On this weeks episode, I sit down with my good friend Tom Perry. Tom is a retired Naval Chief Petty Officer that served 22 years in the US Navy. Tom is THE Ohio State fan and overall fan of anything and everything Ohio... I think you will find that this man is a wealth of knowledge and really challenges you to think outside the box. We go from his childhood and the house he grew up in with his brother Luke Perry and sister to his career in the military. We don't leave many stones unturned in this one and this episode is one of my favorites to date. Hope you enjoy the show and are able to gain some useful nuggets of knowledge.
Season 1 - Episode #10 - TOM PERRY - Retired Naval Chief Petty Officer - All American Bad Ass
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