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"You Just Can't Ride Off From It"
In this episode of The Teaching Journeys Podcast, Dave speaks with Mark Schutter about his life path 3o years following the death of his first wife. Mark addresses among other things ,learning to deal with the resurfacing pain of loss, and how he has channeled that pain into purpose.Bio: Mark lived his entire life in the Pacific Northwest where the land, nature, and people both inspire and fuel his writing. His poetry has been featured in several print and online publications and is author of his memoir, Cowboys Are Not Supposed to Cry. To find out more about Mark and the services he provides go to his websiteYou can also connect with Mark through his Facebook page.The Teaching Journeys Podcast is available on Apple, Spotify and other podcast platforms