Oct 2, 2026 · 29 min · 11 segments
Out of unimaginable loss came a mission to help others. In this special bonus episode, Kelly & Nick are joined by Brian Randall of Kalico Forest, a nonprofit created to honor the lives of his sister…
And I think, you know, people kind of know it exists, but maybe not to the extent.
you were giving us some numbers beforehand, and I'll ask you to say those again because they were shocking to me.
Because again, it's like, holy cow, you know that these kinds of things happen, but I don't think, like you said, to the extent.
So Wisconsin as a whole in 2024, which are the latest numbers we have, the numbers come out generally – next week or the first, you know, first full week in October.
Um, so, but in 2024, Wisconsin had 110 homicides that are domestic violence or family related, um, which places us seventh in the United States.
Um, Um, a black woman in Wisconsin is 20 times more likely to die of homicide, uh, for domestic violence than a white woman.
Holy cow.
And so it's crazy to think the Wisconsin statistics, um, but the one that like was the eye opener for me and my family, um, and, and what we've done since then, um, you know, even we've written articles for, um, the American Academy of Obigines and other things to try to bring this to awareness is the number one cause of death of pregnant women in the United States is homicide.
Which you were saying that too before we started and I was like, what? I think we both were, right? Yeah.
And I think, you know, people kind of know it exists, but maybe not to the extent.
you were giving us some numbers beforehand, and I'll ask you to say those again because they were shocking to me.
Because again, it's like, holy cow, you know that these kinds of things happen, but I don't think, like you said, to the extent.
So Wisconsin as a whole in 2024, which are the latest numbers we have, the numbers come out generally – next week or the first, you know, first full week in October.
Um, so, but in 2024, Wisconsin had 110 homicides that are domestic violence or family related, um, which places us seventh in the United States.
Um, Um, a black woman in Wisconsin is 20 times more likely to die of homicide, uh, for domestic violence than a white woman.
Holy cow.
And so it's crazy to think the Wisconsin statistics, um, but the one that like was the eye opener for me and my family, um, and, and what we've done since then, um, you know, even we've written articles for, um, the American Academy of Obigines and other things to try to bring this to awareness is the number one cause of death of pregnant women in the United States is homicide.
Which you were saying that too before we started and I was like, what? I think we both were, right? Yeah.
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