Originally recorded live at NYC Podfest in January 2014, this is one of those classic RISK! episodes where the theme, confession, actually delivers on its promise.
<a href="http://risk-show.com/storyteller/Kevin-Allison">Kevin Allison</a> opens with a story he has told for years, then stops midway to admit he has been leaving out the best part. What he adds reframes everything.
<a href="http://risk-show.com/storyteller/Alex-Edelman">Alex Edelman</a> turns a power strip at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport into a secret-collecting operation, until a soldier from Ramstein Air Force Base shares something that neither of them can easily walk away from.
<a href="http://risk-show.com/storyteller/Chemda">Chemda</a> recounts her first time getting high, which escalated from bong novice to shirtless Hulk impersonation to improvised superhero capes, and ended face-first in a party-size snack mix.
<a href="http://risk-show.com/storyteller/Keith-Malley">Keith Malley</a> spent months in a baffling odyssey through free clinics and baffled physicians over a rash that ultimately resolved without medical intervention.
<a href="http://risk-show.com/storyteller/Selena-Coppock">Selena Coppock</a> traces her lifelong suspicion of genuinely nice men back to a seventh-grade ski trip, then confesses to acting on that suspicion in a way she is not proud of.
Full episode details and music credits at <a href="http://risk-show.com/podcast/live-from-nyc-podfest-2014-cre514">risk-show.com/podcast/live-from-nyc-podfest-2014-cre514</a> 
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<description>Originally recorded live at NYC Podfest in January 2014, this is one of those classic RISK! episodes where the theme, confession, actually delivers on its promise.

Kevin Allison opens with a story he has told for years, then stops midway to admit he has been leaving out the best part. What he adds reframes everything.

Alex Edelman turns a power strip at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport into a secret-collecting operation, until a soldier from Ramstein Air Force Base shares something that neither of them can easily walk away from.

Chemda recounts her first time getting high, which escalated from bong novice to shirtless Hulk impersonation to improvised superhero capes, and ended face-first in a party-size snack mix.

Keith Malley spent months in a baffling odyssey through free clinics and baffled physicians over a rash that ultimately resolved without medical intervention.

Selena Coppock traces her lifelong suspicion of genuinely nice men back to a seventh-grade ski trip, then confesses to acting on that suspicion in a way she is not proud of.

Full episode details and music credits at risk-show.com/podcast/live-from-nyc-podfest-2014-cre514 

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Recorded live at NYC Podfest 2014, this classic episode brings together Alex Edelman, Chemda, Keith Malley, Selena Coppock, and of course  Kevin Allison, for an evening of confessions spanning cruising in Central Park, airport intimacy, first times getting high, medical absurdity, and romantic self-sabotage.

Originally recorded live at NYC Podfest in January 2014, this is one of those classic RISK! episodes where the theme, confession, actually delivers on its promise.

Kevin Allison opens with a story he has told for years, then stops midway to admit he has been leaving out the best part. What he adds reframes everything.

Alex Edelman turns a power strip at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport into a secret-collecting operation, until a soldier from Ramstein Air Force Base shares something that neither of them can easily walk away from.

Chemda recounts her first time getting high, which escalated from bong novice to shirtless Hulk impersonation to improvised superhero capes, and ended face-first in a party-size snack mix.

Keith Malley spent months in a baffling odyssey through free clinics and baffled physicians over a rash that ultimately resolved without medical intervention.

Selena Coppock traces her lifelong suspicion of genuinely nice men back to a seventh-grade ski trip, then confesses to acting on that suspicion in a way she is not proud of.

Full episode details and music credits at risk-show.com/podcast/live-from-nyc-podfest-2014-cre514 

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Live From NYC Podfest 2014

Two stories about what the body holds onto and what it eventually gives back.
 
<a href="http://risk-show.com/storyteller/ali-mac">Ali Mac</a> took a job in crypto after two years of Nazi death threats courtesy of Fox News. At the Miami Bitcoin Conference in 2022, she finds herself escorting her boss down a hallway and comes face to face with Tucker Carlson, broadcasting live, sitting very low, blissfully unaware of what is about to happen to him.
 
