After losing his wife and son in a tragic car accident, Jeffrey Olsen returned from a profound near-death experience carrying a message of oneness, forgiveness, and divine love. In this heartfelt conversation with Neal and Samara Tricarico, Jeff shares the goodbye that changed everything, the doctor who saw his wife’s spirit in the ER, and why grief is love in its highest form.

✨ Connect: jefferycolsen.com | Instagram: @jefferycolsen
🔗 Resources: Helping Parents Heal | IANDS | Envoy Publishing

Hosts – Neal & Samara Tricarico

Website – endurantmovement.org

Instagram – @EndurantMovement | @NealTricarico | @Samarat

​🫂​ Special Thanks:

motionfarm.io – Tremendous gratitude to José Rodriguez and the entire team for their exceptional audio and video editing. Without your willingness to answer the call to something greater, there would be no Endurant Show or Teen Voices.

Rainbow Creative – Thank you to our production company partner, led by Executive Producer Matthew “MoJo” Jones and Associate Producer Rachel Stern. rainbowcreative.co

Healthy teen friendships can make or break the teen experience. Hear real teens share how they navigate social challenges, set boundaries, and build supportive friendships.

Navigating friendships as a teen can be tricky. From figuring out who truly has your back to learning how to stand up for yourself.

In this episode of Teen Voices on The Endurant Show, Reid, Sara, and Ash share honest advice about spotting unhealthy friendships, setting boundaries as a teen, and finding friends who genuinely support them. They discuss self-worth, the role of trusted adults, and how teens can create meaningful, supportive social circles while offering insights that resonate with anyone invested in healthy teen relationships.

In this episode:

• Recognizing unhealthy friendships – How teens can spot toxic friendships, friendship red flags, and relationships that drain energy.
• Setting boundaries confidently – Tips for protecting your peace and standing up for yourself as a teen.
• Building self-worth through friendships – Why knowing your value helps teens choose friends who respect and lift them up.
• Family and adult support systems – How mentors and trusted adults can guide teens through social challenges.
• Real teen experiences and advice – Stories from Reid, Sara, and Ash about navigating friendship challenges and creating meaningful, supportive connections.

Whether navigating peer pressure, seeking supportive friends, or figuring out how to be a good friend, this episode provides practical guidance, relatable stories, and hope for building healthy teen friendships.

Healthy, meaningful friendships are possible and every teen deserves them.

If friendship struggles ever feel too overwhelming or you know someone struggling, reach out to someone you trust, a counselor, or text/call 988 for free, confidential support.

Learn more about the Endurant Movement at endurantmovement.org

Subscribe, rate, and share to spread this message of healing, resilience, and hope.

Connect with our Teen Voices on Instagram!

• Sara: @saram0937
• Ash: @rising.from.the.ashx
• Reid: @reid.moto

Connect with Our Hosts & The Endurant Movement

Website: endurantmovement.org
Instagram – The Movement & Show: @EndurantMovement
Instagram – Neal Tricarico: @NealTricarico
Instagram – Samara Tricarico: @Samarat

Special Thanks:

MotionFarm.io – Tremendous gratitude to José Rodriguez and the entire team for their exceptional audio and video editing, generously provided pro bono. Without your willingness to answer the call to something greater, there would be no Endurant Show or Teen Voices.

Rainbow Creative – Thank you to our production company partner, led by Executive Producer Matthew “MoJo” Jones and Associate Producer Rachel Stern. rainbowcreative.co

0:00 Introduction: The Struggle of Self-Worth

00:48 Teen Voices: Real Stories, Real Struggles

01:37 Meet the Hosts: Reid, Sarah, and Ash

01:44 Toxic Friendships: Recognizing the Signs

01:46 Funny and Awkward Friendship Moments

03:51 Unhealthy Friendships: Personal Experiences

07:13 Stepping Away from Toxic Friends

09:26 Supporting Friends in Need

13:29 Transitioning to New Phases in Life

16:31 Learning from Conflicts

19:50 Coping with Changing Friendships

24:19 Conclusion: Embracing Self-Worth and Independence

26:00 Outro: Join the Endurance Movement

What if your deepest struggles could become your greatest purpose?

In this episode, Scott Strode shares how he turned addiction and trauma into a nationwide sober active community and recovery movement helping over 1 million people and how his journey parallels the Endurant Movement’s mission to create communities that foster resilience, growth, and meaningful impact.

