Episode 63: Richie Moriarty

Our guest this week is Richie Moriarty. Richie is something called a, “working actor.” You can check him out on his website: https://www.richiemoriarty.com/. Since Richie is an OG listener, we kick things off with some listener feedback. As usual, we got some feedback regarding Episode 45’s problem about whether or not to reach out to one’s secret sibling. AWP Listener, Half Brother, thinks you should go for it! Staying on the theme of brothers, another listener writes in response to Episode 51’s brother issues and we all feel reassured that we’re not the only ones dealing with family issues. We also hear from a listener who has some words to say about Ryan Gaul. During the Absolute Worst Therapy section, we discuss man-boobs and urinal etiquette...obviously. We also convince a woman to stop furthering her education. YOU’RE WELCOME! We end episode 63 with an Absolute Yourst that makes Richie look like a real asshole. Let’s give him a hand!!! Alison and Dana ALWAYS want to hear your problems, advice, feedback and Absolute Yoursts! You can contact them through their website, friend them on Facebook, or follow them on Instagram and Twitter. **NOTE**
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