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Every day, we uncover a new confession from people across the world. From secret lives to shocking encounters, join Sarah as she explores the real human stories that usually go unheard. Raw, emotional, and always surprising. New episodes daily.
The Daily Confession hosts My Daily Talks, a society show with 134 episodes published.
When Eleanor and her husband Mark received a devastating diagnosis at their 20-week anatomy scan, their dream of a first child was shattered. The fetus had a severe, complex congenital heart defect, promising a life of p
Show notesFor years, Michael Corrigan worked as an Autopsy Technician, building an emotional wall to survive the gruesome, daily reality of his job. He believed he was immune to the toll it took, viewing his work as solving comple
Show notesWhen war broke out, Daniel, a promising architect from Eritrea, made an impossible choice. To save his younger brother from being conscripted to fight in a brutal conflict against a people he considered cousins, he fled
Show notesLeo Kavanagh was a master craftsman, a custom bike frame builder in Bristol whose life was defined by precision, strength, and mechanics. He spent his days welding steel into powerful cores for cyclists. Then, a severe i
Show notesOn today’s episode, Sarah speaks with Marcus 'Sully' Sullivan, an inmate calling from Marion Correctional with less than a year left on his sentence. He shares a harrowing story about the moment he realized prison wasn't
Show notesImagine your connection to the outside world, your livelihood, and your ability to speak out is severed in an instant. For our guest Mateo, a freelance graphic designer in Caracas, this was his reality when the Venezuela
Show notesWhat you're about to hear is a firsthand account of a recent conflict. To protect the identity and safety of our guest, we have changed his name and some identifying details. The events he describes, however, are a raw a
Show notesWhen artisan metalworker Silas Blackwood and his family agreed to be on the reality show 'Our House, Your Rules,' they thought it was the answer to their financial troubles. They desperately needed the money to save his
Show notesWhen a baby is found swaddled in a blanket at a bus stop, her story could have gone a number of ways. For Elara Vance, it led to a childhood in the foster care system, feeling like a temporary placeholder in other people
Show notesWe've all wondered about it while standing in the grocery aisle: is the store brand really as good as the name brand? Today's guest, Frank Keller, a retired Quality Assurance Director from a major dairy cooperative, is h
Show notesImagine having it all: a luxurious apartment with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge, a partner who is a brilliant and successful tech founder, and a life free from financial worry. For our guest Clara, this dream
Show notesAt just 24 years old, Leo Vance is navigating the final chapter of his life in home hospice care. Born with Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a terminal illness he's known about his whole life, his journey has been anythi
Show notesWhat happens when the foundation of your marriage is revealed to be not love, but logic? This week, Sarah talks to Leo, a man who learned from his wife that he was 'the right plan' for a stable life, a pragmatic choice r
Show notesLeo, a hardworking architecture student in Boston, was drowning in debt and struggling to afford materials for his projects. Desperate, he took an odd job for a reclusive art collector, Mr. Finch. The pay was an unbeliev
Show notesWe often hear about people moving to countries like Germany for its famed efficiency and robust social systems. Marco Rossi, an Italian software engineer, did just that, moving to Munich with high hopes for a structured,
Show notesOn today's episode, Sarah talks with Leo Vance, a freelance graphic designer whose life took a cinematic turn during a weekend trip to Atlantic City. Starting with a modest $1,500 work bonus, Leo went on an unbelievable
Show notesWhen Cemil, a respected history professor in Istanbul, was purged from his university for signing a peace petition, he felt more than just his career slip away; his very capacity for outrage began to fade. Living under a
Show notesWhen Liam’s first marriage ended, it wasn’t with a dramatic explosion, but a quiet, heartbreaking realization that he and his wife wanted fundamentally different lives. The divorce was amicable, but the sense of failure
Show notesWhen Anna found herself on the set of the cutthroat reality show "The Venture Pit," she was at her lowest. In the middle of a messy divorce and on the brink of losing her business, she was forced to pitch her dream to a
Show notesNine years ago, our guest won a life-changing amount of money in the lottery. But instead of celebrating, he made a shocking decision: to tell no one, not even his family. He hired lawyers to claim the prize anonymously
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