#39 - Mark Schultz

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Mark Schultz is an Olympic gold medalist, 2x world champion freestyle wrestler, NYT Best-Selling author, wrestling hall of fame inductee, UFC 9 Championships winner, mixed martial artist, and inspiration for Channing Tatum's character in Foxcatcher. His book, Foxcatcher, is available now on Amazon. Follow Mark on Twitter @MarkSchultzy. Brady Ford, wrestler and mortgage broker, joins New Realm once again to co-host this interview. Email Brady at [email protected].

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