This episode kicks off with a discussion on the new podcast logo and the concept of "rage bait." Thanksgiving stories lead into tales of porch pirates and family gatherings. Social media algorithms, YouTube views and monetization are explored. World War I trench warfare and Bonnie and Clyde's legacy are discussed alongside mercenaries. The episode wraps up with holiday plans, listener interactions, and anticipation for SHOT Show.

(0:00) Episode introduction, sponsor mention, and technical check

(4:26) New podcast logo and discussion on "rage bait"

(7:30) Thanksgiving stories, porch pirates, and family gatherings

(14:36) Black Friday gun purchases and machine gun magazine discussion

(22:52) Sponsor: Franklin Armory

(24:28) Black Friday sales and AI-generated content

(27:56) Walter Keller's Mac 9 update and weekend shooting activities

(32:35) Social media algorithms and engagement

(37:08) YouTube algorithm, video views, and monetization

(43:24) Sponsor: High Point Firearms and Full Forge Gear

(43:49) Firearms showcase and historical gun discussions

(1:00:16) Iconic 80s firearms nostalgia and Walter's semi Uzi retrieval

(1:03:45) Sponsor: Safety Harbor Firearms

(1:06:00) World War I trench warfare and Bonnie and Clyde's legacy

(1:14:03) British man's arrest in Florida and critique of viral gun collection

(1:21:00) Mercenaries, war crimes, and foreign gun enthusiasts in the US

(1:24:17) Sponsor: 2A Commerce

(1:25:04) Gun flexing, Walther PPK discussion, and BRN firearm plans

(1:30:30) Holiday plans, van podcast, and climate discussion

(1:40:02) Listener interactions, marriage talk, and the British baronet's heir search

(1:45:38) Sponsor: US Law Shield

(1:47:45) Discussion on older men having children and Michael Jackson's family

(1:57:15) Chewbacca patch, inheritance laws, and SHOT Show anticipation

(2:00:01) Patrick's son joins and episode wrap-up

(2:06:17) Cool old stuff, ammo prices, and SHOT Show plans

(2:08:35) Hosts' projects, thanks, and sign-off

This episode kicks off with a discussion on aluminum rods and copper pricing. Babyface P dives into his welding project and shares insights on equipment. The episode explores issues with YouTube, VR workouts, and the hosts' weekend recaps, including Hank's trip to The Keys and a northern lights sighting. The episode wraps up with reflections on Thanksgiving traditions and a nostalgic look at wrestling and classic TV shows.

