Rightside Radio, hosted by former State Senator Phil Williams, provides relevant, timely and engaging insights on the news of the day. In appealing terms Rightside addresses the concepts of free markets, limited government, and strong families. As an everyday event Rightside reminds its listeners of the values of personal liberty, a free society, and the benefits of living in the greatest state in the greatest nation. With frequent callers and special guests Rightside brings home to its listeners the very essence of what it means to be an American.

Williams is the managing member of Williams, King & Associates, a law firm based in Gadsden, AL. His legal experience covers all levels including appellate, and he is admitted to practice in the state and federal courts in Alabama. His primary focus in the practice of law is largely in the areas of civil litigation, corporate/municipal/governmental general counsel, as well as a thriving real estate practice. He has been ranked as “AV-Preeminent” as a peer-evaluated Attorney by Martindale-Hubbell

Prior to practicing law, Williams was in full-time ministry for seven years with the international youth outreach organization YoungLife. With YoungLife, Williams served as an area director, which involved direct ministry and counseling with teens, recruiting and training volunteers, public speaking, public relations, fund raising and close work with the members of the YoungLife Committee.

In addition to his day-to-day employment, Williams served two terms as the state senator for the Alabama's 10th district. During his tenure in the Senate, Williams served as the Chairman for the Alabama Senate Committee on Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Development, and the Vice Chair for the Committee on Judiciary.

Aside from his civilian experience Williams also comes from a family with a long military tradition. He is an Airborne Ranger and retired in July 2017 after 30 years of service with the rank of Colonel (USAR). Williams served two combat tours in the Global War on Terror, one each in Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as one tour in the Pentagon on the Army Staff’s Special Operations Division. He served at all levels in both conventional and special operations forces. His last troop-leading position was as the Battalion Commander for the 1-167th Infantry. His final duty assignment was as a reserve instructor for the Joint Special Operations University, US Special Operations Command.

Williams' education includes a BS from the University of South Alabama and a Juris Doctorate from the Birmingham School of Law. He is also a graduate of the US Army’s Combined Arms and Services Staff School and the US Army Command and General Staff College.