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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2018 · 1H 17M

10: Kevin Allison's First Time

from My Opening Line · host My Opening Line, Starburns Audio

Kevin Allison, from MTV’s The State and host of the Risk! podcast, shares his monumental firsts on stage. From his first time performing with members of The State (with no clothes on), to his first catastrophic character work following the show's cancelation, and finally to his first story-telling experience which helped him decide his new career path, Kevin covers all the milestones in this highly personal interview.

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