
3x35 - One Tragic Day. Five Lives Lost. Mason Sawyer’s Story of Survival
Oldish - with Brian Austin Green, Sharna Burgess and Randy SpellingShow Notes
In one of the most powerful conversations to date on Oldish, Mason Sawyer joins Brian, Sharna, and Randy to share a story that will stop you in your tracks.
In 2021, Mason lost his wife, two of his children, his brother, and nephew in a tragic car accident. One moment, they were on their way back from a family reunion. The next, Mason's world was shattered, with his son Blue as the only survivor.
What followed could’ve broken anyone, but Mason chose a different path. One rooted in resilience, service, and the “10/90 Principle”: that life is 10% what happens to you, and 90% how you respond.
He hasn’t outrun the grief. He meets it daily - and still chooses purpose, again and again.
This episode dives deep into the real and raw parts of grief, faith, and identity but it also shines with purpose and surprising hope. Mason shares how he’s turning unimaginable loss into impact through his public speaking, podcast (The 10Ninety), and personal mission to support others walking through grief.
This isn’t just a story about tragedy. It’s about how the worst thing imaginable can lead to something meaningful, if we’re willing to face it. ⚠️ Trigger Warning: This conversation contains raw and emotional content around personal tragedy, loss, and grief. Listener discretion is advised.
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