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Hello folks, this is Risk, the show where people tell true stories they never thought they dare to share

I'm Kevin Allison and this is a new format of risk episode you've heard our stories told live in front of an audience,

you've heard our radio style stories recorded privately with music and sound design,

and now we're adding to the mix episodes like this one where someone

tells a story to me or to someone else on the staff here at risk, and we chat about it.

Simple as that.

I'm so thrilled to have Dawn Fraser doing the first of these.

Dawn is a risk favorite, as well as an instructor of ours over at the

Story Studio.org. So here I am with Dawn Fraser who shared this story we call Outrage.

So let's see where does this one start?

So you remember when I moved from New York back to California. That was right before the

pandemic. Exactly. I had turned 40. There's all these personal things going

on in my life where things in New York were just not working out for a sister, you know.

I was thinking that New York was going to be the place where I would meet my soulmate, that I would get married, I would, you know, like like create this life and after like 14 years of being

there it was time to just come back home uh huh home to California to the

Bay Area kind of push the reset button on life and just kind of get re-centered.

You know, my mom lives in the Bay Area, my twin brother Duane lives here.

So it all kind of started coming back

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