Bras Off Confessional

Two women. No filter. All the things you think but don't say. Bras Off Confessional is where Molly and Michaela get into relationships, sex, marriage, bodies, ambition, and the conversations that usually stay in the group chat. New episodes every Wednesday.

Bras Off Confessional is a comedy podcast hosted by Molly & Michaela, with 15 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Molly & Michaela hosts Bras Off Confessional, a comedy show with 15 episodes published.

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  Episode #17

  Ep. 17: The GATE Program, Pt. 2/2

  Jun 10, 202651 minS1

  <p>You already know about MKUltra. You already know about the theories. Now it's time to talk about what it actually felt like to be one of those kids.</p><p>In Part 2 of the GATE program deep dive, Molly and Michaela get personal — comparing notes on what their programs looked like, what they remember, and what they mysteriously don't. And then there's the ultimate question that might hit you harder than any conspiracy theory: what if the most damaging thing the program did wasn't the testing, but telling a bunch of impressionable five-year-olds they were exceptional?</p><p>If yo...

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  Episode #16

  Ep. 16: The GATE Program, Pt. 1/2

  Jun 3, 202642 minS1

  <p>This week Molly and Michaela inaugurate the Tinfoil Hat Club (also known as the THC, which is exactly why it feels wrong that they're sober) with Part 1 of a deep dive into the GATE program — the federally funded Gifted and Talented Education Program that pulled smart kids out of class, put them in dim rooms with covered windows, and apparently left zero paper trail worth remembering.</p><p>Before they get to the shared memories and the TikTok rabbit holes, they lay the foundation: MK Ultra, Project Stargate, and the very inconvenient timeline connecting decades of government-funded psychological experimentation to...

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  Episode #15

  Ep. 15: Dating Downers

  May 27, 202652 minS1

  <p>Everyone has a bad date story. Molly and Michaela have enough to fill a true crime series.</p><p>This week, Molly opens the vault on her Phoenix-era dating life — a city she describes as LA but hotter, drier, and somehow more hostile to human connection. What follows is a story about a man who peaked at three grandma pecks and vanished into the night, and another about a "quiet drink" that escalated into something a lot darker and a lot more real.</p><p>Michaela fires back with her own dispatches: a lawyer who couldn't be bothered to pi...

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  Episode #14

  Ep. 14: From the Cutting Room Floor, Pt.2

  May 20, 202640 minS1

  <p>The cutting room floor lied to you. It told you these clips weren't good enough, that they didn't belong, that they'd just collect dust in the vault. The cutting room floor was wrong.</p><p>This week we crack open the archive and hand you a variety show of everything that almost didn't make it — which, it turns out, might be some of the funniest, most unhinged content we've ever recorded. </p><p>A lesbian couple rewriting the reproduction playbook. A pre-wedding butthole negotiation that may or may not have saved a marriage. A sorority ghost with a very str...

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  Episode #13

  Ep. 13: Pythagorass Didn't Have a Credit Score

  May 13, 202649 minS1

  <p>Mickey is alive, barely, after spending nearly two weeks being personally victimized by a $4 flat of eggs. She came back to tell us all the gory details, including the split jeans, the granny panties, and the breezy commute home she did not notice until it was far too late.<br/><br/>This week's main event: the stuff we were all required to memorize, diagram, recite, and perform in school versus the stuff we actually needed to function as adults and just...never got. Not a rant. More of a forensic examination covering the quadratic formula, state capitals, the recorder...

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