Taylor Danko

that's so disturbing

Society EN ↓ 13 episodes

welcome to the lovably twisted universe, "that's so disturbing." in each episode, i hope to take you with me as i explore the trending topics on the internet and all things I'm feeling inspired by. whether you're kicking back at home, going for a run, or on your daily commute, i hope to add a little joy to your day and a space where you feel heard. i hope to grow throughout the difficult conversations because i believe that nothing worth doing ever came from staying comfortable.

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Author

Taylor Danko

Category

Society

Podcast website

www.disturbingpod.com

Latest episode

Jan 2, 2024

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Episodes

new year's resolutions 02.01.2024

Are you considering making goals for 2024? Fun fact: most people don't meet the resolutions they set for themselves in the new year. That doesn't mean you shouldn't give yourself a chance to meet goals. Let's chat about where New Year's resolutions started, what the most common resolutions are, and how you can actually stick to your goals. I'll even give you the ones I am s...

r/AITA 15.11.2023

let’s get into the intriguing world of Reddit's "Am I the Asshole?" (AITA) community. with over a million users sharing personal experiences and seeking judgments on their actions, the AITA subreddit has become a hub for learning about everyday ethical conundrums and understanding different perspectives. I’m going to read about situations discussed in this online community, including...

gut feelings 29.10.2023

let's dive deep into the realm of gut feelings - their mysterious existence, how they influence our decision-making process, and what science has to say about these profound sensations. Join me as i share personal anecdotes and fascinating research insights that shed light on why we should consider these intuitive hints in our lives. Trust your gut and tune in for an intriguing conversation ab...

pumpkin spice lattes 01.10.2023

Join me as we explore the origin, history, and duality of this iconic fall beverage. Uncover its surprising journey from a Starbucks experiment to a global sensation, intriguing critics, and sparking debates on seasonal creep. I'll also discuss the PSL's connection to feminine-coded trends and gender labels, shedding light on the impact of these social norms. So, grab your PSL, sit back, a...

i changed my mind 18.09.2023

well, this is awkward. i've decided to change the direction of this podcast and steer away from the true crime genre into a personal chapter. if you're interested, let me tell you why i made this change in this episode. i'll also cover what i learned, what i struggle with, and where i see this going in the future.

#MuteRKelly: you should never listen to his music again 04.09.2023

R. Kelly abused women and children for decades all while promoting his music and brand. His team and those close to him helped him pay off victims or intimidated them to the point they were afraid to speak out, until recently. Join me in listening to the horrific stories of those R. Kelly tortured for years and why you need to make sure you never listen to his music again. To read the notes and re...

Atlanta Public Schools: this is embarrassing 21.08.2023

The Atlanta Public School cheating scandal is the most extensive cheating case in American history and Georgia's longest criminal trial to date. Over 150 educators were questioned, resulting in 11 convictions and 21 guilty pleas. This scandal raises questions about what motivated these educators to cheat and the ethical implications of their actions. To access what I used for references of inf...

Northwestern University: the #MeToo moment has arrived on your campus 30.07.2023

HAPPENING NOW: Northwestern University has been smacked with several lawsuits this year. Many student-athletes have spoken out about alleged hazing to racism, to sexual abuse, and the firing of two coaches, it’s as bad as it sounds, and all of this is coming to light right now. Disclaimer: Everything I mention is alleged, and no one is guilty of the detailed incidents unless that guilt is proven i...

true crime: are we disturbed for consuming this genre of content? 23.07.2023

In this week's episode, I want to inform you all about the history of true crime, who purchases and consumes this type of content the most, the documentary film industry, and how myself and others can learn to take in this content in a more ethical way. To view the resources for my research and other interesting finds, go to this website link Disclaimer : The views and opinions expressed in th...

Michelle Carter: all Conrad needed was a friend 09.07.2023

The case of Michelle Carter left the public divided on whether or not someone can be found guilty of involuntary manslaughter through a phone call she placed to Conrad Roy on the day of his suicide. Join me as I give you all the facts and let you decide for yourself if justice was found for Conrad. Disclaimer : The views and opinions expressed in this video are personal and do not necessarily refl...

Billy McFarland: therapy would be cheaper at this point 26.06.2023

In this episode of That's So Disturbing, we dive deep into the infamous 2019 Netflix documentary, "Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened." The story of Billy McFarland's audacious attempt to throw a Coachella-like festival without proper planning had us glued to our screens. Let's discuss how he lied to investors, deceived ticket holders, and managed to involve celebri...

Hemy Neuman: Andrea just wasn't that into you 19.06.2023

Let's discuss Hemy Neuman, Andrea Sneiderman, and the victim, Rusty Sneiderman. This high-profile case gained national attention, involving a love triangle, mental illness, and the controversial insanity defense. Join me in Dunwoody, Georgia as we explore the chilling events leading up to the brutal murder of Rusty Sneiderman and the subsequent trial that left the jury with a difficult decisio...

Candy Montgomery: Betty Gore deserved better 11.06.2023

In the last year, Hulu and Max released reenactments on the case of Candy Montgomery. Both did not cover the victim's, Betty Gore, life in great detail and painted her negatively. I'm excited to introduce you to her and tell you more about her life and what led her to the tragic event on June 13th, 1980. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this video are personal and do not nec...

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