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Hey, everybody, this is Megan Allman, stand to reason.

Wow, probably not the voice that you're normally expecting to hear on the radio show.

My first time behind the microphone on this end anyway, I've been interviewed before, but today I am in the seat, so to speak.

So thrilled to be with you all. We are just coming off of a wonderful weekend in Seattle. Of course, we've been doing the

reality apologetics conference. That was stop number two in Seattle, and the Pacific Northwest did

not disappoint at all. Gosh, it was beautiful. Seattle is beautiful in October, but more than that,

the people who came, the team, the job that we did, the church that hosted us, it was a fantastic event. So super grateful to be a part of that. Of course, many of you know if you're following along with these stops that Minneapolis is next, reality Minnesota. You can still get tickets for that particular stop through this Friday.

That's October 24th at a $10 discount from the full price. So if you are in the vicinity of Minnesota, well, Minnesota, but Minneapolis, go ahead and buy that ticket.

And we would love to see you there.

We are talking about the story of reality this year, all about worldviews with some incredible

speakers. I'm just privileged to be a part of it, get to do a couple of breakout sessions,

one with my husband Tripp. You guys have probably heard his voice on the radio show as well.

Tripp is the stand to reason outpost coordinator. And we are actually doing one breakout session at reality this year on a Christian worldview response to dating.

And most of that session is like an open forum format. So we get all kinds of

questions from the students who come on. How do we look at dating through a Christian worldview

lens? Anyway, it's a great time. Come join us in Minneapolis if you can. Well, this is surreal for me. I have to say, it's been, gosh, the first

time I listened to the Stand to Reason radio broadcast was 20 years ago. And so to be sitting

where I'm sitting today is surreal. That's the best word I have for it. This felt like an ordinary

day. Definitely got up

this morning, did some pre-algebra with my eighth grader, made some soup because I'm hosting

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