This episode is not about survival, it’s about what comes after.

When Staff Sergeant Shilo Harris opened his eyes forty-eight days after an IED blast in Iraq, he woke into a new life that began in pain. The detonation took three of his brothers in arms and stripped away much of his body, leaving him to confront a world where every breath felt borrowed. What followed wasn’t recovery in any simple sense, it was a reckoning between body, faith, and the enduring presence of what war leaves behind.

Through a series of intimate and searching questions, Unfinished Business enters that space between endurance and meaning. Shilo speaks about the silent echo of the men he lost, the years spent learning to live with both scars and shadows, and the private faith that sustained him when medicine and resolve reached their limits.

He revisits the experimental stem-cell treatments that grew new skin and new questions about what it means to be human, where science ends and spirit begins.

This conversation moves slowly, like someone walking through a fire that still burns under the skin. It asks what it takes to believe that everything in life is a gift when pain has no schedule. It explores how a man becomes both a witness and a mirror for other veterans haunted by the same imprint of war.

And it ends where all missions must: with the question of legacy, what we owe the fallen, what we build from the ashes, and what it truly means to keep living after the battle has moved inside.

Eric Rush, CEO & Podcast Curator

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