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Darion Moore opens up about growing up in the brutally racist and violent streets of Mississippi, raised by his grandmothers while his mother served time in federal prison. With his father absent until his 30s and a family line tangled in crime—his grandfather a pimp, and his father in and out of jail—Darion’s early life was marked by deep abandonment and silence.

When his mother was released and they relocated to Kansas City, she became his anchor and best friend. But the pain he carried inside found its way out through violence. What started as neighborhood fights spiraled into shootouts, close calls, and friends lost to death or prison.

Darion shares raw stories of street life, betrayal, and the rare moments of reconciliation—like running into former enemies and choosing peace over pride. He also opens up about the devastating moment he caught a flight to see his mother, only for her to pass before he arrived—and how his wife stood by him during his darkest hours.

This is a powerful story about pain, growth, and finding love after loss. #testimony #podcast

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