Work Drama

After leaving her in-person medical job for remote work, Lizbeth realized she wasn’t going to miss the commute, but she was absolutely going to miss the work drama. So, she built a podcast to source it. Joined by her best friend Sharon, today’s Resident Instigator and Group Chat Voice, they unpack anonymized workplace stories with logic, unfiltered reactions, and the kind of commentary you’d normally save for the group chat. Episode 2- The Office Knows! In this episode, they break down a story from a corporate bank where a senior manager’s personal life quietly becomes office knowledge. At first, it’s just speculation. Side conversations. Things people notice… but don’t say out loud. Until one night, after hours, someone shows up looking for answers. And according to one person? “The office knows.” Did anyone actually know? Should they have said something? Or is this the kind of situation coworkers are supposed to stay out of completely? Names changed. Jobs protected. Opinions included. Have your own work drama? Don’t be shy, submit it and become the next Work Bestie — we’re just getting started! Submitting Work Drama Stories- Name the industry  Roles/Job Titles - if important to the story The Drama (what happened?) The Outcome If you have already anonymized your story, just let us know! Send your Work Drama to: [email protected] Work Drama is recorded and produced at Idea Forge Studios at Project Imo in Willimantic, CT.

After leaving her in-person medical job for remote work, Lizbeth realized she wasn’t going to miss the commute, but she was absolutely going to miss the work drama. So, she built a podcast to source it. Joined by her best friend Sharon, today’s Resident Instigator and Group Chat Voice, they unpack anonymized workplace stories with logic, unfiltered reactions, and the kind of commentary you’d normally save for the group chat. In this pilot episode, they break down a story from a medical-adjacent workplace where small amounts of cash kept disappearing. Nothing dramatic. Just enough to look like sloppy bookkeeping. Until someone finally checked the cameras. Was this bold criminal behavior? Or catastrophic management incompetence? Names changed. Jobs protected. Opinions included. Have your own work drama? Don't be shy, submit it and become the next Work Bestie — we’re just getting started! Submitting Work Drama Stories- Name the industry  Roles/Job Titles - if important to the story The Drama (what happened) The Outcome  if you have already anonymized your story, just let us know! Send your Work Drama to: [email protected]