Podcasts about Perdue

Leila Rahimi and Marshall Harris were joined by NBA analyst and former Bulls center Will Perdue to preview Bulls Fest this weekend. He also discussed Bulls forward Matas Buzelis' growth, the comparisons that rookie forward Caleb Wilson has drawn and more.

In the final hour, Leila Rahimi and Marshall Harris were joined by NBA analyst and former Bulls center Will Perdue to preview Bulls Fest this weekend. He also discussed Bulls forward Matas Buzelis' growth, the comparisons that rookie forward Caleb Wilson has drawn and more. After that, Rahimi and Harris made the case against the Bears regressing in the 2026 season after they went 11-6 and won the NFC North in 2025.

Caravage est l'un des plus célèbres peintres du monde occidental, mais c'est l'aventurier et non l'artiste que nous suivons dans ses frasques à répétition et dans les infractions qui ont fait de lui un fugitif.Plongez au cœur de la vie tumultueuse de Michel-Ange Merisi, dit Caravage, l'un des plus grands peintres de la Renaissance italienne.

“God Can Turn Your Worst Season Around—So Don't Quit Before He Does.”   What do you do when life falls apart, your plans fail, or you're facing a difficult season? […] The post Supernatural Turnaround | The Perdue Podcast Live EP 21 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

“Praise Isn't Just Worship — It's Warfare.”   Pastors Aaron and Heather Perdue break down the power of praise through six Hebrew words — Toda, Yadah, Barak, Shabach, Zamar, and […] The post The Power Of Praise | The Perdue Podcast Live EP 20 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

“Renew Your Mind the Same Way You Clean Out Your Closet.”   Pastors Aaron and Heather Perdue introduce “the closet principle” — a simple framework for renewing your mind based […] The post The Closet Principle | The Perdue Podcast Live EP 19 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

This week, Dave speaks with Jack Kneuper, Senior Digital Performance Marketing Manager at Perdue Farms.Jack discusses how the shopper journey has become less like a funnel and more like a series of connected moments across creator content, search, retail media, product pages, reviews, promotions, and in-store experiences.He also shares how Perdue is thinking about retail media measurement, AI-assisted reporting, campaign automation, and scaling creator-led content without losing authenticity.Topics covered:Why the funnel now looks more like a pinball machineEvaluating retail media beyond ROASUsing AI to improve reporting and signal detectionAutomating repetitive campaign workflowsScaling creator-led content authenticallyConnect with Jack on LinkedInFollow Beyond the Shelf on LinkedInLearn More about It'sRapidGet the It'sRapid Creative Automation PlaybookTake It'sRapid's Creative Workflow Automation with AI surveyEmail us at sales@itsrapid.io to find out how to get your free AI Image AuditTheme music: "Happy" by Mixaud - https://mixaund.bandcamp.comProducer: Jake Musiker

08/07/2026: Tyler Axness is in for Joel Heitkamp as he is joined by Matt Perdue. Matt was elected president of North Dakota Farmers Union in December of 2025. Tyler and Matt discuss the farm bill that stalled in the Senate Ag Committee. (Joel Heitkamp is a talk show host on the Mighty 790 KFGO in Fargo-Moorhead. His award-winning program, “News & Views,” can be heard weekdays from 8 – 11 a.m. Follow Joel on X/Twitter @JoelKFGO.)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“God Is Your Supplier — People Are Just the Straw.”   Pastors Aaron and Heather Perdue go deeper into the 4 biblical keys to unlock prosperity: faith to receive, faith […] The post Unlocking Prosperity: 4 Biblical Keys to Change Your Life | The Perdue Podcast Live EP 17 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

“You're Not Fixed Up — You're Made New.”   Pastors Aaron and Heather Perdue break down 3 things every Christian must know from 2 Corinthians 5:17–21: you are a new […] The post 3 Things Every Christian Should Know | The Perdue Podcast Live EP 18 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

