode filled with laughter, unexpected twists, and a heartfelt reminder that sometimes, life’s most awkward moments make the best stories. Question of the week: if you are reading this, who was your first celebrity crush? Email us at [email protected] Connect with Us! Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voicemail at Awkward Sage Media Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook – We want to get awkward with you! Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. Advice for world travelers from “Paul”:    “I found it very helpful to read up on the places you intend to visit –  not only on the history but also on the current state of their affairs. Then use that knowledge to start conversations with the people who live there and ask for advice about places to visit and where to eat.    Also, read up on the places in said countries you want to visit and try to make sure you get there.    Always be polite, kind and appreciative. No ugly American stuff, and don’t be demanding or rude. Kindness begets kindness😀😘🤗”   Top Five Places that Paul recommends seeing in a hippie car. Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany Florence, Italy Paris, France Vienna, Austria Lugano, Switzerland 🔗 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!

Welcome to another episode of "Well That Was Awkward," where we dive into the hilariously cringeworthy and downright awkward moments that life throws our way. In this episode, Bree and Mendy are back with stories that will make you laugh, cringe, and maybe even rethink your next good deed! In This Episode: First In-Person Recording: Bree and Mendy share the excitement (and awkwardness) of recording in person for the first time, complete with multi-camera action and all the self-soothing habits they have to leave behind. From picking noses to dealing with the new "hot pink beeper," the transition from audio-only to video is as awkward as it gets. Awkward Restroom Encounter: Mendy recounts a restroom mishap that builds on their previous discussions about knocking on public restroom doors. What happens when you accidentally cause a minor meltdown over a simple knock? Mendy's tale of awkwardness in a little country store restroom will have you nodding in sympathy (or laughing out loud). Birthday Awkwardness: Birthdays can be awkward, especially when you don’t like big callouts. Bree shares how two friends cleverly navigated this minefield by sending sweet, understated messages instead of loud birthday wishes. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the best way to celebrate is with a little less fanfare. Interspecial Awkward Moment: Bree had an unexpected visitor while setting up her new studio—a red-tailed hawk! This majestic bird wasn’t just knocking on her door; it wanted to come inside. Bree talks about her 45-minute encounter with the hawk and the awkwardness of mistaking a bird for a human knocking on her door. Listener Story - Sebastian the Superhero: The highlight of the episode is Sebastian’s epic (and awkward) tale of good intentions gone wrong. Raised with Eastern spiritual values and a deep commitment to service, Sebastian is the guy everyone wants as a friend. After a concert in the countryside, he hears cries for help from the woods and springs into action. Grabbing a nearby concertgoer for backup, he embarks on a rescue mission that takes a surprising turn. Was it a damsel in distress or something entirely unexpected? Tune in to find out how Sebastian’s heroic intentions led to one of the most awkward moments of his life. Awkward Rescues and Reflections: Bree and Mendy break down the elements that made Sebastian’s story so delightfully awkward. From the adrenaline-pumping rescue attempt to the realization that not all cries for help are what they seem, they explore how even the best intentions can lead to hilariously awkward situations. Final Thoughts: The episode wraps up with some practical advice from Sebastian on how to handle unexpected situations. Whether it’s bringing someone along when you’re unsure or learning to laugh at the absurdity of life, there’s a takeaway for everyone. Shoutout to the Bhakti Boys: Inspired by Sebastian’s story, Bree and Mendy give a special shoutout to Sebastian’s band, the Bhakti Boys. If soulful, groovy music with a spiritual twist is your jam, be sure to check them out!  Here’s how to find the Bhaki Boyz: https://www.facebook.com/bhaktiboyz/ https://bhaktiboyz.bandcamp.com/album/bhakti-boyz https://open.spotify.com/artist/0HW4FFxa96TS46YmrAuyEd https://music.apple.com/us/artist/bhakti-boyz/1492767582   Connect with Us! Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voicemail at Awkward Sage Media Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook – We want to get awkward with you! Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists.  You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. 🔗 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!

