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Riding Shotgun With Charlie #196 Karise & Jerel Crew That Gun Talk   I've been going to the Rod of Iron Freedom Festival at the Tommy Gun Warehouse in Greeley, PA, for about 5 years now. While I was hanging out in the VIP room with a friend, Karise Crew came in and sat across the room. I invited her to come join us. I'm glad I did. Karise and her husband, Jerel, are instructors in Philadelphia. They were speaking at the event, too. So after some talking with them, I thought it would be a great idea to have them in the stagecoach.    I have to start out saying that I love seeing and husband and wife teaming working together! This was the first year that they've been to the Rod of Iron. They were hoping to bring a whole group of people but a few didn't due to the weather. I also love that they know some of the folks that I know and both of our circles of friendship are growing.    Jerel has family from Georgia and his father took him shooting as the youngest of five children. Karise used to hunt with her father, but her first purchase was with Jerel. He bought her a gun because she was robbed while only 10 feet from the police station. She got her permit before Jerel got his and she started carrying right away. Heading out on a trip to Mexico, Karise forgot that she had a gun in her purse. Of course she was stopped at the airport by the TSA. Fortunately, some of the police were Jerel's friends from his youth and they were lenient on her.    This was the turning point for them. Someone saw her on the news and told her about the USCCA. They saw the passion from this man and wanted to learn as much as they could and pass that on to their friends and community. For Father's Day, Karise got Jerel enrolled in an instructor program. At his instructor course was the man who told Karise about the USCCA. It's truly a small world.    It's always interesting to hear about the process to get permits around the country. I got my PA permit a couple years ago and it was easy.  I went to the county sheriff's office, paid the $20,and waited an hour. Jerel talked about some people waiting 6 months in Philly. A friend of theirs moved from Philly to the suburbs and applied for a license. The people were about the leave and the woman at the office called them back and said their permits were ready right then.    Once That Gun Stuff started offering classes, there was a “mystery shopper” in the class. It was someone from the Philadelphia gun permitting unit who came in to see what they were doing. The great news is the officer came up and told him that he was doing an excellent job and to keep it going.    Jerel & Karise also run events for NAAGA, National African American Gun Association. NAAGA promotes gun rights to African Americans. Currently, they have more than 75 chapters around the country. A big part of their clients are women, which is the largest growing demographic of gun owners. Karise said she had a 73 year old woman whose daughter had been shot in the head twice and lived. This woman wants to get training and education so that this doesn't happen to her and that she can pass this on to her family. That Gun Club was nominated for gun club of the year at the NAAGA conference.      They've been really knocking it out of the park with That Gun Talk. Both of them have worked in schools as a teacher and IT tech. Jerel said he's about to do full time as an instructor. They're taking their passion for firearms and teaching and turning it into a successful business. That's just great to hear from someone who started their business just a few years ago.  Favorite quotes: Karise: “This is your American right. This is your 2A right. You have to exercise your right.” Jerel: “He said ‘I'm from the Philadelphia Police Department Gun Permitting Unit. I came here to see what you're teaching.' He shook my hand and said ‘you're doing an excellent job'.” Jerel: “She refused to let that situation turn her away from guns.” Karise: “Women have been coming out in droves to get more educated.” That Gun Talk https://www.thatguntalk.com/   That Gun Talk YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@JCrew4uthatguntalk   That Gun Talk Instagram https://instagram.com/thatguntalk/   National African American Gun Association https://naaga.co/ Second Amendment Foundation https://secure.anedot.com/saf/donate?sc=RidingShotgun    Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms https://www.ccrkba.org/     Please support the Riding Shotgun With Charlie sponsors and supporters.    Buy RSWC & GunGram shirts & hoodies, stickers & patches, and mugs at the store! http://ridingshotgunwithcharlie.com/rswc-shop/   Dennis McCurdy Author, Speaker, Firewalker http://www.find-away.com/   Self Defense Radio Network http://sdrn.us/   Buy a Powertac Flashlight, use RSWC as the discount code and save 15% www.powertac.com/RSWC   SABRE Red Pepper Spray  https://lddy.no/1iq1n   Or listen on: iTunes/Apple podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/riding-shotgun-with-charlie/id1275691565

The MA Senate has released their terrible gun grab bill in response to the House's terrible gun grab bill.  We're touching on some of the bill's worst items in this episode with GOAL's Director of Public Polic Mike Harris, and NAAGA Massachusetts' Nolan Howard.  CONTACT YOUR LEGISLATORS and put this nonsense to bed!

