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E53. My Interview With The Washington Post Did Not Go Well
In this episode of the 2A Warrior Podcast, Ryan, a renowned gun instructor, and his daughter Paisley, had a special podcast episode where they shared some behind-the-scenes moments of their lives. They talked about their experience with a reporter from the Washington Post, who wanted to interview Ryan about permitless carry. They discussed how the reporter seemed to have a preconceived notion of what Ryan should say, and when he did not get the response he expected, he asked for the contact information of another gun instructor.
Here are five takeaways from the episode:
Media propaganda is a reality: Ryan talked about how billionaires often buy media companies to control the narrative of society. This is a cause for concern as it could lead to biased reporting and misinformation, especially when it comes to controversial topics like gun ownership.
The media narrative on gun owners is often negative: The Washington Post interview that Ryan participated in was a classic example of how the media tries to portray gun owners as villains. The reporter seemed to have wanted Ryan to say something negative, and when he didn't, he ended up asking for the contact information of another gun instructor.
The power of media managers: Paisley took on the role of media manager in the episode, and it was interesting to see how she navigated the world of media with her father. It is clear that having a media manager can be very helpful in ensuring that interviews go smoothly, and that the right message is conveyed.
Doubts and fears are normal: Paisley shared her doubts and fears about an upcoming project with Darryl Eve. It is normal to have doubts and fears, especially when it comes to trying new things. However, it is important to push through these doubts and fears and not let them hold us back.
Gun safety education is critical: In the episode, Ryan emphasized the importance of gun safety education and awareness. It is important for everyone to know how to handle guns safely, whether they own guns or not. This knowledge can prevent accidents and save lives.
In conclusion, the 2A Warrior Podcast episode with Ryan and Paisley was an insightful and engaging one. It shed light on the world of media propaganda, the power of media managers, and the importance of gun safety education. The episode was a reminder that we should be critical of what we read and see in the media and that we should always strive to educate ourselves on important issues like gun ownership.
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By Ryan G. ThomasIn this episode of the 2A Warrior Podcast, Ryan, a renowned gun instructor, and his daughter Paisley, had a special podcast episode where they shared some behind-the-scenes moments of their lives. They talked about their experience with a reporter from the Washington Post, who wanted to interview Ryan about permitless carry. They discussed how the reporter seemed to have a preconceived notion of what Ryan should say, and when he did not get the response he expected, he asked for the contact information of another gun instructor.
Here are five takeaways from the episode:
Media propaganda is a reality: Ryan talked about how billionaires often buy media companies to control the narrative of society. This is a cause for concern as it could lead to biased reporting and misinformation, especially when it comes to controversial topics like gun ownership.
The media narrative on gun owners is often negative: The Washington Post interview that Ryan participated in was a classic example of how the media tries to portray gun owners as villains. The reporter seemed to have wanted Ryan to say something negative, and when he didn't, he ended up asking for the contact information of another gun instructor.
The power of media managers: Paisley took on the role of media manager in the episode, and it was interesting to see how she navigated the world of media with her father. It is clear that having a media manager can be very helpful in ensuring that interviews go smoothly, and that the right message is conveyed.
Doubts and fears are normal: Paisley shared her doubts and fears about an upcoming project with Darryl Eve. It is normal to have doubts and fears, especially when it comes to trying new things. However, it is important to push through these doubts and fears and not let them hold us back.
Gun safety education is critical: In the episode, Ryan emphasized the importance of gun safety education and awareness. It is important for everyone to know how to handle guns safely, whether they own guns or not. This knowledge can prevent accidents and save lives.
In conclusion, the 2A Warrior Podcast episode with Ryan and Paisley was an insightful and engaging one. It shed light on the world of media propaganda, the power of media managers, and the importance of gun safety education. The episode was a reminder that we should be critical of what we read and see in the media and that we should always strive to educate ourselves on important issues like gun ownership.
So
If your a firearm instructor and you want to train more students in less time and make a lot more money go to https://WarriorCloud.io/access and register for the FREE Unstoppable Instructor Masterclass Now