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Autistic. Gay. Black. Judge Judy plaintiff. Former Googler. From his sunroom in NYC, Adam Pears shares hard-earned truths about sex, family, dating, beauty, status, travel, and the illusions (scams) hiding in plain sight. It's a weekly catch-up with your new favorite friend—someone who's lived a thousand lives, made a thousand mistakes, and took notes. Part cautionary tale. Part consumer report. Part anthropological experiment. Laugh. Cry. Learn something. Leave better than you came. Learn more at ScamLikely.com/about
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Signup to Generate a PitchPear Naked Truth is a comedy podcast hosted by adampears, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
adampears hosts Pear Naked Truth, a comedy show with 16 episodes published.
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Episode #108
Adam Pears recounts reckless decisions from his youth — from leaving his car to meet a stranger in the woods that turned into a meth-cooking nightmare, to driving drunk after a night out. He reflects on how those mistakes shaped him, what he learned about safety and appearances, and shares a lifesaving favorite: Lumify eye drops. The episode mixes dark humor, hard lessons, and practical tips.
Episode #107
Adam Pears recounts a fraught Halloween weekend in New Orleans, describing underwhelming “ghost” hotels, a problematic Airbnb near a former trap house, aggressive street encounters, and a string of tourist traps that left him feeling unsafe and disappointed. He shares costume and nightlife mishaps, discusses the trip’s frustrations, invites feedback from listeners, and closes with a short product segment recommending his favorite travel cleanser.
Episode #106
Adam Pears recounts three chaotic trips to Chicago where charming façades mask unsettling and surprising encounters : overheard stories of assault, a bathroom attendant who appears to be unhoused, a frantic Uber ride that causes a missed flight, and hotel rooms with filthy conditions and dismissive staff. He reflects on how the city’s attitude seeps into every level of the experience while still admitting he loves Chicago and plans to return. The episode closes with Pears’ usual product pick: a short endorsement of his favorite teeth-whitening kit, plus his trademark observations about life, identity, and travel.
Episode #105
Adam Pears tells the true story of being filmed for MTV's Made: the surprise trip to Navy SEAL search-and-rescue training, faking an asthma attack to stop the drill, and the emotional fallout when producers discovered his eating disorder. He reflects on how the experience affected his family, friendships, and future, and finishes with his regular "Pair Necessities" segment sharing favorite items.
Episode #104
Adam Pears reflects on a disastrous Valentine’s Day party, childhood memories of love, and lessons about relying on external validation. He shares candid stories from college hosting mishaps, relationship struggles, and why he now uses Valentine’s Day to celebrate friends and gratitude. The episode also includes a lighthearted segment on Adam’s favorite sunscreens and the Bare Necessities—personal tips and moments that reveal how he cares for himself and others.
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