Confessional Podcast

Christine Ferrera is back in town to confess some anxiety-inducing stories from the past!

Mike's cousin Erin returns to discuss goths, punks, ravers, and the myriad of subcultures from our youth.

Nico Cellz of the Baltimore band, Bag of Humans, drops on to discuss DIY projects.

Author and friend of the cast, Derrick Credito, joins us to speak on the controversies surrounding and aftermath of September 11th.

Mike G co-hosts as the legendary soundsmith, Michael Winslow, joins us for our zaniest cast yet.

On today's confessional we have writer/film critic, Paul Haynes from HBO's I'll Be Gone in the Dark, discussing with us, the movies we weren't allowed to see as children. Paul was a contributed to the book version of I'll Be Gone in the Dark written by the late, Michelle McNamara. We discuss Robocop, A Clockwork Orange, A Nightmare on Elm st. and more! Sue Werner of War on Women co-hosts. Confessions from Ohio, Pennsylvania, and more. 

Follow Paul at @thepaulofhaynes

Sue Werner co-hosts as we discuss our best, and worst music concert experiences, with MTV/radio personality, Matt Pinfield. Matt currently has a biography available on Amazon, and other places, called All These Things that I've Done: My Insane Improbable Rock Life. Confessions from Colorado, Virginia, and Texas. 

We discuss the classic book series, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark with the writer, and illustrator of the new, Scary Stories, a Tribute book! Confessions from Pennsylvania, New York, and more!

Purchase Scary Stories a Tribute to Terror, here: https://www.scarystoriestribute.com/

Our friend, Shelly Burke returns to the Confessional Podcast for a remote interview, this time to discuss conspracy theories we think could maybe be true. We get into Paul is Dead, alternative American History, and even Bill Cosby. 

Sue Werner co-hosts as we discuss favorite video games, featuring comedian Holden McNeely of the Last Podcast Network.