(0:00) Introduction and opening remarks

(0:24) Discussion on aluminum rods, copper pricing, and technical difficulties

(3:52) Sponsor: Arms List

(4:41) Introduction of episode topic and hosts

(5:32) Babyface P's welding project and equipment discussion

(9:28) Audience interaction, shoutouts, and personal anecdotes

(13:42) Identification and continuation of Babyface P's M3 grease gun project

(24:24) Sponsor: Franklin Armory

(24:49) Episode logo and welding techniques

(30:12) Issues with YouTube, video deletions, and VR workouts

(39:00) Recap of the hosts' weekends and personal interests

(44:47) Sponsor mention: High Point Firearms and Full Forge Gear

(45:21) Joe's BRN180 issues and Walter's road trip

(53:00) Northern lights sighting and Hank's trip to The Keys

(58:31) Walter's gun collection and M3 submachine gun usage

(1:03:56) Audience questions and traffic stories

(1:05:44) Sponsor shoutout: Safety Harbor Firearms

(1:07:00) Kids, parenting anecdotes, and YouTube interactions

(1:11:00) Public executions, crime, and punishment discussions

(1:15:01) International discipline and anti-pollution campaigns

(1:26:42) Sponsor shoutout: 2A Commerce

(1:27:01) Parenting stories, High Point ARs, and Glock models

(1:34:37) Cultural differences in parenting and divorce discussion

(1:44:01) Thanksgiving plans and tradition reflections

(1:46:53) Sponsor shoutout: US LawShield

(1:47:16) Guns, ammo acquisitions, and vehicle purchases

(1:51:02) Wrestling nostalgia, classic TV shows, and Tom Selleck

(2:00:56) Political discussions, media censorship, and social media bans

(2:07:08) Pickup trucks evolution, INEOS factory,

This episode opens with a discussion on technical setup and a sponsor mention before diving into the impact of Walter's absence and Daylight Savings Time. The conversation progresses with a roundup of weekend activities and an Altor pistol showcase. Halloween themes emerge alongside updates on Walter's MP40 project and Cybertruck experiences. Discussions include the Saiga 12 shotgun conversion, gun parts pricing, and the VZ61 Scorpion kit. The hosts explore cultural recipes, favorite flatbreads, and media critiques, touching on Jurassic Park and Sydney Sweeney. The episode wraps up with industry news on Glock rumors, 3D printing, and updates from Ruger and Daniel Defense.

(0:00) Podcast intro and technical setup

(4:33) Sponsor: Arms List

(5:07) Walter's absence and Daylight Savings Time discussion

(8:12) Weekend activities roundup

(14:27) Altor pistol showcase and discussion

(25:06) Sponsor: Franklin Armory

(25:30) Walter's MP40 project update

(29:01) Halloween and entertainment chit-chat

(34:52) Florida hunting and Cybertruck experience

(39:34) Saiga 12 shotgun conversion process

(45:20) Sponsor: High Point Firearms and Full Forge Gear

(46:27) Halloween cards and Full Conceal sticker talk

(50:01) Bullpup kit and VZ61 Scorpion kit build

(57:08) Gun parts pricing and 22 shot shells

(1:02:10) Cooking segment: Traditional Indian and Filipino recipes

(1:06:00) Sponsor: Safety Harbor Firearms

(1:06:48) AR-15 parts and Franklin Armory products discussion

(1:10:01) Food and cultural segment: Favorite flatbreads

(1:13:00) Media critique: Jurassic Park and Sydney Sweeney

(1:23:32) Modern media and nostalgia for old shows

(1:26:31) Sponsor shoutout: 2A Commerce

(1:27:18) Cooking habits and hot dog preparation methods

(1:34:20) Holiday festivities and drinks

(1:36:43) News segment: Espionage and Hooters reorganization

(1:46:12) Glock rumors, magazine compatibility, and trigger design

(1:52:11) Glock's market focus and 3D printing modifications

(1:54:00) Firearm industry news: Ruger, Steyr, and Lionheart

(2:01:12) Secondary market for Glocks and firearm preferences

(2:08:21) Industry updates: Daniel Defense and Hudson

(2:09:36) Episode wrap-up and Patrick Babyface P.'s workshop

In this episode, the conversation kicks off with Babyface P's new Apple Watch and weekend stories. The talk shifts to SpaceX and the future of space travel, touching on import taxes and their impact on consumer expectations. Firearms industry faces bankruptcy challenges with companies like Live Free Armory filing for Chapter 11 due to heavy debts and softening consumer demand. Other topics include hostage situation in Gaza, Trump's meeting with Italian prime minister, and the political landscape in New York and Portland.

(0:00) Introduction and sponsor mention: Arms List

(1:56) Episode title and main topic introduction

(2:44) Babyface P's new Apple Watch and weekend adventures

(6:23) Amazon returns store experience and Walter Keller's weekend activities

(11:49) Discussion on Columbus, explorers, and conspiracy theories

(20:12) Alternative engineering methods and acknowledging live viewers

(21:49) Sponsor mention: Franklin Armory

(22:33) SpaceX, Starship launch, and future of space travel

(30:25) Import taxes and consequences of demanding cheap products

(36:53) Firearms industry updates and bankruptcies

(42:02) Sponsor: High Point Firearms and Full Forge Gear

(42:45) State of the firearms industry and political climate's impact on gun sales

(47:22) PSA Jackal, manufacturing innovations, and SKS building project

(53:44) Bitcoin, gold prices, and value of guns and ammo

(1:00:10) Hostage situation in Gaza and Trump's meeting with Italian prime minister

