Out of the Darkness

...of teams across the country to help save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide.

Join Team PHNX on Saturday, October 24th at Salt River Fields for the Out of the Darkness Walk.

The doors open at 8.

The walk begins at 9.

You come out, support.

Again, it really is for an important cause.

That's certainly something that we're going to be doing on October 24th, again, over at Salt River Fields for the Out of the Darkness walk.

Getting back to this Arizona State defense and the issues, and Banshees, to your question, why is it not working specifically the defense? Because nothing seems to be working, is what Banshees has to say.

So the one thing I want to talk about today is how we combat that.

How do we make sure no one's left alone and no one feels like they're left in the dark? The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention held its annual Out of the Darkness Walk.

Some walked in honor of a memory or a loved one that they've lost.

Others walked in support of someone who's currently battling every single step we believe matters.

So I can't rack my brain and go, you know, deep diving into this when I know I won't find the answer and move forward and do what I can from here.

And this is why you're spending your life as part of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, raising awareness.

She's also a Pasadena Walk chair for the Out of the Darkness Walk.

It happens every year.

And we want to invite you as PHNX is joining thousands of teams across the country to help save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide.

Join Team PHNX on Saturday, October 24th at Salt River Fields for the Out of the Darkness Walk.

Doors open at 8 a.m.

The walk begins at 9 a.m.

I did rest on Saturday because I was not feeling great.

And I am so sorry to anybody who might have been looking for us at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Out of the Darkness Walk.

I wasn't able to get up and out.

I was battling the beginnings of a migraine and I had to head that off.

... uh, who came, and we had a barbecue, and they went and did a walk.

They went to Bernard's Walk, freaking, uh, Walk Out of Darkness on Saturday morning.

Um, I unfortunately had to fix a tire, so I didn't quite make that, but, but I made it there at the end, so-

You did

if you guys did see on my, my face.

Um, shout out to everybody that showed up to that.

Uh, um, if you don't know what that is, uh, the Walk Out of Darkness is a suicide awareness walk for people to walk for people they lost, and to bring awareness to suicide, which is a great cause.

Um, so they all represented us there.

I already have my wild water soapery cleaning supplies and some great snacks and all kinds of stuff.

And don't forget this Saturday, I will be at the Walk Out of the Darkness with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

And we'll have a couple of guests on, including Angela Cummings at 530.

Talk a little bit more about that event.

We'll be at Montrose Harbor and we would love to see you there.

If you don't live in the Chicagoland area, please go to AFSP.org to find out if there's a Walk Out of the Darkness near you or find other ways that you can support, not only support, but find support for yourself or anyone you know in your life who might need some help.

I'm excited to get to our next guest, and that's why I'm talking so fast.

I know I usually talk very fast, but our guest is quite busy, so we don't want to drag this out too much.