In this episode of The 10 Ninety Podcast, Mason continues his conversation with Kelly in part two of her remarkable story. Kelly elaborates on her daily battle with chronic physical pain following a traumatic accident that left her in a wheelchair, and how she deals with grief from losing her husband in a plane crash. The conversation touches on her initial struggles with therapy, the support from family and friends, and the role of gratitude in her healing journey. Kelly also discusses the challenges of living with a disability, her eventual return to work, and how she now finds solace and purpose through creating jewelry. Throughout the podcast, Kelly emphasizes the importance of love and connection, and how she has learned to find beauty amid hardship.

In this episode of The 10 Ninety Podcast, Kelly Bussio recounts the devastating loss of her husband Brent Crompton in a 1996 plane crash and her subsequent life-changing injuries. Mason explores Kelly's experience of grief, her extraordinary near-death encounter with Brent, and the physical and emotional challenges she has faced over the past 28 years. They delve into the profound impact of losing a loved one, the resilience required to rebuild life, and the importance of community and loved ones in navigating such trauma. Throughout, Kelly shares her unique insights into love, spirituality, and healing, offering listeners a deeply personal look at the journey of managing grief and physical pain.

In this episode of The 10 Ninety Podcast, Mason sits down with Kortni's sister, Jordin Rueckert, to discuss the moments leading up to and the day of the accident. Together, they talk about the life Korni lead and the lessons learned from her. They explore the challenges of writing obituaries, navigating grief, and coping with the immediate aftermath. Mason and Jordin reflect on the overwhelming emotions and responsibilities that come with losing loved ones, the value of support systems, and how grief has reshaped their lives. They share heartfelt memories of Kortni, highlighting the deep bond they shared and the lasting impact she continues to have on their lives.

In this episode of The 10 Ninety Podcast, Mason interviews Nancy Saltzman, author of 'Radical Survivor'. Nancy shares her grief journey after losing her husband and two sons in a plane crash in 1995, her battle with breast cancer, and other personal losses. They discuss the importance of having a purpose, the support of community, the difficulty of dealing with reminders of loved ones, and the complexity of finding love again. Greg, Nancy's current husband, also joins to talk about moving forward after losing his wife to breast cancer. They emphasize the role of gratitude, the challenges of being in new relationships, and accepting that grief never entirely disappears, but can coexist with happiness.

In this episode of The 10 Ninety Podcast, Mason talks with Maui Jimenez. Maui shares about the grief he's experiencing after the tragic loss of his son, Kyrrus, and his ex-wife, Rachel. Maui describes the shock of discovering his son and ex-wife after they were murdered, the destructive path he initially took, and his journey through therapy. He reflects on the complexities of grief, guilt, and anger while highlighting the importance of supporting others in similar situations. Maui's story emphasizes the ongoing struggle with trauma and the significance of finding a purpose to continue living despite immense pain.

In this episode of The 10 Ninety Podcast, Mason and Alicia Dance discuss the impact of loss and trauma on their lives. Alicia shares her journey of coping with the deaths of her family members, including her father, best friend, grandmother, and sister. They reflect on the importance of showing up in times of grief, the value of in-person connections, and the role of therapy and self-reflection in healing. Despite the pain, Alicia finds moments of gratitude and strength, emphasizing the necessity of embracing and navigating through the full spectrum of emotions. They touch upon the nature of grief, the significance of maintaining memories, and the challenges of balancing happiness and sorrow.

In this episode of The 10 Ninety Podcast, Denise Warriner recounts her sister Stephanie's tragic death following a confrontation with hospital security during the COVID-19 pandemic. Diagnosed with bipolar disorder and facing respiratory distress from COVID-19, Stephanie's need for compassion was met with brutality, leading to her death due to anoxic brain injury. Denise details the harrowing journey of seeking justice, the systemic failures she uncovered, and the devastating impact on her family, including the subsequent deaths of her niece Daisy and nephew Theo. Amidst unrelenting grief, Denise focuses on her family, finds solace in small joys, and remains determined to break the cycle of generational trauma.

In this episode of The 10 Ninety Podcast, the host speaks with Anna, who shares her experiences and reflections on living in Canada, losing her husband Basil to a sudden heart attack, and navigating through grief. Anna talks about the initial shock, the impact on her family, and her struggles with coming to terms with the loss. She highlights Basil's loving and generous spirit, their shared love for travel, and the lessons he's taught her about living life fully. The episode also explores the emotional journey of grief, the importance of talking about difficult subjects, and how humor and memories can help in the healing process.

In this episode of The 10 Ninety Podcast, Mason talks with Jared, Alin, and Jaden Schoenrock about the tragic loss of their daughter and sister, Siena. They discuss Siena's vibrant personality, her athleticism, and her role as the glue in their family. The family reflects on their journey through grief over the past year, sharing how they have found purpose and healing through organizing a memorial 5K in Siena's honor. They emphasize the importance of community support and maintaining open communication about their emotions. The Schoenrocks convey their efforts to navigate life post-loss, finding ways to honor Siena's memory and live with the love they have for her.

In this episode of The 10 Ninety Podcast, Mason interviews Adriana Jones, who shares the devastating story of losing nine family members, including three mothers and six children, to cartel violence in Mexico. Adriana recounts the brutal attack, the immediate aftermath, and the details of the mass murder. She also discusses the resilience and support of her community, the founding of the nonprofit Ronita Vive to help other victims, and the ongoing battle for justice. Despite the heartbreak, Adriana emphasizes the importance of talking about grief, the enduring power of family, and the strength to continue living.