
Danny Vega and friends read listener submissions, & pilfers from the AITA subreddit to discuss modern questions of morality, relationships, and juice (gossip). Why? To answer one simple question: am I the a**hole? Submit at reddit.com/r/aitapod
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 512 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyEducationSelf-Improvement | |||

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(1:20) - AITA for being upset wife forgot to tell me the wedding dress code?
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(0:33) - AITA for not walking the dog bc GF had a migraine?
(8:35) - AITA if I told the woman at the gym that she moans when she runs?
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(8:47) - AITA for sharing the truth about a friend's solo travel page?
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Whoever this dude is on episode 812 babbling endlessly about his weird religion needs to shut up. This episode is unlistenable because he’s so incredibly annoying.
I love the reddit stories, but it does have as much story follow up as I would like. The main host is also kind of a sexist D bag, but not the worst. Definitely enjoy the other hosts and guests more. And the "rapid fire" stories feel like such a waste of time. Sadly I've caught up on my other shows so I guess I'm stuck with this for now.
I love the reddit stories, but it does have as much story follow up as I would like. The main host is also kind of a sexist D bag, but not the worst. Definitely enjoy the other hosts and guests more. And the "rapid fire" stories feel like such a waste of time. Sadly I've caught up on my other shows so I guess I'm stuck with this for now.
I love this show so much. It’s full of down to earth people and differing opinions and is definitely worth a listen. Not even close to Rogan (I am disturbed by the amount of people that compare it to that idiotic show), people who leave bad reviews here are extremely quick to judge. It took me a few episodes to finally get into it. If you don’t want a show with cozy and entertaining banter FIND A DIFFERENT SHOW. Or by all means use your reading glasses and see that you can skip it to the literal... more
Skipped the beginning banter and still couldn’t finish an episode. Host has an annoying voice and I agree with other reviewers, parallels to Rogan.
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A candid, humor-driven show that mines listener-submitted AITA-style scenarios and Reddit threads to unpack everyday morality, boundary-setting, and relationship dynamics. Episodes mix banter, personal anecdotes, and practical takeaways, often weaving in guests who bring real-life experience in dating, parenting, divorce, or comedy. The format leans into frank conversations, sharp disagreements, and notable sponsor segments that pivot around mental health and self-improvement. This combination of relatable dilemmas, strong host chemistry, and a willingness to tackle touchy topics likely appeals to listeners who want practical insight delivered with humor and personality, rather than purely theoretical discussions.
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