Stephanie, from the Denver based podcast Dead House Plants, visits with CC about Pony Boy, a wretched boss she experienced at a Seattle based longterm residential center with chronic mental health issues. While Pony Boy ended up being pretty awful in general, Stephanie encounters angels all around her that come to her aid; including a bad-ass HR representative! Stephanie also shares a life lesson nugget from a previous client.

CC sits down with Sofie to talk about a chaotic work environment and the challenges Sofie faced when interacting with three different managers, with competing interests and personalities. Sofie details the day of her dismissal and the premonition she had the morning of… Thankfully, Sofie has landed somewhere better, and way, way less toxic!

Kathy T helps CC discuss their kooky boss who helped inspire this podcast. Memory lane is fruitful, but time and distance have provided both Kathy T and CC a kinder view of their boss, who probably was just a product of a male-dominated industry. Cute giggles provided by Mackenzie, who also helped to produce this episode!

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Can a chief of a fire station be one of the guys? Definitely, when the crew is running drills and working out, but there are definitely times when the chief needs to be chiefly. Sam The Fireman talks humbly about his job, which happens to be his passion and one of his dream jobs. CC also interviews his fiancé who provides a little more color as to how she felt about the Chief in question.

CC interviews a wise man with seasoned experience to gain some perspective. Fueled by delicious tequila CC and Jim explore some vital conclusions about micro-managers, the worst department in a corporation, how to get chill enough to handle life stress and focusing on the bottom line.

A brief encounter at an industry event brings Scott, a virtual stranger to CC’s garage to discuss a new development at a business sales development company abroad. Scott, sipping water to hydrate, details the characteristics of a boss that promised a life-changing event that was quickly walked back.

CC interviews her buddy, Dr. Buddy about a supervisor who doesn’t do much; but is perhaps lacking constructive support from upper management to execute supervisory duties in a critical care unit at a teaching hospital. Dr. Buddy sips chai tea in CC’s first interview for the podcast.

Welcome to  CC: Me on everything, a podcast about your terrible boss. To anonymously and respectfully put on blast. And, hopefully, in doing so we find ways to cope, confront, laugh and maybe find the next best thing. 

Releasing on January 28th!