From the National Guard to Navy SEAL, to ballots in Alabama. This Navy SEAL takes public service to the extreme.

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June 28, 2017

Jeff Still spent 18 years as a NAVY SEAL. He takes us on a journey from his time in the National Guard, to becoming a SEAL, working on the Captain Phillips mission, to his post military life as a businessman and now a state senate candidate in Alabama.

Sponsored by Kill Cliff and FrogFuel the Warrior Wednesday Podcast features the stories of American servicemen and women. It is hosted by Scott Chambers of Yellowhammer Radio. Check out the new Warrior Wednesday website and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

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