Hey folks, this is Kevin. On this week's episode of Riskyl here from Dylan Brody.

We had no choice but to walk forward and be fearless. And we held hands because we were young

men going to Sarah Lawrence College and very secure in our sexuality.

That and more. But before that folks, I just want to say that our January show in New York

has been canceled, but we will be back at caveat on February 17th to resume our monthly live shows in New

York. And I'm sorry to say that our risk live show that was scheduled to happen in San Francisco.

For San Francisco sketch fest has been postponed till February 4th of 2023. The entire San

Francisco sketch fest has been postponed till 2023. So if you bought tickets for the San Francisco show,

you should have heard from or will soon be hearing from the folks at sketch fest.

Sorry about this folks at the new surge in COVID cases around the country has us and sketch fest

taking extra precautions. But we will be coming back on stage soon. So stay tuned.

Now here's the show.

Let's

Hello kids. This is Risk the show where people tell true stories. They never thought they'd

dare to share. I'm Kevin Allison. This is Estone behind me now. And we are calling this week's

episode magical thinking. This is another episode that was curated by our story producer Michelle

Walson. Michelle went back through our archives to see what might be really, you know, what we

haven't run before, but that might make for a really interesting combination of stories to listen

to together. And this is another really interesting selection. I'm so thrilled that some of these

stories where we thought in the past, oh, we had audio problems. We might not be able to run that

one. Then we look back and find out, no, a lot of these are very, very runnable. I think all of us

rely on magical thinking in one way or another to some degree or another. And I think the reason

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