In this inspiring episode of The Endurant Show, hosts Neal and Samara Tricarico sit down with Scott Strode, founder of The Phoenix, a nonprofit transforming addiction recovery through movement, fitness, community, and connection.

Scott opens up about his personal journey from addiction and trauma to building a sober active community movement that now helps millions. He shares how our greatest struggles can become sources of purpose, service, and personal transformation.

Together, they explore how both The Phoenix and the Endurant Movement were born from turning pain into action, transforming personal struggle into purpose, and creating communities that foster resilience, growth, and meaningful impact.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• How movement and embodied practices support lasting addiction recovery and holistic healing
• Turning personal struggle into purpose-driven action and meaningful impact
• Building a nonprofit that has helped over 1 million people through recovery programs and sober communities
• Cultivating resilience, connection, and supportive communities during adversity and recovery
• Whether you’re on your own recovery journey, supporting a loved one, or looking to turn your pain into purpose and create meaningful impact, this episode will leave you inspired and empowered.

This episode is a reminder that your pain can become your power and every challenge holds the potential to spark meaningful change.

If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out to someone you trust, contact a licensed therapist, or call/text 988 for free, confidential help.

Learn more about the Endurant Movement at endurantmovement.org
Subscribe, rate, and share to spread this message of healing, resilience, and hope.

Connect with Scott Strode:

• Instagram → @scottstrode
• LinkedIn → Scott Strode
• Website → scottstrode.com
• The Phoenix → thephoenix.org
• The Phoenix Instagram → @riserecoverlive

Connect with Our Hosts & The Endurant Movement

• Website: endurantmovement.org
• Instagram – The Movement & Show: @EndurantMovement
• Instagram – Neal Tricarico: @NealTricarico
• Instagram – Samara Tricarico: @Samarat

Special Thanks

MotionFarm.io – Tremendous gratitude to José Rodriguez and the entire team for their exceptional audio and video editing, generously provided pro bono. Without your willingness to answer the call to something greater, there would be no Endurant Show or Teen Voices.

Rainbow Creative – Thank you to our production company partner, led by Executive Producer Matthew “MoJo” Jones and Associate Producer Rachel Stern. rainbowcreative.co

00:00 Introduction: Beyond Addiction

02:18 Meet Scott Strode: Founder of The Phoenix

03:53 The Power of Community and Movement

07:40 Language and Identity in Recovery

12:21 Transforming Pain into Purpose

22:36 Practical Tools for Recovery

26:21 Creative Destruction and Innovation

34:36 Transforming Pain into Purpose and The Power of Community and Service

37:09 Guiding Principles

39:59 Personal Reflections and Gratitude

44:49 Measuring Impact with the CHIME Framework

48:38 Finding Your Tribe and Authentic Self

52:29 Creative Destruction and Future Vision

56:15 Final Thoughts and Legacy

01:04:03 Conclusion and Call to Action

How does social media affect teen mental health, identity, and self-worth?

In this episode of Teen Voices, real teens Emma, Sara, and Ash open up about what it’s really like growing up online. We explore viral trends and social media pressure to stereotypes, stigma, and the portrayal of teen mental health online and in media. 

This heartfelt discussion shines a light on the realities of teen mental health in a social media-driven culture, showing how digital life impacts teens’ self-image and well-being, and reminding us all that behind every post is a real person with real feelings.

This episode is part of our Teen Voices series on The Endurant Show, where we give teens a platform to share their authentic experiences, insights, and stories.

Topics covered in this episode:

• Social media pressure & perfection: How it shapes teen self-image
• Breaking the stigma around teen mental health
• Positive vs. harmful content online: What helps and what hurts teens
• Viral trends & media representation: How media trends affect teen mental health
• Healthy social media habits: Tips for mindful digital use

Whether you're a teenager, parent, educator, or ally, this episode sheds light on the real experiences teens face online, and how we can create a more supportive digital world.

Subscribe for more real teen stories about mental health, resilience, and growing up in a digital world. Join the conversation and help us break the stigma together.

This episode is a reminder that the pressure to fit in online can be overwhelming, but sharing your story and connecting with others can make a difference. The experiences shared in this episode are meant to encourage open conversations, create awareness, and reduce stigma around mental health challenges and stereotypesThey’re not meant to diagnose or replace professional care.

If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out to someone you trust, contact a licensed therapist, or call or text 988 for free, confidential help.

Learn more about the Endurant Movement and join our mission at endurantmovement.org.

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this episode to spread the message of healing, resilience, and hope.

Connect With Our Teen Voices on Instagram!

