On this episode we sit down and talk with Lowe Evans. Lowe has one of the craziest stories we have ever heard. Lowe grew up being raised by his mother who was addicted to drugs and was heavily involved in crime and prostitution. Lowe would witness some heinous crimes and activities as a result of his environment. At 14, Lowe was placed in a group home where he would find an unexpected father figure and mentor in pro wrestler Doug Furnas. Lowe left the home when he turned 18 and would struggle to battle his past demons. Follow Lowe's crazy story as he battles an intense upbringing and finally finding help, sobriety, and becoming a mentor to others.
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