What Could Be Bad: Episode 201 Just Scratch Your Nose with Victoria Arlen

Kicking off Season Two of What Could Be Bad, Benj is joined by Victoria Arlen (ESPN Host, Author and Olympic Champion) in his happy place, the home his grandparents built decades ago in Connecticut. Chatting on the deck behind the house above a beautiful New England cove, the two share a conversation about unique personal health challenges, the landscape of recovering both physically and mentally, and then moving forward and thriving - all through the lens of longstanding friendship and mutual respect.

Length:

01:19:09

Host:

Benj Gershman

Guest:

Victoria Arlen

Episodes to be released weekly beginning May 1 in line with Mental Health Awareness Month.

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