Aftermath with Mick Foley
Hosts: Arda Ocal (@arda_ocal)
Available at TheScore.com or via Itunes.

On his Hell In The Cell Match with The Undertaker at King Of The Ring 1998. His thoughts on how he was able to endure a brutal encounter after the match was over, then 15 minutes later he was able to do a run in during the main event between Stone Cold Steve Austin and Kane. How was he able to do that: "Very few people remember that. We found a way to work through it. I don't think there was ever a question in my mind (that I would participate in the main event)."
 
His association with RAINN, how did he get involved with RAINN, and how did it change his perspective on life dealing with people, and there most intimate issues in life: Also has it changed his outlook in life: "There have been times where I have been online and been struggling with issues with self worth because of following an assault or rape. Like that's something that women and men, and children unfortunately they go through where they feel that there life is meaningless and worthless. I'm hoping that by volunteering by donating some money that I can be part of a conversation, much larger conversation. It's made me understand how in some cases we meet with kids, who make a wish, and who are facing challenges that are life threatening that they are gonna be situations where these kids are not gonna make it."

The final part of the three-part interview will be available on Friday.

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