Le plus déroutant, ce n'est pas de ne plus savoir où aller. C'est de réaliser que la vie qui nous convenait hier ne nous ressemble plus aujourd'hui.Le travail, les relations, les projets ou les rêves qui nous animaient perdent peu à peu leur évidence. Une impression diffuse s'installe, comme si quelque chose était devenu off. Alors une pensée finit par émerger : « Je suis perdue. » Et si ce sentiment n'était pas le problème… mais un signal ? Le signe que certaines sphères de votre vie ne sont plus alignées avec la personne que vous êtes en train de devenir.Dans ce nouvel épisode de Dear M., je partage une réflexion très personnelle, inspirée de ce que je traverse actuellement. Je parle de cet inconfort de l'entre-deux : cet espace où l'on n'est plus vraiment la personne que l'on était, sans être encore celle que l'on devient. J'y explore pourquoi la perte de sens n'est ni un manque de motivation, ni un simple passage à vide, mais une invitation à réévaluer ce qui mérite encore notre énergie. Je partage aussi pourquoi vouloir absolument connaître le comment nous empêche souvent de vivre pleinement le présent, et pourquoi ralentir est parfois la décision la plus courageuse dans une société qui nous pousse à faire toujours plus, toujours plus vite.Nous parlons également de notre dialogue intérieur, de la manière dont il façonne notre réalité, mais aussi de cette croyance selon laquelle il faudrait tout remettre en question lorsque quelque chose ne va plus. Car lorsque tout semble constamment off, ce n'est peut-être pas toi qui as besoin de changer... mais l'environnement dans lequel tu évolues.Chacune de nos décisions façonne la personne que nous sommes aujourd'hui et prépare celle que nous sommes en train de devenir. Un épisode pour celles qui traversent une période de transition et qui ont besoin de se rappeler qu'il existe une immense différence entre se sentir perdue… et être en train de revenir à soi.Cet épisode est pour toi si :— tu te sens perdue, tu as l'impression de ne plus vraiment reconnaître la vie que tu as construite ;— tu ressens une perte de sens, cette sensation diffuse que quelque chose n'est plus aligné avec la personne que tu es devenue ;— tu cherches à faire confiance à l'inconnu, à vivre avec l'idée que tu ne peux pas avoir toutes les réponses ;— tu as besoin de te rappeler que changer de direction n'est pas un échec, mais parfois le signe que tu es en train de revenir à toi.Belle écoute,M.

07/22/26: It's Co-op Day at the North Dakota State Fair, and to celebrate it, Joel Heitkamp is joined by the President of North Dakota Farmers Union, Matt Perdue. They talk about the importance and benefits of cooperatives, and Matt shares his thoughts on the current Farm Bill. (Joel Heitkamp is a talk show host on the Mighty 790 KFGO in Fargo-Moorhead. His award-winning program, “News & Views,” can be heard weekdays from 8 – 11 a.m. Follow Joel on X/Twitter @JoelKFGO.)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks with Radio Host from WCPT's Think Theory Radio Damien Perdue as we discuss Paranormal and possibly some Quantum Physics. This will be a great conversation!  E-mail: comment@ghostboxradio.com Listen Live Streaming: www.am950radio.com Watch Live: www.facebook.com/MNGhostBox www.facebook.com/AM950Radio www.facebook.com/ParaFriendsEvents/ www.facebook.com/gethauntedusa www.facebook.com/PUNMedia1 Website: www.ghostboxradio.com Twitter: @mnghostbox #GhostBoxRadio #AM950 #GregBakun #ParanormalRadio…

durée : 00:28:17 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Albane Penaranda - équipe : Mathias Le Gargasson, Antoine Dhulster, Rafik Zénine, Vincent Abouchar, Emily Vallat, Hassane M'Béchour, INA Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

