Black Powder Podcast

I get a group of men NAAGA'S Atlanta Chapter and we discuss the positive male influences we have had in our lives and how they have molded us into the men we are today.

Part II

Back in action and talking about the long overdue topic, brick gate. What does protection look like and what deserves it?

3rd Year discussion and reflection of the year so far. I discuss my firearm experiences ranging from watching my skills grow, watching my network grow and watching life grow in general. But no milestone is complete without planning for the next one.

Sorry about the bad audio at the end still using my phone to put these out.

Diving into everything from those wild river boat incidents and sketchy situations in apartment complexes, to the heartbreaking fires in Maui and the gut-wrenching racially motivated shootings at a local Dollar General—there's a lot going down that hits close to home for us as Black folks. But if there's one major takeaway from these events, it's crystal clear: community is everything, and how we vibe and move within it is even more crucial. It's all about us supporting us, you know? This podcast is where we unpack all that, with a mix of serious talk and chill vibes, because at the end of the day, we’re all we've got. So, let’s dive in together, explore what’s happening, and figure out how we can strengthen our community bonds. Welcome aboard.

I get a group of men NAAGA'S Atlanta Chapter and we discuss the positive male influences we have had in our lives and how they have molded us into the men we are today.

The tragic incident at a Nashville Christian school, resulting in Audrey Hale's death by police action, reveals a complex narrative. Prior to being halted, there was an intention to target additional locations, including a church and a mall. In the aftermath of such events, the focus often shifts predominantly to the firearms involved, overshadowing the accountability of the individual behind the act. This case underscores a critical oversight: the shooter, struggling with mental health issues and living with family, did not receive the necessary care and supervision to ensure stability. It highlights a fundamental need for proactive measures and accountability that extend beyond the immediate crisis, emphasizing the vital role of family and social support systems in preventing escalation. Further discussion and insight are available for those interested in exploring the intricacies of this issue.