SHOT Show - Online trolls - Carrying as a cutie patootie

In this episode, we interview Emily from 'Princess and the Pistol.' We discuss her rise in social media popularity for practical gun carry outfits for women, her experience at SHOT Show, and how she deals with online negativity. Emily shares advice for women entering the gun community and emphasizes the importance of being authentic and resilient.

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Accountability - Parenting - Honest reporting

In this episode, we welcome Kyle Clark from 9 News, Colorado. We discuss Kyle's approach to moderating political debates, emphasizing accountability and truth over softball questions. Kyle explains his philosophy of holding politicians to tough questions and fact-checking in real-time, which resonates with the public's desire for transparency. He also touches on the importance of minimizing harm in journalism, particularly in covering sensitive topics like mass shootings. We discuss the media's role in providing accurate information, supporting shared community values, and the importance of living in a shared reality.

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Leftist Internet Friends - Purity Testing - Sad Karaoke

In this episode, Jordan and Tali tackle various socio-political issues with guests Tyler and Kenan from the Revolutionary Rhetoric Podcast. The conversation covers a wide array of topics, such as the importance of mutual aid, the problems with purity testing in political movements, and the complexities of gun ownership and legislation. Delving deeper into the distinctions between different political ideologies, the group discusses practical applications of socialist and communist theories in today's society. The episode emphasizes the need for empathy, nuanced conversations, and local community involvement to address the pressing issues of our time. The candid and enlightening dialogue highlights the essentials of a diverse and respectful discourse, promoting understanding and collaboration across differing beliefs.

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Cancelling CEOs - SHOT Show plans - Dropping guns

In this episode, we are joined by our previous guest and CURRENT friend, YZY PRINTS to discuss a range of topics from the fun and challenges of 3D-printed guns to the impact of social media on mental health and community building. The conversation delves into the ethics and technology behind 3D-printing firearms, the implications of a recent CEO's murder by a 3D-printed gun, and the larger issues of systemic violence and societal breakdown. Yeezy shares anecdotes and experiences from the world of gun culture, highlights the importance of inclusive gun communities, and discusses the upcoming plans for SHOT Show.

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DIY guns - Buyback hacks - Learning from mistakes

In this episode, Jordan is joined by Alex from Ctrl+Pew to dive into the world of 3D printing, gun rights, and personal liberty. Together, they unpack the challenges of building firearms at home, especially in restrictive states, and the critical role of community support in the 3D printing journey.

The conversation covers troubleshooting prints, the ethical dilemmas of gun buybacks, and the diverse political spectrum within the 3D printing community. They also highlight the significance of open-source designs in the firearms industry and discuss the societal impact of widespread gun ownership, championing the belief in individual responsibility and goodness.

Looking toward the future, Jordan and Alex examine the evolution of 3D printed firearms and suppressors, the material science behind them, and the difficulties legislators face in regulating this technology.

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Big Tents - Untrustworthy Institutions - Tragedy+Time=Comedy

In this episode, we sit down with "Smedley Butler's Ghost" and "Leo" from the Upstate New York chapter of the Socialist Rifle Association. We discuss the broad goals of the SRA, the role of gun ownership in community safety, involvement in local politics, and "productively criticize" the DNC.

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Propaganda - Community defense - Self care |||

In this episode, I head up to Vermont to chat with our friends, Megan and Justin from Off Color Decals to explore their journey in creating a unique business that aligns with their values. We discuss the challenges and successes of running a left-of-center business in a niche market, their commitment to community engagement, and the importance of ethical production. The conversation also delves into their involvement in community defense, training, and the significance of building supportive networks for marginalized communities. We explore how community organizations can provide support and resources, the evolving nature of gun culture, and grifting.

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Race guns - Pangaea - Stardew Valley |||

In this episode, we interview our friend, Artemis, a competitive shooter, who shares insights into IDPA and USPSA competitions, the evolution of equipment, and changing rules. We discuss how competition shooting skills can benefit self-defense, and topics like homesteading, video games, and memes (obviously). The conversation covers diverse topics, including homesteading, drones in warfare, healthcare accessibility, corporate influence on real estate, and more!

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Gun control - Mental health - Finding common ground |||

In this episode, we chat with Maryam Abolfasli, a Democratic congressional candidate for Tennessee's fifth district. Maryam is a single mother and daughter of Iranian parents who after a spending her earlier years working in Afghanistan rebuilding water infrastructure, decided to run for office. Being a Democrat and for "gun safety for kids", we were pretty confident of where she stood on guns before we started. Because we had watched some of her videos and knew the areas we were similar, we were confident that we'd find some common beliefs and that our conversation would be very productive. She didn't disappoint!

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Being a good steward - Cowboy action shooting - Voting against your best interests |||

In this episode, the lads sit down with Will Hancock, also known as Sapper Gentleman on Youtube. Will is a self-proclaimed liberal gun owner who enjoys Cowboy Action Shooting, getting others into guns, and long walks on the beach. We discuss dealing with online trolls and setting a good example. We also talk about the criticism we face from both the far left and the right, highlighting the lack of unity within the left and the misconception that everyone left of center marches in lockstep.

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