On today's episode of TFB's Behind the Gun Podcast our host Luke C speaks with Myloreal Anderson, Shanea Daniels, Akiethia Bost, and Jaron Smith of the National African American Gun Association about what they do for the African American Gun-toting community, as well as pretty much anyone else who wants to get good training that could help save the lives of themselves, or their fellow Americans. NAAGA has over 100 chapters across the nation and over 46,000 active members that are spread about all 50 states. Along with that NAAGA certifies its own firearms instructors and puts out a consistent set of curriculum that is rapidly expanding beyond basic pistol courses, and will soon include more advanced classes for those seeking it. NAAGA was officially started and launched on February 28, 2015, in honor of Black History Month. The founder and President of the National African American Gun Association is Philip Smith, a graduate of the University of California at Davis. He is an African-American Gun enthusiast and community organizer. He founded and started NAAGA with the primary goal to expose, educate, and motivate as many African American men and women to go out and purchase a firearm for self-defense and to take training on proper gun use. Our guests today form the two primary wings of operation of NAAGA with Shanea managing and organizing NAAGA's nationwide chapters, and Myloreal, Akethia, and Jaron organizing NAAG's network of qualified instructors which directly support and train its members. https://naaga.co/ https://www.facebook.com/naaganational https://www.instagram.com/naaganational/

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Naaga - came before Simhadri. turned it off after 15 minutes. Such a loud and violent movie. Viyadagar and Deva composed the music  Andhrawala - came after Simhadri and released with tremendous hype, first Telugu movie to have 10 lakhs people come to the audio launch, Rakshita weirdest character, NTR 2nd get up is so bad and simple routine revenge drama didnt work at all. I just remember it being bad. Niamey Niamey shook the industry if im not wrong. Raghava Lawrence was the choreographer. And Mumbai slum set was done in Hyderabad at a studio by Art director Chinna. Another song Kokkoka Misaa, nah dil lo ivvani visa, oorinchake samosa, naa favorite onion dosa.  Samba - rod movie. Producer of the movie is Kodak Nani. Unintentionally funny. Out and out mass entertainer and too violent. So many heads get chopped off in this. Violence is not a problem but when it's senseless it becomes a lot to process. NTR has this weird dialogue delivery and he like shouts at the person and is hyper in all the emotional scenes. NTR comes to Prakash Raj house and sits down in a chair. Prakash Raj raises one eyebrow and then NTR raises both eye browses. This is supposedly to be a mass warning or mass counter lmao.  Climax kicks head like a soccer ball and then kid stops a bomb by peeing on it. Then Prakash Raj kills Vijayakumar and pricks the dead body with the sharp point of the knife. Due to the hype and combo, it ended up as an above average at the box office but was not a hit.  Naa Alludu - funniest movie. Intro NTR stands on a car and throws a rod and Shreya and Genelia go flying, then it shifts to a house set with NTR, Ramya Krishna, and Sriya Genelia. Some weird things happen and outdated story about atha alludu. Yem Peru Murugan is the best song  Narasimhudu - Another rod movie, NTR is apparently a mute and makes all these funny faces biting his teeth around Ashish Vidyarthi and kills everybody. Only songs are good. Mani Sharma mass. All of the songs are so good, my favorite are Rajamandrike and Muddula Gopala,  Ashok - another overly violent mass masala movie, Sonu Sood and his mom do some weird things and its just too long and outdated, Gola Gola song is all I remember NTR dance steps are so good.  Shakthi - already reviewed it but Meher Anna already described it in the audio launch. Missile launch ki mana ice value enthandi. Ileana, sets, and mani Sharma music were the highlights. Pharaohs in 1983 apparently when the pyramids were built in 300BC. Story actually has potential with Shakthi peethams but it just turns into simple revenge drama. NTR get up in 2nd half as Rudra is worst.  Oosaravelli - Came during Dookudu, Pilla Zamindar time, trailer created huge impact and generated huge openings, current wire dialogue and songs were good, but movie is rod. Rewatched it for the pod. Nothing in the movie. Badly written, cringe comedy aplenty, no entertainment and worst editing. Tamannah meets NTR on the highway and during their convo, NTR in a car and Tamannah in an ambulance keeps spinning. Villain Rakesh and Payal Ghosh worst lip sync. 2nd half most over the top flashback with Tamannah and her family, Anjaneyam episode is full headache. Vidyut Jammwal got his ass kicked by NTR in back to back movies and then Prakash Raj such a useless villain, BGM is also terrible.  Ramayya Vasthavayya: movie originally had some other story but due it being too similar to Mirchi, Dil Raju asked for a rewrite and they made this crap. Too violent, routine, and boring. Comedy scenes are so bad and entire flashback is peaks of routine. NTR acting is nothing new and Harish Shankar downfall started with this movie. Songs by Thaman were good.  Rabhasa: Came at a time when audience was done with Sreenu Vaitla's comedy template of making villains barks by entering a house and then this movie comes and NTR had no outstanding blockbusters since Brindavanam. Such cringe and routine comedy, same old family problem bullshit.  Brahmanandam worst comedy.

Black history in these United States is American history. I really hate the notion that blacks need our own month to celebrate our history, because it perpetuates the fiction that blacks cannot fully participate in the American experience. However, our staff writer, Jessica Geraghty, decided to take the opportunity to call on Philip Smith, the ... The post Black Gun History Matters: Chat with NAAGA’s Philip Smith | 2A For Today! appeared first on The New American.

