Podcasts about Concealed

The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – Dr. Peter McCullough warns COVID vaccine cardiac harms are being ignored, citing myocarditis, troponin elevations, sudden deaths, athlete arrests, VAERS reports, and unreleased Wuhan lab files. He challenges official narratives, questions media silence, and argues evidence points to a vast public health failure demanding accountability now across America and transparency...

The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – Dr. Peter McCullough warns COVID vaccine cardiac harms are being ignored, citing myocarditis, troponin elevations, sudden deaths, athlete arrests, VAERS reports, and unreleased Wuhan lab files. He challenges official narratives, questions media silence, and argues evidence points to a vast public health failure demanding accountability now across America and transparency...

"Revealed -Mysteries Concealed Within the Bible from Ancient Times to TODAY”TONIGHT, on the Take Your Power Back Show with your host Peak Performance Master Coach Kim Yeater: “Mysteries Concealed Within the Bible from Ancient Times to TODAY” are being REVEALED like never before! Special guest: Jeffrey Rush – a man prophetic voices across America have literally told, “You MUST release this message FOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS!” We're talking:Ancient patterns repeating RIGHT NOW in 2025,Tower of Babel 2.0 rising before our eyes California as ground zero for darkness AND the greatest coming revival What the Spirit showed him inside the United Nations, Days of Noah & Lot — are we already there? How close we really are… and what the remnant MUST do NOW!!Live Today at 10am PST –Get ready for the veil to be torn! Watch here: https://Rumble.com/TakeYourPowerBackShow/Live Book + global remnant hub: www.revealingthetimes.com #TakeYourPowerBack #RevealingTheTimes #CaliforniaShallBeSavedConnect with Us: • Website: TakeYourPowerBackShow.com • Rumble: rumble.com/c/TakeYourPowerBackShow • Live Stream: rumble.com/TakeYourPowerBackShow/live • Social Media: o X: @realkimyeater o Facebook: kimberlyyeater o Instagram: Takeyourpowerback_kimyeater o TikTok: takeyourpowerbackshow • Email: TYPBProducer@gmail.com Related Movement: TakeOurCaliforniaBack.com TakeOurElectionsBack.com Take Our Border Back • Website: TakeOurBorderBack.com • Rumble: rumble.com/c/TakeOurBorderBack • Live Stream: rumble.com/TakeOurBorderBack/live • Social Media: o X: @Tobbconvoymain o X: Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Proverbs 27:1-7 - Open Rebuke is Better than Love Carefully Concealed by Saint Mary Coptic Orthodox Church, East Brunswick, NJ

Virginia's new firearm laws are officially signed, and major changes are coming for gun owners across the Commonwealth beginning July 1st. In this episode of the Green Top Outdoors Podcast, the crew sits down to break down the new assault firearm definitions, magazine capacity restrictions, and how these laws could impact everyday Virginians.The discussion covers AR-15s, threaded-barrel pistols, semi-automatic rifles and shotguns, PCCs, SBRs, suppressors, magazine limits, lowers, and the confusion surrounding enforcement and transportation. The team also talks about how these laws affect hunters, competitive shooters, concealed carriers, and first-time firearm buyers.Beyond the legislation itself, the conversation shifts into responsible gun ownership, firearm safety, training, optics, and why education matters now more than ever. The guys share practical advice for new shooters, discuss the culture of firearm ownership in Virginia, and explain why many people are preparing before the July 1st deadline.Whether you're a longtime gun owner or simply trying to understand the latest Virginia firearm laws, this episode provides a grounded, real-world discussion about what's changing and what it could mean moving forward.Topics Covered: • Virginia assault firearm laws • Magazine capacity restrictions • AR-15 and semi-auto rifle regulations • Threaded barrel handgun rules • Semi-auto shotgun restrictions • PCCs, SBRs, and lowers • Suppressor legality in Virginia • Firearm safety and training • Concealed carry discussions • Virginia gun culture and community responseFollow Green Top Outdoors for more hunting, shooting, fishing, and outdoor content.

In Psalm 32, David reveals the difference between the misery of hidden sin and the joy of restored fellowship with God. This message explores how true happiness is not found in success, comfort, or self-denial, but in the forgiveness that comes through God's grace. Concealed sin drains the soul, but honest confession opens the door to mercy, healing, and lasting joy. Through Christ, God not only forgives our sin, He restores us to fellowship with Himself. Forgiven people are called to live joyfully, walk closely with God, and rest in Him as their refuge and hiding place.

