About the Show
Are you a dad dealing with an addict and carrying guilt because you can’t fix it for the child you love? Join us on Women Lead Radio as Susan Goodson, your host of Our Stories Matter, has a conversation with Brian Harris, Fine Artist and Professional Grandpa of Brian Edward Harris Artworx. Hear how Brian is learning to love his adult daughter while he lets her go to live her own journey of healing.
About Your Guest
Brian Harris is married to his amazing Jean-Marie – 49 yrs. (50th Anniversary in Mar 2024); 3 Children/4 Grandchildren (5th on the way). He has a BFA from Northern Arizona University; is a 10 yr. Veteran of the United States Air Force. Brian worked 18 yrs. in Advertising/Graphic Design (Hospital Marketing/RV Industry/Advertising Agency). He had was a 20 yrs. Career Elementary School Substitute Teacher – Riverside Unified School District Currently. Brian is retired and is a Freelance Graphic Designer and Wildlife Artist (Brian Edward Harris Artworx). Most Gratifyingly, he is a Professional Grandpa!
About Your Host
Susan Goodson is the host of Our Stories Matter, a show about the healing that happens, not just for us but for others, when we come out of hiding and share our raw, real, authentic stories. Susan and her guests will discuss why we should stop hiding behind the shame of our secrets and free ourselves to be the amazing human beings we were born to be. Susan is an Intuitive Clarity Coach and Published Author, with Riverbank Coaching. She retired as a Mary Kay Sales Director, after 41 years in leadership, to pursue her passion as an intuitive clarity coach for women. She loves helping women find their courage to speak up, tell their truth, and own who they want to become.
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Thank you to our partner and show sponsor, National University!
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