In this introduction to a series on The Murder of Ahmaud Arbery, Miyanovich highlights the importance of professionally facing gun-related negatives and the gun culture chasm between attitudes of moral superiority and obvious, remedial behaviors.

In this episode, Miyanovich uses the art of Haiku to plumb the depths of eternal truths shared to us all by insulated gun owners who barely go outside.

Miyanovich is taking some time off to attend to matters out on the real LGO earth. We will be back in May with all new episodes. Hang in there. Thanks for listening.

In part 2 of this 2 part series, Miyanovich and Gardner discuss the ever-present desire by many internet "patriots" to be violent against sociopolitical opponents, real death threats to The LGC over the years, Ed geeking-out about guns, Rocket Armory providing lowers to the community, and 2A being used as an ultimate license for fascism.

In Part 1 of this 2 part series, Miyanovich and Gardner (the Executive Directors of Liberal Gun Owners and The Liberal Gun Club) warm up the talk by getting into LGC's recent growth, approaching The State Houses, growth in general liberal gun-owning reality, and the mass of digital liberal gun-owning armchair quarterback do-nothings.

In the last part of this 3 part series, Miyanovich  and Norry discuss the ideal world, the myth of "guns in our streets", institutional security for American Synagogues, security theater vs. proper security, and having a beautiful life as an armed person.

In part 1 of this 3 part series, Miyanovich and Norry discuss leaving Synagogue work to better serve the Jewish Community through self-defense training / education, the limits of classic self-defense arts, guns as martial art, and reticence towards martial strength in the American Jewish Community. The context for much of this discussion is the security reality for both individuals and Synagogue communites.

In this last part of the 3 part series, Miyanovich and Yamane cover the overwhelming presence of general intellectual liberal bias as it pertains to guns, liberal bias in academia, Jonathan Haidt's work on moral psychology, the lack of intellectual diversity in colleges / universities, and the need for a realistic approach to mitigate all human bias in intellectual affairs.

In part 2 of this 3 part series, Miyanovich and Yamane talk about David's amazing Sociology of Guns course at Wake Forest, future plans for presenting the world with a tag-team lecture on gun normality, LGO's upcoming 21st Century Gun Symposium idea, and David's ongoing committment to gun training.