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What Fresh Hell is This? with Brokeass Grouch (aka Susan Gregory Thomas)

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Brokeass Grouch was not always brokeass nor grouchy. She’d worked her damn ass offf to earn a respectable career as a journalist, writer, book author, TV personality—you get the idea—and was/is beaming mother of three schmuskies. Then she got divorced. A month later, the recession hit. And she was unexpectedly pregnant with no child support. That’s when shit started getting real. And that’s when her life, likely your life—and our great—changed forever. And guess what, lovers? Plus ça fucking change!

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January 31, 2020

Broke-ass is Back — and worse than ever

Broke-Ass Grouch once wrote a pretty infamous blog, as well as many sundry books and articles under the name of the journalist Susan Gregory Thomas. Then times fucking changed, with the recession, and her life, likely yours—and our motherland, the USA—has never been the same. Can we survive with actual humor and realism? Let’s take it on, brothers and sisters!

January 31, 2020

Broke-Ass Grouch is Back—and Worse Than Fucking Ever

Some of you may recall Broke-Ass Grouch from the blog she published several years ago, while raising her kids on a punk rock Victory farm in Red Hook Brooklyn, before but it was out of even Russian oligarchs’ budget. A lot of changed. And in not good ways. , Yet is good. Somehow, life can be good. That’s what we’re going to do together. With me? Damned straight you are!

January 31, 2020

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What is What Fresh Hell is This? with Brokeass Grouch (aka Susan Gregory Thomas)?: Brokeass Grouch was not always brokeass nor grouchy. She’d worked her damn ass offf to earn a respectable career as a journalist, writer, book author, TV personality—you get the idea—and was/is beaming mother of three schmuskies.

Then she got divorced. A month later, the recession hit. And she was unexpectedly pregnant with no child support.

That’s when shit started getting real. And that’s when her life, likely your life—and our great—changed forever. And guess what, lovers? Plus ça fucking change!
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Information about guest appearances is not available.

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