In this episode, Bree and Mendy unravel the hilariously awkward story of Margaret, a high-flying business consultant who unknowingly lets her love for garlic almost derail her career. From her early days as a competitive child to landing prestigious positions at top consulting firms, Margaret's journey is nothing short of remarkable. But when a well-meaning family intervention reveals a very personal issue, Margaret faces an awkward moment that could have jeopardized her professional reputation. Through laughter and reflection, Bree and Mendy discuss the impact of personal quirks on professional life, the importance of self-awareness, and how even the most embarrassing moments can be turned into valuable life lessons. Key Points: Witness Margaret's ambitious rise in the consulting world and the high stakes of her career. Take notes on how to doctor up a kick-a$$ frozen pizza. Discover the impact of personal habits on professional reputation. Enjoy Mendy and Bree’s Top Five Forces for Guaranteed Feelings of Wellbeing. Learn how to ask trusted friends for feedback on hygiene, appearance, and behavior from an actual consultant. Affirm the power of turning awkward moments into growth opportunities. Connect with Us! Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voicemail at Awkward Sage Media Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook – We want to get awkward with you! Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another  episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone.     🔗 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!

Ever felt that cringe-worthy moment when you wish you could take back something you said or did? Join Mendy and Bree as they celebrate the awkward moments we all experience. This week, we hear a story about our worst middle school nightmare -- getting laughed at by a room full of mean girls! Plus our hosts divulge their own awkward stories from the week.  Protective Awkwardness Mendy shares a story about defending her partner at the pool, showcasing how our awkwardness can become a superpower when protecting loved ones. We explore why we're often more assertive in defending others than ourselves. The Good Morning Challenge Bree recounts her mission to spread cheer in a quiet Cape Cod neighborhood, revealing how cultural differences in manners can lead to unexpected reactions. Cotillion Calamity Our listener Lila takes us back to her 7th-grade cotillion days in Alabama, where a fashion faux pas at the White Ball turns into an unforgettable moment. We discuss: The world of cotillion and its impact on social etiquette The importance of reading invitations carefully How embarrassing moments can sometimes lead to unexpected positive outcomes Awkward Advice We share tips on: Owning your uniqueness, even when it feels uncomfortable The power of confidence in awkward situations Why the Electric Slide is a universal language of fun Bonus: Cotillion Gossip Hear about the scandalous disappearance of a cotillion president that shook the community!   Visual Aid - Mendy's T-shirt Trick Join the Well, That Was Awkward Facebook Group today to see a sketch of Mendy's T-shirt trick! Connect with Us! A special thanks to all of the listeners who took the time to share an episode with your friend this week! (Y'all clearly don't believe in gatekeeping a good dose of schadenfreude...) Did you know that the BEST way to support a podcast is to share it with your friends? It's true! Aaaand the second best way to support a podcast is to Buy Us a Coffee! Want a gold star and eternal gratitude from two podcasters? Here are all the ways to connect: Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voicemail at Awkward Sage Media Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook – We want to get awkward with you! Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone.   🔗 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!

In this episode, Bree and Mendy explore the hilariously awkward and slightly terrifying experience of Ellie, who got stuck in an elevator just before Christmas. They discuss strategies for handling awkward moments, particularly in confined spaces, and share their own cringeworthy encounters. Ellie’s story is a rollercoaster of emotions, complete with lo mein noodles, lipstick messages, and a heroic rescue by her best friend. The episode wraps up with a special message from Synthia Scott Kearney – and offers a valuable tip for anyone who might find themselves stuck in an elevator. (Thank you, Synthia!) Bullet Points: Awkward moments in social interactions and confined spaces Bree and Mendy’s personal anecdotes about embarrassing experiences Ellie’s story: Getting stuck in an elevator before Christmas The importance of support systems during difficult times Humorous and light-hearted approach to dealing with awkward situations Reflections on the lessons learned from awkward moments and misadventures Practical tips for handling elevator emergencies Give your favorite Firefighter a hug today! Tips for Elevator Emergencies: Stay Calm: Panic doesn’t help. Take deep breaths and assess your situation. Use the Emergency Phone: Don’t hesitate to call for help. Firefighters are there to assist you. Conserve Phone Battery: Make one or two essential calls if your phone battery is low. Stay Put: Don’t try to force the doors open. Wait for professional help. Have a Backup Plan: Always carry a portable charger and memorize important phone numbers. Connect with Us: Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voicemail at Awkward Sage Media Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook – We want to get awkward with you! Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. 🔗 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!

