Скачать или смотреть Real Grief - Real Healing - episode 008 "Galvanizing Deaths"

When your family is on the news, involved in a white supremacy murder, $%@! Just got real.

My older brother, Will Corporon is my guest in Galvanizing Deaths. His Journalism degree from the University of Oklahoma allowed him a career in broadcast journalism prior to moving into entrepreneurism and now operates Corporon Insurance & Financial Services from his home in Bentonville, Arkansas. 

Will tapped into his unique knowledge and experience from the newsroom when he heard that his father, nephew and a third victim were murdered by a white supremacist in Overland Park, KS, April 2014. 

As his trajectory of life took a significant shove, Will discusses how he walked with the grief while continuing to live his life, for others and himself. He offers insight on living in the eye of the hurricane, knowing that hate can happen to anyone and finding the purpose to move onward.
We talk a little “COVID-19 living” in his home and chuckle at our pragmatic father, too.

People mentioned in this podcast:
Heather - Will’s spouse
Hanna - Will’s stepdaughter
Maggie - Will’s stepdaughter
Olivia - Will and Heather’s youngest child
Popeye - Our father, William Corporon, MD, was called Popeye by his grandchildren
Christine Hamele - Asst. VP, Public Relations & Community Affairs at HCA Midwest Health System
Scott Dittner - family friend
Pastor Adam Hamilton - Senior Pastor, Church of the Resurrection - Leawood, KS and author of over 20 books. Unafraid: Living with Courage and Hope in Uncertain Times (2018) is mentioned in this podcast.