You Can Tell Me Anything with Teresa Lee

Andrew Johnston (@mandrewbrawnston) confesses that as a veteran comedian who's put in his time, making the switch to social media comedy clips was something he was reluctant to do, but in the spirit of Hollywood and giving the people what they want - he did it and he did it well. Follow Andrew Johnston at @mandrewbrawnston and follow this podcast at @realfatherlonglegs.

Teresa talks to comedian Peter Kim about his hidden past as a delinquent teenager in New York City! Peter talks about his days running a graft at his high school re-selling discounted clubbing clothes to the rich kids, and we play a game all about Korean pop bands... throwback to the OG days of JYP and Rain.

Jon Gabrus (100 Ways To Party Before You Die) stops by to talk about how he doubled down on being a bad liar as a kid growing up in Staten Island. Teresa and Jon discuss the ways parenting have changed in the past few decades, and play a game all about party tricks.

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When Andrew Orolfo (Late Late Show, The Meter) was in high school, he got in trouble at night school, but in a twist of bad luck for someone else, the person who paid the price was not him. Listen to the full confession and his conversation about growing up in the Bay Area, new furniture building skills, and more with Teresa Lee. Follow Andrew at @andrew_orolfo and this podcast @realfatherlonglegs.

Hey confidants, I’m sharing a special preview of a podcast I’ve been enjoying, Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso, from Pushkin Industries.

This week we induct Guest #36 Atsuko Okatsuka into the ICONIC CONFESSION hall of fame.

Demi Adejuyigbe (The Good Place, Gilmore Guys) confesses that he is a secret smoker...of a decade!

Cassie Cao visits LA from Canada and stops by the show to talk about her latest breakup, why it was "very bad" and how she found herself going through a meltdown during the pandemic...and how she got out of it!

Ali Vingiano confesses that she was so attracted to her therapist she had to ghost him.

Comedian, filmmaker, and improviser Drew Spears confesses he and his buddies who also love pro-wrestling are fascinated by photoshopped fake nudes of big time male wrestlers.

It's the time of year for Teresa Lee's solo episode... aka her birthday!

Teresa talks to Therapy Dogs director Ethan Eng about how he spent his senior year of high school making an unsanctioned feature film with his best friend Justin Morrice and turning it into a Slamdance success.

In this episode, Nina Tarr (host of Girls on Guys Podcast) confesses that she secretly enjoys trash TV but very carefully curates the content she publicly enjoys.

In this ELAFF special edition, Teresa sits down with film festival director and community activist Juan Escobedo to hear about his amazing story starting the East Los Angeles Film Festival, from working in HIV prevention in San Diego to setting up clinics, workshops, and arts programs for families in East Los Angeles, Juan shares his journey to how he has always married filmmaking, arts, and community activism.

Comedian Sammy Anzer confesses to his past f-boy life, the moment he turned it all around, and the story of how he flew to Michigan to confess his love to an ex, live on a comedy show.

Live from the 2022 NCCF in Greensboro, NC, Teresa interviews comics from the fest on their deep dark confessions...featuring Matt Vita, Jacy LaFontaine, and Elizabeth Fulton.

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!