The RR Show | Reddit Stories Narrated podcast is for listeners who want to hear fascinating Reddit posts without staring at a screen. Its original title was Reddit Readings, and a robot read through Reddit posts. Newer episodes have human narrators, often Andy or Bert, who share context, commentary, and users' comments. The narrators read frightening, frustrating, and embarrassing stories from varied Reddit communities.

The podcast reassures people who fear they're the only one who's experienced an odd thing. In one episode of The RR Show, a woman's baby appeared in her room before he was born. In another, a couple heard a man laughing beneath their Airbnb window for fifteen minutes. Then he disappeared.

A woman shares a regrettable choice in one episode of The RR Show. She ordered a gift for her boyfriend, then realized he'd get an email about it. So, she logged into his email to delete the message. She saw a shipping confirmation for an engagement ring. Instead of pretending she didn't see it, she asked her boyfriend about it. Listeners learn how he responded and why he's been faking proposals ever since.

A Slovakian man shares an awkward story about his Easter traditions. His American teacher mentioned how much she loved her Thanksgiving and Halloween traditions. He decided to go to her house and show her how Slovakians celebrate Easter. It involves dumping water on women and whipping them, then giving them perfume. If that wasn't bad enough, there's a chant about fish and eggs. The point of the tradition is to keep women beautiful and ward off evil. Listeners won't believe how the teacher reacted.

People with untold stories might feel comfortable posting them after hearing this podcast. No matter how unusual an experience is, someone else can relate. Listeners needn't worry their stories will appear on the podcast without their knowledge. The narrators ask each Reddit user before using their content.

The RR Show | Reddit Stories Narrated tells listeners to grab tea and popcorn. They might get hungry since it's hard to stop at one episode.