Susie Risho describes how she met and fell in love with her husband Ray. tellussomething.org.

Jill’s Bronco driving friend is a bad influence. She convinces Jill to engage in an herbal adult activity that is becoming increasingly legal. They get caught when Jen thinks she's having a heart attack during the smoking event. The paramedics arrive. One lie leads to another. Jill must then talk to her hyper vigilant father about what happend.

This edition of Tell Us Something was recorded on September 11, 2015 at the Dennison Theater at the University of Montana in Missoula, MT. This Tell Us Something event was the premiere event at the Montana Book Festival. This episode features the complete event featuring storytellers who have shared the Tell Us Something stage before: Karen McNenny, Chris LaTray, Susan Maruca, Josh Slotnick. tellussomething.org

Some college students move into Karen's neighborhood causing consternation to her. She worries that they will disrupt the neighborhood made up mostly of families. Instead, they introduce themselves, become friends with her kids and "throw disc" with them whenever they can.

Chris LaTray is a little raw after being up for two days on a road trip to Yellowstone National Park with author John Vaillant and shares his realizations from the last 48 hours.

Susan Maruca finishes her night shift at Mr. Donut in Buccannan, West Virginia to find Mr. Sly Eyes asleep in the front seat of her car. She knows that he is the best candidate for the job. Listen to find out what the job is and if he got it done.

Josh Slotnick is a vegetable farmer. He remembers the night in 2000 that the Hell's Angles arrive in Missoula. The same night the North Hills catch fire. Downtown Missoula is overcome with out of town cops in riot gear. The Rainbow Gathering folks are in town as well. Missoula fills with smoke from wildland forest fires. The night he shared this story Missoula had just come away from weeks of smoke filling the valley from wildland fire smoke.

Tracy Worley is loyal and has no exit strategy for marriage when suddenly her husband announces that he is leaving her. She explains whey she stayed as long as she did.

Drinking and smoking her way through her twenties in Missoula, Montana after she retired from her career as a Hotshot in the Forest Service, Debbie meets the bass player in The Tom Catmull Band who shows her around Missoula and re-introduces her to herself. They end up working at Honey Teriyaki together, falling in love and re-discovering her roar.

Barbara Bartmess is a single mother with three girls in 1979 when she meets Jim. After a whirlwind romance, they marry. Their honeymoon in Twin Lakes, CO begins with a rainy hike in an area Jim had not been in a long while. This misadventure is the first of many in the beginning of their marriage, which has lasted 36 years.