This painful memoir . . . delivers a truthful and ultimately empowering missive about the long shadow cast by an abusive parent."

—Publishers Weekly

David Crow was raised Cherokee on a Navajo reservation

His father was a murderer who did horrific things to the members of his family

Darren Redmond talks with his friend David Crow on this week on episode 8 of the “Again for the First Time” podcast

Sometimes evil and lies live in the home

#Navajo #Cherokee #Firstnation #nativeamerican #truecrime

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Born in Gothenburg, Sweden, David Sandum became ill with depression in 1999 as he was receiving a BA in speech from the University of Utah. David turned to writing and art to grapple with his symptoms.  A painter of world renown, David earned international acclaim by founding TwitterArtExhibit a social media phenomenon that helps local charities around the world and brings a focus on artists from all over the world.  In his book "I'll Run Till the Sun Goes Down a memoir about depression and discovering Art", David Sandum takes the reader on a journey that is honest, open painful and raw, but is insightful, reflective, and forward looking. David Sandum and host Darren Redmond, speak about many topics, issues and generally enjoy each others company while talking about very serious subjects and the beauty and life saving inspiration that creativity, nature and art can bring.  

For generations if  you lived in the Central Valley of California and you went to a sporting event or turned on the radio, chances are you heard his voice

"Its time to play some Hockey!"

"Third Down Thunder"

Brian Anthony of Mega 97.9 FM in Fresno talks with Darren Redmond on episode 6 of the "Again for the First Time' podcast

#Mega97 #Fresno #FresnoMonsters #FresnoFalcons #VisaliaRawhides #FresoStateBullDogs 

Andrew Pollack in an author and school safety activist whose daughter Meadow was on of 17 people murdered at Stoneman Douglas High School in 2018.  Meadow was shot six times while she struggled to get back to her classroom. Meadow then climbed on top of another student in an attempt to save her and was then shot an additional five times. Those additional shots killed both Meadow and the other student she was attempting to shield. Andrew Pollack does not hold back when he shares with us his thoughts on what happened on that Valentines day, and on the school safety protocols in general.  #Parklandstrong #Schoolsaftey #parkland 

Someone who feeds those who are hungry, puts shoes on the feet of those in need, and maybe just as importantly meets people where they are and truly listens, Lavern Spicer is a candidate for Congress out of #FL24.  Lavern and Darren talk openly about many topics on Episode 4 of the "Again for the First Time" podcast  #congress #fl24 #Florida  #homeless #Grace #Hungry 

Leesh Bezzina is a self-proclaimed "harm reductionist" thats lived many lives. From an addict to recovery and now a nurse with lived experience she has a unique perspective on addiction and the harms of current drug policies. #harmreduction #WA #australia #drugaddiction #substanceuse #againforthefirsttime 

Very few people in education, have the direct knowledge of the emerging trends in education and the unique perspective of teaching that Jeff Mitchell does.  Jeff Mitchell, on episode 2 of the "Again for the First Time podcast".  #education #JuwanzaaKunjufu #advocate 

You may know him as "Nasty", or you may know him as "Jim" from the hit television series "Shoresy" on HULU, Jon Mirasty is our guest on the first episode of the" Again for the First Time" podcast. On this episode we talk about Jon's playing career, his work giving back to help others via horse therapy, his dedication to helping First Nation people and his role as one of the "Jims" on this hit show "Shoresy"  #JonMirasty #FirstNation #shoresy #Syracuse #KHL