
I read Reddit stories with emotion and with funny voices. My most popular subreddits are r/Prorevenge, r/Entitledparents, and r/Choosingbeggars Subscribe to unlock bonus episodes: anchor.fm/rslash/subscribe
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2466 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

0:00 Intro
0:03 Todays question
0:09 Family dog
2:40 Custody
3:42 China
4:29 Christmas
7:28 Mortgage
8:20 IVF
8:57 Money gone
9:55 Cooked cat
10:40 Move and back
12:41 Last visit
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0:00 Intro
0:04 Wedding disinvited
2:23 Wifi name
5:31 Eloping child
9:36 No tv
13:01 Caretaker
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0:08 Wedding pizza
11:09 Obsession
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0:07 Phone number
3:37 Party
8:17 Commute
10:24 400 limit
13:06 Notice
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I listen to this all the time and start over when i get to the newest episode. I’ve noticed that the older podcasts are getting deleted every time a new episode comes out. Hopefully it gets fixed!
A daily listen
This is really a great podcast. Its perfect for when I need a break from life or to calm down or just something to listen too. I've said this in my review for AITG and I find it true here too. R/ also has a really calming voice and it was perfect to help me after my latest band competition (we were there for 12 hours. It was my first competition and I was very overwhelmed so this was a nice thing to have)
I’ve noticed a lot of reviews recently saying that rSlash has been reposting episodes, that’s just human error! If you go to YouTube there is pretty much always a new episode. Remember rSlash is a human and he has a child! He’s probably busy and tired, cut him some slack! I still really enjoy this podcast and listen to it every morning.
It’s a bummer because I really like the show, but the episode on Wednesday and the episode on Friday are literally the same episodes with the same titles in the same stories. R/ is kind of how I start my day, and dissociate into Reddit stories in the shower to not think about the real problems of the day. But I have to keep getting out of the shower and turning it off because you keep reposting the same stories over and over and over again. It’s really disappointing because this is the best form... more
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A story-driven show that reads Reddit submissions with expressive narration and character voices, blending humor with moral reflections. Episodes typically feature multi-part threads from subreddits like Prorevenge, Entitled Parents, and Choosing Beggars, delivered in a conversational style with sponsored reads woven in. Listeners seem to enjoy the mix of urban legends, relationship drama, and workplace misadventures, often appreciating the host's tonal variety and the sense of community around online storytelling. The format is podcast-agnostic and easily sponsor-friendly, making it attractive for advertisers seeking a broad, story-focused audience while still delivering relatable, bite-sized episodes for daily listening.
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