
A flawless call-in advice show in which Miles Bonsignore answers your calls, solves your problems, and helps you achieve perfection.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 226 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Gabby Bryan joins the show to take stunning calls about your hookup committing grand financial fraud, and being left out of a group photo.
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Business Casual (Jeremy Elder, Cory Peter Lane, & Hunter Saling) join the show to take stunning calls about a cleaner that chats with you on the toilet, a friend with an iconic wiener, and an attempted murder at your local craft night.
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Stef Dagz joins the show to take stunning calls about defeating your cool cousin who is besties with Bella Hadid, telling your boss about an insane photo they recieved, and a boss ruining company birthdays.
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Eric Striffler and Ashleigh Lawless join the show once again to take haunted calls. We talk to callers about a voice in your room at 1AM, a sister with supernatural powers, and an old lady in a haunted funeral home.
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The episode with her was so annoying I can’t stand her and how rude she was. Besides that great show!
Man this is a tough one because I wanna be really clear that I genuinely do like Miles and a lot of his other projects, and excluding the phone call portion I really enjoy the guests and the chat on this podcast. Unfortunately the call-in portion is not a pesky aside that I can skip. It’s the premise of the show, which would also be fine, except I’ve begun to suspect that Miles might give bad advice??? It’s usually in scenarios where the caller and the person they’re calling about absolutely sho... more
Fart sounds?? How old are you??? Stupid.
This podcast is perfection. So much joy, giggles and forced genuine moments. Love it so much
Lowering the rating because of the way you bullied the shaving cream lady and doubled down after she hung up. You were being condescending/mean and the ones making it a big deal. She probably has to deal with so many men at work trying to belittle whatever she’s saying by arguing over semantics. I bet she didn’t expect that sort of treatment calling into her favorite podcast that she bought tickets to see live.
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This show operates as a fast-paced call-in advice format that blends practical problem-solving with playful banter. Listeners bring personal dilemmas—often about relationships, boundaries, roommates, work, and dating—and the host and rotating guests offer candid guidance, quick takes, and concrete strategies. The tone stays warm and humorous even when issues get thorny, with frequent sponsor reads woven into the rhythm. A recurring strength is the mix of expert guests, relatable caller stories, and a willingness to explore unconventional scenarios with empathy and wit. The format and guest pool seem to attract listeners who want actionable tips, real-world examples, and lighthearted entertainment in equal measure, making it appealing to tho... more
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Recent guests on Perfect Person include:
1. Gabby Bryan
2. Jeremy Elder
3. Cory Peter Lane
4. Hunter Saling
5. Stef Dagz
6. Eric Striffler
7. Ashleigh Lawless
8. Will Witwer
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