Strategist & Author Jerroll Sanders will discuss if we should mourn or celebrate Black History Month. Jerroll authored a Police Reform Measure several years ago and will also talk about changing Policing in the country. Before Jerroll, The President of The National African American Gun Association, NAAGA, Phillip Smith, checks in. Michigan activist Rev. Edward Pickney starts the program. Text "DCnews" to 52140 For Local & Exclusive News Sent Directly To You! The Big Show starts on WOL 95.9 FM & 1450 AM, 1010 AM WOLB and woldcnews.com at 6 am ET., 5 am CT., 3 am PT., and 11 am BST. Call in # 800 450 7876 to participate & listen liveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Phil Smith comes on the show to talk about NAAGA, recent legislation that impacts his members and potentially forming an PAC that operates independently from NAAGA. This is a long form virtual follow up to that conversation to my recent chat we shared from USCCA Expo. We recorded this Conversation on Youtube LIVE as a special event under the Armed Atlas Channel. Future conversations will be LIVE on the Costly Conversations Podcast channel and we'll make space for a 15-30 minute audience Q&A at the end of each conversation. The Q&A can be found on the YouTube version and you can participate if you join us LIVE. I do need to apologize for my audio levels being noticeably lower than my guest. We will be making a simple fix to resolve that issue going forward. Thank you for being so supportive for these past 2 years. WATCH THE LIVE REPLAY FOR LIVE Q&A Costly Freedom Tees Available NOW Thank you for tuning into Costly Conversations. It is our mission to have Tough Conversations in DEFIANCE of Societal Expectations. Please consider supporting the movement via Patreon link below) All paid supporters will be invited to the exclusive club, Costly Community. You'll Have access to Private Q&As with some of your favorite guest and community hangouts. Follow on INSTAGRAM SUBSCRIBE on YOUTUBE SUPPORT directly on PATREON for $5 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/costlypod/support

The founder and President of the National African American Gun Association is Philip Smith, a graduate of the University of California at Davis. He is an African-American Gun enthusiast and community organizer. He founded and started NAAGA with the primary goal to expose, educate, and motivate as many African American men and women to go out and purchase a firearm for self-defense and to take training on proper gun use. NAAGA - National African American Gun Association --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mastermine-mrg/message

Phillip Smith come on to make a case for why the NAAGA is important to the new wave of black gun owns & beyond. My March is here: --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/costlypod/support

Costly Freedom Tees Available NOW Thank you for tuning into Costly Conversations. It is our mission to have Tough Conversations in DEFIANCE of Societal Expectations. Caleb of T&S Solutions came on the show to share his experiences and perspective of growing up on a Law Enforcement Family, Becoming the Youngest Chapter President of NAAGA, Running a successful training and security company, mental health and other impactful stories. Want more Caleb? Click here Please consider supporting the movement via Patreon link below) All paid supporters will be invited to the exclusive club, Costly Community. You'll Have access to Private Q&As with some of your favorite guest and community hangouts. Follow on INSTAGRAM SUBSCRIBE on YOUTUBE SUPPORT directly on PATREON for $5 Check out our Channel Partners! Obsidian Training Group the source for ALL my Gear Use code ARMEDATLAS for discount! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/costlypod/support

Tarikh Brown is a NAAGA club president, Creative and Participant in a reality Tv show called Surviving Mann. He came on the podcast to discuss his time on the show and what it's like to be the chapter president of a majority black gun club! Want to support the show? Buy some MERCH #KeepItCostly Want more Tarikh Brown? Click Here  Please consider supporting the movement via Patreon link below) All paid supporters will be invited to the exclusive club, Costly Community. You'll Have access to Private Q&As with some of your favorite guest and community hangouts. Follow on INSTAGRAM SUBSCRIBE  on YOUTUBE SUPPORT directly on PATREON for $3 Or give a 1 time donation on Venmo @ArmedAtlas Check out our Channel Partners! Obsidian Training Group for Firearms Related Gear Grey Man Solutions for amazing holsters Use code ARMEDATLAS for discount! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/costlypod/support

On this episode Molly and Bruce discuss being safe and the impact the recent shootings are having on them.  Also discuss the perspective of owning guns and the state of guns laws in the country.  Being a gun owner and having loved ones who have separate views concerning guns can be tricky although a conversation can be extremely beneficial.

Philip Smith of the National African American Gun Association (NAAGA) joins the podcast to discuss President Joe Biden's recent moves to change ATF leadership. Biden recently picked a second nominee to head the agency. Then he demoted the acting director and replaced him with a third candidate. Smith said NAAGA is unhappy that Marvin Richardson, a Black agent with 33 years of experience, has now been passed over three times for White candidates who are less qualified for the permanent director position. Smith said Richardson is well-liked by ATF agents and the industry alike. He argued Richardson is a non-partisan with the proper skill set to run the agency in the long term. Smith's comments were backed up by the Black Agents and Professionals Law Enforcement Association which spoke out in support of Richardson.  He said the President is wrong to push aside Richardson in favor of other candidates. He said NAAGA was concerned with the racial dynamics of the pick but also the political implications of it. Both of the permanent director nominees Biden has chosen over Richardson have established track records as gun-control advocates. He said the President should not only reinstate Richardson to acting director but put him up as the permanent director nominee. Smith also explained NAAGA's view on permitless gun-carry and whether the group plans to become more politically involved as it continues to grow. Plus, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman and I talk about what the newest video from the set of Rust tells us about Alec Baldwin's shooting. Special Guest: Philip Smith.

