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“Finding this podcast was the only good thing Tiktok ever did for me. I subscribed to a bunch of advice/atia podcasts I found on the app just because I needed to kill time. But now, apwstr is the only one I will make time to keep up with. It’s also the only podcast that doesn’t compel me to skip the ads or banter. The hosts feel genuine and candid in their delivery, but not in a way that feels like forced-edginess. They really hit that perfect vibe of your friend coming up to you and saying “dude, you gotta hear about this f—ed up thing that happened” (idk if we can curse in reviews) and then sending you a quality meme to help balance out the heaviness.
Anyway, even if you’re debating over whether or not to pick up “yet another” Reddit stories podcast, give this one a shot. There is more to this show than just Reddit stories, and those additions enhance the show for me instead of feeling like filler. Now that I’m no longer using tiktok, I’m glad I have this podcast as a souvenir.”
YuGray via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/18/22
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“This podcast feels like hanging out with two close friends.”
Fhcvjudcngc via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/25/24
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“I enjoy listening to all parts of the episodes, and the variety of topics they discuss. I appreciate the mix of funny and serious when there are serious topics.”
Emchiridion via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/23/24
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“Sometimes funny but the pair often jumps to the most extreme reaction and there tends to be a theme of internalized misogyny.”
It's slightly glitchy but good via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/26/23
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