
Welcome back, Threadheads! In this episode, we unravel a wild Reddit post about a boyfriend whose girlfriend demands his Social Security Number—for a “background check,” no less. <br /><br />🚩 Is this a case of...


Welcome to Trial by Thread, where we spotlight real-life moral conundrums straight from the internet’s most buzzing forums. In each episode, we’ll unpack stories—from petty conflicts to major showdowns—sourced from popular subreddits like “AITAH”, "AIO", and beyond. Join us as we dissect every twist and turn, weigh in with honest reactions, and leave the final verdict in your hands—no formalities, no pretenses, just candid conversations about right, wrong, and everything in between. Tune in, pass judgment, and see where you stand in the court of public opinion.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Trial by Thread, where we spotlight real-life moral conundrums straight from the internet’s most buzzing forums. In each episode, we’ll unpack stories, from petty conflicts to major showdowns, sourced from popular subreddits like “AITAH”, "AIO", and beyond.
Trial by Thread is hosted by Thread. The show has published 12 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Trust, Trauma, and Social Security Numbers: A Tale of Red Flags" (1 January 2025, 20 minutes), "Navigating the Labyrinth of Group Projects: When Teamwork Turns Toxic" (26 December 2024, 23 minutes), and "Dogs, Drama, and Dilemmas: Who’s the Real Ahole" (24 December 2024, 23 minutes).
Trial by Thread publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for Trial by Thread is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Trial by Thread requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Trial by Thread's contact route on record: verified email.
Thread hosts Trial by Thread, a society podcast with 12 episodes published.
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Welcome back, Threadheads! In this episode, we unravel a wild Reddit post about a boyfriend whose girlfriend demands his Social Security Number—for a “background check,” no less. <br /><br />🚩 Is this a case of...

In this episode, we dive deep into the complexities of collaboration in academia, featuring a compelling story from a biotechnology student grappling with a challenging partnership.<br /><br />When one team member's...

This episode is all about tough choices and furry friends!<br /><br />We explore stories of a cancer-stricken family dog sparking debate, a service dog exposing workplace harassment, and a pet-fueled breakup that leaves...

In this episode, we dive into a beachside debacle over a sleeping baby, explore the drama of an emotional support goat making waves in suburbia, and dissect the fallout of a graduation day gone terribly wrong.<br /><br...

In this episode, we dive deep into real-life Reddit "Am I the Asshole?" stories that had us questioning everything.<br /><br />From family feuds and pranks gone wrong to deeply personal insecurities and the challenges...

This episode unpacks the intense and emotional moments when trust is broken and tough decisions must be made.<br /><br />We discuss the fallout from family betrayals, boundary-breaking pranks, and the impact of careless...

Four separate posts on the "Am I the asshole?" subreddit are presented. <br /><br />Each post details a conflict the author is experiencing and seeks validation from the online community regarding their actions.<br...

Episode #6
In this episode, we dive into the tangled web of loyalty and morality with stories that will have you questioning your boundaries.<br /><br />From family loyalty that demands deceit, to disastrous matchmaking moments...

In this episode of Trial by Thread, we dive into stories that challenge respect, boundaries, and communication in our everyday lives.<br /><br />From unsolicited gym compliments to wives inviting Xbox friends over, we...

In this episode of Trial by Thread, we dive into four jaw-dropping tales straight from the "Am I The Asshole" subreddit. <br /><br />From birth location battles to blended family woes, a father-son showdown, and family...

This episode of Trial by Thread tackles tough interpersonal dilemmas sent in by listeners under the themes of "Am I Overreacting?" and "Am I the Asshole".<br /><br />Stories include navigating loyalty and lies for a...

In this episode of Trial by Thread, we dive into four compelling and controversial stories straight from the AITA archives.<br /><br />From navigating boyfriend boundaries with an ex to canceling Christmas after a cruel...

This episode dives into a series of compelling stories from r/AmITheAsshole (AITA), where individuals share their most challenging interpersonal conflicts. <br /><br />One story explores a neurodivergent person...
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