In This Episode Erin and Weer'd discuss the Washington DC spree shooting and the lamentations of David Hogg who needs an "extra billion dollars"; Weer'd interviews Phillip Smith of the National African American Gun Association on a hostile misquote from the media about NAAGA's stance on Constitutional Carry; David talks about the challenges of getting guns out of New York City; and finally, Weer'd sits down with Paloma Capanna about her new book, January 6 x 20 Things You Need to Know. Did you know that we have a Patreon? Join now for the low, low cost of $4/month (that's $1/podcast) and you'll get to listen to our podcast on Friday instead of Mondays, as well as patron-only content like mag dump episodes, our hilarious blooper reels and film tracks. Show Notes Main Topic: DC shooting: Suspect in DC shooting that wounded 4 is dead, police say “Camera” Hogg Throws Everytown Under The Bus Black Gun-Rights Group Slams ATF Director Demotion, Questions Racial Motivations of Biden Nominations Phillip Smith interview: National African American Gun Association “Pro gun Groups Comes Out Against Constitutional Carry” Gun Lovers and Other Strangers: ACP Episode 18 NYPD: Depositing Firearms, Rifles, and Shotguns for Safekeeping NYC Administrative Code Section 10-303 NYC Administrative Code Section 10-304 Paloma Capanna Interview: 2am Patriot January 6 x 20 Things You Need to Know

Mark and Greg cover scared FL tourists, GA2A loses lawsuit, NAAGA comes out against constitutional carry?

Have you thought about purchasing a weapon? How about getting a license to carry concealed? We discuss the importance of gun safety and the importance of being trained on your weapon as well as the importance of knowing state laws.  We also discuss some of the recent legislation being introduced and already been passed as state law.  Stay safe, up to date, and aware of your surroundings.

In part 1 of this 4 part series, Miyanovich and King discuss the rise of black gun ownership in America, profound emotional releases for first-time black gun owners, the positives and negatives of The USCCA and The NRA, the importance of The National African American Gun Association, and the potential benefits of depoliticizing The Second Amendment.  

On today’s program we sat down for a chat with Philip Smith, founder of NAAGA, the National African American Gun Association about American gun culture from Cali to Atlanta, the gun rights advocacy and training program that he’s developed, his work to preserve the history of black American gun culture, and how securing our God ... The post Philip Smith Interview – Founder of NAAGA | 2A For Today! appeared first on The New American.

My guest today are the men of Black Bottom Gun Club and Malcolm Little Gun Club, Michigan's Detroit and Lansing chapters of NAAGA. Chad King, Ross Palmer, and Stephan Alexander also are founder/owner and instructors of Apex Defense, Great Lakes Firearm Safety Training, and A2 Tactical Defense. Each of these instructors stress the importance of training beyond the basics, and stepping out of the comfort zone to get instruction as early as possible and throughout the life of gun ownership. Training never stops!  To learn more about training opportunities check out the links below to see what courses are available in your area.     Apex Defense: https://apxdef.com/ Great Lakes Firearm Safety Training: http://goccw.com/ A2 Tactical Defense: https://www.gundojomi.com/  You can also listen to this episode on spotify, iheart, itunes, overcast, and other podcast streaming platforms.

In This Episode: Weer'd has technical difficulties, but overcomes them! Erin and Weer'd discuss some attempts to run around the Protection in Lawful Commerce in Arms Act; David talks about the Gun Control Act of 1968 and how it affected the gun industry; and Weer'd interviews Phillip Smith of the National African-American Gun Association to talk about this fast-growing organization. Did you know that we have a Patreon? Join now for the low, low cost of $4/month (that's $1/podcast) and you'll get to listen to our podcast on Friday instead of Mondays, as well as patron-only content like mag dump episodes, our hilarious blooper reels and film tracks. Show Notes Main Topic: Gun-Maker Offers Sandy Hook Families $33 Million. Here's What They May Be Considering Shall Not Be Questioned: Remington Settlement Mexico Sues U.S. Gun Manufacturers For Contributing To Arms Trafficking Deaths OSD 129: The lawsuit accusing gun makers of complying with the law Military presents plan to manufacture replica of 50-caliber Barrett Where did they go? The missing soldiers Billboards near Smith and Wesson display reminder of gun violence Gun Lovers and Other Strangers: Gun Control Act of 1968 ***PDF Warning*** National Firearms Act of 1934 ***PDF Warning*** Federal Firearms Act of 1938 ***PDF Warning*** Pre-GCA68-Ad 1970-Shooters-Bible-Preface 1970-Shooters-Bible-Winchester Shooters-Bible-Smith-and-Wesson Shooters-Bible-Colt 1970-Shooters-Bible-Charter-Arms 1960-Machine-Gun-Ad-01 1960-Machine-Gun-Ad-02 1960-Machine-Gun-Ad-03 1958-Solothurn-Ad 1960-American-Rifleman-Boys-Anti-Tank-Rifle Philip Smith Interview: National African American Gun Association   

