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If it doesn't work, you're just not using enough. You're listening to Software Radio, And I have a very unique conversation to have with a very nice guest and we're going to get

into that in just a moment but first I got to talk about the merch store that's right we have

new branded cool items you might be seeing me out there wearing some of the soft rep radio with the

lightning bolts sweaters and hoodies and the mugs that we have thank you so much for purchasing

those and supporting the show it keeps the fireplace going because it's natural gas and today prices are going up and I got to keep that on. So keep buying that merch. Thank you so much. Appreciate you. Second, you know what I'm going to say? If you've been listening to the show, it's the book club. So soft rep.com forward slash book hyphen club now my man callum my producer will probably put

it somewhere here or maybe along here but that is where you can click and check out the book club

at soft rep.com so go check out the softwrep.com book club and what's funny is I was just thinking about my guy guy the

editor who is in charge of all of that and he's just a great dude so this is this book club

is curated by all the special forces guys behind the scenes and all the everybody

that works here at soft rep to put it into your brain so go read a book okay

because reading a book is knowledge knowledge grows your brain your brain is a muscle so go to the it into your brain. So go read a book, okay? Because reading a book is knowledge. Knowledge grows your brain. Your brain is a muscle. So go to the gym for your brain, the book club. Now, I'm just going to introduce my next guest, Dusty Turner. Welcome to the show, Dusty. It's nice to have you here. Thank you. Welcome. I'm going to read your bio real quick, and we'll get into Dusty Turner. Stand by. Here we go. Dusty Turner. Dusty Turner. Born, Dustin Allen Turner was born

on February 7, 1975 in the Midwest. He grew up in a loving family with a close-knit extended

family. Turner's life took a dramatic turn when he was convicted of first-degree murder and abduction with the intent to defile in 1996 for the killing of 21-year-old Jennifer Evans.

Despite his conviction, Turner's actions in 1995 were not his fault as he helped a fellow Navy SEAL, Billy Joe Brown, hide the murder.

Turner's long fight for justice culminated in his parole in 2026 after spending 30 years in

prison. His cases garnered attention for the wrongful conviction and the ongoing advocacy for his

release. And you have now been released. So welcome to being released. It feels great. I'm sure it does.

And welcome to soft rep radio. like to be I appreciate being here

and welcome to the internet

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