L'intelligence artificielle s'invite de plus en plus dans la création musicale. Des chansons composées par des algorithmes se multiplient, un phénomène qui soulève de nombreuses questions et inquiète les plateformes de streaming. En 2025, Deezer est devenue la première plateforme de streaming à détecter, signaler et exclure la musique générée par IA des recommandations algorithmiques. Alexis Lanternier, directeur général de Deezer, est l'invité de Vincent Derosier dans RTL Matin. Ecoutez L'invité de RTL Matin avec Vincent Derosier du 21 juillet 2026.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

durée : 00:28:17 - Les Nuits de France Culture - équipe : Antoine Dhulster, Rafik Zénine, Hassane M'Béchour, INA Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

durée : 01:00:08 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Albane Penaranda - De Malraux à Orwell, de Bernanos à Koestler, la guerre d'Espagne a ébranlé les écrivains du monde entier. Dernier volet d'une série diffusée en 1986, cette émission retrace ce bouleversement idéologique et littéraire, entre engagement au front, désillusion face au stalinisme et exil des vaincus. - équipe : Rafik Zénine, Hassane M'Béchour, INA - invités : Fernando Arrabal Dramaturge, romancier et cinéaste franco-espagnol, Jorge Semprun Ecrivain, scénariste et homme politique espagnol Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

durée : 01:01:30 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Albane Penaranda - Cinquante ans après, miliciens, brigadistes, ministres et écrivains racontent la guerre d'Espagne : l'élan d'un peuple en armes, une République abandonnée, l'ombre des Soviétiques, et reviennent sur les raisons d'une défaite qui n'avait rien d'inéluctable. - équipe : Rafik Zénine, Hassane M'Béchour, INA Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

“You're Not the Owner — You're the Steward.”   Pastors Aaron and Heather Perdue explore a powerful mindset shift: stewardship versus ownership. This teaching on Christian identity and walking with […] The post You Gotta Serve Somebody | The Perdue Podcast appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

Continuing our series through the Gospel of Mark, Engaged Member David Perdue teaches the revolution of the cross and how we can respond daily as believers.

[REDIFFUSION] Bienvenue dans Les Fabuleux Destins. Dans cet épisode, nous allons vous parler de Percy Fawcett, l'un des explorateurs les plus célèbres de l'histoire : militaire, grand voyageur, géographe, cet aventurier Britannique a passé 15 ans dans la forêt amazonienne à la recherche d'une cité légendaire. Découvrez son fabuleux destin.  La mystérieuse cité perdue de Z 3 minutes avant l'assaut. Percy Fawcett, Major Britannique de 49 ans, lutte pour chasser de son esprit ce souvenir d'école, une phrase de Platon qui le hante depuis le début du conflit : « Seuls les morts ont vu la fin de la guerre. » Pour trouver le calme, il prend le temps de regarder chacun de ses hommes et, d'un geste habitué, il les invite à se réunir près de lui. C'est leur rituel. Nous sommes en 1916, dans la Somme, au cœur d'une bataille qui coûta la vie de 400 000 hommes en l'espace de cinq mois. 10 secondes avant l'assaut. Percy Fawcett ferme une dernière fois les yeux. Cette cité d'or, il sent dans son cœur qu'il pourrait la toucher du doigt… Alors, il bloque sa respiration, lève le bras et, porté par les regards de tout un régiment, il grimpe les barreaux de l'échelle et s'élance dans une bataille où il joue bien plus que sa propre vie...  Un podcast Bababam Originals Ecriture : Clément Prévaux Voix : Andréa Brusque Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Reading Materials, we are joined by Gill Perdue, author of the psychological thriller 'All of Them Lied'.Join us for a lovely chat about the unique challenges that come from writing books for adults versus books for younger audiences, the difference between Scandinavian and other crime novels, and how a hike with her husband formed part of the inspiration for her newest release!

On this very special episode, the team at Tapod come to you all the way from Recfest UK as we catch up with Robby Perdue - VP of Product Management at Greenhouse. A lot has been going on at Greenhouse, and we get right down and dirty with features, updates and releases. We discuss all the key issues, including the AI 'doom loop' and how technology can actually help. We discuss whether the 'new phase' of recruitment challenges are AI or human-led as well as ethical AI and we talk about some amazing new Greenhouse features - Voice AI and MCP integrations. And for this special episode we have released a video version - see comments if you want to check out our ugly mugs!Thanks to Greenhouse for your support of Tapod.