• Emma: @emma_bex25
• Sara: @saram0937
• Ash: @rising.from.the.ashx

Connect with Our Hosts & The Endurant Movement

• https://www.endurantmovement.org
• Follow the Movement + Show on Instagram: @EndurantMovement: https://www.instagram.com/endurantmovement/ 
• Follow Neal on Instagram: @NealTricarico: https://www.instagram.com/nealtricarico/ 
• Follow Samara on Instagram: @Samarat: https://www.instagram.com/samarat/ 

Tremendous gratitude to the entire team at motionfarm.io for their exceptional audio and video editing, generously provided pro bono. José Rodriguez and team, quite simply, without your willingness to answer the call to something greater, there would be no Endurant Show and no Teen Voices. 

Thank you to our Production Company Partner Rainbow Creative (https://www.rainbowcreative.co/)  led by Executive Producer; Matthew “MoJo” Jones and Associate Producer; Rachel Stern

00:00 Introduction: The Dual Nature of Social Media

01:32 Welcome to Teen Voices

01:46 Fun with Viral Trends

02:54 The Pressure of Social Media

05:50 Mental Health in Media

09:13 The Dangers and Benefits of Social Media

14:02 Stereotypes and Misconceptions in Media

18:14 Final Thoughts and Farewell

Dr. Richard Tedeschi, the psychologist who coined the term Post-Traumatic Growth (PTG), joins host Neal Tricarico for a heartfelt and transformative conversation exploring the journey from trauma, loss, and grief toward healing, recovery, and personal growth. Neal shares his own journey after the devastating loss of his and his wife Samara’s son, Anthony, and how embracing PTG has helped them find healing, purpose, and meaning.

Have you ever wondered:

• Can trauma lead to personal growth?
• How do I heal from trauma?
• Can you find meaning after trauma?
• What is post-traumatic growth?

Dr. Tedeschi explains the science of Post-Traumatic Growth and how people recovering from trauma can heal from loss, grow personally, and experience stronger relationships, greater self-awareness, new possibilities in life, and a deeper appreciation for life.

This episode is a reminder that even in the darkest moments, hope and healing are possible.

If you or someone you love is struggling, help is available. In the U.S., call or text 988 for free, confidential support 24/7.

Learn more about the Endurant Movement and join our mission at endurantmovement.org. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this episode to spread the message of healing, resilience, and hope.

Connect Our Guest Dr. Richard Tedeschi!

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-tedeschi
• Explore more PTG resources: https://www.BoulderCrest.org
• Connect with Our Hosts & The Endurant Movement - https://www.endurantmovement.org

Follow the Movement + Show on Instagram: @EndurantMovement: https://www.instagram.com/endurantmovement/ 

• Follow Neal on Instagram: @NealTricarico: https://www.instagram.com/nealtricarico/
• Follow Samara on Instagram: @Samarat: https://www.instagram.com/samarat/

Tremendous gratitude to the entire team at motionfarm.io for their exceptional audio and video editing, generously provided pro bono. José Rodriguez and team, quite simply, without your willingness to answer the call to something greater, there would be no Endurant Show and no Teen Voices.

Thank you to our Production Company Partner Rainbow Creative (https://www.rainbowcreative.co/)  led by Executive Producer; Matthew “MoJo” Jones and Associate Producer; Rachel Stern

• 00:00 Introduction to Post-Traumatic Growth
• 00:59 Personal Story of Loss and Purpose
• 03:17 Guest Introduction: Dr. Richard Tedeschi
• 04:45 Understanding Post-Traumatic Growth
• 06:20 Five Categories of Post-Tramautic Growth
• 08:29 Dr. Tedeschi's Journey and Insights
• 12:09 Anthony's Story: A Journey Through Grief
• 15:01 The Role of Community and Support
• 20:40 The Duality of Trauma and Growth
• 23:27 Creating Meaning and Purpose
• 46:27 Rebuilding After the Earthquake of Trauma
• 49:25 The Challenge of Receiving Help
• 50:55 The Importance of Sharing and Connecting
• 54:28 Navigating Relationships After Loss
• 01:06:40 Existential and Spiritual Growth
• 01:19:36 Resources and Support at Boulder Crest
• 01:25:05 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this deeply moving episode of The Endurant Show, co-hosts Neal and Samara Tricarico sit down with 14-year-old poet and survivor, Lexi Silver. After losing both of her parents within nine months, Lexi opens up about her journey through profound grief, the path to healing, and how she’s found strength in vulnerability and community.

