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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Brian broke his neck playing football at the age of seventeen but still went on to graduate from college and then law school. A quadriplegic, Brian has adopted 3 kids and has recently been featured in the new book Go Ask Your Dad available here. We talk about having a backbone rather than a wishbone and the fact that the biggest challenge we all face is ourselves.
English
United States
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