Podcast appearances and mentions of grayson reed

The founder of Public Safety Preservation. Gray Reed founded this non-profit to raise awareness about mental health and suicide prevention among first responders. He did it because of his battle with mental health and worried for the safety of his newly born daughter.  He was eventually diagnosed with cumulative PTSD. He had to resign from his position as a corrections officer. He spent some time in law enforcement, but most of his time was spent in corrections. And we will look at what being a corrections officer is like. Because we still need to properly present the picture of what happens inside those prison walls. We'll also discuss how he received therapy, specifically EMDR, and how that benefited him.First responders play a critical role in keeping our communities safe. However, the stress and trauma of the job can take a toll on their mental health. Peer support and mental health professionals play a critical role in supporting first responders and addressing the stigma and shame associated with seeking help. If you're interested in peer support training, contact Jerry Lund at 435-476-6382 with The Complete First Responder Trainings or visit www.completefirstrespondertrainings.com. Let's work together to support our first responders and ensure they have the resources they need to maintain their mental health and well-being.

Originally broadcast on 04/05/2022:This week's guest is my friend and colleague, Grayson Reed. He created a nonprofit Public Safety Preservation, trying to keep First Responders alive. Please join us to hear about our experiences working to reach folx who are under immense pressures and stress, and offering them support and hope.*****F*ck The Rules Podcast is available on Amazon Music/Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, iheart radio, Listen Notes, Pandora, Stitcher, Spotify and TuneIn/Alexa - and many more!***Social media/podcast episodes are not intended to replace therapy with a qualified mental health professional. All posts/episodes are for educational purposes only. If you are in need of assistance for mental health services, please check with your PCP, Inclusive Therapists, TherapyDen, Included Health or Monarch Therapy Directory for the nearest health professional.

This week's guest is my friend and colleague, Grayson Reed. He created a nonprofit Public Safety Preservation, trying to keep First Responders alive. Please join us to hear about our experiences working to reach folx who are under immense pressures and stress, and offering them support and hope.

James and Drew answer some listener Tweets and discuss Kevin Max's take on radio and creative restraints in response to our "Creativity and Radio's Role" episode of Between The Grooves. Then Mike Grayson (Mikes Chair, City Habor, Grayson|Reed) joins the show to chat about team building and leadership, his role as Director of Worship Culture at Cross Point Church, and using the resources you have available.

Let's kick off Valentine's week with our first ever married couple show! Mike and Molly Grayson are not only married (with a kid), they are also an AMAZING duo called Grayson|Reed. Their new EP "Walk" just released and it is on repeat at my house. Can't wait for y'all to meet them and fall in love with their story, their music, and the way they talk about each other. (IT IS THE BEST.) http://graysonreedmusic.com/ http://anniefdowns.com #thatsoundsfunpodcast

Family and music are both a way of life for Christian duo Grayson/Reed, and they wouldn’t have it any other way as they have found a certain balance in their lives.Husband and wife duo Molly Reed and Mike Grayson are releasing their new CD “Walk” on Jan. 13, 2017, just shy of their fourth anniversary in February.Molly granted me a telephone interview in early January to talk about “Walk” and other topics.Up until forming Grayson/Reed recently, Mike and Molly worked in separate musical careers. Mike was lead singer for MIKESCHAIR for 13 years, where he released three full-length albums and five Top 5 radio singles. Molly was a member of duo City Harbor and is a popular songwriter, having penned hits for a variety of crooners from Marie Osmond to Amy Grant to Francesca Battistelli.They have a 2-year-old daughter, Grailey. Molly said that she and her husband had wanted to do music together but did not know how or when it would happen. When they were pregnant, they didn’t wan to be separated by their careers so they took a leap of faith and trusted the Lord with their future. That led to the Grayson/Reed duo.“It’s been incredible, just getting to do music together as husband and wife,” Molly said.They drew from a deep well of family experience to write “Fight For You,” one of the six titles on “Walk.” Some inspiration also came from a video of Eugene Peterson and Bono talking about an alleged lack of authenticity in Christian music, according to a Grayson/Reed press release.The song draws from the couple’s marriage and fighting through the hard times that come with any relationship, Molly said.Modern culture presents a distorted view of love in which it’s OK to run away when a relationship becomes difficult, Molly said in the press release.“But the reality of love and a God-ordained marriage is you fight through those moments together, and you fight for that person and for their heart,” she said.Response for “Fight For You” has been great. She said one person said they were leaving their spouse, driving away, when the song played, and they changed their mind. Another said it would be the first song at their wedding.The title track, “Walk,” is a sassy, stimulating vocal that talks about how Christians must walk the walk in their faith, or “living out what I speak about … a little more action,” the song states.Molly was quick to point to the track “Bloom,” which was written for their daughter, to tell her to pray and always rely on God and know He’s there. The song talks about how the world will try to break you, but urges you to not let the world steal your hope.Molly also said she is grateful for the duo’s fans.“Thank you to anybody who checks us out,” she said.The website is graysonreedmusic.com. There is information about their tour and links to social media.

