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If there is one thing our General Secretary loves more than anything else, it's spinning dits, and here he's been given a platform to do just that! Tune into this week's episode to hear all about Captain Bill Oliphant's time in the Navy, from his numerous drafts, to a sticky situation in Naples (which you won't want to miss), to the end of his 37 years of service.
Unsurprisingly (to those who know him), he talked so much that we've had to split his interview into two parts. Part two inbound soon...
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