E255: Drama Moms on the Internet

Most people in your community know where to find answers regarding town affairs. The others go to Facebook because, well, um, meh - we don't know. Liz presents a case study in passive aggressive bitchery (yes, that's a word). It's been going on for almost a week! Are these two "ladies" done yet? Also, Evan is mad that school starts before Labor Day and Rick is still reading the school emails that have flooded his inbox.

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About the Podcast

Small Town Scuttlebutt

We react to the overreactions of small town problems.

Making sense of what’s happening in our society is complicated. From the perpetual virtue-signaling to the over-reliance on water bottles, small towns across the globe are facing serious challenges. The man-bun, mommy blogs, and people who consider figure skating a sport; they’re all egregiously wrong!

So, if your typical day is stymied by self-checkout machines that always need an employee override or your inbox is flooded with way too many over-worded emails from your kid’s school, we can commiserate.

Join us as we critically examine these quandaries and more every Tuesday on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere else cool podcasts are found.

Check us out online at smalltownscuttlebutt.com.

About your hosts

Rick Fink Jr.

Rick Fink Jr. is the co-creator and host of Small Town Scuttlebutt and a stay-at-home-dad. As an emerging comic in the Boston area during the pandemic, Rick sought podcasting as an alternative to live performing. Rick's first time on stage in front of a microphone occurred in second grade when he won a chickadee mating call contest.

Episode 255