Prim Siripipat speaks with former UCLA and NFL tight end Charles Arbuckle about the dark moments he endured shortly after retiring from football. As an ESPN college football analyst, MBA graduate student, and longtime employee in the bio-pharmaceutical industry, Charles talks about how he coped with losing his athletic identity and reinvented himself after sport.

<p>Prim Siripipat speaks with former UCLA and NFL tight end Charles Arbuckle about the dark moments he endured shortly after retiring from football. As an ESPN college football analyst, MBA graduate student, and longtime employee in the bio-pharmaceutical industry, Charles talks about how he coped with losing his athletic identity and reinvented himself after sport.</p>

Athletes, especially at the elite level, spend their entire lives dedicated to sport. Change is never easy, especially when it means saying goodbye to the one thing they love most. Host Prim Siripipat explores what happens to an athlete as they embark on a new chapter in their lives - one that no longer involves sport.

The Next Chapter With Prim Siripipat

Athletes, especially at the elite level, spend their entire lives dedicated to sport. Change is never easy, especially when it means saying goodbye to the one thing they love most. Former Duke tennis player and award-winning TV/radio personality Prim Siripipat explores how athletes cope with various life transitions throughout their careers, including retirement. Using storytelling, psychology, and compassion, the Ph.D. counseling psychology student expands the conversation about sport as athletes and other performers share intimate details about their experiences as they embark on a new chapter of their lives.

<p>Athletes, especially at the elite level, spend their entire lives dedicated to sport. Change is never easy, especially when it means saying goodbye to the one thing they love most. Former Duke tennis player and award-winning TV/radio personality Prim Siripipat explores how athletes cope with various life transitions throughout their careers, including retirement. Using storytelling, psychology, and compassion, the Ph.D. counseling psychology student expands the conversation about sport as athletes and other performers share intimate details about their experiences as they embark on a new chapter of their lives.</p>

Charles Arbuckle

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