Navigating Grief Without Religion with Mason Sawyer

from Beautiful Shifts · host Lindsay & Shantil

This week we’re revisiting a past conversation that resonated with many of you and felt important to share again. Mason Sawyer is a devoted father, public speaker, and host of the 10Ninety podcast. After losing his wife, children, brother, and nephew in a tragic accident, Mason has used his voice to connect with and support others through grief. In this episode, he opens up about his faith transition, leaving the LDS church, and navigating loss and belief without religion. It’s an honest, vulnerable, and deeply human conversation about rebuilding, connection, and finding your way forward. We’re so grateful for Mason and the purpose he’s found in sharing his story. Connect with Mason: Instagram: @masonsayer91 Podcast: @10ninetyrule

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