
Join yuh boys John, Josh, and Sean as they read and react to Reddit stories. New episode every Monday & Friday at 11:00 AM CST/12:00 PM EST. Hit that follow button so you don't miss brand new episodes. Public Live Streams are available on YouTube and Twitch EVERY 1st and 3rd Wednesday's of the month. Become a Patron or YouTube Member to unlock bonus live streams/episodes/stories + ad-free and earl... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 591 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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It’s Monday Reddit Readings on the Reddit On Wiki podcast! This week, John and Josh read stories like: a sister who slept with her sibling's date, a buyer wants to write a letter to a family to buy their property, a girl is questioning a guy because ... more
On today's Reddit on Wiki AITA episode John and Josh discuss stories like: a boyfriend refuses to pay for his girlfriend's vacation, an aunt says her sister's life would've been better if her niece wasn't born, a husband pantsed his wife while they'r... more
On today's Reddit on Wiki LIVE Stream replay, John and Josh read stories like: a sister in law gets disinvited to a wedding, a financially struggling friend is in the verge of getting kicked out, a fiance uses an AI jury to solve an argument, an "acc... more
It’s Monday Reddit Readings on the Reddit On Wiki podcast! This week, John, Josh, and Sean read stories like: A friend anonymously sent their best friend's wife proof of his affair, a guy brother in law skips a wedding to go on a once in a lifetime t... more
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Funny, story focused with relevant political takes that show compassion. 💚
I want to love this podcast, but I am just too annoyed by the amount of filler words that Josh uses. It makes it hard to listen to. In the beginning it was fine, but this is now full time work for Josh, and this is an area where I’d expect more from a professional. I’d rather hear a pause, where he is taking the time to think before speaking, as opposed to hearing “like, um, uh” constantly.
The excessive talking and interruptions are annoying. The political jokes aren’t funny, not because of a difference of opinion but, because they really aren’t funny. The guest host are meh. As a woman, I must say you all are also very biased towards men. To the point that it makes me feel like you’re pandering to a specific group of ppl. Also, the extra effort you have to go through to justify AH on people who’ve are defending themselves or putting up boundaries is sad. Stop telling people in ab... more
I appreciate the level-headed, funny perspectives that are balanced by empathy and compassion.
The excessive talking and interruptions are annoying. The political jokes aren’t funny, not because of a difference of opinion but, because they really aren’t funny. The guest host are meh. As a woman, I must say you all are also very biased towards men. To the point that it makes me feel like you’re pandering to a specific group of ppl. Also, the extra effort you have to go through to justify AH on people who’ve are defending themselves or putting up boundaries is sad. Finally, Stop telling peo... more
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A trio of hosts read and react to Reddit-style stories focused on relationships, dating, and modern life, weaving in humor, blunt observations, and crowd-sourced anecdotes. Episodes frequently cover money disputes, boundary setting, and family dynamics, tempered with light banter, sponsored segments, and practical takeaways for navigating tricky social situations. The format blends quick-fire reactions with longer storytelling threads, and fans likely value candidness, empathy, and a willingness to tackle controversial topics with humor. Noteworthy quirks include a strong sense of community, recurring sponsorship plugs, and a balance between playful banter and serious discourse on issues like consent, equality, and healthy communication.
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