Show Notes
Season 2 of the Terminal List drops this week...what better way to commemorate the occasion that having Jack Carr on the SBWC Podcast?
We blast through Jack's Navy career before getting into some of the deep stuff: family, reading, writing, and a discussion of society as a whole. Of course, we talk watches...
To find out more, check out: https://www.officialjackcarr.com @jackcarrusa on IG
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