“You Don't Chase the Blessing — You Steward It.”   Pastors Aaron and Heather Perdue break down the 4 biblical keys to financial freedom: faith to receive, faith to work, […] The post 4 Biblical Keys to Unlock Prosperity In Your Life | The Perdue Podcast Live Episode 16 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

We're still chipping away at the remodel and since Amos was already at my house we talked Simon, who was in town, into coming back where it all began, then convinced the Mayor to drop by so one of us could complain about traffic lights. We had a good time with this one cracking jokes on the Mayor, discussing the Miss Virginia Teen Crown now residing in Franklin County with previous guest of the show Caedyn Riddle, getting updates on the town, and a just a good conversation between real, struggling, Appalachian Americans! Hope you enjoy and thank you all for the support!Support the show

Player Perdue and The Haze talk about unsolicited designs, the time Perdue almost got stabbed up, trash talk, and so much more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Spend time in praise until God becomes bigger than the need — then speak to the mountain.   In this episode you'll learn: Why praying for show cancels your answer […] The post How to Pray Effectively and See Results! Pt1 | The Perdue Podcast Live Episode 13 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

Why You Should Pray in Tongues Every Day — Biblical Reasons & Real Stories   Whether you've heard it mocked on social media, avoided it at church, or are simply […] The post How to Pray Effectively and See Results! Pt2 | The Perdue Podcast Live Episode 14 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

Your Gift Doesn't Prove Your Maturity — Your Love Does.   Is spiritual maturity about your gifts — or your fruit? In this episode of The Perdue Podcast, Pastors Aaron […] The post The Real Test of Spiritual Maturity | The Perdue Podcast Live Episode 15 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

Jesus Doesn't Make You Wait Your Turn — He Makes You First.   Do you feel like you're always last? In this episode, Pastors Aaron and Heather Perdue bring a […] The post Who will “Be The First”? | The Perdue Podcast Live Episode 12 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

Make Cazarre enchaîné great again de 16h30 à 17h30 en direct du Flora Caffé avec Julien Cazarre & Jean-Christophe Drouet.

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In this episode of Nonviolence Radio, we speak with animal rights activist Zoe Rosenberg about nonviolent direct action, open rescue, and the personal costs of standing up for animals. A recent graduate of UC Berkeley, where she designed her own major in social movement strategy, Zoe brings both practical experience and thoughtful analysis to the challenges facing today's animal rights movement. She shares her experience rescuing chickens from Perdue's Petaluma Poultry facilities, the legal consequences that followed—including a felony conviction, house arrest, and time in solitary confinement—and why those experiences only deepened her commitment to nonviolence.The conversation explores the history of repression in the animal rights movement, the ongoing campaign to rescue beagles from Ridglan Farms, and the power of principled action to expose hidden suffering and inspire change. Zoe offers a compelling vision of what it means to extend our circle of care to all living beings and to build movements capable of transforming both hearts and institutions.

In the second hour, Matt Spiegel and Laurence Holmes were joined by former Bulls center Will Perdue to reflect on the life and legacy of former teammate, beloved broadcaster and franchise icon Stacey King, who passed away over the weekend at 59. Perdue shared a series of entertaining stories about the gregarious King, including one that featured a back-and-forth with the legendary Michael Jordan on a team flight. Later, Spiegel and Holmes took calls from Score listeners who shared their favorite memories of King.

