
She said she was healing. Her friend said she was freeloading. This week’s confession comes from someone who moved into her friend’s guest room after a messy breakup—and didn’t leave. Six months, zero rent, and a whole...


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Are our friends really equipped to help us solve our toughest problems at home? Host Laurie March, project manager and former HGTV House Counselor, fields anonymous confessions from homeowners and renters, about crazy problems they’re having at home. From real estate regrets, to home remodeling and design drama, to arguments with contractors, roommates and neighbors – some of your favorite comedians offer up their best 'friendly advice' until experts swoop in to solve problems and clean up the chaos. You’ll laugh a lot, learn a ton, and each episode might make YOU a better friend when someone needs your advice in your life. If you like 'Call Chelsea Peretti', 'Perfect Person' with Miles Bonsignore, 'We're Here to Help' with Jake Johnson and Gareth Reynolds, and 'Bad Friends' with Andrew Santino and Bobby Lee, this show is for you!
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Signup to Generate a PitchAre our friends really equipped to help us solve our toughest problems at home? Host Laurie March, project manager and former HGTV House Counselor, fields anonymous confessions from homeowners and renters, about crazy problems they’re having at home.
Recent episodes include "Patch Job: Kicked Out By A Friend After Six Months In Her Guest Room" (10 June 2025, 18 minutes), "Patch Job: Trying to Organize Has Me Crying on My Couch" (13 May 2025, 28 minutes), and "Patch Job: I Don't Want to Have a Sad Dad House" (28 April 2025, 21 minutes).
True Home Confessions publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 39 minutes across 15 episodes.
Booking probability for True Home Confessions is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. True Home Confessions requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. True Home Confessions's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for True Home Confessions are Home Building and Real Estate Agents. True Home Confessions has a society audience and around 200,000 subscribers on YouTube.
True Home Confessions is a society podcast with 15 episodes published.
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She said she was healing. Her friend said she was freeloading. This week’s confession comes from someone who moved into her friend’s guest room after a messy breakup—and didn’t leave. Six months, zero rent, and a whole...

If you’ve ever looked around your space and thought “I cannot deal,” then opened Instagram and lost 45 minutes to fridge tours and color coordinated shelf bins, this episode is for you. Our confessor is buried in...

We’re taking a short break from full-length episodes while I sort through new confessions for Season Two—but in the meantime, welcome to Patch Job , a mini-series from True Home Confessions ! Each week on Patch Job , we...

Episode #10
Wrapping up Season One, we swoop in with one of our most hilarious episodes, chock full of relatable moments and comedy gold. Our confessor called to say that even though he lives in Los Angeles, he finds himself...

Episode #9
In this week's spicy episode of True Home Confessions, we hear from Will - a young man who's facing an awkward situation with his elderly neighbor. She's not shy about letting him know that she can hear him and his...

What exactly do we owe our aging parents, if the relationship is strained? In this episode, our caller opens up about her difficult relationship with her belligerent mother, who’s losing her independence due to health...

Is It Possible to Recycle... TOO MUCH? In this episode, we dive into the ups and downs of striving for a zero-waste lifestyle. Our confessor shares his journey from feeling empowered by small changes like shopping in...

What happens when your mom’s love language is gift-giving —but you’re drowning in things you don’t want? In this episode, we explore a common struggle: how to navigate family dynamics when your minimalist lifestyle...

This episode of True Home Confessions features a call from Bob and Jan, friends of a THC show producer, who had a huge fire in their house yesterday. Everyone got out okay, including the cat, but Bob is shocked, and...

This episode of True Home Confessions features an anonymous caller who is seriously concerned about his parents. They're doing a big remodel with major customizations for their 'furry family members.' Is it crazy to put...

This episode of True Home Confessions features an anonymous caller who, through the pandemic, picked up a morally ambiguous habit: he started collecting broken branches and succulent leaves from the plant section at...

This episode of True Home Confessions features a call from Abbey, who recently went on a date with a guy who spilled his secret: He’s been blatantly stealing his neighbor’s wifi ever since his elderly neighbor asked him...

Episode #1
In this episode of True Home Confessions, our anonymous caller shares that his wife has really gotten into candles, and heavily scented stuff, even starting a new business selling essential oils to their...

True Home Confessions
An excerpt from an upcoming True Home Confessions episode, please enjoy this short segment with psychotherapist, NYTimes best selling author, and cohost of the "Dear Therapists" podcast, Lori Gottlieb. Understanding the...

True Home Confessions
Can't wait to share this season with you! Follow along at @truehomeconfessions on Instagram and if YOU'VE got a confession, shoot it over to truehomeconfessions@gmail.com or call the Confession Line at 323-716-2107.
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