I'm asking for your help, plain and simple. If you don't want to help, go ahead and hit stop.

But if you do that, you're going to miss out on something so much bigger and so much more important

than all the news in the world that angers us, all the fumbles that frustrate us, all the bills

that may be piling up or your child isn't making grades, maybe your car needs new brakes.

It pales to what you're about to hear on this

episode of KKHI. I'm going to introduce you to a man that has, for some reason, been listening to my shows

for over 20 years, and he's a loyal listener and patron of KKHI. He's a family man of great faith.

He loves all things Kansas City sports, and he's in the fight of his

life. He doesn't want your sympathy. He is not bitter. He was prepared for this fight like nobody

else you've ever heard of, and all he wants is for you to know and to help. We're about to tell you

how you can in a commercial free episode. Heck, you know who the sponsors are anyway.

I recently received an email from this optimistic brave man about his incredible story,

and it moved me in a way that no other email has.

I shared it with Jessica and we both cried.

That's not what he wants.

He wants you to help.

So before I bring him on the podcast, I'll share the email with you.

It starts with hello, Kevin Keatsman, an exclamation point, because he is tremendously optimistic.

He writes, I've been a longtime listener and follower of yours.

I first met you at a previous employer's quarterly

meeting as you were the guest speaker back in 1999. I reached out to you via email before the event,

expressing my enthusiasm for the company choosing a talk show radio host. You were quick to reply

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