SnapShot: Purpose, Direction, Blessings and the Future of Murders to Music

Send us Fan MailThe turning point arrived unexpectedly during a therapy session when discussing the growth of this podcast. After years of exposing my deepest wounds, sharing every secret, and crying more times than I can count, I realized I've reached a crossroads in my healing journey – and so has this show.When I began Murders to Music, I believed that God gave me pain for a purpose: to discuss the lessons in life nobody wants to address. Through transparency and vulnerability, we've explored the darkest corners of trauma, PTSD, mental health struggles, and suicidal ideation. I've been in those devastating places – gun in mouth, completely hopeless – but that's not where my story ends. The hundreds of therapy sessions, the EMDR treatments, the toolbox of coping strategies – they've all contributed to my gradual emergence from darkness into light.This revelation doesn't mean abandoning our commitment to difficult conversations. Rather, it's about expanding our perspective to include the hope that follows despair. I think of Steve Redmond from Seattle PD, who poured light into my soul in 2012 when I needed it most, only to lose his own battle with PTSD ten years later. His story reminds me that sharing only the darkness does us all a disservice. Sometimes, finding light is simply about changing your perspective – as a worship leader once told me, "You're not far from God, he's right behind you. All you have to do is turn around." Join me as this podcast evolves to honor both the pain of our struggles and the promise of what comes next. Connect with me at murders2music on Instagram or email – I want you to be part of this conversation as we move forward together.www.StreamlineEventsLLC.comwww.DoubleDownDuo.com@StreamlineSEE@DDownDuoYoutube-Instagram-Facebook