Welcome to the Warrior Spotlight, the flagship podcast helping Warriors navigate success after service. Hosted by Scott Munn, Director of the Warrior Alliance Network, and Navy veteran Tug Cowart, this live podcast from the Battery Atlanta features a lineup of inspiring guests: former Top Gun Navy aviator William Ville, Army Iraq War veteran Luis Algon, Military Spouse of the Year Kimberly, Atlanta Braves legend Sid Bream, and Georgia Music Hall of Famer Kevin Kinney of Drivin' N Cryin'.

In this episode, we delve into leadership, resilience, and the power of community support for veterans.

Highlights from the Episode:

• William Ville: Shares his journey from flying FA-18s in the Navy and working as a Top Gun instructor to his current role at McKinsey & Company. He discusses how servant leadership and problem-solving skills from his military experience are invaluable in the corporate world.
• Luis Algon: Army Iraq War veteran opens up about his service, the challenges of returning home, and finding support through the Warrior Alliance. His story highlights the importance of addressing invisible wounds and mental health for veterans.
• Sid Bream: Former Atlanta Braves player talks about the significance of teamwork, both on the field and in supporting veterans through organizations like the Warrior Alliance. He shares his personal connection to military families and the importance of community.
• Kevin Kinney: Performs a special acoustic version of "Fly Me Courageous" and shares his long-standing support for veterans, dedicating his music to those who serve and their families. He also discusses his song "You Are Not Forgotten," written to honor Vietnam veterans.
• Kimberly: Recognized as Military Spouse of the Year, she discusses her role in supporting military families and the critical need for community resources. She shares the challenges faced during her husband Dan's deployment and his transition to civilian life after sustaining a traumatic brain injury.

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