Former England captain and Leicester Tigers legend Lewis Moody joins Alex to talk about his life, his career and his new book, Fronting Up.
Recorded in front of a live audience at a Times Event, they chat about winning the 2003 World Cup, the highs and lows of professional rugby and living with Motor Neurone Disease.
From being a fresh-faced recruit, straight out of private school, to entering the Leicester Tigers dressing room in the 90s, Lewis describes the lessons he's learnt from a career in professional sport and how his diagnosis changed his perspective on life.
A warning - the conversation occasionally uses the kind of language you might expect to hear in a rugby dressing room
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