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

I'm Kevin Allison and every Thursday we release these special episodes where we look back at

content from the earlier years of the podcast. This week it's the best of happy stories,

number two. We have two of the most beloved storytellers in the New York City scene on this one. In a little bit we're going to hear

from Julia Weedemann, but first a story from Larry Rosen, an instructor at

the moth. Larry first shared this one on the podcast in 2012, and here he is now

with a story we call the I-N-team. I in team. At the age of 36, I was invited to join a men's a cappella singing group.

It was the first time I'd ever been invited to join a mens anything.

I'd never been one of the guys.

I had no brothers, very few male cousins, my friends were all these misfit loner types, and I sucked at team

sports. I was good at standing out. Often in some really good ways. I was often class

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