I’m a writer and performer based in Toronto. I spent the first decade of my career writing comedy for TV + radio, and performing my award-winning solo shows all over North America. Now I make podcasts. My four narrative series Sea of Lies, Wild Boys, Dr. Dante and Go-Boy! are available now (say it with me) wherever you get your podcasts.

Listen to my Ambie and Signal Award-winning series Sea of Lies

“One of the best podcasts 2025”

— The New Yorker

— Vulture

— The Times

  • “Sea of Lies is a masterclass in storytelling. Mullins's scripts are deft, tight, and wildly moreish.”

    — The Australian

Listen to my Ambie Award-winning series Wild Boys

“One of the best podcasts of 2022”

— Vulture

— The Atlantic

— The Times

— CBC

Praise for Wild Boys:

 

“Mullins weaves an arresting, strange, sad tale that is full of surprises, right to the end.”

— The Times

 

“The brilliance of Wild Boys is that it shows the manipulative power of perspective.”

— The Atlantic

“Wild Boys starts out as a quirky mystery and becomes something tender and soulful by the end.”

— Vulture

 

“We loved this podcast. Beautifully made, gorgeously produced and the storytelling is sublime.”

— Crime Writers On…

Listen to Dr. Dante

  • “Dr. Dante is BANANAS. The writing is so strong. Sam Mullins continues to be a big star in this industry.”

    — Crime Writers On…

Listen to Go-Boy!

“Go-Boy is a daring tale, superbly told”

— The Australian

Stories

  • This American Life

    A coming-of-age story about an all-girl birthday party that went terribly wrong

  • The Moth

    A story about the time I was waiting tables and someone’s order changed my life

  • The Doc Project

    A story about bringing my daughter home from the hospital to a house full of rats

Solo Shows

Praise for solo shows:

 

“Weaksauce is first-rate theatre. Fresh, funny and heart-poundingly alive.”

— Glenn Sumi, NOW Magazine

“God he’s good. Sam Mullins is a master storyteller.”

— The Winnipeg Free Press

“His performance is so appealing that when the lights went up I was surprised to see I was still dressed — I was sure he had charmed the pants right off of me.”

— CBC