For today's episode, Tyrell and Daphne welcome Philip Smith, the founder and President of the National African American Gun Association. During the episode, they discuss his motivation for establishing NAAGA and the mission of the organization (4:18). They also have a conversation related to general myths and misconceptions about gun ownership (14:45), the unique experience of Black gun owners (21:05), and how the Philando Castile killing demonstrates the extra burden placed on Black gun owners (27:57). Next, they discuss Philip Smith's perspective on gun control efforts and legislation (34:00) and what it means to design “common sense” gun laws (47:35). They close the episode by highlighting important considerations for those interested in becoming gun owners as well as what it looks like to be a member of NAAGA (1:00:27).  Other Topics Include:  00:30 - Catch up with Ty and Daphne 03:44 - Learn more about Philip Smith, founder and president of NAAGA 1:06:10 -  Ty and Daphne reflect on the Interview  Resources: BhD Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/bhdpodcast  Website - https://naaga.co 

Stephanie & I Discuss the NAAGA SW Regional Convention, Training Firearms Instructors, our biggest tip for instructors, Constitutional Carry, and we talk about a Black owned range she just found. Stephanie Marie is the Southwestern Regional Director of NAAGA and the owner of Family Ties Firearm Training in Houston, TX. We recorded this episode in May of 2021 prior to the events mentioned in this interview. -Try these links: Instagram: https://instagram.com/familyties2a Website: https://linktr.ee/family_ties_firearms_training Find more Armed Atlas here: https://msha.ke/armedatlas/ Want to support the show? Shop with our Affiliate Links! Range Gear I Love: Targets https://amzn.to/2Qn0uVbEye protection https://amzn.to/32y5R6u Also, follow me on IG to see what brands I'm supporting:) Important Information: Racism is bad. Guns are cool. Always observe the 4 rule of firearms safety - 1. Treat every firearm as if it is loaded 2. Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction at all times 3. Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to fire 4. Know your target and what is beyond it - Failure to follow these basic rules has resulted in serious injury and death. Always Vet your instructors, even if they appear on a Costly Conversation Need help finding an instructor or have other Self Defense related needs? Please see the National Black Self Defense Directory:https://mysisterskeeperdefense.com/nationalrangeday --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/costlypod/support

NAAGA President, Phil Smith, talks what NAAGA (National African American Gun Association) is and what they do as an organization. The Concealed Carry Podcast network is brought to you by XS Sights manufacturer here in the USA. Today's episode is also brought to you by the following: Firearm Trainers Association (FTA) FTAProtect.com – In today's… The post EP123 – What You need to Know About NAAGA first appeared on The Firearm Trainer Podcast.

Ep 123 of Real Black News features Geneva Solomon, co-owner of Redstone Firearms, who joins the podcast after recently speaking to Congress about gun violence to share her thoughts as a liberal on why she stays armed, trains, and suggests more women do the same (starts 24:43). Other topics include the increase in Black gun owners, the huge financial win for Maryland HBCUs, the problem with shaming people for vaccine hesitancy, and more of the top five empowering Black News stories of the week. #RealBlackNews

Ep 123 of Real Black News features Geneva Solomon, co-owner of Redstone Firearms, who joins the podcast after recently speaking to Congress about gun violence to share her thoughts as a liberal on why she stays armed, trains, and suggests more women do the same (starts 24:43). Other topics include the increase in Black gun owners, the huge financial win for Maryland HBCUs, the problem with shaming people for vaccine hesitancy, and more of the top five empowering Black news stories of the week. #RealBlackNews

National African American Gun Association Founder and President Philip Smith discusses the movement in the Black community to bear arms amid the current political climate and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Today's episode is on FIRE! Krystle Miller of The Armed Muva (find her on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube, is sharing her firearm journey. This mom of three decided that she didn't want to just rely on others to keep her and her family safe during this intense time in the US, so she took action. She purchased a firearm, trained to use it and now she is bringing her online and in-person community along the journey with her, inspiring and empowering other women to do the same! You do NOT want to miss this episode. We talk ALL about how to get started with a firearm, why women should feel like they can be "their own first responder!" and the racist roots of gun control in America. For more form Krystle, click the links above to follow her! Please like, share, review and subscribe to Dirty Strength Radio™!