(Content note: death of a partner)
<a href="http://risk-show.com/storyteller/gordon-blitz">Gordon Blitz</a> had been with his partner Scott since 1973, through an informal wedding, years of infidelity Gordon never told anyone about, and the terrifying early years of the AIDS crisis. "Bonded" follows Gordon through an HIV test, a week of waiting, and the long, complicated road of caring for the man who put him at risk.
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<description>Two stories about what the body holds onto and what it eventually gives back.



Ali Mac took a job in crypto after two years of Nazi death threats courtesy of Fox News. At the Miami Bitcoin Conference in 2022, she finds herself escorting her boss down a hallway and comes face to face with Tucker Carlson, broadcasting live, sitting very low, blissfully unaware of what is about to happen to him.



(Content note: death of a partner)

Gordon Blitz had been with his partner Scott since 1973, through an informal wedding, years of infidelity Gordon never told anyone about, and the terrifying early years of the AIDS crisis. "Bonded" follows Gordon through an HIV test, a week of waiting, and the long, complicated road of caring for the man who put him at risk.

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Ali Mac and Gordon Blitz share stories about ways that our bodies work for and against us. 

Two stories about what the body holds onto and what it eventually gives back.



Ali Mac took a job in crypto after two years of Nazi death threats courtesy of Fox News. At the Miami Bitcoin Conference in 2022, she finds herself escorting her boss down a hallway and comes face to face with Tucker Carlson, broadcasting live, sitting very low, blissfully unaware of what is about to happen to him.



(Content note: death of a partner)

Gordon Blitz had been with his partner Scott since 1973, through an informal wedding, years of infidelity Gordon never told anyone about, and the terrifying early years of the AIDS crisis. "Bonded" follows Gordon through an HIV test, a week of waiting, and the long, complicated road of caring for the man who put him at risk.

Leave your reactions and find episode details and music credits at risk-show.com/podcast/what-the-body-keeps

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What the Body Keeps

Two mothers' days that look nothing alike, but hit just as hard.
 
<a href="https://www.risk-show.com/storyteller/Jobim-Santos">Jobim Santos</a> grew up watching his mother Linda lose her battle with ALS piece by piece, from cane to wheelchair to hospice bed, all while praying at church each week that she would just live long enough to see him turn 13. She didn't quite make it. What he didn't expect was that grief would take another 13 years to fully arrive.
(Content note: domestic violence, murder)
<a href="https://www.risk-show.com/storyteller/Amy-Brooks">Amy Brooks</a> got a phone call one Monday morning about a blue-eyed three-year-old whose father had killed his mother. She said yes before the social worker finished the sentence. What followed was two and a half years in court while raising a child whose trauma was showing up in holes in the walls and phone calls from the police.
For more info and music featured in this episode, visit <a href="http://risk-show.com/podcast/the-best-of-mothers-day-stories-4">risk-show.com/podcast/the-best-of-mothers-day-stories-4</a> 
And you can find all of our Mother's Day Stories at <a href="http://risk-show.com/mothersdaystories">risk-show.com/mothersdaystories</a> 
 
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<description>Two mothers' days that look nothing alike, but hit just as hard.



Jobim Santos grew up watching his mother Linda lose her battle with ALS piece by piece, from cane to wheelchair to hospice bed, all while praying at church each week that she would just live long enough to see him turn 13. She didn't quite make it. What he didn't expect was that grief would take another 13 years to fully arrive.

(Content note: domestic violence, murder)

Amy Brooks got a phone call one Monday morning about a blue-eyed three-year-old whose father had killed his mother. She said yes before the social worker finished the sentence. What followed was two and a half years in court while raising a child whose trauma was showing up in holes in the walls and phone calls from the police.

