
If you have nothing nice to say, you can sit with us. Suzanne Lambert, the "Regina George liberal," presents Mean But True —an unapologetically irreverent and lighthearted podcast that explores pop culture, current events, and the politics that shape our everyday lives. Strong opinions about inconsequential (and otherwise) topics are encouraged. Do you have something mean but true you need to get ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyNewsPolitics | |||

It’s Mean But Truesday yall and you’re in for a spicy one! Our dear and outspoken friend Jolly Good Ginger joins us today! We discuss the strange fantasies people have about Jolly, our election predictions, what our last meals would be (Carrabba’s me... more
It’s Mean But Truesday and we’re so excited to welcome our dear and funny friend, DC-based comic Eric Barbalace to the pod! During this episode, we discuss Eric’s passion for complex vocabulary words and idioms, ethical ways to get away with lying, S... more
It’s Mean But Truesday and we’re so excited to welcome Sawyer Hackett, political strategist, commentator, and chef, to the pod! In this episode, we discuss his take on the manosphere, what is "positive masculinity", why influencers and journalists ne... more
It's Mean but Truesday!! This week Suzanne takes a small break from her tour and has some tea to share! She breaks down the toxicity of the comedy industry, how she's trying to change it, exposes a famous hockey player, and proposes an idea on how t... more
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Unfortunately, the host appears to have a lots to say, but little of any value or intellectual veracity. I would skip this pod
Love this show so much.. Found after she appeared on Brief Recess.. I’m obsessed.. Binging all episodes now.
I don’t know why I held out for so long…then just binged it! Suzanne is really good at interviewing people. No loose ends. I like that she keeps it simple for some of us. New must listen for me.
I look forward to listening to this podcast every week while driving. Suzanne does an amazing job interviewing each guest with fun and authenticity. It’s hilarious and I never know what they’re going to talk about, in the best way.
I’ve always felt like Suzanne and I were friends (not in a weird way). So when she started a podcast, it was an immediate follow. I don’t know much about the comedy world and I followed her for her political takes so the podcast it’s self is actually a nice break from politics and general doom in the world and feels like I’m chatting with a friend on long drives or when I begrudgingly do laundry. Love her!
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A sharp, irreverent show where culture, politics, and current events meet with humor. Hosts and guests mix candid storytelling, sharp takes, and behind-the-scenes industry realities, often weaving in personal anecdotes, media critique, and practical insights for navigating public life. The episodes frequently feature high-profile political and media figures, comedians, and activists, delivering conversations that are brisk, opinionated, and relatable for listeners who want smart takes with a playful edge. A notable strength is the host's ability to keep debates lively while staying accessible, making it a strong fit for audiences who enjoy politics served with pop culture and candid personal narratives, plus a steady thread of ad reads that... more
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Recent guests on Mean But True include:
1. Jolly Good Ginger
2. Eric Barbalace
3. Sawyer Hackett
4. Lisandra Vasquez
5. Niles Abston
6. Haley Lickstein
7. Adam Rippon
8. Charlie Goldensohn
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