This week, Mendy and Bree talk about strategies for dealing with restroom knockers and come up with a business plan for making your next trip to the loo a little less awkward. The episode's highlight is a listener story from Lane. We hear all about how her summer romance with Tristan, a high school acquaintance turned love, blossoms over shared values.  But will their summer romance wilt on the vine? The episode ends on a hopeful note, encouraging listeners to embrace awkwardness and life's lessons.   Bullet Points   - The theme of awkward moments in social interactions and relationships. - Personal anecdotes about embarrassing experiences, particularly in public restrooms. - The dynamics of young love and summer romances. - Lane's story of her summer relationship with Tristan and its emotional ups and downs. - The impact of personal growth and changing life paths on relationships. - The challenges of maintaining communication in long-distance relationships. - The emotional turmoil of experiencing a breakup for the first time. - The importance of support systems, such as friends and family, during difficult times. - The humorous and light-hearted approach to dealing with awkward situations. - Reflections on the lessons learned from awkward moments and heartbreaks.   Connect with Us: Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voice mail at https://www.awkwardsagemedia.com/show/well-that-was-awkward-podcast/about/ Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook -- We want to get awkward with you! https://www.facebook.com/groups/wellthatwasawkward Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. Links & Mentions   Here are a few  mentions with timestamps arranged by topic:    Tools and Concepts - Do Not Disturb Cards for Restrooms: "03:17" - Snapchat: "16:25" - Tinder: "00:24:12" - UPS: "00:26:36" - Monk Manual Planner: "00:27:21"    Music and Artists - "You Know I'm No Good" by Amy Winehouse: "12:53" - "Valerie" by Amy Winehouse: "12:58" - "August" by Taylor Swift: "13:10"   🔗 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!

This week, Bree and Mendy dive into a listener's hilariously awkward high school story that involves perms, weed, and a surprising triumph in a calculus class. Plus, they share their own awkward moments and serenade you with a special song at the end. Don’t miss out on this 80s flashback that will have you laughing out loud and reminiscing about your own high school days. Key Themes: Summertime awkward moments (FREE THE NIPS… maybe?) High school memories  Awkward fashion and hairstyles of the 80s The adventures (and misadventures) of smoking weed in high school Unexpected academic triumphs Listener Stories: Swimsuit Malfunction: A listener shares her cringe-worthy beach experience with a wardrobe malfunction. Ted’s High School Saga: From being a nerdy middle schooler to a cool high school senior, Teddy's journey involves babysitting for weed, high times behind the rock, and an unforgettable calculus class. Special Thanks to Mendy St. Ours and Gabe Gavin for creating the three reggae songs we used to illustrate Teddy’s epic awkward moment! For more music by Gabe, visit: https://www.facebook.com/bhaktiboyz and Check Out BhaktiBoyz on Spotify and Bandcamp! If you want more music from Mendy, we trade jingles for awkward stories. P.S. If you wanna see a clip from  Mendy’s standup set mentioned in this episode, here’s the link! https://youtu.be/__ITGNNO5lw. Special thanks, also to Mr. *****, my Latin teacher. If you read this, here's a note for you: Gratias tibi ago quod eximium linguae Latinae doctorem, ac semper me deligendis ut numero 3 respondeas! (Any mistakes in this are due to my own poor study habits, and are not reflective of his teaching!) Connect with Us: Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voice mail at https://www.awkwardsagemedia.com/show/well-that-was-awkward-podcast/about/ Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook -- We want to get awkward with you! https://www.facebook.com/groups/wellthatwasawkward Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. 🔗 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!

