Family Secrets is a production of I Heart Radio High Family Secrets Listeners. Danny here, thank you for making Season two of Family Secrets such an amazing success. We've had over five million downloads since the podcast launched last February, which is such an indication of the hunger out there to create community around the unsaid, the hidden, and what happens when we finally speak and understand the truth of ourselves and our lives. I'd like to thank my season two guests. John Melman, who talked with me about his wife's profoundly difficult diagnosis and their decision not to tell their children. Sasha Rothschild, who spoke about a lifetime of secret affairs her father revealed while in the throes of Alzheimer's Brigette M. Davis, whose beautiful mother was a numbers runner in Detroit. William Dameron, who kept his own sexuality hidden even from himself as he tried hard to be a straight family man. Frank Gold, who discovered that his father had been eating a dumble life. Noah Letterman, who spoke movingly about the legacy of his grandparents Holocaust Secrets, Ti Kira Madden, whose parents addiction was just the first layer in an entirely hidden world. Joanna Raykoff, for whom a tragic loss permeates her childhood home without being fully revealed until well into her adulthood. Adrian rodu whose mother made her her accomplice in a long term love affair. And k s A Lehman, whose childhood and adolescence were marked by three daily assaults American racism, his mother's physical and emotional abuse, and our cultural obsession with weight. If you haven't listened to all of the episodes in season two, you can download and binge listen to them all right now. We're already hard at work on season three of Family Secrets, which will launch in February. If you have a family secret you'd like to share, we're very interested in hearing from you and making you part of our growing community. Please call one eight eighth Secret zero to record your story. That's one eight eight eight Secret and the number zero. We'll try to include as many of your stories as we can during the bonus season, and who knows, perhaps we'll tap you to come on as a guest for a future season of the podcast.

Family Secrets is a production of I Heart Radio High Family Secrets Listeners. Danny here, thank you for making Season two of Family Secrets such an amazing success. We've had over five million downloads since the podcast launched last February, which is such an indication of the hunger out there to create community around the unsaid, the hidden, and what happens when we finally speak and understand the truth of ourselves and our lives. I'd like to thank my season two guests. John Melman, who talked with me about his wife's profoundly difficult diagnosis and their decision not to tell their children. Sasha Rothschild, who spoke about a lifetime of secret affairs her father revealed while in the throes of Alzheimer's Brigette M. Davis, whose beautiful mother was a numbers runner in Detroit. William Dameron, who kept his own sexuality hidden even from himself as he tried hard to be a straight family man. Frank Gold, who discovered that his father had been eating a dumble life. Noah Letterman, who spoke movingly about the legacy of his grandparents Holocaust Secrets, Ti Kira Madden, whose parents addiction was just the first layer in an entirely hidden world. Joanna Raykoff, for whom a tragic loss permeates her childhood home without being fully revealed until well into her adulthood. Adrian rodu whose mother made her her accomplice in a long term love affair. And k s A Lehman, whose childhood and adolescence were marked by three daily assaults American racism, his mother's physical and emotional abuse, and our cultural obsession with weight. If you haven't listened to all of the episodes in season two, you can download and binge listen to them all right now. We're already hard at work on season three of Family Secrets, which will launch in February. If you have a family secret you'd like to share, we're very interested in hearing from you and making you part of our growing community. Please call one eight eighth Secret zero to record your story. That's one eight eight eight Secret and the number zero. We'll try to include as many of your stories as we can during the bonus season, and who knows, perhaps we'll tap you to come on as a guest for a future season of the podcast.