(1:02:40) Sponsor: Safety Harbor Firearms

(1:03:20) Comments from listeners and buying new vs. used guns

(1:15:07) Walther PPK discussion and cold weather in Indiana

(1:17:16) SpaceX, NASA, and Chinese and Indian space programs

(1:23:17) Sponsor message: 2A Commerce

(1:24:19) Canic pistol resale values and California's gun control policies

(1:33:02) Political landscape in New York, Portland, and Obama administration policies

(1:43:55) Sponsor: US LawShield

(1:44:29) Cash for Clunkers, enforcing laws, and immigration issues

(1:57:05) Learning practical skills and independence in college

(2:03:45) Concerns about food sustainability and preference for beef

(2:06:24) Coin laundromat experiences and cleanliness of public restrooms

This episode opens with lighthearted chat about Halloween plans and family traditions, followed by an update on Hank's recent trip to Indiana. Amazon AWS outage is briefly discussed before moving on to a Florida judge's ruling on concealed carry laws for young adults. The conversation shifts to Glock's controversial design change, market strategy and Gen V Predictions. Who Moved My Freedom FreeForAll Monday with DLD After Dark, Walter SHF, BabyFace P and Hank Strange.

(0:00) Introduction and greeting viewers

(0:54) Discussing Dark's absence, nicknames, and sponsor mention: Arms List

(3:38) Halloween plans, decorations, and family traditions

(10:36) Shoutouts, viewer comments, and Hank's trip to Indiana

(18:37) Technical issues, general chat, and AWS outage effects

(21:01) Florida judge ruling on concealed carry law for young adults

(24:33) Discussion on Hurricane heading towards the Caribbean and infrastructure

(33:02) Walter Keller's weekend activities and remembrance event

(37:54) Spencer Keller's vending experience and introduction of DLD After Dark

(42:45) High Point Firearms sponsor message and Glock's controversial design change

(49:23) Glock's market strategy, SHOT Show presence, and legal liabilities

(57:23) Future of Glock, impact on other manufacturers, and showing Glock collection

(1:03:08) Checking comments and audience interaction

(1:06:01) Discussion about Glock Pistole 80 and full conceal Glock 19

(1:14:00) Glock prices, availability, and predictions for the Glock gen v

(1:23:43) Sponsor message: 2A Commerce and expected changes in Glock gen v

(1:28:05) Devin Perkins joins XTech and Glock sales due to panic buying

(1:33:32) The mystery of the Glock carbine and best handgun debate

(1:42:27) Glock's practicality, versatility, and Sponsor: US Law Shield

(1:45:00) Opinions on the Glock 26 and best machine gun ever

(1:50:36) Update on SIG P320 incident and showing off the Bushmaster arm pistol

(2:00:03) Carrying positions, safety, and opinions on YETI products

(2:07:14) Glock MOS debate, audience appreciation, and social media/business plugs

In this episode, the conversation ranges from a scandal involving a Guyanese teacher to aging actors and trends in the movie industry. A Supreme Court Second Amendment case leads into celebrity chatter about Mark Zuckerberg and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. The hosts dive into unique firearms like the MG42. The episode wraps up with insights into firearm history, the preservation of collections, and SHOT Show tales.

