Inclusive Gun Culture - Running a Shop - Spiders

In this episode, we sit down with Dustin Fagnani, owner of Fagnani Firearms in Throop, Pennsylvania. We cover everything from building a gun shop that treats everyone with basic decency and respect, to the headaches of zoning boards and why most local ranges just aren't cutting it.

Dustin talks about what it’s like being one of the only truly welcoming firearm stores in his area, how that has unintentionally divided the gun community, and why he refuses to sell guns to cops if he can’t sell the same gun to the average civilian. This one is packed with shop talk, policy rants, philosophy, Catholic guilt, and ONE of us trying not to lose it over a rogue spider.

Check out Fagnani Firearms on Instagram and in person if you’re near Throop.

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Edited by Matthew Boerger

Bridge-Building - Weaponized Morality - The Profit of Division

In this episode, Jordan sits down with Larry Rosen, founder of The Enemies Project, to talk about what it takes to actually hear people we disagree with. Larry, a longtime mediator, shares how he helps people from completely different backgrounds have honest, difficult, and sometimes transformative conversations—not to “win” debates, but to better understand each other.

This one goes from politics to parenting and back again, and it’s one of our most personal and meaningful conversations yet.

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Dark Humor - Social Media - Gun Culture

Join us as we chat with Brynn Woods, an army vet and gun enthusiast, for an enlightening and candid conversation covering everything from the intricate world of OnlyFans, modern firearms, and dark humor to the complexities of social media and mental health. Brynn shares her unique insights on balancing the demands of her job with the pressures of public perception, provides a detailed breakdown of the Army's new XM7 rifle, and emphasizes the importance of personal security

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Survival - Politics - Epic Adventures

Join us for a deep dive with Jack Jones, known as QuadZilla on Instagram, as he shares his journey from hiking the Appalachian Trail to facing the regime's AI surveillance. Explore his unique perspective shaped by his early life in China, his remarkable hiking adventures, and his stance on current politics. In this highly engaging episode, Jack opens up about his experiences with white supremacy, gun control, and the importance of empathy and resilience in the face of challenges. Don't miss this remarkable conversation that blends personal stories, politics, and survival tips.

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Ukraine - Gun Rights - Political Transformation

On this episode, we sit down with John Jackson to discuss a range of topics from the heart-wrenching reality of the war in Ukraine to the journey of political transformation. John shares his personal stories, highlighting the horrors and resilience witnessed in Ukraine, the corruption in the Russian military, and the tactical gear industry boom amidst conflict. The conversation also explores the importance of gun rights for everyone, the shift from traditional conservatism to the current state under the Trump administration, and the power of maintaining optimism and moral integrity in the fight for freedom and democracy.

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Kids and Guns - Memes - Reviews and News

Join us as we chat with Jacki Billings, the editor-in-chief of Pew Pew Tactical, for a discussion about their experiences at SHOT Show, the balance between gun safety and parenting, and how memes and social media influence gun rights. The conversation explores the importance of inclusive gun culture, the challenges of connecting with industry leaders, and the dynamics of working within a casual yet professional environment.

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Media Bias - War Reporting - Changing The Narrative

Join us as we chat with Thomas Gibbons Neff, a reporter for The New York Times and a former Marine. We explore various topics including Thomas' experiences covering wars in Ukraine and Afghanistan, his journey into journalism, and his current focus on gun culture and policy. The conversation also touches on mental health, the challenges faced by new gun owners, the nuances of reporting on gun culture, and the importance of normalizing and humanizing various perspectives in media.

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Nazi Furries - Social Media - Activism

In this episode, we engage with Jim in a wide-ranging discussion covering Instagram engagement, uncomfortable nicknames, personal identity, and the rehabilitation of felons. We explore systemic issues in the prison system, the importance of critical thinking in education, and RFK Jr.'s theories. We share personal stories about DUIs, talk about political activism and representation, night vision technology and military gear. Firearms advice and modern military training are contrasted with cultural sensitivity and respect.

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Root Causes - Practical Safety - Mental Health

In this episode, Andrew and I sit down with JB, a school counselor who brings a unique perspective on gun violence in schools. We dive into real, practical solutions to mitigate school shootings without relying on legislation.

We explore threat assessment programs, social-emotional learning (SEL), and the broader role of community support. JB shares insights on the importance of mental health resources, anti-bullying initiatives, and peer-to-peer mentoring in creating safer school environments. We also touch on how political discourse shapes the conversation, the role of individualism in the gun community, and why open communication across differing viewpoints is so crucial.

By the end of the episode, we offer actionable advice for parents, educators, and community members on how to foster supportive environments that prioritize student safety and well-being.

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Mutual Aid - Kickass Propaganda - Acta Non Verba

In this episode, we are joined by Punk With A Camera. We discuss the origins of his business, which started with YouTube videos and evolved into designing thought-provoking t-shirts. The conversation covers his involvement with mutual aid organization Food Not Bombs, highlighting his passion for social justice and community action. We discuss into the political messaging behind his t-shirts, the challenges and experiences of food distribution to the homeless, and the broader impact of grassroots activism. PWAC also shares his vision for expanding mutual aid efforts and creating lasting change through empathy and collaboration.

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