Carissa Dorson confesses that in spite of having a killer career in cinematography on social media this last year, she's also had some of the lowest moments of her freelance livelihood and we get into the nuance of sharing accomplishments, micro-aggressions on set, and play a cinematography twist of FML.

Greg Proops confesses that he is not Jewish, though many folks assume he is!

Juicy confession from the hilarious Bianca Cristavao, about her experience serving her friend's ex papers at a concert...where he was performing.

We're back at the confession booth with hilarious Atlanta comic Damon Sumner (@damonjunior2) who confesses to breaking a precious possession of his mom's when he was supposed to be babysitting his younger brother...listen to the story of how he processed the crisis, covered it up, and whether or not she ever found out.

The season 5 finale is live from Vail, CO, at Vail Comedy Festival. In this live pod recording in front of a real audience, panelists EJ Masicampo, Catherine McCafferty, and V Lince confess stories about running away and we react to audience confessions.

This final babbling comic episode from Teresa Lee's Tiger Mommy tour includes a special intro update with some juicy news and announcements, a couple of minutes of unhinged high ranting from the woods, a rowdy interview with @hotcomicspod hosts Brandi Unger and Lisandra Vazquez, and a live set recording from Star Bar in Atlanta.

This week Teresa Lee shares a few morsels from the road, including a haunted cemetery with beautiful flora and fauna, a campground with a babbling brook, and gets into it with Atlanta favorite Ian Aber (host of Straight People Podcast) about how being told "gay is evil" led him to shoplift out of spite as a kid.

This week Teresa Lee is on the road for her first-ever solo DIY tour, and she shares a little bit of her experience from her tour.

In this episode, we bring you TWO guests straight from NACA St. Paul, with fresh hot confessions and some fun banter between this trio of Bay Area reppin comics.

ICONIC CONFESSION: This week's hall of fame episode is Robert Evans from Cracked and Behind the Bastards confessing how he developed an obsessive eating disorder when he first moved to LA and how he combatted and worked through it.