Are there universal moral truths or does everyone define them themselves?

Mine is listening to Michael Bublé's Christmas Album

P.S. my phone autocorrected guilty to guiltyyyyyyyyy because I was quoting family guy once to a friend and I saved the word. Props if you know the scene.

I think you should listen to Beethoven's 9th stretched over 24 hours.

I had a fun day leading shitty children that thought they ran the place. Didn't take shit from any of them. Now I'm going home to have a drink and relax to a podcast till I get up tomorrow for another day with the same kids.

I'm just interested as to why people from Reddit are joining snapzu this long after the AMAgeddon. I joined the day of or day after. Is it the invite system or were you sticking with Reddit to see what would happen? If so, what happened after you waited?

World powers have reached a final, comprehensive agreement with Iran that will govern its nuclear program for over a decade.

I bite my nails and I was wondering what other habits people have (good, bad or funny) that they want to but can't get rid of.

I want to know the best revenge stories you've got or maybe something really passive aggressive (for example office squabbles)that you've done to get your point across.

I'm not sure how it works elsewhere but it seems that every time I click the notification button it reloads it which is cool but it is quite slow. Is there a way to load them as soon as you load the page theoretically opening them instantly once clicked because the data is already there? Could it also have a persistent check to update if new notifications arrive hopefully also opening it quicker when the user gets around to checking them?

Edit: I understand that the site is growing and that contributes to speeds but I think this could help

I've tried subscribing to This American Life but whenever I do I only see the latest episode. Do I have to download all previous episodes separately or am I doing something wrong?

I've just started to listen to Radiolab and Note to Self, slowly finding others on the way but curious to learn of new ones

• If you know Radiolab, what are some really good episodes that you could highlight to me?
• What are some similar shows that I could listen to?

Just started to really get interested in podcasts. Come join me in listening to these incredible people talk.

What are some really good episodes that you could highlight to me?

What are some similar shows that I could listen to?

The Millennial generation, members of which are also sometimes referred to as Echo Boomers, consists of the demographic cohort born roughly between the years 1982 and 2000. Through a special collaboration with our friends over at Mic.com, we’re takin ...

Scopolamine, also known as "Devil's Breath" is a drug so powerful it can render its victim incapable of exersicing free will.

Let's all indulge in a bit of nostalgia and talk about our favorite childhood activities

I'm reading it on Manga Rock and can't remember when it Vol 1 finished. Also if you haven't read it, please do, its great.

On my homepage when I see a comment from someone I'm following, I've seen the comment and when I click it, I want to read the context. Could the link for that comment show at least the parent comment as well or even the whole specific comment thread. Seeing a comment, clicking it and seeing the same comment by itself and then clicking again to see the parent has a useless middle man.

I lead children in a youth group and we have a segment after sessions sometimes called GB or General Business which is where the leaders tell each other funny stories about the children, trying hard to not mention names so as to not embarrass anyone.