Testing 1, 2, 3, testing 1, 2, 3, this is Radio Free Mormon on the air broadcasting

behind Enemy Lines. Tonight's episode, Escape from Polygamy Mountain. I am so excited tonight

because I finally finally have on the show a dear friend of mine who I have known for 30 years now.

Her name is Susan. I used to know her when she was just plain Sue and we're not going to use her

last name on tonight's episode. That's part of the agreement between the parties. We're not going

to use her last name. We're just going to use Susan and Susan. You can just call me. You don't

have to use my last name either. You can just call me Radio. Okay, Radio. What will do?

Hey, it's so great to have you on the show. We've been trying and trying and trying for months now.

I know. Can you get this interview done? Haven't we? Yes, we have.

Well, let me just give a little back. I mean, it happened. Yes, and it almost didn't happen today either.

By the way, today's date is December 18th, 2020. I have known you for 30 years. See there. I just

called you Sue. I've known you for 30 years, often on, probably mostly off. But back in 1990, when I

moved to this location, this beautiful county in which we both resided. We're trying to keep the

names and the identifications just a little bit vague so as to protect your identity. As this,

as this interview goes on, I think it'll become more and more clear to the listeners why it is

that that might be a concern. But Sue is somebody that I knew way back 30 years ago and she has had

one heck of a ride since that time. When I knew you, you were married to Joe and we're also not

going to use his last name either. Even though at the time his last name was your last name too,

like John Jacob, Jingleheimer, Schmidt. Yes. But it was Joe. We're just going to call him Joe.

And that was your husband at the time. I knew him. I knew you. I knew your wonderful children.

I think you had five of them at the time, three older in sort of a grouping and then two younger ones.

It's sort of their own grouping, right? Yeah, that's right. And we knew each other. We did a

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