<![CDATA[CC US IN]]>We know. Talking about work? It should be left at work, right? Wrong. The average person spends 90,000 hours at work during their lifetime. Are you telling us that there aren't some sordid stories to tell for others to savour. The gripes, the universal grudges, the "I can't believe they just said that" angry typing on the work chat. When your partner or friend tells you they don't want to hear about work - don't worry, we do. When you're told not to bring work home, bring it to us instead.

Just don't forget to CC US IN - tell management@ccusin.com.

Co-hosted by two friends who met at work, tried and failed to start a business together, tried and failed to start a podcast together (the first time), and spend 80% of our time together chatting about work. This second attempt at a podcast is based on a hunch that there are more of us out there. The people whose friendships are entirely reliant upon them staying employed so they've got something to talk about.

Think you've got a story for us? We want to hear about:

  • Office dramas - any and all
  • Colleagues with infuriating habits and rituals
  • Senior leadership who need to calm the fuck down
  • Clients that need a reality check
  • Lunchtime/break survival tactics
  • Office romances gone rogue
  • Broken promises - policies, procedures, redundancies
  • Staff changes - new starters, retirements, fresh blood
  • Outside of the office - traders, shop owners, public service workers

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]]>www.ccusin.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Tue, 13 Oct 2026 04:28:53 GMTSun, 23 Aug 2026 13:16:05 GMT60CC US IN<p>We know. Talking about work? It should be left at work, right? Wrong. The average person spends 90,000 hours at work during their lifetime. Are you telling us that there aren't some sordid stories to tell for others to savour. The gripes, the universal grudges, the "I can't believe they just said that" angry typing on the work chat. When your partner or friend tells you they don't want to hear about work - don't worry, we do. When you're told not to bring work home, bring it to us instead. </p><p></p><p>Just don't forget to CC US IN - tell management@ccusin.com.</p><p></p><p> <i>Co-hosted by two friends who met at work, tried and failed to start a business together, tried and failed to start a podcast together (the first time), and spend 80% of our time together chatting about work. This second attempt at a podcast is based on a hunch that there are more of us out there. The people whose friendships are entirely reliant upon them staying employed so they've got something to talk about. </i></p><p></p><p><i>Think you've got a story for us? We want to hear about:</i></p><p></p><ul><li>Office dramas - any and all</li><li>Colleagues with infuriating habits and rituals</li><li>Senior leadership who need to calm the fuck down</li><li>Clients that need a reality check</li><li>Lunchtime/break survival tactics </li><li>Office romances gone rogue</li><li>Broken promises - policies, procedures, redundancies</li><li>Staff changes - new starters, retirements, fresh blood</li><li>Outside of the office - traders, shop owners, public service workers</li></ul><p></p><p><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://ccusin.com/" target="_blank">https://ccusin.com/</a></p><p></p>episodicCC US INmanagement@ccusin.comyes<![CDATA[I've Messed Up (Work Mistakes You Never Forget)]]>Have you ever messed up at work so badly that your heart plunges into your stomach and out your arse? The moment you relive when you're alone in bed at night, cursing yourself and cringing through every awful second.

Those are the stories Charlie and Jenie are delving into in this week's episode of CC US IN. From recent news-worthy and oh-so-public mess-ups to the day-to-day errors you try to fix while no-one else is looking.

The big question is, what lengths will you go to when you hit send on an email to the wrong colleague? Well listen and find out.

We want to revisit this topic again in a future episode so, do us all a big favour back at HQ and share your story with management@ccusin.com


]]>06dbf912-30ef-447c-bdd2-426c7ee60707Tue, 06 Oct 2026 17:30:10 GMT<p>Have you ever messed up at work so badly that your heart plunges into your stomach and out your arse? The moment you relive when you're alone in bed at night, cursing yourself and cringing through every awful second.</p><p>Those are the stories Charlie and Jenie are delving into in this week's episode of CC US IN. From recent news-worthy and oh-so-public mess-ups to the day-to-day errors you try to fix while no-one else is looking.</p><p>The big question is, what lengths will you go to when you hit send on an email to the wrong colleague? Well listen and find out.</p><p>We want to revisit this topic again in a future episode so, do us all a big favour back at HQ and share your story with <a href="mailto:manage@ccusin.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">management@ccusin.com</a></p><p><br /></p>no00:35:0614I've Messed Up (Work Mistakes You Never Forget)full<![CDATA[Let's Get Petty]]>Oh to be petty, one of work life's little luxuries. A way to pass the time, a way to get even, a way to make sure that no minor grievances go unnoticed. This episode gets us out of the toilet (listen to episode 2 if you need a sh*t fix) and onto the office floor, where tensions rise and fall faster than the jobsworth in charge of the aircon.

Jenie invites Charlie to rank these workplace stories on their levels of sheer pettiness. From a kebab order gone wrong to an relentless expenses battle to Charlie's revelation about her own petty habits.

I mean, how petty can you get? Really.

