Emma Willmann confesses that she stepped in poop at a family reunion in elementary school and blamed it on a homeless person. Teresa absolves her of the guilt, and she also confesses to pretending to be a man on chat rooms growing up. We talk about relationships red flags and text mishaps. Emma Willmann is a standup comedian that can be seen on Netflix and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. She hosts the podcast Inside the Podcast and you can follow her at @emmawillmann.

Biniam Bizuneh confesses the story of how he got swindled out of his car when he was leaving Los Angeles to live with his friend on a farm, and how he got out of his spiralling depression and made it back into comedy after a much needed break. Biniam Bizuneh has written for Jimmy Kimmel Live!, performed on Comedy Central, and you can watch his series "How to Be Broke" on Comedy Central Digital or follow him at @biniambiz.

Dave Ross confesses that he sometimes has violent thoughts, while in real life he is terrified of physical confrontation. We talk about the expectations of men to fight and where the thoughts come from when he has never actually been violent. They discuss how gender roles have affected their fantasies, and why the fear of getting beat up can seem worse than actually getting beat up. Dave Ross is a comedian that has appeared on The Late Show with James Corden, Comedy Central, and has a hilarious album out now called The Only Man Who Has Ever Had Sex available at guns.sex.beer. Follow him at @davetotheross.

Corie Johnson confesses what it was like to grow up with addict parents, and how that affected her sense of humor. We talk about her taking on the caretaker role for her friends, how her best friend got her to start going to therapy, and what weight loss boarding school was like. Corie Johnson is a standup comedian and you can follow her at @uncoriedinated.

It's a Halloween spooky confession! Ryan Singer confesses the spooky story of how he encountered the supernatural at Skinwalker Ranch, while looking for Bigfoot. We talk about all things occult, paranormal, and why people are sometimes skeptical of unexplained phenomenons in the face of live evidence. Ryan Singer is a comedian and host of the podcast Me & Paranormal You, and you can get his album "Free Love" out now. Follow him at @rysing.

It's a special birthday episode! Teresa interviews her twin sister Jenyi, a DJ and musician in Los Angeles, on their shared 30th birthday. Jenyi tells her something she's never told her before - that she used to think she could control her period cycle with her mind. They talk about how they went to opposite extremes growing up in order to cope with trauma, and Jenyi tells Teresa what she really thinks of Teresa's jokes about her. Follow Jenyi on IG at @djhauskaat and follow the podcast at @leresatee.

In continuing the annual tradition of a solo episode in her birthday week, host Teresa Lee confesses that she has a hard time letting go of clothes that belonged to other people. Specifically, she talks about how she used to keep shirts given to her by crushes, and how that eventually transitioned into her hanging on to her little brother's clothes after he committed suicide. She talks about attachment, insecurity, and learning to let go. Teresa is the host of You Can Tell Me Anything and you can follow her at @leresatee. Follow the podcast: @tellmeanythingpod.

Sydney Steinberg confesses that after dating her first boyfriend for 6 months, she could not let go of the relationship for 4 years after. We talk about attachment styles, what drives someone to hold onto a relationship even when it's not working, and how she broke her pattern and find a healthy loving relationship. We also talk about what it means when exes message your siblings, and how accepting yourself makes you attractive to others. Sydney Steinberg is a comedian, writer, and performer from UCB, and has appeared on The Cool Kids, College Humor, Cracked, and more. You can follow her at @sydsteinbo. Follow the podcast: @tellmeanythingpod.

Ellory Smith confesses she drove for her first year and a half in Los Angeles without car insurance. We talk about how she copes with dark thoughts through Twitter, why she stays in relationships far longer than she wants, and why she thinks nobody should get married before 38.  Ellory Smith is a comedian and Emmy award nominated writer. She hosts the comedy show Funnilingus and you can follow her at @ellory_smith. Follow the podcast: @tellmeanythingpod.

Nori Reed confesses that even though she's Korean, she didn't learn to use chopsticks until she was 11 years old. We talk about being first generation, cultural appropriation vs appreciation, and growing up as the only Korean in Kentucky. Nori Reed is a standup comedian. She has opened for Amy Poehler and hosts the show Man Haters. You can follow her at @norireed.

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