-- Who actually was behind the fight to throw out the leaders, replace board members, and redirect the  NRA to its core values?  Buz Mills, owner of the famous gunfighting school Gunsite, pulls back the curtain.--  Sometimes you want to conceal a handgun, and sometimes you don't.  What goes into making a good holster to fit the particular need.   Mike Barham explains the process they use at Galco Holsters.--  What really happens at a multi-day class in gunfighting?Gun Talk 05.10.26 Hour 3Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gun-talk--6185159/support.

"I believe that fundamentals never change—but as shooters and instructors, we should never stop evolving and learning." Episode Summary In this episode, we sit down once again with our friend Ben DeWalt from On Sight Firearms Training. We dive deep into the ongoing challenges every shooter faces—grip, sights, and trigger control—and why diagnosing your own problems on the range is so critical. Ben talks through the difference between trends and fundamentals in the firearms world, why optics and weapon lights are here to stay, and shares his candid takes on what needs to die a bloody death in training circles. We also break down the most recent 2A news, from Tennessee's deadly force expansion to body armor bans and other firearm's news. And of course, rapid-fire Q&A and some personal stories about moving south, bad travel etiquette, and whether or not we're really about that running-with-the-bulls life. Call to Action 1. Join our mailing list: Thegunexperiment.com 2. Subscribe and leave us a comment on Apple or Spotify 3. Follow us on all of our social media: Instagram   Youtube 4. Grab some cool TGE merch 6. Ask us anything at AskMikeandKeith@gmail.com 5. Be sure to support the sponsors of the show. They are a big part of making the show possible. Show Sponsors HSM Ammunition – Reliable, accurate, and trusted for training, hunting or self defense. Find them at hsmunnition.com Spartan Armor Systems – Comfortable, NIJ certified body armor for those who never want to leave their defense to chance. Visit spartanarmorsystems.com Key Takeaways Fundamentals like grip, sights, and trigger control remain essential regardless of equipment or trends (16:13) Quality instruction means ongoing education—for both students and instructors (18:18) Trends like putting optics on everything and white lights on home defense guns are positive for the shooting community, while bad terminology around triggers needs to go Legal changes around self-defense and firearms laws create confusion but rarely stop bad actors—they mostly impact law-abiding citizens (45:09) Testing and vetting instructors is a must, as not all certifications indicate great teaching The importance of humility—good trainers demo every skill, and aren't afraid to admit mistakes (21:01) Real-world scenarios (like teaching through stress or odd situations) matter more than just theory Guest Information Ben DeWalt Founder and lead instructor at On Sight Firearms Training. Ben specializes in defensive shooting, safety education, and continuous personal development for shooters of all experience levels. Find classes and more at: oftllc.us Keywords Firearms training, Defensive shooting, Gun safety, Gun laws, Body armor ban, Fundamentals of marksmanship, Optics on pistols, Self-defense law Tennessee, Firearms instructors, Striker-fired vs DA/SA pistols, Rapid-fire Q&A, 2A news, Second Amendment, Shooting drills, On Sight Firearms Training, HSM Ammunition, Spartan Armor Systems, Concealed carry, Home defense

On MacBroz Show Episode 90, Josh and Darius ask the hard-hitting questions: why did everyone hate Matt Damon in Saving Private Ryan, what did Darius order from Tier 1 Concealed, and is Staccato still the benchmark when people talk about 2011s? Then things get even better when @fullmetal_sensei crashes the episode with an arsenal of 2011s and joins the conversation on what separates hype, quality, performance, and the bigger 2011 ecosystem. All this and more on another fun episode of the MacBroz Show.