Matt Spiegel and Laurence Holmes were joined by former Bulls center Will Perdue to reflect on the life and legacy of former teammate, beloved broadcaster and franchise icon Stacey King, who passed away over the weekend at 59. Perdue shared a series of entertaining stories about the gregarious King, including one that featured a back-and-forth with the legendary Michael Jordan on a team flight.

durée : 00:05:21 - Entendez-vous l'éco ? - par : Anne-Laure Chouin - C'est l'alerte lancée au gouvernement britannique par Alan Milburn, ancien ministre travailliste de Tony Blair. Selon son rapport, le pays compte désormais plus d'un million de "NEETs", ces jeunes de 16 à 24 ans qui ne sont ni en emploi, ni en études, ni en formation. - réalisation : Caroline Bennetot, Éric Chaverou, Marie Viennot Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

Former Chicago Bull Will Perdue joins Lisa Dent to share his thoughts on his former teammate Stacey King who died on Sunday at the age of 59. He not only highlights Stacey as a player, but emphasizes his personality, humor, and energy that made him so well loved on and off the court.

Chat with the Irish author about her latest thriller ‘All Of Them Lied', set in Italy which explores themes of deception, friendship and caring. She also chats about her father's career as a chaplain and her own years as a teacher.

J'ai le plaisir de recevoir Solann, autrice-compositrice-interprète à la plume sensible et engagée, dont les chansons explorent avec beaucoup de justesse les émotions, les blessures et les contradictions qui nous traversent.Pourquoi certaines blessures nous poussent-elles à nous redécouvrir ? Comment retrouver sa valeur quand on a longtemps cherché la reconnaissance dans le regard des autres ? Et si la création permettait parfois de transformer la douleur en mouvement ?Dans cet extrait, Solann revient sur une période marquée par le manque de confiance en elle, une première peine de cœur qui l'a profondément bouleversée, et la manière dont l'écriture l'a aidée à avancer. Je vous souhaite une très bonne écoute !Pour écouter l'intégralité de cet échange, retrouvez l'épisode publié le 8 juillet 2025 sur votre plateforme préférée !—Pour découvrir les coulisses du podcast : https://www.instagram.com/inpowerpodcast/Pour suivre Solann sur les réseaux : https://www.instagram.com/solann_zla/Et pour suivre mes aventures au quotidien : https://www.instagram.com/louiseaubery/Si cet épisode t'as plu, celui-ci te plaira surement :https://shows.acast.com/inpower/episodes/de-serveuse-a-lolympia-suzane-ou-lhistoire-dune-artiste-qui- Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Fear Doesn't Get to Write Your Story—God Does.   Struggling with fear, anxiety, or worry? Pastors Aaron and Heather Perdue break down how fear operates as a spiritual force—and how […] The post The Perdue Podcast Episode 31: Fear Is Trying to Steal Your Future appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

God Doesn't Wait for You to Be Worthy — He Already Called You His Own.   Struggling with your identity, mental health, or feeling like you're never enough? In this […] The post God's Answer for Mental Health, Pt. 2 | The Perdue Podcast Live Episode 10 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

God Doesn't Need a Famous Person—He's Looking for a Certain Disciple.   Pastors Aaron and Heather Perdue tackle the two questions every person must answer on their journey of faith: Who […] The post 2 Questions Every Person Must Answer | The Perdue Podcast Live Episode 11 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

durée : 00:13:31 - Les émissions culturelles de France Culture - par : Marie Labory - L'autrice britannique Deborah Levy dresse dans son nouveau roman le portrait par petites touches de Gertrude Stein, mère de la scène artistique parisienne des années 1920, celle de la Génération Perdue. - réalisation : Laurence Malonda, Boris Pineau, Aïssatou N'Doye, Jules Barbier, Zohra Vignais, Lise Ripoche, Mathi Adjinsoff - invités : Marie Sorbier Productrice du "Point Culture" sur France Culture, et rédactrice en chef de I/O, Céline du Chéné Productrice à France Culture Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

