Hey folks, this is Kevin. On this week's episode of RISCO, here Janice Matthias.

My mother looks me in the eye. She says, you have to learn to be a big girl.

My mother exposed her poop, poop to me.

Her poop, poop did not look like my poop.

That and more, but before that, we are still taking pitches for our July 30th show in Detroit,

Michigan and our July 31st show in Chicago. If you are anywhere near Detroit or Chicago,

pitch us your story. If you know someone who is anywhere near Detroit or Chicago, who you think

might have a great story to share, have them pitch us. Stories can be funny, scary, beautiful,

anything. As you know, the theme is, is this incident you're taking us into? Were you emotionally

invested? Does it feel revealing? Does it feel kind of like you're coming outside of your comfort zone

to be sharing this in public? Or is it just really meaningful to you? We always zero in on particular

incidents like the weekend that this happened or the morning that that happened. There's lots of

wonderful tips on how to pitch us and how to start mulling over a story on the RISCO website,

risk-show.com slash submissions. There's also the Storytelling Resources page at risk-show.com slash

storytelling, dash resources with little tutorials, little videos, you know, four minutes each,

just giving tips on particular storytelling techniques. And of course, we coach our storytellers,

we help you prepare. So if you thought that the deadline was passed for getting in a pitch for

Detroit or Chicago, Detroit on July 30th, Chicago on July 31st, the deadline has not passed.

Pitch us your stories, go to RISCO.com slash submissions. Now here's the show.

Hello kids, this is RISCO. The show where people tell true stories, they never thought they dare to

share. I'm Kevin Allison, this is ESG behind me now, and we're calling this week's episode Discovery.

So many stories are about people making new discoveries or discovering stuff they thought they

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