Ep 051: From Awkward to Authentic: Mastering Workplace Relatability

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04/23/25 • 32 min

In today’s episode, we’ll break down the subtle art of not being the workplace try-hard. Because let's face it: nothing kills relatability faster than that guy who's quoting LinkedIn influencers unironically. We’ll cover the hacks no one tells you about - like why self-deprecating humor is your best office tool, how to quit flexing and start connecting, and the surprising power of admitting you don’t know what you're doing (spoiler: nobody really does). This episode is equal parts career therapy, pop culture snark, and life advice you’ll wish you’d gotten sooner. So whether you’re climbing the ladder or quietly plotting your exit, grab your coffee (or wine - we don't judge) and let’s get relatable.

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Ep 050: The Great Gatsby at 100: The Party That Never Ends!

Highlights of this episode include diving into the enduring legacy of The Great Gatsby—a novel that, a century after its publication, still defines the glitz, glamour, and disillusionment of the Jazz Age. We’ll explore how F. Scott Fitzgerald’s masterpiece went from a lukewarm reception in 1925 to becoming one of the most celebrated works of American literature. And with its 100th anniversary upon us, we’ll unpack why Gatsby’s world of reckless extravagance, lost dreams, and mysterious green lights still captivates readers today. From its cultural impact to its many adaptations (some better than others), and even the wild theories about Gatsby’s true backstory, we’ll give you everything you need to sound like the most sophisticated person at your next literary discussion—whether you’re a die-hard fan or just remember reading it in high school.