On this episode: We brought in some friends. First and foremost Joe Biden is in, Trump is out! Kamala Harris is going to be the first woman VP. Gator is back, along with Shahzad and Ruben. Cori Bush is the first Black Woman to represent Missouri in the U.S. Congress, she will join “The Squad” in representing progressive priorities. We investigate the significance of black and brown voters in the outcome of the 2020 Presidential race, and the fate of American institutions in our democracy. Continued on the next episode.... Show Prologue:Brothers Breaking Bread, or the “Triple B Pod”, is a collection of African American professionals, friends, and family that attempt to tackle the important issues of the day. We bring our unique brand of humor, sensitivity, and oftentimes anger to the analysis. The show features Rodger (@KcStork); “The Brothers of Doom” James and Joe; Anthony (10 Meters); Zeb (Da Soulja) Ada (Lady Lavender) and extended #3BPod family. We cut our teeth as podcasters creating nearly 100 episodes of the Negroraguan Podcast, we’ve kept much of the format and traditions with a few personal touches that come with a new show. We sincerely hope you enjoy, and subscribe to the show. Please contact us on Twitter @Triple_B_Pod Facebook https://www.facebook.com/brothersbreaking.bread.7 or Email: brothersbreakingbreadpod@gmail.comMusic Cred:Show Intro- We Outchea - Joseph JeffersonOutro- It’s Over – Joseph JeffersonCoup D’état- Zeb Ore featuring Joseph Jefferson Terrible Thoughtz Album- Zeb Ore, Jason Jones, Jeremy Scott, Joseph Jeffersonhttps://soundcloud.com/joseph-jefferson-499547334/sets/terrible-thoughtzJoe Jeff- Coronamatichttps://soundcloud.com/joseph-jefferson-499547334/sets/war-of-attritionPhoto Editing:Jason JonesShow Title: Fix Bayonets/Biden’s Transition TeamIntro: https://twitter.com/johnlegend/status/1324645845740920833?s=25&fbclid=IwAR2zOUeY0RRNSAERagbWepaN92f3E9VL1hAM8-a6xLSg0NOZ6E2VplLzsgIGood News:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptwz7mHCyRw&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR2N2vpTAPefJxuU0NHY0NbADQT2mNI5099FxNjO1Lsm1IncXuEuvs_-PXIhttps://nowthisnews.com/politics/all-four-women-of-the-squad-win-reelectionBreaking News:https://www.facebook.com/Lyricxpression/videos/10214891883649477/The Shame:https://www.facebook.com/NowThisPolitics/videos/415218619507673Dry Snitching:https://twitter.com/jasonscampbell/status/1324478272734986241?s=25&fbclid=IwAR3W_5NwMcgvCKAGL6pIwNIIExnyjU0OmXhBmu5at_anyqDWgR3_3-os9YkCabinet Spots:https://www.mic.com/articles/161357/here-is-a-breakdown-of-all-the-cabinet-positions-and-what-they-do

On this episode: We brought in some friends. First and foremost Joe Biden is in, Trump is out! Kamala Harris is going to be the first woman VP. Gator is back, along with Shahzad and Ruben. Cori Bush is the first Black Woman to represent Missouri in the U.S. Congress, she will join “The Squad” in representing progressive priorities. We investigate the significance of black and brown voters in the outcome of the 2020 Presidential race, and the fate of American institutions in our democracy. Continued on the next episode.... Show Prologue:Brothers Breaking Bread, or the “Triple B Pod”, is a collection of African American professionals, friends, and family that attempt to tackle the important issues of the day. We bring our unique brand of humor, sensitivity, and oftentimes anger to the analysis. The show features Rodger (@KcStork); “The Brothers of Doom” James and Joe; Anthony (10 Meters); Zeb (Da Soulja) Ada (Lady Lavender) and extended #3BPod family. We cut our teeth as podcasters creating nearly 100 episodes of the Negroraguan Podcast, we’ve kept much of the format and traditions with a few personal touches that come with a new show. We sincerely hope you enjoy, and subscribe to the show. Please contact us on Twitter @Triple_B_Pod Facebook https://www.facebook.com/brothersbreaking.bread.7 or Email: brothersbreakingbreadpod@gmail.comMusic Cred:Show Intro- We Outchea - Joseph JeffersonOutro- It’s Over – Joseph JeffersonCoup D’état- Zeb Ore featuring Joseph Jefferson Terrible Thoughtz Album- Zeb Ore, Jason Jones, Jeremy Scott, Joseph Jeffersonhttps://soundcloud.com/joseph-jefferson-499547334/sets/terrible-thoughtzJoe Jeff- Coronamatichttps://soundcloud.com/joseph-jefferson-499547334/sets/war-of-attritionPhoto Editing:Jason JonesShow Title: Fix Bayonets/Biden’s Transition TeamIntro: https://twitter.com/johnlegend/status/1324645845740920833?s=25&fbclid=IwAR2zOUeY0RRNSAERagbWepaN92f3E9VL1hAM8-a6xLSg0NOZ6E2VplLzsgIGood News:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptwz7mHCyRw&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR2N2vpTAPefJxuU0NHY0NbADQT2mNI5099FxNjO1Lsm1IncXuEuvs_-PXIhttps://nowthisnews.com/politics/all-four-women-of-the-squad-win-reelectionBreaking News:https://www.facebook.com/Lyricxpression/videos/10214891883649477/The Shame:https://www.facebook.com/NowThisPolitics/videos/415218619507673Dry Snitching:https://twitter.com/jasonscampbell/status/1324478272734986241?s=25&fbclid=IwAR3W_5NwMcgvCKAGL6pIwNIIExnyjU0OmXhBmu5at_anyqDWgR3_3-os9YkCabinet Spots:https://www.mic.com/articles/161357/here-is-a-breakdown-of-all-the-cabinet-positions-and-what-they-do

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“Time For An Awakening” for Sunday 6/28/2020 our guests was Activist, Organizer, Founder and President of the National African American Gun Association Mr. Philip Smith. Mr. Smith is back to discuss the organization he founded and started, NAAGA offering training that supports safe gun use for self defense and sportsmanship, and advocating for the inalienable right to self defense for African Americans.  