Ina sheltered bit of the Chesapeake Bay in front of Jim Perdue's home in Berlin, Maryland, the scion of America's most famous chicken family raises clams. Each year he sells about a thousand to local crab shacks. The rest are eaten by the Perdue clan. The clam farm is the last remainder of his dream of striking out on his own and farming seafood, which inspired him, in 1974 at 25, to walk away from his family's successful poultry business. “You don't know if you're getting a pat on the back because you did a good job, or because your name is on the door,” says the 77-year-old Perdue, from a barn on the property. The structure is adorned with memorabilia from the company's history, including the famous ads featuring his father, Frank, with his signature slogan: “It takes a tough man to make a tender chicken.” Frank was the legendary poultry magnate who grew his own father's hatchery (founded in 1920) into a $1 billion (sales) business by the time he turned over the reins to Jim in 1991. Jim had come back to the family coup a few years earlier—and only after Frank threatened to sell the company unless he returned.  “My dad didn't trust a lot of people,” Perdue says, “but he trusted me.” By Chloe Sorvino, Forbes Staff Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

durée : 00:05:53 - Les Matins de France Culture - par : Catherine Duthu - D'ici 2030, un jeune Britannique sur six pourrait se retrouver déscolarisé, sans formation ni emploi si des mesures urgentes ne sont pas prises, prévient un rapport publié aujourd'hui par l'ancien ministre travailliste Alan Milburn. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

Le champion d'Angleterre, Arsenal, disputera ce samedi 30 mai la deuxième finale de Ligue des champions de son histoire. 20 ans après leur finale perdue à Paris contre le FC Barcelone, les Gunners ont rendez-vous à Budapest, où ils vont affronter le champion en titre, le PSG, avec l'espoir de décrocher la première Coupe aux grandes oreilles de leur histoire et d'accomplir le fabuleux doublé Premier League-Ligue des champions. 20 ans après les Invincibles d'Arsène Wenger, les supporters du club du nord de Londres ont à nouveau envie d'y croire. De notre correspondante à Londres,  Stade de France, 17 mai 2006. Les larmes coulent sur les visages des Gunners. Pendant deux décennies, cette finale perdue restera le fantôme d'Arsenal. Une cicatrice jamais vraiment refermée. Bernie y était et si à l'époque on lui avait dit qu'il aurait fallu attendre 20 ans pour revoir son club en finale de Ligue des champions, il n'y aurait pas cru. « J'ai l'impression que ça fait une éternité. Nous avions tous le sentiment et l'espoir que c'était le début d'une nouvelle ère pour Arsenal, se rappelle-t-il. Et même si nous avons atteint les quarts de finale entre-temps, nous n'avons jamais vraiment réussi à concrétiser cela en remportant la compétition. On a donc l'impression qu'il s'est écoulé un temps fou entre ces deux finales, et l'impatience à l'approche de Budapest est vraiment extraordinaire. » Il aura fallu vingt ans, vingt ans de reconstruction, un changement de stade, des doutes, des moqueries même. Vingt ans d'exil loin des sommets européens. Pour toute une génération de supporters d'Arsenal, on a appris à raconter la gloire en noir et blanc. Mais ça, c'était avant, avant l'arrivée d'un homme qui aura su réapprendre à Arsenal à gagner et qui aura redéfini l'ADN du club. Cet homme, c'est l'entraîneur Mikel Arteta. À lire aussiVingt ans après Henry, Vieira et Kanu, l'Afrique vibre toujours pour Arsenal « Vingt ans que j'attends ça » Au George, ce pub du nord de Londres, ce sont deux époques qui se côtoient chaque week-end. Ceux qui ont connu les sommets européens transmettent le flambeau à ceux qui étaient trop jeunes pour le voir. Pierre-Antoine fait partie de cette jeune génération de supporters qui n'étaient pas nés ou étaient bébés en 2006. En 2006, il a 10 ans. « Vingt ans que j'attends ça, j'ai attendu ça toute ma vie, les Invincibles, c'est ce qui m'a mis dans le football, mais je suis trop petit en 2004, je suis trop jeune à cette époque-là pour comprendre ce qu'il se passe, affirme-t-il. C'est trop lointain, mais suffisamment là pour m'ancrer avec mon père, qui me ramène un maillot d'Arsenal d'un voyage à Londres. Maintenant, on peut vivre un truc ensemble. Ça me donne la chair de poule rien que d'en parler. Mais là, pour moi, quoi qu'il arrive, c'est déjà une super saison. » Vingt ans plus tard, les maillots rouges et blancs envahissent à nouveau les tribunes d'une finale de Ligue des champions, pour effacer les fantômes de 2006 et faire entrer une nouvelle génération de Gunners dans l'histoire. À lire aussiLigue des champions: PSG-Arsenal, l'opposition de style s'étend hors des terrains