This week, Bree and Mendy dive into the cringe-worthy adventures of George Steele. Join us as we unravel George's impulsive trip to Savannah with a dating app match? Will they find a love connection in the land of Southern charm – or will the whole relationship go up in flames? Key Themes: Embracing awkward moments The ups and downs of dating Savannah travel highlights and mishaps Awkward Stories of the Week: Mendy’s Awkward IUD Change: A medical procedure turned into a musical moment. Bree’s Group Chat Mishap: But if you want to buy us a coffee, here’s the non-typoed link: Link George Steele's Awkward Date: From a boring start to a fiery end, this southern adventure is filled with unexpected twists. Takeaways: Embrace the awkward; it makes for the best stories. Sometimes, even the most boring dates can have a surprising twist. A memorable date doesn't always mean a perfect date. Get better at Seggs. Connect with Us: Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voice mail at Awkward Sage Media. Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook – We want to get awkward with you! Join Here. Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee. Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Let’s make it less awkward - follow and leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️  review wherever you catch your pods! Fact Checking Section: 1. The History of Budapest 2. Savannah Department of Tourism 3. Love at First Fright -- The Roller Coaster Study 4. Why Horror Movies Turn Me On 🔗 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!

Welcome to a special holiday episode of "Well, That Was Awkward," where Bree and Mendy share the most hilariously cringeworthy voicemails submitted by our beloved listeners. Celebrating Independence Day with a bang, we’ve got tales of embarrassing encounters, unexpected discoveries, and awkward celebrity run-ins. Key Themes: We REALLY REALLY Want to hear from you! Share your story with us! Embarrassing encounters at public places Celebrity sightings and awkward interactions Misplaced items leading to awkward situations Hilarious misunderstandings and social faux pas Listener Stories: Bagel Shop Blunder: A listener recounts a mortifying moment at Bodo’s Bagels involving a compliment gone wrong. Sock it to me: A call back to the infamous vibrator episode, with a listener sharing their own awkward parent encounter. Classroom Confessions: An elementary school art teacher finds her underwear in the most unexpected place. Celebrity Yoga Class: Russell shares his unforgettable experience practicing yoga alongside Willem Dafoe and Mike D. **See footnote for a  special follow up to this story Heroic Coffee Cup Rescue: Denise tells her story of mistaking a coffee cup crisis for an emergency. Returning Red Clogs: Kayla’s lighthearted request to get back her favorite shoes. A Special Bonus Awkward moment… * The Mike D. in Russell's story was probably Mike D., the Beastie Boy… Here’s an interview between THAT Mike D. and Eddie Stern, for your listening pleasure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JAWTRFIK7o Highlighted Awkward Moments: Mendy’s disdain for overly dramatic national anthem performances at July 4th events. (And yet, she couldn’t resist singing it!) Bree accidentally got high before this recording session. This  interfered with her ability to comment cogently on anyone’s awkward moments. For that she apologizes… and next time she’ll read the box more carefully. Takeaways: Embrace awkward moments; they make for the best stories. Always double-check that CBD label. Sometimes, you’re not alone in your awkwardness—listeners’ stories prove that we all have cringe-worthy moments. Connect with Us: Share your awkward stories (Anonymously – or Not!) in writing or by voice mail at https://www.awkwardsagemedia.com/show/well-that-was-awkward-podcast/about/ Join our Cult of Awkwardness on Facebook -- We want to get awkward with you! https://www.facebook.com/groups/wellthatwasawkward Follow us on Instagram: @awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me a Coffee Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual using the code AWKWARD. Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. Mentioned in This Episode: Bodo’s Bagels The Finding Harmony Podcast One Simple Thing by Eddie Stern Movies: Born on the 4th of July, Poor Things Famous Figures: Willem Dafoe, Mike D 🔗 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!