For more info and music featured in this episode, visit risk-show.com/podcast/the-best-of-mothers-day-stories-4 

And you can find all of our Mother's Day Stories at risk-show.com/mothersdaystories 



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Jobim Santos and Amy Brooks share stories about the mothers who shaped them and the unexpected ways that love holds on when things fall apart.

Two mothers' days that look nothing alike, but hit just as hard.



Jobim Santos grew up watching his mother Linda lose her battle with ALS piece by piece, from cane to wheelchair to hospice bed, all while praying at church each week that she would just live long enough to see him turn 13. She didn't quite make it. What he didn't expect was that grief would take another 13 years to fully arrive.

(Content note: domestic violence, murder)

Amy Brooks got a phone call one Monday morning about a blue-eyed three-year-old whose father had killed his mother. She said yes before the social worker finished the sentence. What followed was two and a half years in court while raising a child whose trauma was showing up in holes in the walls and phone calls from the police.

For more info and music featured in this episode, visit risk-show.com/podcast/the-best-of-mothers-day-stories-4 

And you can find all of our Mother's Day Stories at risk-show.com/mothersdaystories 



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The Best of Mother’s Day Stories #4

This episode brings together two of the most gripping conversations in the show's recent run: a man who survived an extended stint in a Philippine jail on fabricated charges, and a medical student whose addiction and grief turned out to be more entangled than she had ever let herself understand.
 
(Content note: accusations of sexual assault, child abuse, false imprisonment)
<a href="http://risk-show.com/storyteller/scott-mcmahon">Scott McMahon</a> went to Manila for a construction job, ended up befriending a Belgian neighbor, and got pulled into a nightmare when that neighbor's wife turned the Philippine justice system against him. What followed was five and a half years in a maximum-security cell with 300 men, corrupt cops showing up every six weeks with a cash demand, and a family he could only see through a chain-link fence. It is one of the most staggering survival accounts this show has ever aired.
 
(Content note: addiction, overdose death)
<a href="http://risk-show.com/storyteller/chelsea-dalsey">Chelsea Dalsey</a> was a medical student with a photographic memory, a habit she couldn't shake, and a lifelong partner in crime named Alex. Her conversation with Kevin Allison is part confession, part excavation, arriving at a truth she had spent 14 years burying alive.
Leave your reactions to these stories and find episode details and music credits at <a href="http://risk-show.com/podcast/the-best-of-risk-35">risk-show.com/podcast/the-best-of-risk-35</a> 
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<description>This episode brings together two of the most gripping conversations in the show's recent run: a man who survived an extended stint in a Philippine jail on fabricated charges, and a medical student whose addiction and grief turned out to be more entangled than she had ever let herself understand.



(Content note: accusations of sexual assault, child abuse, false imprisonment)

Scott McMahon went to Manila for a construction job, ended up befriending a Belgian neighbor, and got pulled into a nightmare when that neighbor's wife turned the Philippine justice system against him. What followed was five and a half years in a maximum-security cell with 300 men, corrupt cops showing up every six weeks with a cash demand, and a family he could only see through a chain-link fence. It is one of the most staggering survival accounts this show has ever aired.



(Content note: addiction, overdose death)

Chelsea Dalsey was a medical student with a photographic memory, a habit she couldn't shake, and a lifelong partner in crime named Alex. Her conversation with Kevin Allison is part confession, part excavation, arriving at a truth she had spent 14 years burying alive.

Leave your reactions to these stories and find episode details and music credits at risk-show.com/podcast/the-best-of-risk-35 

You can find all of our Best of RISK! episodes at risk-show.com/bestofrisk



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Our 35th compilation of some of our favorite recent stories shared on the RISK! podcast. Scott McMahon shares about false charges landing him in prison in the Philippines. Chelsea Dalsey shares about coming to a new understanding of her addiction/recovery journey. 

This episode brings together two of the most gripping conversations in the show's recent run: a man who survived an extended stint in a Philippine jail on fabricated charges, and a medical student whose addiction and grief turned out to be more entangled than she had ever let herself understand.



