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On this episode Hall of Fame broadcaster and best selling author, Rod Pedersen, will discuss his lifelong battles with mental illness and alcoholism. His powerful story offers a message of resilience, hope, and gratitude. Rod is living proof that it's never to late to ask for help, and it's never to late to change.
On this episode author, speaker, and philanthropist, Mike Cameron, shares how three words from a homicide detective changed his entire life. After his girlfriend was murdered, some people pushed for Mike to make change within a justice system that surely failed. However, Mike wanted to know how he could prevent emotionally disconnected men from existing in the first place.
It has often been said that hurt people hurt people until someone has the courage to stop the pain. That person is Mike Cameron, Mike is an advocate against gender based violence, and is the co-founder of Connect'd Men, an organization designed to create a safe space for men to practice emotional fitness and talk openly about mental health.
In honor of his girlfriend, Mike is dedicated to "Making Beautiful Shit Happen!"
In this episode, Allan Kehler sits down with former NHL goaltender and mental health advocate, Clint Malarchuk. Clint openly shares his experiences with mental illness, addiction, trauma, and ultimately healing.
Despite having a successful NHL career, Clint doesn't believe that his purpose in life was to be an NHL goalie. Rather, his purpose is to serve others and break down the stigma associated with mental illness.
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