Episodes | Confessions: The Podcast

Each episode of Confessions of the Idiots features hilarious guests reacting to some of the wildest, strangest online confessions.

This is a very funny episode of the podcast and NOTHING in between with the return of Jess Harris and Rik Brown.

Josephine is dancing naked, Neil has a summer fling with a ghost, Pauline hates her husband’s look and Jack is a friend worth fighting for.

This week on the podcast Sammy is joined by performer Scott Brennan for a very special episode when they solve absolutely NOBODY’S.

This week Sammy is joined by Jess Perkins and Nick Capper to discuss this weeks weird and wonderful (minus the wonderful) online confessions.

It’s the eightieth episode guys! And what better way to celebrate than with Aaron Gocs and Jonathan Schuster.

This week on the show Sammy is joined by Mike Goldstein and Nicolette Minster PLUS Nicole has written in once again to share her love.

Jamie abuses the power of being a pharmacy assistant, Harriet spreads rumors, Josephine shits herself and Heath buys likes for his friend.

John is a wet blanket wrecking parties and Justine skis and fucks. You won’t be surprised that we only get through two confessions.

This very special TWO part episode Sammy is joined by Alita Brydon (from the ‘Bad Dates of Melbourne’) and by performer Scott Brennan.

This week on the podcast Sammy is joined by Rick Davies and Aurora Campbell. It’s exactly what you didn’t order, but it’s free.

This week Sammy is joined by Rhi Down and Jonathan Schuster. Warning: if you are a big fan of Dawn Fraser, please skip this podcast.

This week on the podcast Sammy is joined by Stuart Daulman and Sam Lingham. It’s an early birthday present for you.

This week on the podcast Sammy is joined by Marieke Hardy and Naomi Higgins to discuss brain changes, boob signing and Steve-O.

This week on the podcast Sammy is joined by returning guest Rik Brown and the great Andrew Hansen. You won’t believe what they do next!

This week on the podcast Sammy is joined by the great Adam Rozenbachs and performer Scott Brennan. It’s got everything - and so much less!