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Video: Why is Cory Richards Trying a New Everest Route?

Apr 12, 2019 By: Zack Skovron
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The newest episode in ROAM's series "The Line" examines the pivotal moments in Cory Richards' life and career that are driving him to attempt a new route up Mt. Everest. The episode takes a hard-nosed look at Cory's struggles with mental health and substance abuse - and how those experiences drive him to push limits.

Related: How Cory RIchards Battled Depression at the Top of the World

With Everest-climbing season getting into swing, we're excited to follow Cory's journey up the world's tallest peak. Stay tuned for further updates on the expedition.

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