I have been so super busy getting my post divorce life in order that I had to hit PAUSE for just a short time on my #BeREAL series.  But I have some great voices left to share soon.

In the meantime though…

I want to share a few good things to offset the negativity that has been lurking on all the social sites lately.  I mean, we have election time coming up and we are seeing the worst in people unabashedly stepping out from the shadows and they are barking.

So something good.

My friend Byron Hamel just finished a wonderful film about a group of tough bikers who are fighting child abuse.

“The mission of the Guardians of the Children (GOC) is to recognize and react to child abuse and educate the public to do the same; to serve as advocates to provide strength and stability to families in crisis; and be an answer to the prayer of an abused child or teen for courage, support and protection.”

If you want to help good people do good things you can do that just by watching this trailer 🙂

About Byron Hamel

Byron is an award-winning journalist and independent filmmaker in Manitoba Canada, specializing in documentary films and the arts. He also writes poetry and songs, and is an outspoken advocate for protecting children from abuse.

As a multidisciplinary artist, Byron is fascinated by the work of sculptors, dancers, pyrographers, painters, musicians, sound engineers and writers. He is a founding member of the comedy folk music duo Ticklish Brother, the writer of Trauma Dad, and two books of poetry: Movie Poetry Volume 2, and Stupid Assassin (which is about to be released!)

Byron’s documentary film, “A Cycle Broken”, follows Guardians of the Children, a group of tough bikers who help abused kids. The film is exclusively owned by the MTS series “Stories From Home”. His other work includes various short films ranging from noir to comedy.