BCS 14 Stephen Drury Phillips

from Blue Collar Shit · host Crazy Mark / Josh Gibbs

This week on the Blue Collar Shit Podcast, we sit down with our most famous guest yet—Steven Drury Phillips! Steven is much more than an actor. He’s also a producer, tennis star, and a man with one hell of an inspirational story. After suffering a devastating spinal injury as a teenager, doctors told him he would never walk again. He proved them wrong—and what he has accomplished over the past 10 years is unbelievable. From working alongside legendary stars like Clint Eastwood and our beloved Dolly Parton to overcoming obstacles that would have broken most people, Steven holds nothing back. Tune in for an episode packed with incredible stories, hard-earned wisdom, and proof that being knocked down doesn’t mean you have to stay there!

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