(0:00) Live start and technical difficulties

(1:21) Viewer interaction and intro with Sponsor: Arms List

(2:04) Episode introduction, jazz hands, and James Bond discussion

(14:08) Guyanese teacher scandal and survival tactics in prison

(18:37) Aging actors and movie industry trends

(22:00) Sponsor: Franklin Armory and recent news roundup

(23:10) Supreme Court Second Amendment case and gun laws

(32:15) Celebrity discussions: Zuckerberg and The Rock

(34:12) Thermal drones for hunting and safety concerns

(41:14) AI in advertising and new tech

(41:51) Recent shooting competition and Sponsor: High Point Firearms

(43:04) MG42 drum mag and Yugoslavian firearms

(53:00) Social media ads and unique gun enthusiast items

(1:03:33) Safety Harbor Firearms segment and Colt items for sale

(1:07:18) Company data sharing and personal carry preferences

(1:08:19) Kel Tec's relocation and international news

(1:09:39) Judge's house fire and China's infrastructure

(1:11:50) Gun history and MP5 tribute

(1:18:03) Preserving gun collections and Sponsor: 2A Commerce

(1:24:20) ATF discussion and food stories

(1:37:47) SHOT Show and corporate event tales

(1:44:43) Sponsor break: US LawShield and Vegas expenses

(1:51:10) Personal boundaries and auction insights

(2:00:02) Background checks and gun industry trends

(2:06:12) Gun part collecting and gun show experiences

(2:10:12) Closing remarks and promoting co-hosts' content

From childhood toy firearms to Global Trends: Firearms, Politics, and Freedom on this episode of Who Moved My Freedom Podcast. Hank shares childhood memories sparked by a Serena Williams video that leads to a showcase of toy firearms. Florida's new open carry law sparks debate on both practical and tactical grounds and the arrest of an Iowa school superintendent leads to an immigration debate.

(0:00) Intro, technical setup, and weekend activities

(1:19) Sponsor: Arms List

(8:47) Shoutouts and podcast graphics discussion

(14:25) Serena Williams' video and Hank's childhood memories of cotton

(21:56) Sponsor: Franklin Armory

(22:23) Teachers' political influence and Obama's social impact

(25:00) Childhood memories and toy guns showcase

(31:38) Iowa school superintendent arrest and immigration debate

(42:03) Sponsor: High Point Firearms

(42:44) High Point Firearms updates and classic firearm manufacturing challenges

(54:57) Crank kit assembly and export restrictions

(1:02:17) Importing firearms potential and abandoned weapons in Afghanistan

(1:03:27) Discussion on real crank barrels and Ukrainian connections

(1:07:32) Open carry experiences and tactical considerations

(1:19:10) Governor DeSantis, property taxes, and mental health issues

(1:31:00) Social media influence and cruise ship conflicts

(1:43:45) Sponsor: US LawShield

(1:44:15) Digital IDs, privacy concerns, and Safety Harbor Firearms updates

(1:57:02) SBR regulations, Trump's political dynamics, and international relations

(2:04:49) Global economic changes, car market trends, and financial indicators

(2:09:32) Podcast schedule and support for hosts' projects

(2:11:42) Closing remarks and thank yous

Media, Aliens, and Modern Issues: A Freedom Discussion on this episode of Who Moved My Freedom podcast. The episode kicks off with technical hiccups, then delves into the political assassination of Charlie Kirk and its media portrayal. The hosts discuss recent violent incidents, public safety, and mental illness. The conversation shifts to alien disclosure, societal reactions, and government UFO knowledge, including historical speculation on alien evidence.

(0:29) Technical difficulties and starting issues

(1:50) Sponsor: Arms List

(6:41) Podcast intro, birthday shoutouts, and Charlie Kirk's political assassination discussion

(12:13) Recent violent incidents, public safety, and mental illness in relation to gun control

(18:12) Impact of Charlie Kirk's assassination and media coverage

(26:25) Sponsor: Franklin Armory

(27:12) Discussion on media portrayal and celebration of demise

(34:19) Appeal of conservative media personalities

(39:39) Alien disclosure, societal reactions, and government UFO knowledge

(46:26) Sponsor: High Point Firearms

(53:13) UFOs, historical evidence, and alien speculation

(1:07:14) Sponsor: Safety Harbor Firearms

(1:10:04) Walter Keller's take on recent events and media coverage

(1:19:13) Discussing 9/11, misinformation, and transparency in high-profile cases

(1:25:32) International issues, government responses, and ancient Chinese curse

(1:27:35) Sponsor: 2A Commerce

(1:28:19) Foreign policy criticism and stance on Putin

(1:32:26) New optics from OSight and discussion on mounting optics on pistols

(1:40:02) Firearm accessories selling and auctioning

(1:46:41) Alien invasion theories and discussion on light speed travel

(1:48:47) Sponsor: US LawShield

(1:50:02) Cultural interests and speculations on mysterious creatures and civilizations

(2:00:14) Wartime propaganda, Israeli airstrikes, and modern military tactics

(2:05:43) Glock history and wrapping up

On this episode Kevin Dixie joins to give us an update and discuss the Greenwood Project. A broader conversation unfolds around military spending, PragerU controversy, black conservatives' roles in society and flag burning rights. The episode concludes with a showcase of firearms, wrapped up with listener support and closing remarks.

