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444. Turns Out Guns and Jews do Mix: Pew Pew Jew Yehuda Remer
"The Pew Pew Jew is not just a catchy brand; it's a movement for faith, freedom, and the Second Amendment."
In this timely episode of Better Call Daddy, hosts Reena Friedman Watts and Wayne Friedman sit down with Yehuda Remer, the creative mind behind the Pew Pew Jew brand.
Yehuda shares his extraordinary journey from a shy, book-loving child to a prolific author and influential figure in the gun community.
Yehuda recounts the serendipitous moment when a friend dubbed him the "Pew Pew Jew," igniting a passion that led to the creation of his brand and a series of nine books focused on gun safety and education.
He discusses the challenges he faced in the publishing world, including the impact of tragedies like Sandy Hook on his mission to promote responsible gun ownership.
Throughout the episode, Yehuda emphasizes the importance of education, communication, and community in navigating the complexities of gun ownership and safety. He shares heartfelt anecdotes about his family life, his commitment to raising responsible children, and the values that guide him as a devoted family man.
Listeners will appreciate Yehuda's candid reflections on faith, freedom, and the evolving landscape of the gun industry, as well as his insights into the challenges of being a Jewish voice in a predominantly non-Jewish space. With humor and authenticity, this episode serves as a reminder that our passions can lead us to unexpected places and that it's never too late to pursue our dreams.
Join us for an enlightening conversation that explores the intersection of culture, identity, and personal freedom in today's world. Don't miss this dynamic episode that could inspire you to embrace your own unique journey!
(00:00) Reena introduces the episode and Yehuda Remer
(01:39) The origins of the Pew Pew Jew brand
(05:53) Yehuda's journey as an author and influencer
(10:46) The challenges of publishing in the gun industry
(15:17) Navigating family life as a gun owner
(18:28) The importance of education and communication in gun safety
(19:48) Yehuda shares his experiences with anti-Semitism
(23:57) Insights into the gun community and its diversity
(27:06) The significance of faith and freedom in Yehuda's life
(32:01) Yehuda's advice for aspiring writers and influencers
(36:54) The impact of community support on Yehuda's journey
(42:14) Reflections on marriage and family life
(49:22) Yehuda's vision for the future of the Pew Pew Jew
(53:24) Closing thoughts and call to action
Don't miss this thought-provoking episode that encourages listeners to think critically about freedom, safety, and the power of storytelling!
Connect with Yehuda:
https://www.thepewpewJew.com
Connect with Reena:
https://bettercalldaddy.com
https://linkedin.com/in/reenafriedmanwatts
https://instagram.com/reenafriedmanwatts
https://www.youtube.com/c/bettercalldaddy
Thank you for tuning in to Better Call Daddy—where wisdom and heart meet.
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"The Pew Pew Jew is not just a catchy brand; it's a movement for faith, freedom, and the Second Amendment."
In this timely episode of Better Call Daddy, hosts Reena Friedman Watts and Wayne Friedman sit down with Yehuda Remer, the creative mind behind the Pew Pew Jew brand.
Yehuda shares his extraordinary journey from a shy, book-loving child to a prolific author and influential figure in the gun community.
Yehuda recounts the serendipitous moment when a friend dubbed him the "Pew Pew Jew," igniting a passion that led to the creation of his brand and a series of nine books focused on gun safety and education.
He discusses the challenges he faced in the publishing world, including the impact of tragedies like Sandy Hook on his mission to promote responsible gun ownership.
Throughout the episode, Yehuda emphasizes the importance of education, communication, and community in navigating the complexities of gun ownership and safety. He shares heartfelt anecdotes about his family life, his commitment to raising responsible children, and the values that guide him as a devoted family man.
Listeners will appreciate Yehuda's candid reflections on faith, freedom, and the evolving landscape of the gun industry, as well as his insights into the challenges of being a Jewish voice in a predominantly non-Jewish space. With humor and authenticity, this episode serves as a reminder that our passions can lead us to unexpected places and that it's never too late to pursue our dreams.
Join us for an enlightening conversation that explores the intersection of culture, identity, and personal freedom in today's world. Don't miss this dynamic episode that could inspire you to embrace your own unique journey!
(00:00) Reena introduces the episode and Yehuda Remer
(01:39) The origins of the Pew Pew Jew brand
(05:53) Yehuda's journey as an author and influencer
(10:46) The challenges of publishing in the gun industry
(15:17) Navigating family life as a gun owner
(18:28) The importance of education and communication in gun safety
(19:48) Yehuda shares his experiences with anti-Semitism
(23:57) Insights into the gun community and its diversity
(27:06) The significance of faith and freedom in Yehuda's life
(32:01) Yehuda's advice for aspiring writers and influencers
(36:54) The impact of community support on Yehuda's journey
(42:14) Reflections on marriage and family life
(49:22) Yehuda's vision for the future of the Pew Pew Jew
(53:24) Closing thoughts and call to action
Don't miss this thought-provoking episode that encourages listeners to think critically about freedom, safety, and the power of storytelling!
Connect with Yehuda:
https://www.thepewpewJew.com
Connect with Reena:
https://bettercalldaddy.com
https://linkedin.com/in/reenafriedmanwatts
https://instagram.com/reenafriedmanwatts
https://www.youtube.com/c/bettercalldaddy
Thank you for tuning in to Better Call Daddy—where wisdom and heart meet.