1081: Stuck Co-Parenting Lad with an Imprisoned Dad | Feedback Friday

You know that story you would absolutely never tell with your parents in the room? There's a podcast built around those stories. It's called Risk. People tell true stories they never thought they'd dare to share. And we're talking about things like being kidnapped by a Mexican drug cartel. It's a little beyond, hey, I had a weird weekend. But the hook isn't just how wild these stories get, it's hearing someone say the thing most people would leave out. The embarrassing detail, the terrible decision, the part that makes them look human instead of heroic. If you like the conversations on this show where somebody drops the polished version and tells you what actually happened, This other podcast is right up your alley. Some stories are funny, some are intense. You might find thinking, I cannot believe you're telling this into a microphone, which honestly is a pretty good reason to keep listening. Listen to and follow Risk wherever you get your podcasts. We were promised flying cars. Somehow we got refrigerators that need software updates. I got questions. And that's a good place to start with everything everywhere daily. They got an episode called Why Are There No Flying Cars, along with episodes about NASA's human computers, the history of pizza, and all kinds of things you didn't realize you actually wanted explained.

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