Short, Sweet and Petty

This week on Short, Sweet, and Petty, Mo is coming for the airport barefoot brigade — because nobody asked to see your ashy, crusty dogs while waiting to board a flight. Meanwhile, Angie has a grievance against car manufacturers who apparently forgot that short people exist when designing sun visors. Seriously, how are we supposed to drive when the sun is directly in our eyeballs?! In the Sweet se...

Mo’s friend Jen has a serious problem: apparently, some people don’t understand that a closed bathroom door at work means BUSINESS IS CLOSED. Meanwhile, Angie is over the endless password changes that make logging into anything feel like a full-time job. Then Mo shares the texts moms get from their kids while they’re trying to enjoy a vacation away from their kids(“What should I eat?” “Can you sen...

This week, Mo is coming for loud girls’ trip offenders on planes, while Angie is taking on legging companies that apparently think we all want to see everything. Then Mo asks the question we’ve ALL been waiting for: if the doctor’s office can charge us for being late, shouldn’t we get a discount when THEY are running behind? Fair is fair! Angie shares the things that would immediately fix her mood...

This week on Short, Sweet, and Petty, Mo is fed up with people treating doctor's offices like their personal speakerphones, while Angie would like Costco shoppers to move their carts and their entire existence OUT OF THE MIDDLE OF THE AISLE. Listener and Angie's friend Jordan brings us some premium neighborhood pettiness involving a carport approval standoff and a fence that apparently has...

Description: This week on Short, Sweet, and Petty, Mo is PETTY about parents who haven’t taught their kids to handle things when they go wrong on the soccer field and about people who make commitments, like being a team manager, and then apparently forget what the word commitment means. Angie has her own grievance: fast fashion companies that somehow make the exact same item in different colors fi...

Angie and Mo’s Mom is back, and apparently so is everyone’s ability to find something to complain about. This week, Mom has a grievance about people, including herself, who repeat themselves in converations, Mo is slowly losing her mind over a coworker who clears their throat ALL. DAY. LONG, and Angie has a first class, first world problem involving an overhead bin, a tiny backpack, and one very s...

We’ve got a special guest in the studio! For Episode 15, Mo’s daughter Jolie joins Short, Sweet, and Petty Pod to give us the Gen Z perspective—and, naturally, bring some new material to the petty table. Jolie’s petty grievance: people insisting she said something she absolutely did NOT say. Mo is annoyed by the weirdly sexist vibes of the “compliment circle” on a friend’s daughter’s girls’ soccer...

This week on Short, Sweet, and Petty, we’re covering a little bit of everything—from people having full-blown, very inappropriate phone conversations in the bathroom stalls at work to the absolute chaos of college parent Facebook groups. Then Mo gets a little nostalgic remembering the stupid comedies she loved watching with her cousin, who recently passed away, while Angie gets into the green flag...

Mo kicks things off with a petty grievance against movies that somehow exist but cannot be streamed ANYWHERE. Seriously… where did all these movies go?! Angie has her own GPS-related grievance after discovering that apparently even lakes can get a rebrand.  Then Angie and Mo tried something new: the viral “Don’t Say the Same Word” challenge. Angie and Mo  only matched 3 out of 10 times. So much fo...

Angie and Mo are joined by their first guest - their Mom - for a very special episode recorded around Angie’s college drop-off weekend in East Lansing! But don’t worry— Angie and Mo still talked all their normal nonsense! Their mom starts off with a petty grievance filed against people who miss deadlines and makes her position very clear: a deadline is a deadline, people. No exceptions. Angie file...

This week, we’re bringing the petty 😂 Mo kicks things off with a Who’s Wrong Here? story about a stepmom who took petty to another level after her stepson reminded her she wasn’t his “real mom”—just his dad’s wife. Meanwhile, Angie filed an official grievance against doctor’s office scales because honestly, why are they so judgy and mean?! Then things get messy as Mo shares the hilariously rude n...

This week, the Petty is STRONG. Mo is officially over people who apparently never learned how to flush a toilet, while Angie has zero patience for people who think movie theaters are the perfect place for a conversation. Seriously… STFU 🤬 Then Mo brings the heat with her hot take on the things you should NEVER say to short people, while Angie shares why she is absolutely loving The Odyssey. Then...

This week on Short, Sweet & Petty, Angie and Mo are  filing complaints and making no apologies. Mo shares the "nasty gram" her mail carrier left after the garbage cans blocked the mailbox (spoiler alert: she didn't even put them there), while Angie declares war on those impossible-to-peel white tabs that seem to be glued onto every bottle and container. Then Mo makes the case tha...

This week on Short, Sweet & Petty, we're wondering if common courtesy has officially left the building. Mo calls out the grown men acting like they were raised in a barn—from office burping to UPS line cutters—while Angie has had enough of barefoot hotel lobby wanderers and people who take forever to back out of a parking space. Mo then recommends Jameela Jamil's new podcast Wrong Turn...

This week, Mo and Angie are feeling extra petty. Mo vents about the embarrassment of a tap-to-pay fail and the cashier instantly treating her like she’s a brokie, while Angie can't understand why anyone thinks it's okay to ride around with their feet on the dashboard. On the sweet side, Mo delivers a hot take that might start a smoothie war: Smoothie King beats Tropical Smoothie Cafe. Then...

This week, Mo and Ang have thoughts... and they're not holding back.  Mo can’t understand people who join team sports only to quit when things get inconvenient, while Ang makes the case that the 80s classic My Sharona is way creepier than anyone remembers. Then, Mo shares what it was like meeting Jim Harbaugh, and Ang discovers how many cultures celebrate menopause as the beginning of a powerful n...

Sneezing at 30,000 Feet, Don't Misspell Theresa's Name, and More Petty Nonsense from Angie and Mo. This week, Angie and Mo are feeling extra petty. They vent about people who board airplanes while obviously sick, the frustration of clothing sizes that seem to change from store to store, and your listener-submitted grievances—including getting your name misspelled at work and the outrageous...

Mo and Angie kick off this week's petty grievances with people who send "Hi..what’s up?s on Teams... then wait five minutes before telling you what they actually want and parking lot ride asses who somehow manage to block every lane. Then Mo shares a packing hack that's changing her travel game while Angie shares the Instagram account that has her completely obsessed. Then they wrap t...

This week, Angie and Mo discuss crowd blockers at sporting events, content creators taking over the gym, Serena Williams' return to Wimbledon, and why Angie thinks matcha is trash. They finish with a mid-80s movie edition of This or That, where Monica's movie knowledge is put to the test. 🎙️🎾🍵🎬

On this episode, Angie and Mo discuss airport etiquette (or lackthereof), show some appreciation for a standout goalkeeper, talk about why Portland is amazing, and wrap things up with marriage-themed This or That questions. As always, opinions were shared whether anyone asked for them or not. 😏🎙️

This week, Angie and Mo are bringing the petty, the sweet, and everything in between. Angie has a bone to pick with people who talk on speakerphone in public, while Mo is fighting a battle with AI that insists she's a robot. Then it's time for some small victories: Angie finally found shorts she actually wants to wear and Mo celebrates the life-changing magic of freshly cleaned carpets. Angie and...