I'm proud of the fact that I'm worse than I seem. This used to be my mantra borrowed from the line of an Ani DeFranco song "Grey". But not anymore. 
Life isn't black and white. With nods to the Avett Brothers, Bruce Springsteen, My Cousin Vinny and more I explore my path to acceptance and living with all myself, no matter how it seems.

I'm proud of the fact that I'm worse than I seem. This used to be my mantra borrowed from the line of an Ani DeFranco song "Grey". But not anymore. Life isn't black and white. With nods to the Avett Brothers, Bruce Springsteen, My Cousin Vinny and more I explore my path to acceptance and living with all myself, no matter how it seems.

I'm proud of the fact that I'm worse than I seem. This used to be my mantra borrowed from the line of an Ani DeFranco song "Grey". But not anymore.&nbsp;
Life isn't black and white. With nods to the Avett Brothers, Bruce Springsteen, My Cousin Vinny and more I explore my path to acceptance and living with all myself, no matter how it seems.&nbsp;

MONOLOGUE - GREY

How do people find resilience and thrive despite seemingly devastating challenges? Chris Carrino is the long time radio voice of the Brooklyn Nets and a respected sports play by play broadcaster, living with FSHD Muscular Dystrophy. Chris offers his unique perspective in finding joy, meaning, and purposes in the aftermath of adversity.

Share MONOLOGUE - GREY

Sign up to save your podcasts

MONOLOGUE - GREY

MONOLOGUE - GREY