Rob Langdon | 7 Years on Death Row in Afghanistan's Most Notorious Prison | TSWS #182
The Sesh With SavShow Notes
Send us Fan Mail Rob Langdon is an ex-Australian soldier, military contractor, and author of The Seventh Circle — the unbelievable true story of how he spent seven long years inside Pul-e-Charkhi, Afghanistan’s most notorious prison, just outside Kabul.
Arrested for murder — a case that was truly self-defence — Rob was sentenced to death and left with almost no hope. Against all odds, he survived the brutality, corruption, and isolation of one of the toughest jails on earth… and lived to tell the tale.
This is one of my favourite episodes I’ve ever filmed. Rob is an absolute legend — honest, grounded, and full of lessons about mindset, endurance, and the will to live.
On behalf of all my listeners and myself, thank you for your service. Enjoy the episode.
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