You Can Tell Me Anything with Titi Lee

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.

The multi-hyphenate comedian Reem Edan (@reededan) confesses that she used to steal and hide food from her parents in her childhood, and nearly caused a kitchen fire because of it!

In this episode, Teresa talks to standup comic and TV writer Lisa Curry about how she scammed her high school into letting her go onto expensive field trips when her family wasn't able to afford them. She gets into how to positively scam - there's a way! - and why she never graduated high school.

In this episode, Teresa talks to comedian Mike Mulloy (creator of Faded Comedy) about why he hates watching standup. Mike is a Boston native who just recorded his Comedy Central debut and confesses he has not watched *most* of his friends' comedy specials, but he has a good reason why! Listen to find out.

This week we revisit guest #17 Eli Olsberg's confession - this was recorded in the first season of YCTMA and Teresa and Eli have since created a podcast together and bonded over their love of Ariana Grande.

In this episode, Teresa talks to comedy producer and booker Sam Varela (@nakedcomedy) about her recent experience getting an ADHD diagnosis and how her life has changed since she started treating it.

In this special Galentine's Day episode, Teresa talks to the hosts of What Are Friends For Podcast, Pallavi & Gabrielle, to get the dirt on their friendship and get them to confess to each other. We talk about how they first met - they didn't take to each other right away - and how now they confide in each other almost as much as their spouses. We talk about overachieving, chasing careers and frie...

In this episode, Teresa talks to comedian and star of E!'s Dating No Filter Show Cara Connors about her childhood thumbsucking habit. Cara confesses to sucking her thumb for way too long into elementary school and how that affected her growing up. Teresa has a bit of a thumbsucking past too, and they get into it. Plus a fun game about embarrassing texts you wouldn't want to send or receive.

In this episode, Teresa sits down with comedian Matt Braunger (MadTV, Comedy Central) and gets the cringe but hilarious story of how he scared off a one-night stand when he forgot to clean under his bed. We talk about his newfound fatherhood, mistakes we made in our single ho days, and more.

On this episode, Teresa talks to comedian and political pundit Pallavi Gunalan (writer for Lovett or Leave It) about her quest to have a threesome with a queer woman after getting invited to perform at a queer comedy festival. We discuss her journey coming out on stage and off stage, biphobia in the LGBTQ+ community and play a fun altered game of F* Marry Kill where nobody dies and everybody feels...

In this episode, Teresa talks to comedian Camirin Farmer (host of Bong Hits pod) about their first time experimenting with masturbation... with their brother's remote control car. We get into the hilarious story and discuss their discovery of their pansexuality and Teresa shares her own sexual awakening story from doing leg lifts in France. Follow Camirin on Instagram at @camirinfarmer.

Happy Thanksgiving! This week, Teresa replays her story about shooting Curb Your Enthusiasm that recently aired on HBO. In this conversation with Jacquis Neal from the summer, Teresa tells him about her botch-up on set and they hype up each other. Now that the episode has officially aired and the cat's out of the bag, we're replaying this episode so you can catch up on the behind the scenes shenan...

In this episode, Teresa talks to founder and editor-in-chief of The In Mag, Isis Nicole, about how she used to forge Megabus tickets to see her family when she was a broke college student. We get into how she feels about new motherhood, championing BIPOC models and designers in fashion through her zine, and more.

Ben Roy confesses that he once hid a poop in a trash can when the toilet broke, because he didn't want a cute girl to know it was him. We talk about the insecurities of bathroom waste and play a silly game about dumb tattoos. Trigger warning: The first half of this pod contains conversation about SA, specifically with the catholic church, so please listen with discretion.

ICONIC CONFESSIONS (Originally Aired: May 2019): Teresa talks to comedian and writer Marlena Rodriguez about how she was diagnosed with adult ADHD and how getting treatment helped her worklife but almost made her stop eating. We discuss what it was like to grow up in a gym, and how body image affects young women even when they're self-aware.

It's Teresa Lee's birthday week, which means solo confession time! This episode, Teresa drops a big personal bomb - she talks about her congenital heart disease and how 2020's pandemic and lockdown brought some repressed PTSD and body trauma back to the surface that she was able to connect through a deep dive into her childhood medical history. She shares the echoes of her surgery trauma that cont...

Spooky episode is here! You know we're going to talk ghosts if it's Halloween, and it's a triple threat because we talk flirting, ghosts, and coming out of the bisexual closet. Shannon Hardy confesses she used to flirt with ghosts on her ouija board, and even developed a relationship with a particular female ghost before she came out to herself as queer. Listen to the full story and follow Shannon...

It's Spooky Season! Raphael Chestang (Pretty Smart on Netflix, College Humor!) confesses that he momentarily got into making fake bills in high school, just to see if he could! And he could! He quit cold turkey before things got serious, but that didn't stop the secret service from showing up at his house. Listen to the full story to find out what happened! Follow Raphael on IG at @rchestang and t...

Comedian Brendan Fitzgibbons confesses to Teresa that he was almost a Bravolebrity... in 2012 he was lured into going on a date on a Bravo reality show. He shares the horrors of that experience, the secret not-so-reality parts of reality TV, and more. Listen to Brendan's podcast Spiritual Asshole everywhere you get your pods, and follow him at @the_fitzgibbons. Follow this podcast at @tellmeanythi...

ICONIC CONFESSIONS (Originally Aired: June 2018): Teresa talks to comedian and filmmaker Carmen Angelica about how she believed she caused bad things to happen in the world when she was doing well in life as a child. We discuss the implications of the butterfly effect, how a universe that worked like this would look like, and play a game inspired by Carmen's love of rom coms.

Kari Assad tells Teresa about her high school theater program and the bizarre behavior of the director. From his obsession with the blondes in the class to coded racism, Kari and Teresa discuss what it's like to be a woman of color in an arts program even as a teenager in a progressive area. Follow Kari at @assadkarirocks and the podcast at @tellmeanythingpod on Instagram.

Standup comedian Alex Hooper (America's Got Talent!) confesses that he learned late in life that he has stinky feet... and discusses how this has come up in his relationships and how he's come to accept himself as an adult compared to his angrier childhood self. We get real about chronic pain in childhood, unconditional love from parents, and wax poetic about the metaphysical light chasers. Follow...

In the season 5 premiere of You Can Tell Me Anything, host Teresa Lee talks to comedian Tess Barker, the co-host of the esteemed Lady2Lady Podcast and co-creator of Toxic: The Britney Spears Story podcast covering the #FreeBritney movement in detail. Tess confesses she acted out so much in middle school that she wasn't allowed to graduate, and discusses how she just kept being herself until the wo...