r/AITA

new year's resolutions

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 setting for myself so I can hold myself accountable to people who listen! Happy New Year! Let's meet our goals in 2024.

r/AITA

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 debates revolving around Starbucks, housewives, and emotional inc*st. listen in as they navigate gray areas in life and the continuous journey of growth, understanding, and self-awareness. i invite you to join the conversation and share your own 'Am I the Asshole?' moments or thoughts on the episode. so, grab your headphones and immerse yourself in the colorful world of AITA. who knows, you might just discover that sometimes, it's okay to be a little bit of an "asshole."

gut feelings

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 about this powerful inner compass. To view the notes for this episode, visit my website -disturbingpod.com

pumpkin spice lattes

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, and immerse yourself in the spicy blend of flavors, culture, and controversy that we'll serve up in this episode. To view my notes and resources for this episode, click here [https://www.disturbingpod.com/blog/pumpkin-spice-lattes] or visit disturbingpod.com

i changed my mind

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.