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Episode 5- Seth Hannah

Episode 5 of the From The Shadow podcast, hosted by Chad Bearden, titled "Episode 5- Seth Hannah" was published on February 1, 2022 and runs 42 minutes.

February 1, 2022 ·42m · From The Shadow

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John Hannah was a National Champion at The University of Alabama under legendary coach Paul "Bear" Bryant and then spent 13 seasons with the New England Patriots on his way to the NFL Hall of Fame and being named the greatest offensive tackle to ever play the game. That meant that his son, Seth, had more to live up to than just his father's six foot-three inch height.  This week we sit down with Corporal Seth Hannah of the Alabama State Troopers and talk growing up in the backyard of the Patriots Stadium, climbing aboard a 2000 pound bull, sports, faith and the climate of being a police officer in today's world.

John Hannah was a National Champion at The University of Alabama under legendary coach Paul "Bear" Bryant and then spent 13 seasons with the New England Patriots on his way to the NFL Hall of Fame and being named the greatest offensive tackle to ever play the game. That meant that his son, Seth, had more to live up to than just his father's six foot-three inch height. 

This week we sit down with Corporal Seth Hannah of the Alabama State Troopers and talk growing up in the backyard of the Patriots Stadium, climbing aboard a 2000 pound bull, sports, faith and the climate of being a police officer in today's world.

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