Report This Post is a podcast about the worst posts made by the worst people on the internet. Each week, Christian and Geiger pick a topic then scour Facebook, Reddit, Twitter, forums, blogs, and comment sections to shine light on the posts that make us laugh or call the police. Premium episodes available on Patreon! patreon.com/reportthispost
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 422 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy |
Hey we're not doing the free episodes anymore. Go to patreon.com/ReportThisPost for all the full length episodes. Then once we hit ep 300, we're gonna stop doing those too and only do the weekly bonus stuff. Plus maybe other fun things that pop up. A... more
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These guys are hilarious. I was laughing pretty hard at the vegan one
Do Patrick Tomlinson
I’ve listened to every episode, some multiple times. Not sure what’s wrong with me
just inside jokes between some guys. don’t care
Come for the posts, stay for the hosts.
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