In this episode, Ryan welcomes Tyler Smith, a mental health advocate, Amazing Race Canada winner, and survivor of the Humboldt Broncos hockey bus crash. Tyler shares his incredible journey of turning personal tragedy into a mission of advocacy and healing.

After surviving the devastating bus crash, Tyler found strength in his experiences, winning Amazing Race Canada with his partner Kat Kastner and founding the 'Not Alone Co.' clothing line to spark vital conversations about mental health. Through his public speaking and podcast, Tyler continues to make a significant impact on mental health discussions, safe spaces, and community well-being. Join us as Tyler discusses his path to recovery, the importance of mental health awareness, and how he uses his platform to create positive change.

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In this powerful episode of From Darkness to Life, Ryan sits down with Brandon Chase, a resilient survivor of a life-altering impaired driving crash. Brandon shares his harrowing experience of the day that changed his life forever, leaving him with a permanent brain injury. He recounts the emotional and physical challenges he has faced since the accident and how he has found strength and purpose in advocating against impaired driving.

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