Tell Me Lies: Official Podcast

Host Stassi Schroeder is joined by Tell Me Lies superfans Jessi Draper (“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives”) and Teala Dunn (“Crush,” “Good Trouble”) to relive the biggest moments from Seasons 1 & 2, and try to predict what’s in store for Season 3.

Jackson White & Grace Van Patten join Stassi to talk about playing Stephen and Lucy. They get into this week’s episode and how the show impacts their real relationship. Katie Maloney swings by to talk about how Vanderpump relates to Tell Me Lies.

It’s boys night with Jackson White & Spencer House stopping by to talk about how much fun they have on set and leaving the party early. Jay Wadley, the show’s composer, joins Stassi to talk about the music of the series.

Meaghan Oppenheimer sits down with Stassi Schroeder to chat about the creative chaos behind the show: from casting the characters you love (and love to hate), to navigating those intense intimate scenes, to why she likes to unwind with puzzles.

The girls take center stage as Grace Van Patten and Catherine Missal talk trauma bonds, favorite scenes, and their real-life friendship. Later, Teala Dunn weighs in on which Tell Me Lies girl would be an influencer and spills on her most toxic friendship.

Alicia Crowder and Sonia Mena delve into their character’s budding romance, Pippa’s blonde beginnings, and the dangers of people-pleasing. Plus, Jessi Draper stops by for season three predictions.

Grace Van Patten and Costa D’Angelo join Stassi to unravel Lucy and Alex’s complicated bond, and reveal how they decompress on set and off-camera. Later, Lauren Mayberry (CHVRCHES) breaks down the process of creating cover songs for the show’s soundtrack.

Catherine Missal, Spencer House and Branden Cook break down the Bree - Wrigley - Evan love triangle and how their characters have evolved this season. Later, costume designer Charlotte Svenson joins Stassi to discuss the show’s most iconic vintage looks.

Tell Me Lies showrunner Meaghan Oppenheimer returns to unpack the explosive season finale. They dig into the boring cycle of toxic relationships, which scenes and characters are drawn from real life, and what story Meaghan wanted to tell this season.