Johnny Buschmann was a 4’11”, 80-pound freshman at Columbine High School in 1999 when a mass shooting changed his life, and the lives of so many others. He talks with Adam Williams about that day, the aftermath and his healing – from the shooting, from unrelated family traumas and from his lifelong struggles with mental wellbeing.  This is an incredible, full-range human conversation. There are descriptions of the school shooting, family violence and suicidal ideation. There also is extraordinary grace and forgiveness, love and joy. There is humor and laughter, and there are wild stories of mischief with Johnny and his brothers. There also are some chickens named Chicki Minaj and Cardi Bird (“’sup ladiesss!”). And other good stuff.