Please Don’t Tell Anyone

Twins Jules and Kendall grew up happy, well-off, adopted kids, but when Rikki, their triplet who was separated at birth and lived only miles down the road, contacts them, all three girls' lives change forever....oh and did I mention they are on a quest for their biological sperm donor? This episode was not a traditional submission, but a TikTok that host Molly saw, which you can watch here: https://www.tiktok.com/@rikkijump/video/7201228808752598314?_r=1&_t=8alIqegSXKF You can follow the ever-evolving lives of the triplets on their new podcast "Luke Who Is Your Father" which you can find all the details to on their Instagram.

While many of us try to escape the toxic patterns we observed as children, often, we just end up repeating them. This week’s guest takes us through his struggle with alcohol abuse, despite growing a child of an alcoholic parent. His story entails growing up in "the hood", enlisting in the army, being kicked out of the army, the pain of withdraw, a special message to Jeff Bezos and so much more... --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pleasedonttellanyone/support

Maddie aka @anklemontitorbaddie joins the pod to tell her story for the first time publicly. How did she get her ankle monitor? Listen and find out that and so much more! In this week's episode, we cover the events that led to her arrest, her time in jail, her bumpy past, and where she is now on her sobriety journey.

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Alias Jason-Rex, tell his a-typical tale of being a late bloomer in the fast crowd during puberty.

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Seven years ago, Eva Benefield (15) had two loving and happily married parents. Today, at 21, she has neither. After her mother's sudden death and watching her dad remarry and have a child with a 24-year-old, she is faced with the unimaginable trauma of her father's murder. This sounds like a movie plot but it is far from it is Eva's reality. Now, Eva starts to pick up the pieces of her adolescents as her stepmother who killed her father awaits trial.