Welcome to another episode of "Well, That Was Awkward," where Bree and Mendy dissect listener's most cringe-worthy and hilarious moments with warmth, wit, and irreverent insight. In this episode, join us as we explore the world of Zoom fails, unexpected emotional moments, and the importance of humor in navigating awkward situations. Key Themes: The emotional rollercoaster of losing a beloved pet The hilariously awkward consequences of an unexpected Zoom fail Navigating parent-teacher conferences during a pandemic The resilience and humor required to handle public embarrassment Creative problem-solving in the face of virtual communication mishaps Takeaways: Always double-check before leaving a virtual meeting Embrace the unexpected with humor and grace Forget Zoom, use Google Meet. Use awkward moments as opportunities to bond and empathize with others Remember, you're not alone in your awkwardness – we all have our moments Mentioned in This Episode: Zoom: Make sure to double-click to exit meetings properly! French Classes: The challenges of full immersion during virtual learning Connect with us: Share your own hilarious or cringe-worthy stories (Anonymously – or Not!) with Bree and Mendy through the "Well, That Was Awkward" form. Leave a voice memo sharing your awkward moment (or your thoughts about the ones we've shared today) on the Well, That Was Awkward Website! Follow us on Instagram: Awkward Sage Media Instagram Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at: Buy Me A Coffee You know what’s not awkward? Monks! Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual and use the discount code AWKWARD We'll be back next week! Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. Until then, remember, you may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone.   Permission to use the French National Anthem is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.  Thank you to http://nationalanthems.info. If you are interested in hearing a vast array of national anthems from around the globe, we encourage you to visit their website.   This episode is dedicated to Nana, who was never a dick.   🔗 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!

Welcome to Episode 4 of "Well, That Was Awkward," where Bree and Mendy share and dissect our listeners' most cringe-worthy and hilarious moments. Join us as we delve into the world of childhood mischief, grown-up pranks, and the lasting power of humor. Key Themes: Mischievous childhood antics and their lasting impacts Resilience and humor in navigating public embarrassment The joy of connecting through shared awkward moments The importance of looking before you smack! Takeaways: Embrace the unexpected with humor and grace. Use awkward moments as opportunities to bond and empathize with others. Always make sure it’s your friend before smacking their booty! Lean into the awkwardness and find the humor in every situation. Remember, you're not alone in your awkwardness – we all have our moments. Mentioned in This Episode: Irish Twins: Siblings born less than 11 months apart. Recommended from this episode: Birth Control methods Connect with us: Share your own hilarious or cringe-worthy stories (Anonymously – or Not!) with Bree and Mendy through the "Well, That Was Awkward" form. Leave a voice memo sharing your awkward moment (or your thoughts about the ones we've shared today) on the "Well, That Was Awkward" Website. Follow us on Instagram: Awkward Sage Media Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at Buy Me A Coffee You know what’s not awkward? Monks! Let’s all pretend to be monks! Get a discount on your Monk Manual at Monk Manual and use the discount code AWKWARD We'll be back next week! Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. Until then, remember, you may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. 🔗 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!

Welcome to another episode of "Well, That Was Awkward," where Bree and Mendy share and dissect life's most cringe-worthy and hilarious moments with warmth, wit, and irreverent insight. In this episode, join us as we explore the world of theater blunders, unexpected bodily functions, and the power of humor in the face of embarrassment. Key Themes: Theater mishaps and live performance challenges The awkwardness of unexpected bodily functions The resilience and humor required to navigate public embarrassment The importance of shared experiences and empathy in awkward situations Creative problem-solving in the face of embarrassment Takeaways: Embrace the unexpected with humor and grace. Use awkward moments as opportunities to bond and empathize with others. Always empty your bladder before a live performance! Lean into the awkwardness and find the humor in every situation. Remember, you're not alone in your awkwardness – we all have our moments.   Mentioned in This Episode: Kegels: We mentioned that Kegels can help avoid such awkward mishaps. Here’s a reminder to do your Kegels! Spironolactone: A diuretic mentioned in the context of avoiding unexpected urinary mishaps. You can read more about it here.   Connect with us:  Share your own hilarious or cringe-worthy stories (Anonymously – or Not!) with Bree and Mendy through the "Well, That Was Awkward" form. Leave a voice memo sharing your  awkward moment (or your thoughts about the ones we've shared today) on the Well, That Was Awkward Website! Follow us on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at https://buymeacoffee.com/awkwardsage You know what’s not awkward? Monks!  Let’s all pretend to be monks!  Get a discount on your Monk Manual at https://monkmanual.com/AWKWARD  and use the discount code AWKWARD We'll be back next week! Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. Until then, remember, you may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. 🔗 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!

