Greg Payton: The Peace Warrior — How I Escaped the Prison of Anger | Something to Say Podcast
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Greg shares his experiences as a young Black man drafted into the Vietnam War at just 20 years old, the challenges he faced during and after his military service, and how he struggled with PTSD, homelessness, racism, and addiction. Through the support of his wife, Donna, and fellow veterans, Greg found a path toward recovery and dedicated his life to peace activism.
As we explore his remarkable journey, Greg reflects on the lasting impact of war, the importance of confronting anger, and the possibility of finding peace and reconciliation even after deeply painful experiences. His work as an anti-war activist has taken him around the world, advocating for peace and standing alongside communities affected by conflict.
This conversation is a reminder that even in the aftermath of hardship, healing is possible, and one person's journey can inspire others to choose understanding, compassion, and peace.
Join me, Greg DeShields, for this thought-provoking episode of Something to Say, where real stories and honest conversations have the power to make a lasting impact.
Listen, share, and be inspired.
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