Family and music are both a way of life for Christian duo Grayson/Reed, and they wouldn’t have it any other way as they have found a certain balance in their lives. Husband and wife duo Molly Reed and Mike Grayson are releasing their new CD “Walk” on Jan. 13, 2017, just shy of their fourth anniversary in February. Molly granted me a telephone interview in early January to talk about “Walk” and other topics. Up until forming Grayson/Reed recently, Mike and Molly worked in separate musical careers. Mike was lead singer for MIKESCHAIR for 13 years, where he released three full-length albums and five Top 5 radio singles. Molly was a member of duo City Harbor and is a popular songwriter, having penned hits for a variety of crooners from Marie Osmond to Amy Grant to Francesca Battistelli. They have a 2-year-old daughter, Grailey. Molly said that she and her husband had wanted to do music together but did not know how or when it would happen. When they were pregnant, they didn’t wan to be separated by their careers so they took a leap of faith and trusted the Lord with their future. That led to the Grayson/Reed duo. “It’s been incredible, just getting to do music together as husband and wife,” Molly said. They drew from a deep well of family experience to write “Fight For You,” one of the six titles on “Walk.” Some inspiration also came from a video of Eugene Peterson and Bono talking about an alleged lack of authenticity in Christian music, according to a Grayson/Reed press release. The song draws from the couple’s marriage and fighting through the hard times that come with any relationship, Molly said. Modern culture presents a distorted view of love in which it’s OK to run away when a relationship becomes difficult, Molly said in the press release. “But the reality of love and a God-ordained marriage is you fight through those moments together, and you fight for that person and for their heart,” she said. Response for “Fight For You” has been great. She said one person said they were leaving their spouse, driving away, when the song played, and they changed their mind. Another said it would be the first song at their wedding. The title track, “Walk,” is a sassy, stimulating vocal that talks about how Christians must walk the walk in their faith, or “living out what I speak about … a little more action,” the song states. Molly was quick to point to the track “Bloom,” which was written for their daughter, to tell her to pray and always rely on God and know He’s there. The song talks about how the world will try to break you, but urges you to not let the world steal your hope. Molly also said she is grateful for the duo’s fans. “Thank you to anybody who checks us out,” she said. The website is graysonreedmusic.com. There is information about their tour and links to social media.

fullcirclemusic.orgMike and Molly (now musically known as Grayson Reed) share their stories of when they first crossed paths with music, followed it into a career, and then eventually crossed paths with each other. They both attended Belmont University, both separately choosing the school because of the “magic” of Nashville. They talk about their experiences first signing with a label and the importance of balancing between the business side of the industry and the heart of why you are making music. Mike and Molly also touch on what it looks like to be a husband-wife artist duo with a growing family and how important it is to have a great team around you. There is some stellar wisdom to be found in this FCM episode!The post FCM040 – How To Be A Husband and Wife Touring Artist with Grayson Reed appeared first on Full Circle Music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode DNA spend some time chatting with husband wife duo Grayson Reed about how they met, decided to sing together, and unfortunate names they might give their own podcasts.