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Don't forget to subscribe to the SpecTrain channel & like this video!Eduardo Silvahttps://www.youtube.com/sargentoamericanohttps://www.instagram.com/sargentoamericanoYou can support this channel by supporting companies that support us and using the affiliate links below! Doesn't cost anything, might actually save you money, and helps us a ton!- Tier 1 Concealed, Best Holsters in the Game: https://spectrain.us/tier1- Blue Alpha Gear, Awesome Belts and Nylon Gear: https://spectrain.us/bluealpha- Howitzer Clothing: https://howitzerclothing.com/products/spec-train- Neomag: https://spectrain.us/neomag- SpecTrain Dry Fire Targets: https://www.spectrain.us/product-page/dry-fire-rounds- SpecTrain Weighted Dummy Rounds: https://www.spectrain.us/product-page/dry-fire-rounds- Anything you need from Amazon! Plus my favorite things: https://www.amazon.com/shop/spectrain_ncInterested in training with SpecTrain? Head over to https://www.spectrain.us/trainingWant to connect with SpecTrain? Follow us on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/spectrain_performance-----Welcome to the "Speed Up & Get Your Hits Podcast. This is simply a podcast by and for shooters, about shooting. We hope the conversations are educational!To drop a question or suggest a topic for the podcast please visit the following link: https://www.spectrain.us/podcast-questionsMake sure to check out our guests page to keep up with them moving forward!https://www.instagram.com/maxwellmcnutt/If you aren't already familiar with our hosts please find their information, give these guys a follow, and train with them when you get a chance!Billy Barton - SpecTrain Website: https://www.spectrain.us/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SPECtrain Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spectrain_nc/Nick Young - Velox Training Group Website: https://www.veloxtraininggroup.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VeloxTrainingGroup Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/velox_training_group/Brennan Brennecke - Gateway Defense Website: https://www.gateway-defense.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GatewayDefense Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/look_an_asian/

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for April 12, 2026 is: recondite • REK-un-dyte • adjective Recondite is a formal word used to describe something that is difficult to understand or that is not known by many people. // The text addresses a technical subject using recondite vocabulary, which makes it very difficult to read. // The candy has the perfect balance of sweet and tart, but what delights me most are the recondite facts printed inside the wrapper. See the entry > Examples: “Each medical school has variations in its prerequisites, but all require a strong foundation in the sciences. This includes courses such as the notoriously recondite organic chemistry as well as biology, general chemistry, and physics.” — Richard Menger, Forbes, 18 Aug. 2025 Did you know? Recondite is one of those underused but useful words that's always a boon to one's vocabulary. Though it describes something difficult to understand, there is nothing recondite about the word's history. It dates to the early 1600s, when it was coined from the Latin word reconditus, the past participle of recondere, “to conceal.” (“Concealed” is also a meaning of recondite, albeit an obscure one today.) Remove the re- of recondite and you get something even more obscure: condite, an obsolete verb meaning both “to pickle or preserve” and “to embalm.” Add the prefix in- to that quirky charmer and we get incondite, which means “badly put together,” as in “incondite prose.” All three words have the Latin word condere at their root; that verb is translated variously as “to put or bring together” and “to put up or store”—as in, perhaps, some pickles or preserves.

In this no-holds-barred episode, we dive deep into the wild world of self-defense, gear, mindset, and the gun community's self-inflicted wounds.  We kick things off asking the big question: Should you give OLight a shot? (Pun intended.) Flashlights matter when things go bump in the night—let's break down if OLight's worth your hard-earned cash or if it's just another shiny distraction. Next up: Concealed carry insurance—specifically US LawShield. Is it actually useful, or just another monthly bill? We weigh the pros (24/7 attorney hotline, criminal/civil defense coverage) against the realities of real-world self-defense scenarios, and how it stacks up in the broader CCW insurance landscape. Then we get real: The gun community is its own worst enemy. Infighting, gatekeeping, drama—why do we keep shooting ourselves in the foot? Time for some tough love. Of course, no episode is complete without a classic mindset drop: Mike Tyson's iconic line, "Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face" (or mouth, depending on the version). We unpack how this brutal truth applies to training, prepping, and life when the SHTF. We switch gears to futuristic defense tech: Laser beam defense systems (think high-energy lasers taking out drones and rockets—sci-fi becoming reality).And for the aviation nerds: the legendary SR-71 Blackbird LA speed story—that epic ground speed check over Southern California where the pilot casually asks for a readout and gets "one thousand eight hundred and forty-two knots." Pure on-stage vibe gold. Finally, some gear and talk: Getting ready for Moons Out, shoutouts to Koh-i-Noor mechanical pencils (precision drafting beasts), Tubi lead (for your art or notes?), Wacom tablets, and endless paper for when analog beats digital.  If you're into firearms, mindset, gear reviews, and unfiltered takes, hit play and join the conversation. Drop your thoughts in the comments: OLight yes or no? CCW insurance worth it? What's your go-to prep