(Content note: accusations of sexual assault, child abuse, false imprisonment)

Scott McMahon went to Manila for a construction job, ended up befriending a Belgian neighbor, and got pulled into a nightmare when that neighbor's wife turned the Philippine justice system against him. What followed was five and a half years in a maximum-security cell with 300 men, corrupt cops showing up every six weeks with a cash demand, and a family he could only see through a chain-link fence. It is one of the most staggering survival accounts this show has ever aired.



(Content note: addiction, overdose death)

Chelsea Dalsey was a medical student with a photographic memory, a habit she couldn't shake, and a lifelong partner in crime named Alex. Her conversation with Kevin Allison is part confession, part excavation, arriving at a truth she had spent 14 years burying alive.

Leave your reactions to these stories and find episode details and music credits at risk-show.com/podcast/the-best-of-risk-35 

You can find all of our Best of RISK! episodes at risk-show.com/bestofrisk



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The Best of RISK! #35

From the RISK! archives, this January 2014 episode gathers three storytellers around a theme that sounds simple and turns out not to be: actually being okay with yourself.
<a href="http://risk-show.com/storyteller/Joe-Kim-Booster">Joel Kim Booster</a> grew up as a gay Korean adoptee in an evangelical family, and it wasn't until he fell for a man who specifically desired him because of his race that he realized how thoroughly someone else's rejection had shaped his sense of his own worth.
<a href="http://risk-show.com/storyteller/Dylan-Brody">Dylan Brody</a> has been performing the postmortem on his own victories since fifth grade, and it took competing in a full-contact TaeKwondo tournament at 41, with blood running down his face, to get a piece of advice he hadn't been able to give himself.
<a href="http://risk-show.com/storyteller/Jolenta-Greenberg">Jolenta Greenberg</a> built an entire adolescent identity around the belief that she was a diamond in the rough, and her high school crush Brian eventually put that idea to the test.
Full episode details and music credits at <a href="http://risk-show.com/podcast/im-okay-youre-okay-cre513">risk-show.com/podcast/im-okay-youre-okay-cre513</a> 
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<description>From the RISK! archives, this January 2014 episode gathers three storytellers around a theme that sounds simple and turns out not to be: actually being okay with yourself.

Joel Kim Booster grew up as a gay Korean adoptee in an evangelical family, and it wasn't until he fell for a man who specifically desired him because of his race that he realized how thoroughly someone else's rejection had shaped his sense of his own worth.

Dylan Brody has been performing the postmortem on his own victories since fifth grade, and it took competing in a full-contact TaeKwondo tournament at 41, with blood running down his face, to get a piece of advice he hadn't been able to give himself.

Jolenta Greenberg built an entire adolescent identity around the belief that she was a diamond in the rough, and her high school crush Brian eventually put that idea to the test.

Full episode details and music credits at risk-show.com/podcast/im-okay-youre-okay-cre513 

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I'm Okay, You're Okay

From the RISK! archives, this January 2014 episode gathers three storytellers around a theme that sounds simple and turns out not to be: actually being okay with yourself.

Joel Kim Booster grew up as a gay Korean adoptee in an evangelical family, and it wasn't until he fell for a man who specifically desired him because of his race that he realized how thoroughly someone else's rejection had shaped his sense of his own worth.

Dylan Brody has been performing the postmortem on his own victories since fifth grade, and it took competing in a full-contact TaeKwondo tournament at 41, with blood running down his face, to get a piece of advice he hadn't been able to give himself.

Jolenta Greenberg built an entire adolescent identity around the belief that she was a diamond in the rough, and her high school crush Brian eventually put that idea to the test.

Full episode details and music credits at risk-show.com/podcast/im-okay-youre-okay-cre513 

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If you like The Moth, This American Life or Snap Judgment, take a walk on the wilder side with RISK! Your colorful host Kevin Allison (of the legendary comedy group The State) helms this surprisingly uncensored show where people tell jaw-dropping true stories they never thought they'd dare to share in public. RISK! is hilarious, heart-wrenching and remarkably real. Think you've heard it all? Fasten your seatbelt.

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