Alan Shore and Denise

Reddit DeepDive

"Reddit DeepDive" invites listeners on a captivating journey through the expansive and varied landscape of Reddit, revealing the compelling stories and conversations that emerge from its many communities. The podcast's mission is to delve beyond the surface of Reddit posts and comments, offering an engaging and insightful perspective on the platform's content. To achieve this, "Reddit DeepDive" focuses on several key areas: **Uncovering the Stories Behind Viral Posts:** The podcast investigates the context and background of posts that have garnered significant attention. By exploring the facto...

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Alan Shore and Denise

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Latest episode

Nov 30, 2024

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Episodes

I found out my wife had an affair years ago, and she never told me I can’t let it go _ _ r_AITAH 09.10.2024

The original poster asked for advice on how to deal with the discovery that his wife had an affair six years prior, which she only confessed to after he found evidence. The posters who responded to the original poster agreed that his wife's actions were unacceptable and that he was justified in feeling hurt and betrayed. The original poster's wife dismissed his feelings and claimed that the affair...

My 8 year old asked wants to know since humans are animals, are we considered wild or domesticated_ 09.10.2024

Reddit's "AskAnthropology" forum on the idea of "self-domestication" in humans. The discussion explores whether the evolution of human social behaviors and cooperation can be considered a form of domestication, similar to how humans have domesticated animals. Some users argue that humans have, in a way, domesticated themselves through cultural and social development, while others disagree, pointin...

What free things online should everyone take advantage of_ _ r_AskReddit 09.10.2024

The provided text is a Reddit thread from the AskReddit subreddit where users discuss free online resources available to the public. Users suggest resources that range from educational sites such as Khan Academy and Coursera to software like DaVinci Resolve and Photopea. In addition to these, they recommend various other websites such as those that offer free books, music, and audiobooks. While th...

My Father Tricked Me Out of My Share in Our Business 09.10.2024

A Reddit user posted on the "smallbusiness" subreddit, seeking advice on how to proceed after feeling betrayed by his father, who is also his business partner. He claims his father tricked him into signing a contract giving him 15% ownership of the business instead of the 45% they had agreed upon. The poster claims that his father has been using company money for personal expenses, refusing to sha...

Canadian flag burned with death chants during October 7 event _ r_canadian 09.10.2024

A Reddit thread on the Canadian subreddit, r/canadian, discusses a video of a protest in Vancouver where participants burn the Canadian flag while chanting "Death to Canada." The thread features numerous comments from users expressing outrage, concern, and fear over the event. The discussion centers around the potential for violence and extremism within Canada, the perceived lack of action by the...

What’s something that still hasn’t returned to normal since the pandemic_ _ r_AskReddit 09.10.2024

The most common themes are a sense of time distortion, a feeling of having missed out on key experiences, and concerns about the decline of social interaction and a rise in selfishness and rudeness. Commenters also lament the disappearance of 24-hour businesses and note the persistent challenges of rising costs, especially for housing, transportation, and utilities. Many express concern for childr...

Refuse to get TikTok _ r_Millennials 08.10.2024

The Reddit thread "Refuse to get TikTok: r/Millennials" explores the reasons why many millennials are resistant to using TikTok. The discussion highlights concerns about the app's potential for brain rot, addictive nature, and data privacy issues. Many millennials express a preference for more traditional social media platforms like Reddit and Facebook or even a complete break from social media al...

Titan submersible on the ocean floor, after the implosion. 08.10.2024

The first photo taken of the Titan submersible on the ocean floor, after the implosion. : r/pics Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/reddit-deepdive--6339456/support .

Lifelong smoker_ _ r_Askreddit 08.10.2024

The original poster describes the negative effects smoking has had on their life, including physical limitations and a constant craving for cigarettes. The thread then unfolds as numerous people share their own experiences with smoking and quitting, offering advice, encouragement, and personal anecdotes. Some commenters discuss the challenges of quitting, while others describe their success storie...

Keanu Reeves placed 25th out of 35 in his professional racing debut at the Toyota GR Cup _ r_Damnthatsinteresting 08.10.2024

Reddit thread about Reeves's 25th-place finish in his professional racing debut at the Toyota GR Cup. The thread is a humorous discussion of Reeves's racing skills, his celebrity status, and the general nature of the GR Cup as a mostly amateur racing series. We go through all comment section on a Reddit post about Reeves's racing debut, where users make jokes, share trivia, and offer analysis abou...

A list of American Amendments that were never approved 08.10.2024

This Reddit thread is a collection of proposed amendments to the United States Constitution that were never approved. The thread is structured like a discussion forum, with users commenting on each proposed amendment. Some users offer historical context, while others express their own opinions or even make humorous remarks. The thread highlights the diversity of ideas about how the United States s...

AIO or does my best friend genuinely hate me _ r_AmIOverreacting 08.10.2024

Reddit discussion about a user's best friend who began acting hostile and manipulative after the user broke up with her ex-boyfriend. The "friend" then confessed to hooking up with the ex-boyfriend and made disparaging remarks about the user to him. The discussion highlights the user's struggle to determine whether her reaction to the situation is justified and provides advice from other Reddit us...

After putting up one "Trump=Weird" sign, a PA resident has received this_ _r_Pennsylvania 08.10.2024

A Reddit post from r/Pennsylvania features a letter sent by an anonymous neighbor to a resident who put up a "Trump=Weird" sign. The letter criticizes the resident for supporting policies associated with a particular political figure, using poor grammar and spelling. The post sparked a conversation among Redditors who debated the letter's content and the sender's motivations. The discussion focuse...

Dinosaurs existed for almost 200 million years without developing HLI _ _r_Showerthoughts 08.10.2024

A Reddit post on the subreddit Showerthoughts compares the long lifespan of dinosaurs to the relatively short lifespan of humans. The post highlights the fact that dinosaurs existed for almost 200 million years without achieving human-level intelligence, while humans have only existed for 200,000 years but have developed significant intelligence. The post then ponders the uncertain future of human...

Hurricane Milton _ r_Damnthatsinteresting 08.10.2024

The Reddit post discusses the powerful Hurricane Milton, which rapidly intensified from a Category 1 to a Category 5 storm in a short period of time. The post includes comments from users sharing their experiences with previous hurricanes and expressing concern about Milton's potential impact, particularly the high storm surge. There are also discussions about the hurricane's unusual characteristi...

What are you gonna choose_ _ r_teenagers 08.10.2024

The thread is a lighthearted discussion where users suggest superpowers and then propose negative side effects to those powers. This creates a humorous and thought-provoking exchange as users try to outdo each other with increasingly absurd or paradoxical consequences. The participants explore various themes such as the nature of power, morality, and the consequences of wishes. The thread highligh...

What’s a ‘red flag’ in a person that most people don’t notice, but you instantly pick up on_ _ r_AskReddit 08.10.2024

The thread asks users to share "red flags" in a person that most people don't notice but they instantly pick up on. The commenters discuss various red flags ranging from a lack of accountability to how they treat animals. The comments highlight how people can have a sixth sense for recognizing certain behaviors and how these often reveal deeper character flaws. Become a supporter of this podcast:...

Those alive during 911, what was the worst moment on that day_ _ r_AskReddit 08.10.2024

The Reddit thread “Those alive during 9/11, what was the worst moment on that day?” is a collection of personal stories and experiences from people who were alive during the September 11, 2001 attacks. Many users discuss their firsthand observations of the attacks unfolding in real time, highlighting the shock and confusion of the events. Others focus on the harrowing aftermath, describing the ove...

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