Anonymous Honesty

Truth through secrecy. Each of our guests has a very unique life, and we ask them every direct question we have, whether it's polite or not. The only thing we won't ask… is their name. Because the most honest guest... is an anonymous guest. Whether they're blind, an astronaut, in prison, a cowboy, a Navy SEAL, homeless, a bodybuilder, a dwarf, or someone else with a life a little different than yours, you'll hear - directly from the source - everything you wanted to know but were too afraid to ask. Private questions, dumb questions, deep questions - it's fun, respectful, and very honest. No names means no reason to lie.

This episode we talk to a dwarf. We ask about his day to day, like how he gets things off the top shelf at the grocery store, if and how he drives, if public urinals are ever too high, and whether he ever shops for clothes in the kids' department. We talk social life, and ask whether it's hard to order drinks at the bar and whether he gets drunk faster than his average size friends. We ask if dwarf babies are smaller than regular babies, if all his body parts are smaller than average, whether he prefers to date other dwarves or average-size people, and which sexual positions are harder or easier for him. And much more. The only thing we don't ask… is his name.

This episode we talk to someone who spent 17 years in prison. We ask about his day to day, like how the food is, what happens in the showers, and whether you can actually buy things using cigarettes like you see in the movies. We ask how to smuggle things in, where to hide it in your cell, and how to make a shank. We ask about prison violence, like gangs, fights, and riots.. We ask about serious stuff, like escapes and solitary confinement, and we get personal and ask about the etiquette of using the toilet in your cell and how conjugal visits work. We ask what he missed most while he was inside and whether he regrets what he did. And much more. The only thing we don't ask… is his name.

This episode we talk to a blind person. We ask about his day to day, like how he picks an outfit, if he ever turns on the lights at home, and how he knows what food is where on his plate at a restaurant. We get personal, and ask about Braille Playboy magazines, and how he knows when he's done wiping in the bathroom. We get deep, and ask what he would want to see if he could only see one thing, and what he sees when he dreams. And much more. The only thing we don't ask… is his name.

This episode we talk to someone in a wheelchair. We ask about his day, like how he gets up a steep hill, or drives his car. We get personal, and ask about the logistics of going to the bathroom, and if and how he has sex. We ask about injuries, and how he dances, fights, plays sports, and cuts lines. And much more. The only thing we don't ask… is his name.

This episode we talk to a tattoo artist. We about ask the most painful place to get a tattoo, and the funniest, dumbest, and best tattoos he's ever seen. We ask about mistakes he's made, injuries, and people passing out or giving up halfway. We ask what tattoos he won't give, if it's easier to tattoo skinny or fat people, and who's tougher - men or women. We ask about tattooing criminals, and tattooing private parts. And much more. The only thing we don't ask… is his name.

This episode we talk to an astronaut. We hear what it's like to live in space for 6 months, and how you eat, sleep, cook, bathe, work out, and go to the bathroom while you're there. We hear about space walks and what astronauts do for fun. We get deep and ask about the most amazing things she saw and how seeing Earth from the outside changes your perspective on things. And we ask plenty of not so deep questions about space etiquette, if the uniforms are comfy, how the reception is when talking to Earth, trading snacks with astronauts from other countries, and whether floating all the time is awesome or annoying. And much more. The only thing we don't ask… is her name.

This episode we talk to a flight attendant. We hear about passengers getting in fights and trying to join the mile high club. We hear about close calls in the air, when to actually be scared, and injuries and even death that he's seen while working. We ask about serious stuff, like terrorists and human trafficking, and not so serious stuff like who gets the armrest between seats, whether first class or coach passengers are more annoying, and the coolest things he's ever seen from the air. And much more. The only thing we don't ask… is his name.

This episode we talk to a Navy SEAL. We ask about serious stuff, like life or death situations, the most scared he's ever been, and the selection and training process. And we ask about some not so serious stuff like the logistics of going to the bathroom on missions, the best snacks to bring, getting your nickname, and how long he can hold his breath. We ask about injuries and hear what happens when you fall out of a helicopter. And much more. The only thing we don't ask… is his name.

This episode we talk to a bodybuilder. We ask about his day to day, like how often he works out and if he ever accidentally rips clothes because he's too muscular. We get personal, and ask about the effects of steroids on his body, including whether they shrink a certain male body part or impact his sex life. We ask if eating so much protein makes his farts smell terrible. We ask about spray tanning, shaving, and injuries and even death in the gym. And much more. The only thing we don't ask… is his name.