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Ida B. Wells, W.E.B. DuBois, even Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. all have a place in one of the most obscured parts of our history - the Black tradition of gun ownership. Douglas Jefferson, the Vice President of the National African American Gun Association, argues that for Black people in America to be fully vested as citizens, we have to be able to experience the fullest freedom every single liberty granted in the Constitution - including the right to lawfully bear arms. Black History Year is produced by PushBlack, the nation’s largest non-profit Black media company. Obviously, the power that comes from knowing our history is important to you. PushBlack exists because we saw we had to take this into our own hands. You make PushBlack happen with your contributions at BlackHistoryYear.com. Most people do 5 of 10 bucks a month, but everything makes a difference. Thanks for supporting the work. Production support from Mikel Ellcessor and Jessica Rugh Frantz from Limina House and Sasha Kai Parker as editor/sound designer, with the PushBlack team: Tareq Alani, Brooke Brown, Eskedar Getahun, Abeni Jones, Patrick Sanders, and Cydney Smith. Useful links:National African American Gun Association 

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Thanks for tuning in to the Middle Men Talk Show today!! Activist and journalist Ida B. Wells once wrote that every black family should own a Winchester rifle. Gun ownership among African Americans has been on the rise since the election of Donald Trump, yet seemingly blacks people do not enjoy the same freedoms and protections as their white counterparts. With no end in sight to the negative perceptions, where do black people fit into the gun culture of America? The Second Amendment gives every citizen of the United States the right to bear arms. But does this truly apply to everyone? What are steps one should do to become a gun owner? What type of gun should a first-time buyer purchase? How many guns is too many? Do black people subject themselves to more danger by not open or concealed carrying? Is black gun ownership the same as white gun ownership? Will the rise in gun ownership lead back to the time when black people policed their own neighborhoods? Do we think the right to bear arms and self defense will be met with the same adherence to the law? At what age should we start teaching our children how to use a gun properly? Should black people join the NRA? What are the benefits of people of color joining the NRA?

Although this is a "largely symbolic resolution," it conveys the sentiment in the county at the leadership level of an active and supported gun community. One of our core principles is "Defend by any means necessary: Our family, Our tribe, Our neighbor's tribe, Our nation, The diaspora, The motherland."Since we are talking about Escambia County being a gun sanctuary, let's talk about gun education.Let's prepare to protect our families, everyone else is. Who is prepared to defend their family? Let's talk about all the ways you prepare to defend your self, your home, and your family. Join us @Bantucola on Facebook with the hashtag #guns.

Broadcasting from the Arrowhead Building Supply Studios and featuring the www.CallTammy.com Real Estate Listener Line, it's Hour Three of Allman in the Morning! This hour, Jamie discusses the news of the day, including Condoleezza Rice debunking the Russian election hoax, and information on NAAGA, the National African American Gun Association.

630 - World War I and Us   Historical look at our flag, WWI, Harlem’s Hellfighters, and the Trench Gun News: the NAAGA is having its first convention in 2020, and I am taking a break from this podcast.   Shout out to all on Youtube that listened.  Please give me a thumbs up there. If you are new, please take the time to listen to any of the 629 episodes previously until I return. If you want to contact me, blackmanwithagun@gmail.com If you would like to purchase a book, go to http://book.blackmanwithagun.com   If you would like to support the app, (blackmanwithagun.org) the hosting, the website redesign that is coming and even yours truly, please go to https://patreon.com/blackmanwithagun  Shalom baby, Kenn 

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Here’s three points I got from the John Wick 3 movie : 1.            One of things I pulled out of this action packed movie is that relationships matter.  2.            Blind loyalty hurts.  3.            learn how to operate the firearm you run backwards and forwards, be proficient in clearing malfunctions, how to fix it, everything    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSXc5z9F7Do   I have a Conversation with the best writer on the Black Man With A Gun blog, Dave B. Cole on hunting, being a writer for the Black Man With A Gun and more Gun Rights Alliance - join our list  https://forms.aweber.com/form/54/1271685154.htm   Today, I am looking forward at what I can do for the gun rights movement as a legacy. I want to be remembered for more than just being the OGaka the Black Man with A Gun™.  Here’s what I plan.  I am working with a app developer to create a mobile app that can be a platform directory for organizations like the GOA, USCCA, SAF, NAAGA, 2AO, and others to connect with us.  IT will also have a directory and links to pages from content creators that are really the media for our side.  The bloggers, podcasters, and YouTubers will have their own apps within this app. I am trying to get cutting age tech to protect us from the Bergs that don’t like us. (Bloom and Zucker.)  It’s been a great life so far.  Being involved in the gun rights movement has improved me.  It has taught me to be a better citizen.  It has made me appreciate freedom, history and the sacrifices of others.  Communication is the magic sauce.  Going to try it despite our mistrust of each other.  Going to make it happen despite the need for goo gobs of money.  The power has always been in the people. We are what makes this thing called freedom work. I think I can do this. I’ve worked with just about everyone.  I’ve watched folks come and go.  Like a sentinel, I have held my post.  I have encouraged and discouraged posers as best I could.   I have been an activist in the gun rights community since 1991. Before that I started as a firearms trainer for my government agency.  From that I launched a side business to teach tactics and defense to civilians and security officers.  I was part of the start of the concealed carry movement.  I traveled with the NRA and the Law Enforcement Alliance of America to testify in a handful of states to change their racist policies and laws.  Thus began my journey as the Black Man with A Gun™. I started a national gun club in 1991 to foster the growth of African Americans in the shooting sports.  I published a book in 1999.  I created a website in 2000. I’ve worked behind the scenes to select, qualify and protect people of color that became involved in Supreme Court cases. I’ve worked with the NRA.  I even tried to get a job there.  I’m a life member. I only turned it down because the salary was too low and not close to what they were paying the incumbent. I begged to be a functioning member on the GOA staff and after –way too much back and forth – got a position as the volunteer Urban Affairs guy.  I didn’t do a thing with that.  I resigned.  Too early I guess. I’ve been a voting member on the CCRKBA and done the perfunctory “minority speaker slot” the GRPC but never made the masthead.  I’ve worked with just about all the groups out there.  My hats off to all the brothers and sisters now working with “x” organization. This is my attempt to sew all the pieces together.  If you will support it, join the email list today so I can build a team to make this happen.  We are the Gun Rights Alliance.    M-W tactical on the accessory from Taran Tactical 

