Show Notes
This week, we welcome Australian NRL player Liam Knight from the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. Liam joins Russell for an honest and open-hearted discussion about how footy became his escape from reality of dealing with his mental health challenges and childhood trauma and gave him a chance to prove his worth not only to himself but those around him too.
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