Through poetry, honest conversation, and the launch of our new Teen Voices segment, Lexi shares how she turned pain into purpose—founding the Meet My Grief community and publishing her book, The Girl Behind the Grief Shadow.

Together, Lexi, Neal, and Samara explore the realities of teen grief, mental health, and the importance of support, shedding light on:

• Coping with loss as a teen
• The power of storytelling and vulnerability
• Building safe, supportive communities
• Resilience, healing, and post-traumatic growth
• The role of social media in grieving and connection

This episode is a reminder that even in the darkest moments, hope and healing are possible.

If you or someone you love is struggling, help is available. In the U.S., call or text 988 for free, confidential support 24/7.

Learn more about the Endurant Movement and join our mission at endurantmovement.org.

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this episode to spread the message of healing, resilience, and hope.

Connect Our Guest Lexi Silver!

• Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/meet.my.grief/ 
• Book orders for “The Girl Behind Griefs Shadow” by Lexi Silver: https://forms.gle/zN87grtsmrX17his9

"The Tears That Remain" Pre-Order https://forms.gle/aCjmYdJngUTe2F6S9

Connect with Our Hosts & The Endurant Movement

• https://www.endurantmovement.org
• Follow the Movement + Show on Instagram: @EndurantMovement: https://www.instagram.com/endurantmovement/ 
• Follow Neal on Instagram: @NealTricarico: https://www.instagram.com/nealtricarico/ 
• Follow Samara on Instagram: @Samarat: https://www.instagram.com/samarat/ 

Tremendous gratitude to the entire team at motionfarm.io for their exceptional audio and video editing, generously provided pro bono. José Rodriguez and team, quite simply, without your willingness to answer the call to something greater, there would be no Endurant Show and no Teen Voices. 

Thank you to our Production Company Partner Rainbow Creative (https://www.rainbowcreative.co/)  led by Executive Producer; Matthew “MoJo” Jones and Associate Producer; Rachel Stern; and YouTube Consultants Zac Stein & Jason Al-Samarrie

00:00 - Lexi’s Opening: Facing Grief and New Reality

02:25 - Launching Teen Voices Segment

03:50 - Meet Lexi Silver: Her Story
05:35 - Lexi’s Loss: Losing Both Parents

07:15 - Processing Grief as a Teen

08:56 - Finding Identity and Purpose
12:53 - Living in the Present

15:40 - Advice for Parents Supporting Grieving Teens

16:25 - Lexi on Mental Health and Coping

18:08 - Writing as Healing

19:45 - The Importance of Community

21:53 - Social Media: Connection and Challenge

24:01 - Grief-Informed Society & Meet My Grief
26:15 - Message to Grieving Teens
28:00 - Lexi’s Books and Creative Expression

33:57 - No Scoreboard for Grief
38:26 - The Ongoing Journey: Healing, Not “Curing”
43:56 - Closing: Support, Community, and The Endurant Movement

In this vulnerable and raw episode of The Endurant Show, co-hosts Neal and Samara Tricarico sit down with Sonny Von Cleveland—a motivational speaker, author, and trauma survivor who turned unimaginable pain into purpose.

Sonny opens up about his powerful journey—from surviving childhood abuse and spending 18 years in prison, to becoming an outspoken advocate for healing, personal transformation, and radical self-ownership. In his memoir, Hey White Boy: Conversations of Redemption, Sonny tells his story of courage, accountability, and the unshakable human spirit.

This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone healing from trauma, seeking purpose, or working to rewrite their story.

Don’t forget to like and subscribe anywhere you get your podcasts, and share if this episode resonates with you or someone you love.

If you or someone you love is struggling, help is available. In the U.S., dial or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Watch and Subscribe the Show: youtube.com/@EndurantMovement

Connect Our Guest Sonny Von Cleveland!

• Instagram: @sonnyvonclevelandofficial
• TikTok: tiktok.com/@sonnyvoncleveland
• YouTube: youtube.com/@sonnyvonclevelandofficial
• Website: https://www.sonnyvoncleveland.com/

Tremendous gratitude to the entire team at motionfarm.io for their exceptional audio and video editing, generously provided pro bono. José Rodriguez and team, quite simply, without your willingness to answer the call to something greater, there would be no Endurant Show and no Teen Voices. 

