This is a podcast about the lies people tell. Science says that 60% of people can’t get through a 10-minute conversation without telling at least one lie. (Ten minutes!) These lies, told by normal people, provide the backbone of this show. Truthless is a curiosity-driven storytelling show, featuring one central interview in each episode. Together, Brian and the guest will retell the story of a lie... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | a year ago |
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Category | Society & Culture |
When Claire was in her late 30s, she found herself telling strangers on airplanes stories about her kids—which is a pretty normal thing to do, except that Claire didn’t have any kids. She also didn’t know why she was doing it. Why would a successful,... more
The Strokes. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Interpol. New York’s indie rock scene of the early 2000s was a hive of creativity, and Simon was one of the most gifted young bassists in Manhattan. But when his new band signed up to play his high school talent show... more
Tyler was the biggest, baddest slugger on his small-town Little League team—until the day he realized he was scared of the ball. To get out of facing an intimidating pitcher, 8-year-old Tyler told a lie that made him feel guilty for decades to come. ... more
Before he was a star on the smash sitcom ‘Modern Family,’ Jesse was a young actor struggling to make it in New York. When he landed an audition for a role that could change his life, he was ecstatic—until he realized he was going to have to forge his... more
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Great… if you enjoy leftist political identitarian garbage. DEI at its finest.
I absolutely love this! It’s one of my favorite podcasts and I have listened to every single episode. I would be thrilled if you made more!
This podcast isn’t bad to listen to, but could be better. The history tends to repeat himself quite a bit to drag out episodes. He makes the same joke over and over again (like in the video store episode, “and he did that, as any normal person would…”). These stories are sometimes fun to listen to but it also feels like 3 minutes of story dragged out into a half hour.
From the best writer at theringer and honestly one of the best writers out there comes a truly interesting, clever, and entertaining pod that is absolutely worth a listen! Podcast voice doesn’t quite live up to the writing voice, but that’s an incredibly high bar to reach. At times a bit too sympathetic to lying or liars, but that contributes to how interesting it is - after all, how many people who at their core are good and trustworthy people lie, frequently, and for no noble reason?
Don’t understand why the Narrator’s narration is dripping with sarcasm at every turn. In addition he seems to fail to draw the obvious conclusion. The second episode suggests some sort of metaphor around someone or something growing too big and throwing caution to the wind. It ends by letting everyone including Icarus off the hook. Such a good idea presented so poorly.
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This storytelling show captivates listeners by exploring the lies that individuals tell and the motivations behind them. Each episode features a central interview where the host and a guest recount personal stories of deception, ranging from lighthearted fabrications to profound distortions of identity. Narratives touch on various themes such as societal expectations, identity conflicts, and the complexities of human relationships. With a diverse array of guests, including notable personalities and everyday people, the show highlights the universal nature of lying and encourages reflection on the insecurities and desires that lead individuals to fabricate their realities. Audiences are likely to find the combination of humor and vulnerabili... more
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Truthless launched a year ago and published 11 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Truthless include:
1. Tyler Parker
2. Rob Harvilla
3. Zito Madu
4. Kid Mero
5. Katie Baker
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