
Hosts Lizzie Post and Daniel Post Senning answer audience questions about modern etiquette, offering advice grounded in consideration, respect, and honesty. As the great-great-grandchildren of Emily Post, cousins Dan and Lizzie look to the reasons behind traditional rules to guide their advice in a wide range of contemporary situations. Test your social acumen and join the discussion about civilit... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 628 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyRelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

On today’s show, we take your questions on how to be assertive without coming across as rude or aggressive, whether you need to make it clear you really wanted to stay when leaving a party early, and whether it’s ever too late to send a birthday, tha... more
On today’s show, we take your questions on whether wedding guests need a second thank-you after the wedding if you’ve already thanked them for their gifts, whether graduation announcement etiquette has changed, including when a gift or acknowledgment... more
On today's show, we take your questions on how to become a gracious host when entertaining doesn’t come naturally, who should give a thank-you gift at a wedding welcome dinner, and whether tipping expectations have changed now that 22 percent is show... more
On today's show, we take your questions on how to handle a friend who dominates group Zoom calls, whether it’s appropriate to ask a sick coworker to stay home, and the etiquette of having maintenance workers in your home, including what to do when th... more
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Generally enjoy the questions and advice! Sometimes Lizzie talks until she runs out of breath, which I find annoying but not a huge deal. Sometimes the hosts are a little too PC - it seems like they don’t want to get controversial, which is understandable, but their commentary can feel sanitized sometimes. Also want to note that the transitions between questions have always bothered me - they are annoying and often long and I skip 15-30 seconds ahead every time.
Lizzie and Dan are so thoughtful when giving advice. This podcast is a great part of my week.
One podcast that I always play first when a new episode is released! Dan and Lizzie are so genuinely invested in spreading kindness.
I've learned so much about relating with other people through this podcast. I struggle with social interactions, and learning the "rules" is incredibly helpful.
Awesome Etiquette is definitely one of my favorite podcasts and has been for several years. Lizzie and Dan are lovely individuals with two very different but complementary personalities. There are rare moments I find myself disagreeing with a stance they take or advice they dispense—but the moments are so rare that I can count them on one hand in the span of the 300+ episodes I have listened to. Their advice is intelligent, practical, thoughtful, and as timeless as etiquette advice can be. I fee... more
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A practical etiquette show where two cousins blend Emily Post principles with modern life. They answer audience questions on everyday civility, hosting, weddings, parenting, and workplace dynamics, often weaving in personal stories, historical context, and occasional interviews. The tone is warm and supportive, with a strong emphasis on respect, kindness, and thoughtful communication, though some listeners note long intros or frequent giggling. The format regularly includes postscript readings, listener challenges, and sponsor mentions, making it both instructional and community-driven for those navigating social situations in contemporary life.
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