Breakin' On Through With Skyler Moon - Interviews w/ Everyday People, Musicians, and Businesses · Skyler Moon

Co-Host: Newell Boyce - TRAUMA/LIFE AFTER COVID-19

·1 hr 4 min·4 clips

Newell says he was a bully, landed in juvenile jail at 15, and changed after a violent act against a girl.

Skylar Moon opens the show with his usual high-energy welcome and brings on Newell Boyce as co-host, pointing out how strong he is on social media and mentioning his 2.2 million followers on TikTok. The episode starts with trauma, then quickly opens into a broader talk about confidence, experience, and what keeps people from seeing their lives differently. The conversation turns practical. Skylar and Newell talk about how some people cannot easily leave the environment that shaped them because the funds are not there and the means of getting out are limited. By the time they are old enough to change direction, they may already feel worn down by everything they have been through. That leads them to the idea that children need more guidance, not just from parents and schools but through stronger mentorship as well. Skylar then makes room for music, as he says he does on every co-host show, and plays Bob Seger’s "Turn the Page" because it matters to Newell. The song fits the mood of the discussion, with its tired, road-weary sense of repetition. When the talk resumes, Skylar and Newell stay with the same theme: people need more than encouragement. They need a real mental shift and support that helps them think differently before their circumstances define them. Skylar keeps the tone warm, direct, and conversational, then closes out with the usual invitations to connect, leave a voice message, and come back for the next episode.

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A candid, plainspoken conversation about trauma, support, and the need for more mentorship.

Skylar Moon and Newell Boyce keep the discussion grounded in trauma and the daily pressures that sit around it. The exchange moves through place, money, and uneven support with a steady, candid tone, and it lands hardest when it turns to children, confidence, and the value of…

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