Happy Holidays. African American history; Gunsmith named James Monroe Jones Police commentary about the shootings from thetacticalwire.com NAAGA.co President's Phil Smith comments about the shootings Commentary from Maryland Shall Issue Mike reviews a sexy new gun belt If you like the podcast, download the free app for it on IOS at http://BlackManWithAGun.org also available in Google Play for Android. http://Marylandshallissue.com http://ammo.com/blackmanwithagun http://Crossbreedholsters.com http://Uscca.blackmanwithagun.com   Thank you to our awesome Sho- Nuff Supporters at http://patreon.com/blackmanwithagun   sticker link $2 https://www.teepublic.com/sticker/3703806-me2a?product_id=1918&ref_id=6142&store_id=152761    blackmanwithagun.com  shout out to all my listeners in Germany.

Welcome to a new episode of black man with a gun show podcast, this week  I’m still trying to get on the schedules of some of the leaders of the gun community to share what they are doing with you.  Its a work in progress, folks don’t know what to do with me.  Thank you for understanding.     Phil Smith on The future of National AA Gun Association, goals and visions Marcus Weldon starts his series with advice on what really happens after you defend yourself Intro to our focus next month History takes us back to a Nat Turner and 10 things you might not have known about him. his solar eclipse event Michael j. woodland on shooting with one hand

Phillip Smith, president and founder premiers this week as a contributor representing NAAGA.  Marcus A.Weldon aka the Santa Shooter also introduces himself here.  The historical account of SNCC.   The show is back with a new mission.  It will focus on the contributions of gun clubs, trainers and people making a difference in the black gun community in addition to American history, product reviews with love from  Kenn in these changing times.

Ben Shapiro, editor-in-chief of DailyWire.com, talks with Rick and Michael about the current state of free speech and civil discourse in the U.S. Phillip Smith, the head of the National African-American Gun Association, discusses the NRA's silence in the wake of the Philando Castile shooting, trial and verdict.

On this show we will be talking with Phillip Smith President of National African American Gun Association.

On this show we will be talking with Phillip Smith President of National African American Gun Association.

I took the name of black man with a gun in 1999 to promote my book and gun rights activism.  I thought I would stop after it no longer was effective.  There are many pro-gun groups now but is there unity?  What do we need?  What has happened?  On this week I talk about Black Lives Matter and SNCC.  We have a new feature called Gun of the week.  This week I talk about Glock. Interview with Charlie Cook of Gun Grams. And more... Please share the Mp3 link with a friend.  Write a positive review for iTunes, Spreaker or Stitcher Radio if that is how you listen.  Thank you. 

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For twenty five years I have been a gun rights activist and firearms trainer known internationally as the Black Man With A Gun.  I’ve seen them come and I’ve seen them go.  I almost faded myself but my time has not yet come.  I am here to help and teach, support the next generation of American freedom fighters, patriots and leaders.  This week, I catch up Phil Smith, founder of the National African American Gun Owners Association.  He is our featured guest and we plan to have weekly updates here on the show. Also on your show, I have new firearms trainer Michael J. Woodland with a tip of the week.  And our expert trainer, author and friend indulges me on my silly question and quest for info about 1911’s again.  As this is my gun focus for the month.  I answer the most asked question received when I am lecturing and speaking professionally; “How Do We Get More Black People Into Our Organization?”   http://naaga.co http://blackmanwithagun.com http://2AO.org http://10dollargunclub.com http://mobileministry.us    http://patreon.com/blackmanwithagun        

After some thought I realized that the whole "Uncle Tom" thing needs to be exposed.  I say we shooting Uncle Tom, steam the Crabs in the Barrel, bury Willie Lynch and the stop the Stockholm Syndrome.  Also I respond to some email questions from listeners and ask you to join:   GeorgiaCarry.org MarylandShallIssue.org 10DollarGunClub.com   and continue to support me at Http://patreon.com/blackmanwithagun and/or  http://Gofundme.com/kennblanchard run for a radio show.