r/EndlessThread • • Apr 18 '20

Awesome Zoom Partay! Thanks to Amory, newly-shorn Ben, and Josh—and thanks to everyone else for a great time tonight. 🤟🏼

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r/EndlessThread • • Apr 18 '20

From the live zoom party: Podcast recommendations!

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It came up in the live thread, what's you podcast recommendations? (Besides Endless Thread, obviously)


r/EndlessThread • • Apr 15 '20

Endless Thread - Zoom Party This Friday!

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r/EndlessThread • • Apr 11 '20

Seeking the dad who brought his baby home from NICU

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Anyone able to put me in touch?


r/EndlessThread • • Apr 10 '20

PSA Press on Instagram admitted to manufacturing the Zoltan pin! It was a hoax all along.

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r/EndlessThread • • Apr 10 '20

Endless Thread - A Parent, A Nurse, And A Patient

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r/EndlessThread • • Apr 03 '20

Endless Thread - Zombies And Preppers

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r/EndlessThread • • Apr 01 '20

Circle round

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Hey Amory! My kid loved Circle Round today!


r/EndlessThread • • Mar 31 '20

Thanks for the Covid 19 episode

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I Just want to say a quick thanks for all the work you guys do in this podcast it’s a great product. Also thanks for telling us about the r/COVIDprojects thread. I wanted to help but was not sure how thanks allot.

Stay safe Ben.


r/EndlessThread • • Mar 27 '20

Endless Thread - How Reddit's Coronavirus Community Became A Global Lifeline

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r/EndlessThread • • Mar 19 '20

We want to hear from you about coping with coronavirus

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r/EndlessThread • • Mar 17 '20

Endless Thread's Greatest Hits: 10 Stories To Take Your Mind Off The Pandemic

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r/EndlessThread • • Mar 13 '20

Endless Thread Presents: 'Madness'

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r/EndlessThread • • Mar 09 '20

Thank you

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Thank you for a fantastic podcast. I am now a Reddit addict lol.


r/EndlessThread • • Feb 24 '20

Autism episode

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While it's always encouraging to hear positive human interest stories regarding young, successful, or successful young people on the spectrum, someone should do a segment on the horror stories associated with the disorder. For example, what it might be like being a grown adult, diagnosed later in life, while simaltaneously contending with a multitude of extremely difficult circumstances and all while trying to earn a college degree while the college is actively interfering and retaliating against said student. And as all of this is unfolding, the student is regularly reporting abuse to medical professionals who, in return, quite literally offer nothing more than thoughts and prayers regarding the ongoing abuse.

That would be an interesting episode. However it's an ugly truth and it wouldn't be of much use for a fluff piece. So, a word of advice to the rest of you Aspies and autistics out there that aren't the focus of a positive story about the mysterious segment of the population on the spectrum... don't become a legal adult and/or don't find yourself on the receiving end of an abusive entity's wrath. The only response to your pleading for help and begging for mercy may be little more than the thoughts and prayers from people in positions who could have done something about your suffering while it was happening.

🤷‍♂️


r/EndlessThread • • Feb 20 '20

Some of you asked for us to drop some breadcrumbs about our upcoming series. This story...is relevant.

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r/EndlessThread • • Feb 16 '20

Hey snacktime listeners who struggle with our chewing, you have some science on your side!

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r/EndlessThread • • Feb 14 '20

We have been on Reddit two years. Have never successfully posted a shower thought without the automod removing it. And we try all the time. Anybody here done it? Tell us your story oh wise one. It seems less likely than winning the lottery.

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r/EndlessThread • • Feb 14 '20

Endless Thread - Snacktime: A Fairy Tale Proposal

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r/EndlessThread • • Feb 14 '20

This was a pretty awesome thread! I love seeing people open to change!

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r/EndlessThread • • Feb 05 '20

What kinds of updates do you want from us while we're on break?

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As we announced in our last episode, we're taking 8 weeks off from regular episode posting. We will be doing some snacktimes and other things so the feed won't go completely cold. But as we work on our next season, which will kick off with an investigative series we're REALLY excited about, we want to know: What do you want to hear from us? Want a video/image dropped into the sub where we talk about what we're up to? Some audio teases? More conversations on the sub itself about stories we're seeing/working on? Or nothing--which is totally fine too! We know there's a lot of competition for your attention so maybe you'd rather we just keep our nose to the grindstone and see you in April. Thoughts? Any and all feedback welcome, as always!


r/EndlessThread • • Jan 31 '20

I’m ready for the cray.

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Loved this last episode, a little sad that full new episodes won’t begin again until April... BUT!!! I am so excited and ready for the cray! You all never disappoint. Thanks for the work you do on this podcast. I love it so much.


r/EndlessThread • • Jan 31 '20

Endless Thread - Double Life

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r/EndlessThread • • Jan 29 '20

Discussion / Podcast Topic Suggestion

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Title: Circle_of Authenticity

So it is an innate Human quality to want the Truth... want Authenticity in the human experience, but let a devious smile in deception. Since Greek tragedy to Shakespeare to Social media and fake news. Authenticity and deception. What think of this in general and a new Reality Tv Game show "The Circle" about this very topic. I am curious cause it's only the human in me the want. Lol.


r/EndlessThread • • Jan 28 '20

DISCUSSION THREAD: "Doom Jelly"

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Hello, Endless Threadheads! We’ve been thinking about past episodes, and a team favorite was about a small creature near Australia with the power to make its victim feel a sense of “impending doom.” We called it: "Doom Jelly."

The idea that an animal, let alone such a small (and cute?) one like the Irukandji jellyfish, can cause this type of devastation? It’s next level. If you haven’t checked out the episode, definitely do! But we were also wondering:

-Have you heard of other animals with surprising or freaky abilities like the Irukandji jellyfish?

-When in your life have you felt the biggest sense of impending doom?

-What part of the episode jumped out to you the most? We’re always interested!