It’s Monday Reddit Readings on the Reddit On Wiki podcast! This week, John, Josh, and Sean read stories like: a boyfriend going on a 10 day vacation with his ex-fiance, an AirBnb owner hides in a wall, a fiance assuming that he would own a condo, a spouse of 13…
Is it wrong to ask to switch meals at a restaurant? I explore the relationship conflict that happens when your partner orders something boring. We have all been there. You order something you think you will love, only to regret it the second the plate hits the table. When I…
On today's Reddit on Wiki AITA episode, John, Josh and Sean discuss stories like: a husband taking away a toy from his nephew, a girlfriend that keeps insisting on switching meals with her boyfriend, a guest bringing their own chair at a party, a mother in law wanted to be…
Join us for our 5 year anniversary livestream where we talk to chat, A some Qs, and of course read Reddit stories! Thank you for another amazing year! Get this Patreon Exclusive story and more on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/cultiv8podcastnetwork or become a YouTube Member. Subscribe and hit the bell so you…
Old enough to start kindergarten. Join yuh boys this Wednesday, August 5th at 6:30PM CST/7:30PM EST LIVE on YouTube, Twitch, and Patreon as we celebrate our 5th year anniversary. We will be reading Reddit stories and hanging out with the WikiManiacs. ❤️ Be sure to hit like, subscribe, and follow…
Is your partner acting childish about shared childcare responsibilities? I’m breaking down a recent parenting conflict in my own home and how we navigated a tricky childcare arrangement with family. If you are struggling to balance work and kids without breaking the bank on summer camps, this story might offer…
It’s Monday Reddit Readings on the Reddit On Wiki podcast! This week, John, Josh, and Sean read stories like: a coworker insinuating that a couple is having too much fun at work, an ex who weaponized their dog in a relationship, a boyfriend accidentally seeing a video of their girlfriend,…
On today's Reddit on Wiki AITA episode, the trio is complete once again. This week we discuss stories like: a son in law seasons food during dinner, a husband refusing to give up the family van, a daughter not giving her dad equal treatment, a parent refusing to buy their…
Woken up at 5 AM by a boyfriend claiming he isn't the villain? 🚩 This story breaks down a confusing morning argument and the grief that followed. If you are questioning your own relationship dynamics or spotting potential gaslighting, this perspective helps clarify the confusion. Subscribe for more honest relationship…
Are audiobooks really reading? We settle the debate on whether listening counts as literacy. Many people claim they read hundreds of books a year by listening, but the cognitive process is fundamentally different. This video breaks down why physical reading and listening are distinct activities with unique benefits. Let me…
When a decade of separate finances turns into an unemployed spouse's unreasonable demands, things get messy fast. I break down exactly what went wrong when a job loss and a Star Wars collection exposed major cracks in a ten-year marriage. If you have ever dealt with financial double standards or…
It’s Monday Reddit Readings on the Reddit On Wiki podcast! This week, John and Josh read stories like: a boyfriend waking up his girlfriend at 5AM claiming they weren't the villain, a dad interacting with someone inappropriately on Discord, a girlfriend who struggles with accountability, a husband claiming his wife…
When doing a friend a favor turns into an unexpected $500 invoice, things get awkward fast. I break down exactly what went wrong when a free place to stay backfired into a major dispute over unpaid "house sitting" fees. If you have ever dealt with entitled friends or ridiculous social…
When a dinner party turns into a frozen pizza disaster, things get awkward fast. I break down exactly what went wrong when an uninvited guest triggered a major outburst over a simple meal switch. If you have ever dealt with bad social etiquette or nightmare dinner guests, this story will…
On today's Reddit on Wiki AITA episode, John and Josh discuss stories involving: a son laughing at a stranger's misfortune, a girlfriend getting mad about cheating in videogames, a host offering frozen dinners to their guest, a marriage announcement gets stolen, a husband having a hard time watching their kids,…
Was I wrong to clear the shelves during a ground beef sale? I bought 11 pounds of meat to save money, but now I’m questioning my grocery store etiquette. Watch to see if my bulk shopping habit makes me the bad guy or just a smart shopper. Tell me in…
It’s Reddit Readings Wednesday on the Reddit On Wiki podcast! Usually, we're live with you guys in the chat, but we're taking a quick break from our live shows while Josh is busy building his house. So, welcome to a special "Wednesday Not Live" episode! This week, John and Sean…
It’s Monday Reddit Readings on the Reddit On Wiki podcast! This week, John, and Sean read stories like: an employee needing to provide proof about her husband, a spy camera found in daughter's room, OP threw some cool parties, and a story about a bestfriend moving in with a married…
My wife was faking her location, and I caught her. I break down how I realized she was using location spoofing to hide her true whereabouts. If you have ever suspected your partner is manipulating their digital trail, this story reveals the red flags you might be missing. Let me…
On today's Reddit on Wiki AITA episode, John and Sean discuss stories involving: a sister that keeps coming over the house uninvited, a sibling refuses to babysit their sister's kids, a bestfriend refusing to cover for their friend, a shopper bought 11lbs of meat, a group disagrees on how they…
It’s Reddit Readings Wednesday on the Reddit On Wiki podcast! Usually, we're live with you guys in the chat, but we're taking a quick break from our live shows while Josh is busy building his house. So, welcome to a special "Wednesday Not Live" episode! This week, John and Sean…
When road trip drama ruins the entire plan. We had a two-hour drive ahead of us, but 95-degree heat and one bad comment turned the day into a disaster. Watch how a simple disagreement caused our group to bail on the event entirely. Hit like, subscribe, and follow us on…
It’s Monday Reddit Readings on the Reddit On Wiki podcast! This week, John, Josh, and Sean discuss stories like: a boyfriend infatuated with a Twitch streamer, a personal story about a sister being constantly late, a husband catching his tech savvy wife on a potential lie, and more. Want MORE…
Is sticking chopsticks in rice actually disrespectful? Let’s break down the cultural etiquette. We discuss a common tension point in intercultural relationships when personal habits clash with traditional customs. Learn why specific gestures carry deep meaning and how to navigate these disagreements with your partner. Share your thoughts on cultural…
