Judgy Two Shoes

My girlfriend and I are huge Steve Hofstetter fans. We discovered him in early 2020 and loved his heckler videos. Then, once everything was open we got to see him live in Ybor City, FL. We listen to this on the car ride home from work together. We “participate” by also judging and discussing our opinions, then unpausing and listening to theirs. We laugh, a lot, learn new things about each other, get to learn new things about Steve and Savannah, and we get exposed to different ways of thinking about a given topic. I’m a firm believer that when two intelligent people have a discussion about a topic it’s always interesting. So imagine 2 intelligent AND funny people having discussions about Facebook and Reddit posts as their topics! (Along with a few others as well) This has made our 1+ hour ride home through rush hour go from a chore to something we look forward to. Thank you both for taking the time to make this.

I mindlessly scroll through AITA on Reddit about once a day. This podcast was made for me

I really enjoy the verbal tennis match between these two. Sometimes they are on different sides of the net, and sometimes they are playing doubles. Keep on judging you two!!

I really enjoy this podcast. The discussions are engaging. The title says “Judgy Two Shoes” but really I think Steve and Savanna show a lot of common sense and compassion. There are usually 3 or so discussions where they weigh in with a recommendations and/or judgements about who is in the wrong from submissions or the internet. They begin by saying what they think after just reading just the title of a post which is sometimes quite different from what they think after they get into the details. I like that the discussions sometimes go into tangents on what ifs like if the genders of the people involved were reversed or if their ages were different because details can affect a situation. While Steve and Savanna don’t always agree with each other, they are respectful of each others’ opinions. They share personal stories and explanations of their thinking in an amazingly honest and open way. Too often the loudest and most divisive voices are lauded. Steve and Savanna are a breath of fresh air in their thoughtful discussions that reveal who they are. And in the end, I come away feeling affirmed that yes, there are good people in the world.