Hey folks, this is Kevin. On this week's episode of Risks You'll hear Chad Duncan.

I mean, imagine your neighbors and all the sudden, blindfellers runnin' again.

That and more, but before that, I just have to say, you know, as amazing as things have been so far with how people are loving the Risks book,

we looked at the numbers and believe it or not, only 4% of you have bought the Risks book so far.

So we want to keep brainstorming on what could possibly get the other 96% of our listeners to go to Amazon or wherever you get your books

and buy a copy. If you have any ideas about that, feel free to email me at kevinatrisstashow.com.

You know, we've talked about the celebrities that have stories in the book. There's a lot of them.

And I know that actually our regular Risks Storytellers are even bigger fan favorites for a lot of you.

Well, some of the most legendary Risks Stories that you guys have been talking about for years are right here and they take on a whole new life in the book.

Fan favorites like Molina Williams-Haws and David Krab and T.S. Madison.

You know, David Krab said that his mom called him and left a voicemail after she read the book and he assumes she just wanted to talk about his story in the book, but no she said,

call me as soon as you can because I can't wait to talk to you about this story in the book called Slave by Molina Williams-Haws.

You know, that's the story where Molina tries some kinky BDSM play that ends up uncovering some really terrifying racial tension.

My friend Michael Eamblack actually also told me how fascinating he found Molina's story when he read the book.

See, these stories have been rewritten from the way they first appeared on the podcast.

So there's new insights, new details, new ways of wording ideas, not to mention the Q&As with the storytellers after each story.

So go to theriskbook.com or just text the word risk to the number 900 900 and buy a copy today.

Also leave a review on Amazon and call your library or indie bookstore and tell them to buy copies too.

The risk book is amazing. So go get it now. Also, you know, these days you can get pretty much anything you want on demand like this podcast.

You can listen when it's convenient for you. So you don't need to be taking trips to the post office anymore to mail letters and packages.

You can get your postage on demand with stamps.com. I'm telling you, for about seven years now, we've been using stamps.com.

And they're like old faithful to us at this point. It's just so convenient.

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