In this introspective and emotionally charged episode of People, Politics and Pork, hosts Newell Clark and Greg Webb invite listeners into a raw, real-time conversation about mental health, loss, and the powerful role music plays in helping us navigate life’s hardest moments. What starts as a casual check-in between friends quickly evolves into something deeper, as Newell shares his personal experience grieving the recent loss of a dear friend.

With honesty and vulnerability, the duo discusses the weight of trying to stay strong for others, the loneliness that can follow trauma, and the often-unseen burdens leaders carry. Greg and Newell reflect on the healing power of music—from gospel to power ballads—and how the right song at the right moment can unlock memories, offer clarity, or just make things a little more bearable.

Though there’s no guest this week, this episode might be one of the most personal yet. It’s a powerful reminder that it’s okay to talk about the hard stuff—and that sometimes the most meaningful conversations happen when we least expect them.

If you’ve ever found comfort in a song, or just needed to hear someone say, “You’re not alone,” this episode is for you.

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