
Jordan Tabor
Baton Rouge father who co-founded the Rain Will Bring Flowers Foundation after losing his 15-year-old son Owen to suicide in 2023, now leading youth suicide-prevention efforts across Louisiana.
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Sep 17, 2026
Rain Will Bring Flowers: The Tabor Family
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Jordan TaborGUEST
Yeah, I would just say to your male listeners, there's no shame in dealing with your mental health.

Jordan TaborGUEST
You know, Owen was an athlete, and I think most guys growing up played some type of sport.

Jordan TaborGUEST
And, you know, we were indoctrinated to buy coaches that would tell you no pain, no gain.

Jordan TaborGUEST
So I do feel like there's a stigma out there for men to express their feelings and to ask for help.

Jordan TaborGUEST
But just like if you were to break your arm on the football field, there's no shame in asking for help.

Kiran ChawlaHOST
Is there anything else either one of you would like to add that I have not asked?