We’re back and better than ever! While Kevin’s away on his adventures abroad, Jay and Jordan take the helm of the Live Q or Die podcast and get to the bottom of what’s really going on. .22 LR for “real shooters”? The future of 8.6 BLK? No stone is left unturned. They cover everything from cybernetic sex acts to supermarket rabies and taking a cape buffalo to the chest. Grab your favorite beverage, put the chickens in their coop and settle in for this episode.

Jason Vincent from Field Ethos joins Jay and Kevin in the studio for some titillating dialogue about a myriad of intriguing topics. Conversational themes include the adventure lifestyle, bullfighting, private pilots, pursuing your passions, dream hunts, golfing, red dot sights, picking just one gun to survive with, and a variability of other shenanigans... Oh yeah, and hard dudes. A lot of hard dudes...

Q Engineering Director Eric Anwiler joins the show for an inside look at the research, development, and manufacturing excellence that brought our new Southpaw silencer to life. This is the podcast's deepest dive into silencer engineering yet, so tune in and learn something.

In this episode, Jay and Kevin are joined by two gun guys from the legendary outdoor media outlet Field & Stream. Richard Mann is the publication's Shooting Editor while Matthew Every is an accomplished Writer-At-Large. They recently visited Q to build some rifles, hit the range, and spend some time in the studio. Give it a listen and check at their work at www.fieldandstream.com or in the newly revived print magazine.

Retired Navy Seals Terry Houin and Brandon Tucker join Jay and Kevin in the studio. Terry and Brandon are part of the team that now runs Camp Vertex - a destination Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and firearms training camps just one hour south of Dallas and Skyfall Reserve - a waterfowl, dove, and white-tail deer hunting property on the shores of the Trinity River. Topics of discussion for this episode include martial arts, being a sniper, hunting, good and bad innovation in the industry, and the craziest story about a midget you will ever hear.

Jay and Kevin are back with Terry Houin, the Sensei of Things and Such for Field Ethos. Terry is a retired Navy Seal and who now runs Camp Vertex, a shooting and jujitsu training center and Skyfall Reserve, a multi-species hunting ranch in Texas. Terry recently visited Q and built his very own BoomBox and told some stories, new and old.

One of the youngest CEOs in the firearms industry joins Kevin and Jay for an awesome conversation. Topics include some exciting developments from Taurus and preparation for the fall hunting season.

The notable outdoorsman who once referred to 8.6 Blackout as "The Weakest .338 Round Ever" recently visited Q. He toured the facility, met the engineers, and then spent some time on the range with that very same caliber. Needless to say, he's got a better understanding of our magic now.

Want to know what it's like to be a CIA Officer? Doug Patteson joins Jay for a great conversation about his time in the agency and much, much more. Though a native Texan, Doug now lives within earshot of the Q range in New Hampshire.

Jay hosts solo as he is joined by Donny and Walter from Sobchak Security LLC. That's not a real security company but they are some real dudes. These are two of the most creative minds in the firearms industry today. Their content is regularly published on a YouTube and Instagram account named after Walter Sobchak, an iconic character from the movie "Big Lebowski." They also sell a variety of merchandise and goods through their website.

Website: https://waltersobchaksecurity.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/waltersobchaksecurity/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Sobchak-Security-LLC