
What's the one secret you've never told anybody? Welcome to The Secret Room, a podcast about the true stories no one ever tells. Hosted by Ben Hamm.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 492 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

It's the second secret in our three secret arc on sex work. To the world, Krissy lived a normal life. But behind closed doors, she was working in sensual massage, a secret she kept hidden for 15 years. Until the day she was forced to reveal everythin... more
Sloane reveals her secret that she worked for an escort agency for a year, and no one knows. She thought it was going to be all fast cash and glamour. After all, being a sugar baby, dancing and running an OnlyFans channel had worked nicely. She laid ... more
With this episode we begin a three secret arc from women in sex work. By the end of this series, we'll have a deeper understanding of different forms sex work can take, as well as of the realities these women face and how they feel about their work. more
As a marijuana grower for a startup South American based company, Jake did some questionable things. Like the time he smuggled 500 marijuana plants through customs! Get into the weeds with us, and hear all of Jake's exploits.
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Just listened to one episode. it’s like they didn’t edit it at all - long winded, so dragged out. Not that interesting. Also don’t like the interviewers style.
I found the show because of something was wrong, which was another podcast that died and it was so much fun to listen to it and also very eye-opening listening to this one, but then they gave Janine and other people exposure and glorifying their poor behavior that it just ruined the quality. Not to mention it became very click-baitey and annoying, and I’m giving it two stars due to the fact that at the beginning I truly like that I loved it actually, but having people lie and exaggerate on a pod... more
What a boring let-down to find out the father was gay. Woopty-doo. This big reveal would only be interesting to homophobic people. Who cares that the father picked the worst time to tell this boring non-news.
It’s OK. I like the concept of the podcast, but sometimes the stories are so long and drawn out, that I forget what the story was even about that I clicked on. Like get to the point already. If you’re going to make them describe every detail of their entire life, at least make sure it’s at least relevant to the story. I wish it wasn’t set up so much like an interview, but more of a storytelling. The host could stop talking so much, so the guest wouldn’t get sidetracked, and actually tell their s... more
I started at the beginning and I’m only 10 years late. I’ve read a few negative reviews so maybe my opinion will change but right now I’m really enjoying the stories. It’s a nice change from what I usually listen to.
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This show centers on intimate, true-life revelations told by a rotating cast of guests who share personal secrets, traumas, and pivotal life moments. Episodes often explore courage in the face of adversity, the complexities of sex work, family secrets, relationships, and personal transformation, all anchored by a steady host who guides with empathy. Noteworthy is the willingness to tackle sensitive topics head-on, including survivor narratives, moral gray areas, and boundary-pushing life choices, making it a compelling listen for listeners who enjoy confessional storytelling and human-interest psychology. The format tends to blend vivid first-person storytelling with reflective commentary and resources for listeners who relate to difficult ... more
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