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The Journey of "Marshall's Way" with guests Donna and Dewey Fladd

The Journey of "Marshall's Way" with guests Donna and Dewey Fladd

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 It will take nothing less than 100 Proof Living to restore lives! Life has options and we must take the lead. “Conversation with a Cop and a Criminal” airs on the 100 Proof Living podcast. Co-hosts Brian Yates, Chris Pridmore and Caitlin Meath discuss some of life's biggest hurdles. Through transparency and outreach, they convey the valuable tools and the vast hope they have acquired along the way. The team agrees that they wouldn't be able to cultivate the full scope of resiliency without the input from the array of phenomenal guests. In this episode, we will be sitting down with the Marshall's Way team which consists of Dewey and Donna Fladd. Dewey and Donna lost their dear son, Marshall Fladd, to an opiate overdose in 2018. Their vulnerability, passion and perseverance in producing a documentary film, "Marshall's Way", will include the families symbolic pilgrimage in honor of their son and will surely serve as innovative awareness for many, many others within the community.
"Marshall's Way is going to be a stunningly beautiful testament to one young man and his family, a sobering warning to so many others, and a life-affirming message of love and acceptance that speaks to our common humanity, reinforces our dignity and embraces hope."
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