Two Hot Takes

If you've ever gone down a Reddit rabbit hole at 2am reading AITA posts and wished someone would just read them to you with commentary, Morgan Absher built an entire podcast around that exact impulse. Two Hot Takes pulls the juiciest stories from Reddit, listener submissions, and random corners of the internet, then Morgan and her rotating co-hosts break them down with the kind of passionate analysis that makes you feel like you're in a group chat with your most opinionated friends. With 260 episodes and a 4.6 star rating from nearly 8,000 reviewers, this show has found its audience and keeps them coming back. The format pairs Morgan with different guest co-hosts each week — comedians like Michaela Okland and Trevor Wallace show up regularly — and each pairing brings a different energy. Some episodes lean heavier on humor, others get surprisingly philosophical about human behavior and interpersonal boundaries. The stories themselves are the real draw. Am I wrong for telling my sister her wedding dress is ugly? Should I confront my roommate about eating my labeled food? The scenarios range from genuinely outrageous to deeply relatable, and Morgan's commentary lands in that sweet spot between empathetic and no-nonsense. She'll validate your feelings and then gently tell you when you're being unreasonable. Episodes run about an hour each and drop weekly, plus there's bonus content on Patreon if the main feed isn't enough drama for your week.