Don't forget to tell us your stories, we want to hear them. Just tell management@ccusin.com

www.ccusin.com

]]>7109f742-133d-44fe-bf3e-360731a2baddMon, 28 Sep 2026 20:20:33 GMT<p>Oh to be petty, one of work life's little luxuries. A way to pass the time, a way to get even, a way to make sure that no minor grievances go unnoticed. This episode gets us out of the toilet (listen to episode 2 if you need a sh*t fix) and onto the office floor, where tensions rise and fall faster than the jobsworth in charge of the aircon.</p><p>Jenie invites Charlie to rank these workplace stories on their levels of sheer pettiness. From a kebab order gone wrong to an relentless expenses battle to Charlie's revelation about her own petty habits.</p><p>I mean, how petty can you get? Really.</p><p>Don't forget to tell us your stories, we want to hear them. Just tell <a href="mailto:management@ccusin.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">management@ccusin.com</a></p><p>www.ccusin.com</p>yes00:23:1013Let's Get Pettyfull<![CDATA[Phantom Shitters (A Workplace Phenomenon)]]>There’ll always be differences between colleagues. Any hey - it keeps the workplace interesting. Differences of opinions, lifestyles, hierarchy, payslips, takes on reality.

But the grand equaliser (aside from death) is the need to shit. For some, this is an unremarkable occurrence in daily life but for others, it is a weapon, an art medium or as Charlie has discovered, a way to send a message.

Inspired by episode 1's case of the phantom bogey-wiper, Charlie talks Jennie through the phantom shitter phenomenon that has been known to haunt workplaces. Together, they try to find rhyme or reason for their motive.

Researching this episode meant Charlie found herself wading through Reddit shit to find some golden nuggets.

If you want to send us your own story about a dirty protester, or another juicy work story, you can tell management@ccusin.com.

]]>27fb9a9b-dc04-4ddb-9b5c-74a1d255fd7bThu, 27 Aug 2026 19:32:31 GMT<p>There’ll always be differences between colleagues. Any hey - it keeps the workplace interesting. Differences of opinions, lifestyles, hierarchy, payslips, takes on reality. </p><p></p><p>But the grand equaliser (aside from death) is the need to shit. For some, this is an unremarkable occurrence in daily life but for others, it is a weapon, an art medium or as Charlie has discovered, a way to send a message.</p><p></p><p>Inspired by episode 1's case of the phantom bogey-wiper, Charlie talks Jennie through the phantom shitter phenomenon that has been known to haunt workplaces. Together, they try to find rhyme or reason for their motive.</p><p></p><p>Researching this episode meant Charlie found herself wading through Reddit shit to find some golden nuggets.</p><p></p><p>If you want to send us your own story about a dirty protester, or another juicy work story, you can tell <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:management@ccusin.com" target="_blank">management@ccusin.com</a>.</p>no00:24:0512Phantom Shitters (A Workplace Phenomenon)full<![CDATA[Clocking In]]>Consider this your official induction to CC US IN. Two ex-work pals, Jenie and Charlie meet with two crap mics and a prayer to finally record the first episode of a long-talked-about dream to start a podcast together.

Yes, it's 2026. We know the podcast bubble has burst but, we don't want to lay on our deathbeds (probably together if Charlie has her way) and say "we never did make that podcast." So here we are.

EPISODE MINUTES

Audio: we know it's crap. Stick around for episode 2 onwards, by then the real mics have arrived.

Length: you can listen this 4 times on your average 1hr lunch break, twice if you work in public services.

What do we talk about? to get started, we revisit some golden moments from our first workplace together (1 of 3 in total). We tackle the case of the phantom bogey-wiper, the tale of the tea stirrer and TMI sick notes.

It's short, it's scrappy (just like Charlie) and it's the start of something we've been thinking on for yearsss.

If you want to send in your stories, don't forget to CC US IN and tell management@ccusin.com

Our short and scrappy website is www.ccusin.com

]]>4585bbb0-35bf-4764-95a2-7d01d1431197Sun, 23 Aug 2026 13:27:23 GMT<p>Consider this your official induction to CC US IN. Two ex-work pals, Jenie and Charlie meet with two crap mics and a prayer to <i>finally</i> record the first episode of a long-talked-about dream to start a podcast together.</p><p></p><p>Yes, it's 2026. We know the podcast bubble has burst but, we don't want to lay on our deathbeds (probably together if Charlie has her way) and say "we never did make that podcast." So here we are.</p><p></p><p><b>EPISODE MINUTES</b></p><p></p><p><b>Audio: </b>we know it's crap. Stick around for episode 2 onwards, by then the real mics have arrived. </p><p></p><p><b>Length: </b>you can listen this 4 times on your average 1hr lunch break, twice if you work in public services. </p><p></p><p><b>What do we talk about? </b>to get started, we revisit some golden moments from our first workplace together (1 of 3 in total). We tackle the case of the phantom bogey-wiper, the tale of the tea stirrer and TMI sick notes. </p><p></p><p>It's short, it's scrappy (just like Charlie) and it's the start of something we've been thinking on for yearsss. </p><p></p><p>If you want to send in your stories, don't forget to CC US IN and tell <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:management@ccusin.com" target="_blank">management@ccusin.com</a> </p><p></p><p>Our short and scrappy website is <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.ccusin.com" target="_blank">www.ccusin.com</a> </p>yes00:13:4611Clocking Infull