In this episode, Donavin Comeau talks about Dylan Sherief and him on the Christmas they’ll never forget — the one they spent stranded, arrested, and deported from the U.S. back to Canada in 2021.

What started as a holiday trip quickly turned into a whirlwind of confusion, fear, and unexpected lessons about trust, faith, and resilience. Together, we look back on that experience — the chaos, the heartbreak, and even the humor that came out of it — and how it changed their perspective on freedom, family, and what “home” really means.

It’s a wild story with real emotion, a little laughter, and a reminder that even in the hardest moments, there’s something to be grateful for.

In this very first episode, I open up about what it was like growing up in a Christian home — the warmth, the traditions, and especially the magic of Christmas. I share how those memories look different now after losing my mom last year, and how her passing has changed the way I see faith, family, and the holidays.

This episode is about more than grief — it’s about gratitude. It’s a reminder to slow down, to love deeply, and to hold close the people and moments that matter most before it’s too late.

If you’ve ever lost someone you love or found yourself reflecting on what truly matters, this conversation is for you.