⚡ This episode is proudly powered by Tag Precision — upgrade your fiber optic sights and save with code JAYWETH15. This week on MacBroz Episode 82, we're talking about a question a lot of people have:What makes a good budget EDC loadout? We break down the essentials of building a practical everyday carry setup with gear from Tier 1 Concealed, Kore Essentials, and of course a solid carry pistol that gets the job done without breaking the bank. We also get into Darius' hunt for good ammo, what he's finding, what's worth buying, and the frustration of tracking down quality rounds at a fair price. On top of that, Josh shares the new version of the Mad Science Tactical grip solution, talks through what's changed, and why it's worth paying attention to. And one more big update — Jay is headed to GunCon as a panelist

Welcome back to the Chino & Homeboy Podcast. In this absolutely unfiltered episode, the homies go from firearms and concealed carry debates to wild political takes, military stories, relationship chaos, and the kind of comedy that would definitely get you kicked out of church.What starts as a serious question about .380 pistols, grip safeties, and military firearm experience quickly spirals into discussions about home defense, gun safety, military dive school, cheating scandals, prison ethics, politics, religion, and the end of the world.Yeah… it escalates fast.Along the way the crew breaks down:The pros and cons of grip safeties vs trigger safeties on pistolsMilitary experience with firearms and Beretta M9 vs modern striker-fired pistolsGun safety with kids and real-world cases involving firearmsWhether children should ever be charged as adults in criminal casesWhy you should never talk to police without a lawyerThe wild logic behind politicians being categorized as “assholes, motherfuckers, or solid dudes”Church hypocrisy, scandalous clergy stories, and dark humor about religionRelationships, cheating stories, and brutal honesty about marriageNavy dive school explained and how long the training pipeline actually takesAnd somehow… the conversation even ends up in some of the most ridiculous debates imaginableIf you like Joe Rogan-style longform conversations mixed with military humor, savage commentary, and zero filter, this episode is for you.And if the world really does end tomorrow… at least we went out laughing.Subscribe for more episodes of the Chino & Homeboy PodcastNew conversations on culture, politics, military life, relationships, and whatever insane topic comes up next.

Come journey with me to the cosmos and engage Yahweh

Fr. Andrew Iskander- Homily for the 1st Sunday of Meshir. A reflection on how Christ labors for his creation and yet presents Himself concealed and how to labor for eternal life. Click the icon below to listen.

Send us a textPeaches rips into a viral stolen valor shooting in Seattle, exposing some of the worst weapon handling imaginable, and then unloads on the drama of Security Forces trying to brand themselves as “Air Force Weapons School.” If you want unfiltered truth about Special Warfare, concealed carry, and what actually makes USAF training elite, this episode delivers.We cover: • Nashville Operator Training Summit (AFSW prep event – land, pool, and mentorship) • The Seattle stolen valor shooting and embarrassing weapons manipulation mistakes • Concealed carry failures and why real firearms training matters • Inside the Air Force Weapons School: prestige, mission planning, and elite standards • Security Forces Weapons & Tactics Instructor Course hype vs reality • JTAC Weapons School, A-10 retirement, and what's next for Special Warfare • Recruiter pressure, cone excuses, and why some candidates keep failing⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro & off-script start 02:10 – Nashville OTS details (land, pool, mentorship) 04:26 – Seattle stolen valor shooting breakdown 11:00 – Worst concealed carry fail: finger on trigger, pinky on barrel 17:24 – What it's really like inside the Air Force Weapons School 19:33 – Security Forces course hype vs reality 25:50 – Why SF grads don't belong in mission planning cells 31:56 – Copying patches, chasing four-stars, and PR stunts 35:33 – Membership perks & exclusive merch 38:00 – JTAC Weapons School, future tracks, and the A-10 sunset 42:48 – Parents, cones, and IFT excuses 45:10 – Recruiter pressure to ship early 47:23 – Burpees, excuses, and why cones keep failing 49:00 – Wrap-up & Peaches out

 Identifying the Bomber and the Complex Attack Theory: Colleagues Jerry Dunleavy and James Hasson assert the administration concealed the identity of the Abbey Gate bomber because he was a known terrorist released after the US abandoned Bagram, questioning the official narrative and presenting evidence from service members suggesting the event was a complex attack involving gunfire, not just a suicide vest. 1950 KABUL

Last Decades, Persistent Pain, and Final Rest — Ronald White — In his later years, the severity of Chamberlain's Civil War wound, which he largely concealed, became public through a newspaper account of his surgery. He attempted business ventures without success, realizing his true calling lay in service to others. Remaining active into his 80s, he traveled extensively, impressively reading the Quran in Arabic and the Bible in Greek. Chamberlain died in 1914, essentially becoming the last casualty of the Civil War due to his Petersburgwound. Share