Welcome to "Well, That Was Awkward," where hosts Bree and Mendy share stories of life's most cringe-worthy moments with humor, warmth, and irreverent insight. In this episode, join us as we unpack Ben's hilariously mortifying encounter at the gym and explore the hilarious aftermath of an unplanned fitness disaster.  Key Themes: A listener story that will make you queasy. The pitfalls of trying too hard to impress at the gym. The delicate balance of social dynamics around hookups. Embracing awkward moments with humor and grace. Tips on how to avoid gym-related embarrassments. Takeaways: Don't overdo it in the gym to impress someone. Keep your workouts within your limits to avoid awkward incidents. Embrace your quirks and mishaps with humor. Learn from your embarrassing moments and move on. Connect with us:  Share your own hilarious or cringe-worthy stories (Anonymously – or Not!) with Bree and Mendy through the "Well, That Was Awkward" form. Leave a voice memo sharing your thoughts on Taylor's predicament and how you would handle it on the Well, That Was Awkward Website! Follow us on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at https://buymeacoffee.com/awkwardsage You know what’s not awkward? Monks!  Let’s all pretend to be monks!  Get a discount on your Monk Manual at https://monkmanual.com/AWKWARD  and use the discount code AWKWARD We'll be back next week! Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. Until then, remember, you may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. 🔗 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!

Welcome to "Well, That Was Awkward," where hosts Bree and Mendy share stories of life's most cringe-worthy moments with humor, warmth, and irreverent insight. In this episode, join us as we unpack Taylor's jaw-dropping encounter with Meadowhaven management and explore the hilarious aftermath of an unplanned inspection... Key Themes: A listener story leaves us vibing. Creative problem-solving in awkward situations. Embracing empowerment and owning quirks with humor. Strategies for navigating shame and embarrassment with wit and whimsy. The liberating power of outrageous solutions in embarrassing predicaments. Takeaways: Embrace embarrassment with humor, creativity, and self-assurance. Own your quirks and celebrate your unique identity, even in the face of awkwardness. Remember, sometimes the most outrageous solutions are the most effective in navigating embarrassing situations. Connect with us:  Share your own hilarious or cringe-worthy stories (Anonymously – or Not!) with Bree and Mendy through the "Well, That Was Awkward" form. Leave a voice memo sharing your thoughts on Taylor's predicament and how you would handle it on the Well, That Was Awkward Website! Follow us on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/awkwardsagemedia Buy us a coffee and support this podcast at https://buymeacoffee.com/awkwardsage You know what’s not awkward? Monks!  Let’s all pretend to be monks!  Get a discount on your Monk Manual at https://monkmanual.com/AWKWARD  and use the discount code AWKWARD We'll be back next week! Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. Until then, remember, you may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone. EX22MRLupqW1dTPMqVYO 🔗 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!

Join Mendy St. Ours and Bree Luck, your unqualified, yet certified awkwardness experts as they launch a podcast dedicated to exploring (and celebrating) the hilariously uncomfortable moments we've all experienced.   This trailer is a sneak peek at what awaits you: listener-submitted stories, side-splitting commentary, and a supportive space to celebrate (and dissect) the awkwardness that unites us.   ***NEW EPISODES DROP IN MAY!*** In This Trailer, You'll Hear: Our catchy new theme song tune, written by Mendy. A glimpse into the relatable awkward situations we all face The promise of hilarious reactions and supportive vibes from Mendy and Bree The chance to be a part of the show by submitting your own stories Call to Action: Follow us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify (links coming soon!) so you don't miss a single episode of cringeworthy fun. Do you have an awkward story that needs to be shared? Submit it anonymously through our Google Form  or leave us a voice message (awkwardness encouraged!). P.S. We know you have them – those hilariously embarrassing stories that make you want to crawl under a rock. This is your chance to share them (anonymously, of course) and join our awkward adventure! 🔗 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!