Gun violence claims over 100 lives a day in the U.S., but behind every statistic is a human being—and a family left to grieve in silence. In this powerful episode, we’re joined by Enyd Scott, founder of Red Community Organization, a nonprofit dedicated to honoring the lives lost to gun violence and supporting the loved ones left behind.

Enyd shares how grief became her mission after losing her daughter’s father to gun violence, and how she created a space that humanizes those we’ve lost—not just as victims, but as parents, siblings, friends, and neighbors. Together, we explore the emotional toll gun violence takes on families and communities, the need to tell our stories, and how remembrance can become a form of resistance and healing.

This conversation is raw, real, and necessary—and one that challenges us to see beyond the headlines and into the hearts of the people impacted most.

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