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EPISODE · Dec 6, 2024 · 23 MIN

Adam Johnson: US Army Drill Sergeant and Co-host of the "Whiskey and Windage" Podcast

from Wake Up With Patti Katter · host Patti Katter

Adam Johnson, Drill Sergeant in the U.S. Army and co-host of the "Whiskey and Windage" podcast - Adam shares his journey of joining the Army later in life at age 29 after working as a personal trainer. He discusses the role of a drill sergeant and the unique challenges of training new soldiers. - Adam talks about his passion for the 2nd Amendment and how he co-founded the "Whiskey and Windage" podcast, which covers gun culture, companies, and influencers. The podcast has grown significantly and was nominated for a "Gundy Award" this year (go give him your support!) Adam opens up about overcoming alcohol addiction and taking personal responsibility for his life, emphasizing that it's crucial not to make excuses or blame others. - Advice for those considering joining the military: Treat it as a serious career choice, not just something to do. Use the benefits like education assistance to set yourself up for success. - Find Adam on Instagram @AdamJ_Official and check out the "Whiskey and Windage" podcast at whiskeyanwindage.com.

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