This is part two of Brad Weesner’s conversation with Doug Smith, an expert in grief. Here is where things get even more compelling. He will continue his amazing story and reveal insights as his life continues — his humility, growing compassion, his self-reflection really become more impressive and take us to where he is today.

Listen to Brad Weesner’s conversation with Doug Smith. For the last thirty-five years, Doug Smith has been training healthcare workers on how to work with the dying and grieving.

Devann Murphy is a childhood cancer survivor, multi-sport athlete, and advocate for disability inclusion in sport. After completing the 26.2 mile course Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk on her crutches in 2014, Devann discovered the IM ABLE Foundation and developed a passion for adaptive sports. She completed her first marathon as a handcyclist in 2015, and she has gone on to win the Women’s Handcycle Division of the 2019 Boston Marathon and the 2018, 2019, and 2021 TCS NYC Marathons.

Jordan Steffy is a graduate of the University of Maryland, where he was one of two freshmen in school history to start as quarterback on their football team. Jordan has an MBA degree from Columbia University. He founded and is the CEO of Attollo Prep.

Brad Weesner speaks with Chris Kaag, Founder & CEO of the IM ABLE Foundation and Corps Fitness. IM ABLE has a mission to remove obstacles that prevent people with disabilities from being physically active by providing grants, resources, fitness opportunities, and motivation. Listen and be inspired.

Brad Weesner speaks with with Connard Hogan, a therapist who specializes in trauma and 12 step recovery. He is a prolific writer, and his newsletters and blog can be found on his website.