Thank you to our Production Company Partner Rainbow Creative (https://www.rainbowcreative.co/)  led by Executive Producer; Matthew “MoJo” Jones and Associate Producer; Rachel Stern

Connect with Our Hosts & The Endurant Movement

• https://www.endurantmovement.org
• Follow the Movement + Show on Instagram: @EndurantMovement
• Follow Neal on Instagram: @NealTricarico
• Follow Samara on Instagram: @Samarat

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to Healing Through Pain
• 01:05 Welcome to The Endurance Show
• 02:41 Meet Sonny von Cleveland
• 04:29 Sonny's Early Life and Trauma
• 07:36 A Life of Crime and Incarceration
• 11:40 The Turning Point in Prison
• 14:24 Finding Purpose and Redemption
• 16:56 The Power of Speaking Your Pain
• 21:33 Comparative Trauma and Radical Ownership
• 39:11 The Birth of the Endurant Movement
• 41:29 Discovering YouTube During Lockdown
• 42:48 Building a Positive Community
• 43:48 Personal Struggles and Resilience
• 45:21 Finding Love and New Beginnings
• 46:16 Volunteering and Passion Projects
• 47:17 Empowering Others Through Storytelling
• 49:23 Planning a Transformative Road Trip
• 01:06:26 Fighting Human Trafficking
• 01:12:30 Conclusion and Call to Action

In this powerful episode of The Endurant Show, host Neal Tricarico sits down with award-winning psychiatrist Dr. Mayank Gupta to dive deep into the complex, and often misunderstood, world of high-functioning autism in teenagers.

Together, they explore the emotional toll of masking autistic traits, the challenges behind accurate autism diagnosis, and the silent struggles faced by neurodivergent adolescents. This candid conversation highlights the importance of compassion, awareness, and the shift away from rigid labels toward genuine understanding.

Whether you're a parent, educator, mental health professional, or someone navigating your own neurodivergent journey, this episode offers valuable insights, heartfelt stories, and a message of hope and acceptance.

Don’t forget to like and subscribe anywhere you get your podcasts, and share if this episode resonates with you or someone you love.

Watch the Show: www.youtube.com/@EndurantMovement

If you or someone you love is struggling, help is available. In the U.S., dial or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Connect Our Guest Dr. Mayank Gupta!

https://www.linkedin.com/in/mayank-gupta-77ba496b/

Connect with Our Hosts & The Endurant Movement

• https://www.endurantmovement.org
• Follow the Movement + Show on Instagram: @EndurantMovement: https://www.instagram.com/endurantmovement/ 
• Follow Neal on Instagram: @NealTricarico: https://www.instagram.com/nealtricarico/ 

Follow Samara on Instagram: @Samarat: https://www.instagram.com/samarat/ 

Tremendous gratitude to the entire team at motionfarm.io for their exceptional audio and video editing, generously provided pro bono. José Rodriguez and team, quite simply, without your willingness to answer the call to something greater, there would be no Endurant Show and no Teen Voices. 

Thank you to our Production Company Partner Rainbow Creative (https://www.rainbowcreative.co/)  led by Executive Producer; Matthew “MoJo” Jones and Associate Producer; Rachel Stern

00:00 Introduction to Hyper Perfectionist Societies

00:46 The Endurance Show: A Testament to Post-Traumatic Growth

02:50 Understanding Autism and Masking

03:58 Interview with Dr. Mayana Gupta

05:06 Defining Autism and Neurodiversity

07:46 Challenges of High Functioning Autism

19:31 Parental Awareness and Monitoring

23:17 The Impact of Labels and Terminology

31:28 Embracing Neurodiversity

31:51 Parental Guidance and Support

32:36 Challenges and Misconceptions

34:16 Therapeutic Approaches

35:38 Understanding Co-occurring Conditions

36:26 The Importance of Context

37:15 Nuanced Treatments

39:15 Raising Awareness

42:41 The Role of Community

44:12 Hope and Responsibility

49:36 Final Thoughts and Call to Action

In this thought-provoking episode of The Endurant Show, hosts Neal and Samara Tricarico sit down with Dr. Judith Joseph, a double board-certified psychiatrist and leading voice in mental health and emotional resilience. Together, they explore the powerful insights from Dr. Judith’s book, High Functioning, and what it truly means to live with high-functioning mental health conditions.

Dr. Judith sheds light on the invisible struggles faced by individuals—especially teens—who may appear to be functioning well, but are silently battling anxiety, depression, or the added complexities of autism spectrum disorder. 

Whether you're a parent, educator, clinician, or someone navigating your own mental health journey, this episode offers practical advice, compassionate insight, and cutting-edge research to help reshape the way we understand mental wellness—especially within diverse and neurodivergent communities.

