The final installment of the Out of Bounds Festival episodes features secret Peruvian boyfriends, a good girl at Burning Man, a reckoning with inappropriate behavior from years ago, and more.

Thank you Permanent RCRD for the studio space in Austin, TX and to Out of Bounds Comedy Festival. Follow the guests here: Ky Krebs (@kykrebs), Ruby Willman (@oobfest), Neeraj Srinivasan (@neerandloathing), Norah Yang (@norahyang37), Allison Mick (@allison_mick).

Daniel Webb talks about making out with another boy at afterschool daycare while the babysitter watched Days of Our Lives. They talk about discovering their sexuality, early crushes, and how to move on from cheaters.

Daniel Webb is a standup comedian and recently featured on Up Next by Comedy Central. You can follow him on Instagram at @toyotalopez or visit his site at thedanielwebb.com.

Teresa talks to performers from the Out of Bounds Comedy Festival… part 2! Minisodes featuring confessions of a fake Facebook account to talk to Disney stars, sending a boyfriend's ex girlfriend a wedding gift, touching Ryan Gosling's butt, and more!

Thank you Permanent RCRD for the studio space in Austin, TX and to Out of Bounds Comedy Festival. Find the guests here: Carlton Wilcoxson (IG: @ccwilcoxson), Lindsay Lucido (@lindsaylucido), Pam Ross (@pamnotanderson), Kenice Mobley (Person About Town podcas

Adam Tod Brown tells the story of how he smoked crack once… or maybe twice. We talk about drugs and new experiences, what people do to cope, and touch on addiction. But it's fun, we swear. 

Adam Tod Brown is the host of the Unpopular Opinion podcast, a writer and comedian, and has written for Cracked, Playboy, and you can find him online at @adamtodbrown.

Teresa records a special edition of You Can Tell Me Anything at Out of Bounds Comedy Festival in Austin, TX. Confessions include a lesbian dating men for the first time, a high school secrecy pact broken, and someone who gets arrested for prostitution...

Thanks to Permanent RCRD for the studio space in Austin, TX and to Out of Bounds Comedy Festival. Follow Allison Summers (@allisonsummersinsti), Roxxy Haze (@iamroxxyhaze), Arielle Norman (Gender Fluids, Twitter: @pooptampon), SQUISH (The Pack Theater)

Tom Thakkar talks about how he got into cyber sex on Neopets as a teen and they discuss chat rooms and Teresa's fake identity. They also talk about identity and what it means to "other" yourself, as well as play a game all about celebrity obsessions. Tom Thakkar is the cohost of Comedy Central's You Up on Sirius XM, as well as the cohost of the hit podcast Stand By Your Band, and has been featured on Conan and JFL New Faces. You can follow him on Twitter at @tomathakkar, IG at @tomthakkar.

Michael Swaim confesses something he's never told anyone - in high school he played a Mexican character in a play in "brown face". We discuss appropriation, progress, and his growth. They play a game of Phobia Phobic.

Michael Swaim is the co-creator of Small Beans Podcast Network and a former staff writer and performer at Cracked. He is known for his role in the Webby Award winning After Hours and his many internet writings and musings. Follow him at @SWAIM_CORP and listen to his podcast Small Beans!

Lisa Chanoux admits that she used to be a Republican and that she once wrote a very opinionated letter to her local fire department about a hot button issue. They talk about the idea of girls who like attention "asking for it" and play a game of Secret Scoring... aka Guess The Movie With Secret In Its Title Based Off of Its Rotten Tomatoes Score.

Lisa Chanoux is a standup comedian and host of the popular astrology podcast What's Your Sign? You can follow her on Instagram at @asilnoux.

Caitlin Durante reveals that she used to work in the porn industry. They talk about Teresa's gogo dancing days as well as play a game all about people getting revenge. Caitlin Durante is the former artistic director of Nerdmelt as well as current co-host of the Bechdel Cast on HowStuffWorks. Follow her at @caitlindurante.

Eli Olsberg talks about how he went from holding in his emotions as a kid to being open to crying as an adult. They discuss why crying is important, why they cried last, and Teresa talks about how she was called a Blabbermouth as a kid. We also listen to a listener created track as well as answer an email.

Eli Olsberg is the host of Performance Anxiety and performed for Van's Warped Tour, Laughing Skull Festival, and sometimes makes dance videos with Teresa. You can follow him online at @eliolsberg.