Robert Lewis & Cindy Chiu

For Crying Out Loud

Kids & Family, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.5 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2013

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

This week Lynette and Stefanie are joined by former Green Beret and author of 'Love Me When I'm Gone: The true story of life, love and loss for a Green Beret in post-9/11 war', Robert Patrick Lewis and his wife Cindy Chiu.

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0:00.0	Hey everyone, it's me, Alison Rosen from the Alison Rosen is your new best friend podcast.
0:08.4	This week on my show, I sat down with my imaginary boyfriend, the one and only Dr. Drew, and
0:13.6	we talked about how he got to be so dreamy, what it's like to work with Adam Corolla, some
0:18.1	trauma Drew experienced in his childhood, a weird thing that happens when I press a certain
0:22.6	spot on my butt, plus Drew revealed a secret fantasy.
0:26.6	Imagine you and I being married.
0:28.6	Okay, so maybe I took that out of context.
0:31.2	Anyway, make sure to subscribe to Alison Rosen as your new best friend on iTunes or go
0:35.3	to AlisonRosen.com.
0:37.1	Have I mentioned I love you?
0:39.9	Alison, your new best friend.
0:47.9	This is Corolla Digital.
0:59.9	Welcome to For Crying Out Loud with Lynette Corolla and Stephanie Wilder Taylor.
1:09.9	Welcome to For Crying Out Loud.
1:18.9	Hi.
1:19.9	I'm Lynette and you're Stephanie.
1:22.9	This is a SWT.
1:25.9	Our guest today is Staff Sergeant Robert P. Lewis and his wife Cindy.
1:31.9	He's a green beret and he started a camp for children.
1:35.9	He's got a lot of muscles.
1:37.9	A lot of interesting story.
1:38.9	A lot of muscles.
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