The conversation dives into comorbid conditions, neurodivergent experiences, and the critical importance of validation, connection, and tailored support.

Don’t forget to subscribe on YouTube and wherever you find your podcasts for more inspiring conversations on validation, mental health, and tailored support.

If you or someone you love is struggling, help is available. In the U.S., dial or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Watch the Show: youtube.com/@EndurantMovement

Tremendous gratitude to the entire team at motionfarm.io for their exceptional audio and video editing, generously provided pro bono. José Rodriguez and team, quite simply, without your willingness to answer the call to something greater, there would be no Endurant Show and no Teen Voices.

Thank you to our Production Company Partner Rainbow Creative (https://www.rainbowcreative.co/)  led by Executive Producer; Matthew “MoJo” Jones and Associate Producer; Rachel Stern

Time Stamps
00:00 - Introduction & Anthony’s Story

01:32 - The Endurance Show: Purpose & Mission

02:35 - Dr. Judith’s Background & Credentials

03:20 - High-Functioning Depression Explained

05:15 - Signs Beneath the Surface: What Are We Missing?

07:34 - Understanding Anhedonia & Lack of Joy

10:15 - Achievement vs. Fulfillment in Teens

13:05 - The Power of Peer Support & Open Conversations

16:00 - Language, Labels, and Neurodiversity

19:00 - The Five Vs Framework for Reclaiming Joy

23:00 - Addressing Burnout, Sleep, and Technology

27:00 - Supporting Girls & Underrepresented Groups in Diagnosis

30:00 - Dr. Judith’s Research, Resources, and Final Thoughts

In this powerful finale to the 4-part premiere of The Endurant Show, host DavidJi sits down with Neal and Samara Tricarico for a deeply heartfelt conversation about turning unimaginable pain into a powerful purpose.

After losing their son Anthony to suicide, Neal and Samara transformed their experience of post-traumatic stress into post-traumatic growth, launching a The Endurant Movement, dedicated to mental health advocacy, autism awareness, and suicide prevention.

This episode dives into their unique paths to healing, the enduring presence of Anthony’s spirit in guiding their mission, and the vital role of youth involvement in promoting mental wellness. Through honest storytelling and spiritual insight, they show that even the most devastating loss can spark connection, community, and meaningful change.

This conversation is more than a story of grief - it's a testament to resilience, emotional healing, and the power of shared experiences to create impact and hope.

Don’t forget to subscribe on Youtube and wherever you find your podcasts for more inspiring conversations on grief, mental health, and emotional resilience.

If you or someone you love is struggling, help is available. In the U.S., dial or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Tremendous gratitude to the entire team at motionfarm.io for their exceptional audio and video editing, generously provided pro bono. José Rodriguez and team, quite simply, without your willingness to answer the call to something greater, there would be no Endurant Show and no Teen Voices.

Thank you to our Production Company Partner Rainbow Creative (https://www.rainbowcreative.co/)  led by Executive Producer; Matthew “MoJo” Jones and Associate Producer; Rachel Stern

Connect Our Interviewer Guest DavidJi!
Follow the Host on Instagram: @DavidJI https://www.instagram.com/davidjimeditation/
Links: https://linktr.ee/davidjimeditation 

Connect with Our Hosts (The Interviewees!) & The Endurant Movement
https://www.endurantmovement.org
Follow the Movement + Show on Instagram: @EndurantMovement: https://www.instagram.com/endurantmovement/ 
Follow Neal on Instagram: @NealTricarico: https://www.instagram.com/nealtricarico/ 
Follow Samara on Instagram: @Samarat: https://www.instagram.com/samarat/ 

00:00 The Energy of Possibility
00:16 Understanding Grief and Healing
02:12 Introduction to the Endurant Movement
03:47 The Origin Story of Anthony Ko
04:55 The Vision and Mission of the Endurant Movement
06:58 The Role of Masculine and Feminine Energy
08:14 The Birth of the Endurant Movement
14:43 Empowering Teens and Youth
24:29 The Journey of Post-Traumatic Growth
28:18 Healing and Growth Through Shared Experiences
29:08 Understanding Post-Traumatic Growth
29:51 The Search for 'Why' and Finding Meaning
34:56 Family Dynamics and the Endurant Movement
36:22 Empowerment and Multidimensional Healing
41:10 Resources and Support for Healing
43:39 The Power of Vulnerability and Community
48:33 Final Reflections and Continuing the Journey