Michael Cargill and his guests talk about the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and gun confiscation.

The TSA has confiscated a record number of guns at checkpoints in 2022, most of which were loaded, as the agency has increased the maximum fine for firearm violations. The TSA says it has recovered 6,301 firearms from airport security checkpoints so far this year as of Friday -- more than 88% of which were loaded. That surpasses the previous record of 5,972 firearms detected in 2021. The fine has increased to $14,950.

Michael Cargill and his guests talk about why the City of Austin is providing plenty of ready-for-Hollywood content. Later in the podcast, a conversation on a woman who allegedly killed another woman after being involved with her boyfriend, a lawyer pulls a gun on his ex-girlfriend at a bar and your latest guns news for the week.

Michael Cargill and his guests talk about the Austin Police bodycam footage of a deadly officer-involved shooting. The shooting took place in south Austin on November 15, 2022 when 33-year-old Rajan Moonesinghe was shot while carrying a rifle on his own porch.

Michael Cargill and his guests talk about last night's deadly shooting in Colorado Springs, but could the same thing happen in Austin? Rain and Oil Can Harry’s are technically restaurants which means you can legally carry a firearm inside.

Can you make or purchase a "Made in Texas" Suppressor? Michael Cargill talks to Dave Matheny with Austin-based Silencer Shop.

Later in the podcast, the person who "allegedly" burned down the Crow Bar in Austin is back out on the street and allegedly tried to burn down another business this week, and an update on the Midterm Election results.

Michael Cargill talks to Cody Wilson about the new Ghost Gunner 3 S.

Michale Cargill talks to Edwin Walker, an attorney from Texas Law Shield, about the ins and outs of the ATF Worksheet 4999 regarding stabilizing braces. Later in the podcast, is the Austin Police Department’s gun buyback an effective way to thwart crime? We'll talk about the results from the October 25 gun surrender service event.

Michael Cargill and his guests break down the Waukesha Parade mass murder trial. Just 15 days into the trial the suspect, Darrell Brooks, cried, laughed, interrupted the judge, and took off his shirt. Experts say this does not bode well for him.

Later in the podcast, Michael digs into the legality of the shooting of a Kansas City firefighter.

Host Michael Cargill and his guests talk about a warning from the Austin Police Department of warn slow response times with Austin City Limits Festival, UT Football, and Austin FC all in the same city, and at the same time. Is the Austin "purge" upon us?

Host Michael Cargill talks with Gill with Raidworx about the Expedient Medical Pouch (EPM). Later in the podcast, a conversation on the San Antonio officer who shot a kid eating a hamburger in a McDonald's parking lot.