Hey folks, this is Kevin. On this week's episode of Riskyl, hear Annie see more.

I grew up in the Mormon Church and Mormons don't believe in having any fun.

That and more, but first we've been so blown away by some recent emails from you guys,

from risk listeners, talking about how they were less accepting of people who are different.

Before they started listening to the podcast, people who feel like the podcast helped them

become more open-minded and compassionate. Well, please keep those emails coming. We absolutely,

I mean, it helps keep us going. That's moral support for us to be hearing those sort of testimonials.

So don't be shy. Email me at kevinatrisk-show.com because I want to hear from you about it.

Once again, that's kevinatrisk-show.com.

Now here's the show.

Hello kids, this is Risky. The show where people tell true stories they never thought they'd

dare to share. I'm Kevin Allyson, this is Bob Dylan behind me now, and that jazzy cover

of the opening theme was by Nervous Neil Smith and you can do a cover of the risk theme too.

You can just go to risk-desh-show.com slash music to find out how. Now we're calling this

week's episode alive. Two stories about addiction and recovery. Whether there are laughs and tears

and gas, some amazing, you know, hard to believe moments throughout this episode, some of the

audio interstitials explore the raucous messiness of drugs and alcohol. We've certainly featured

surreal and outrageous stories about people who had too much for better or for worse,

but these stories today are filled with self-discovery, self-acceptance, self-love.

In a little bit we're going to hear from Adam Vibe Gunton. It's mind-blowing what he has done

with his recovery and you can find his whole story in his book from chains to saved. But before that,

Annie Seymour was such a joy to meet when risk was in Seattle. Recently a few months back,

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