Show Notes
One of things we thought worth doing when mucking around with a Fesshole podcast was the idea that it would be interesting to talk to the actual people doing the confessing.
When we said this people were "but how on earth you can do that, it's anonymous?"
Well the trick is we just ask on the social media account - have you confessed - would you like to chat to us some more and then see what happens.
We spoke to four people for this one - and in an idea totally lifted from the Graham Norton chat show, figured it would be also fun for them to speak to each other, so the format is each one talks to us directly whilst the others are muted on the Zoom call and then at the end, they can all talk to each other, like they're all on a big sofa.
That's the idea.
The reality? It was lovely to meet the fessholians and now you can meet them too.
Can't wait to do this format again.
More from Fesshole: The Podcast
This is genuinely my favourite episode of the Fesshole podcast - the one where we turn it into a panel show.
This is the shed episode. The one me and Dave recorded face to face in a shed and the vibe is good because of this.
When we started this podcast the one thing we thought would be important to do was to talk to a priest and compare notes about taking confessions.
I really like this episode - me and Dave are relaxed and into the vibe of what we've created. It reminds me of Seinfeld, now don't get me wrong, I'm not saying we've reached the heights of Larry David's best writing here, but like Seinfeld, it's a show about nothing.
It's not something you expect, one day you're swimming in the local pool and you see your acquaintance Chris Atkins and have a bit of a chat with him whilst both of you are playing with your kids and then two days later he's on the front page of the Daily Mail, imprisoned for five years for tax fraud.