(0:00) Introduction and confirmation of live stream

(1:01) Sponsor: Arms List

(1:30) Guest and co-hosts introduction and updates

(3:28) Babyface P.'s new gunsmithing business and weekend activities recap

(14:26) AI-generated podcast logo and Cybertruck debate

(21:25) Sponsor: Franklin Armory

(23:30) Shooting mishaps and breaching rounds discussion

(38:00) Shooting skills, training, and Instagram challenge

(41:47) Sponsor: High Point Firearms and Full Forge Gear

(46:47) Listener comments, shoutouts, and catching up with Kevin Dixie

(53:01) Kevin Dixie's personal stories and the Greenwood Project

(58:32) Babyface's baby makes an appearance

(1:00:18) The significance and context of the Greenwood Project

(1:02:13) Sponsor: Safety Harbor Firearms

(1:02:58) Kevin Dixie on the Train and Learn event and True Pistols series

(1:05:28) Kevin Dixie's background and government contracting

(1:09:06) Military spending, Department of War, and historical education

(1:23:11) Sponsor: 2A Commerce

(1:23:38) PragerU controversy, historical narratives, and reparations

(1:33:06) The role of black conservatives and pride in heritage

(1:37:57) Balanced conversations and prosecuting flag burning rights

(1:43:12) Sponsor: US Law Shield

(1:43:31) Trump DOJ's transgender gun ban and mental illness in gun ownership

(1:49:06) Intersection of left-wing causes, gun rights, and societal issues

(2:05:06) Murder incident in North Carolina and public safety

(2:07:49) Showing off guns segment and project discussions

(2:19:25) Closing remarks, listener support, and podcast wrap-up

The episode opens with a tribute to Sam Paredes followed by a discussion of Jay Leno's British Scorpion tank, SpaceX launch and the National Firearms Act (NFA). Dark from Definition Knives joins to talk about knife design, materials and the inception of his company. The episode covers knife limitations, costs, and airport confiscations. A knife show and tell session highlights unique designs and features. The episode wraps with insights into the future of Definition Knives, multi-tools and TSA-safe tools

(0:00) Introduction and setup

(1:33) Sponsor: Armslist

(4:24) Episode and guest introductions; Tribute to Sam Paredes

(11:21) Tim Hoffman's inventions and weekend shooting recap

(17:06) Showcasing firearms: Ruger Mark IV and reactivated SKS

(21:50) Jay Leno's British Scorpion tank and Sponsor: Franklin Armory

(22:41) Starship launch and NFA discussion

(24:18) Historical firearms and black powder shooting

(27:15) Yugo SKS and introduction of Dark from Definition Knives

(29:00) Impact of media on behavior and entertainment industry integrity

(42:24) Sponsor: High Point Firearms

(43:04) Definition Knives introduction and logo

(45:01) Knife design, materials, and event experiences

(50:09) Starting Definition Knives and product development

(55:48) Carrying knives and Microtech knife discussion

(1:00:03) OTF knife limitations and Sponsor: Safety Harbor Firearms

(1:03:47) Scrubbed launch, knife costs, and airport confiscations

(1:07:15) Knife show and tell session and unique designs

(1:12:16) Losing knives and custom knife discussion

(1:18:00) Knife brands, memorable knives, and Sponsor: 2A Commerce

(1:26:02) Transition to firearms and Bushmaster ACR discussion

(1:28:24) DOE submachine guns and firearm accessories

(1:33:01) Suppressors, gun builds, and knife collection showcase

(1:39:04) Cobra Tech knife and Walt's axe from DeSantis

(1:43:06) Future of Definition Knives and listener questions

(1:53:08) Multi tools, new materials, and TSA safe tools

(2:05:00) Upcoming polymer knives and supporting Definition Knives

(2:08:45) Social media info and conversation about the Maxim 9 gun