Be Well: David Archuleta on Personal Battle With Religion and Sexuality

Singer David Archuleta joined beWell to talk about his new music, which was inspired by personal battles with sexuality and religion. He also said he had been overwhelmed by the response and messages from people that said they could relate to his experience.

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