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4.16 Million Canadians work in retail/customer service. These are their stories. DUN DUNreTales is a podcast all about life serving customers. Join hosts Mike Hammond and Sarah Walsh as they whisk you away to Dante’s 8th layer of customer service hell.

Podcast · By Right Good Studios · English · CA · Official site

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Aug 12, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Closing Time: "He did NOT like how I buttered his muffin" w/ Shane Mills (opens the original)

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    Mike and Sarah dig into the mailbag with Shane Mills to read stories from listeners for reTale's final episode.Shane has worked in:- Big box store (Pet Department)- Coffee shop- Several call centresShane is also a horror filmmaker with Grind Mind Horror and an organizer of the Fog Fest Horror movie festival. @Texas.shanesaw

  2. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    “WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING ME RIGHT NOW?!” w/ Kate Stenson (opens the original)

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    Sarah and Mike are joined by stage managing superstar Kate Stenson to talk about the gross ways gender plays a role in the workplace. CW: Talk of SA, gendered harassment, stalking.Kate Stenson has worked in: book retail tech retail, tea retail, food service, hospitality, and video rentals.She’s also an artist behind the scenes working as a stage/production manager, prop master, art dept. for TV/film, and has her Master’s degree in material and visual cultures of the past. Insta: @Kateaanne

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