In this episode of the Capital Raiser Show, Richard Wilson sits down with Mitzi Perdue for a powerful conversation on sustaining family wealth, preserving values across generations, and what ultra-successful family enterprises do differently to last 100+ years. Mitzi Perdue comes from two iconic family business legacies — the Henderson family, founders of the Sheraton Hotel brand, and the Perdue family, one of America's most recognized multigenerational businesses. Drawing from decades inside these family enterprises, Mitzi shares practical strategies for next-generation leadership, family culture, and avoiding the common traps that destroy wealth over time. This episode goes far beyond money. It explores how values, communication, traditions, and intentional family culture become the true assets that sustain wealth and unity across generations. Topics covered include: Why most family businesses fail before the third generation The real secret behind sustaining wealth for 100+ years Why passing on values matters more than passing on money Family retreats, newsletters, and traditions that strengthen unity How successful families educate children about wealth early Why Mitzi believes family members should have opportunities inside the business The difference between entitlement and stewardship Practical ways to prepare the next generation for leadership Building emotional closeness through "family webinars" and shared experiences How one relationship can transform credibility and business growth Mitzi's humanitarian work supporting mental health initiatives in Ukraine This conversation is filled with timeless wisdom for family offices, entrepreneurs, business owners, and anyone thinking about legacy, leadership, and long-term impact. To meet investors in person and learn directly from decamillionaires, family offices, and ultra-wealthy investors, visit Family Office Club #FamilyOffice #MitziPerdue #RichardWilson #FamilyBusiness #GenerationalWealth #LegacyPlanning #NextGenLeadership #FamilyValues #WealthPreservation #CapitalRaising #FamilyOfficeClub #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #EstatePlanning #UltraWealthy #Sheraton #Perdue #FamilyCulture #InvestorInsights #FamilyLegacy

God's Word Doesn't Just Cope With Your Pain—It Removes It.   Are you struggling with anxiety, depression, or mental health challenges? Pastors Aaron and Heather Perdue bring the Word of […] The post God's Answer for Mental Healing – Pastor Aaron & Heather | Perdue Podcast Live Episode 09 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

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Episode 286- Shoot New York’s Eye Out Also Available OnSearchable Podcast Transcript Gun Lawyer — Episode Transcript Page – 1 – of 10 Gun Lawyer — Episode 286 Transcript SUMMARY KEYWORDS Air guns, BB guns, federal law, state law, preemption, New York ban, imitation firearms, gun rights, mental health, firearm safety, historical context, Vatican security, Pope’s stance, gun control, legal advice. SPEAKERS Teddy Nappen, Evan Nappen, Speaker 3 Evan Nappen 00:17 I’m Evan Nappen. Teddy Nappen 00:19 and I’m Teddy Nappen. Evan Nappen 00:20 And welcome to Gun Lawyer. So, you know, my whole life I’ve really loved air guns. I had BB guns and air rifles as a kid. I had my, of course, the classic Red Ryder, and I had a Crosman 760 XL. Now, that was the Crossman 177 pellet and BB rifle, and the XL had the beautiful golden receiver on it. I don’t know if any of you had an XL version of the 760, but that was a really fun, great air gun. And I had a Benjamin. Man, that was a powerhouse, and it was .22 caliber pellet. You can pump that baby up, and that was my number one squirrel killer. And all as a kid. I shot squirrels in my yard, where my father had a giant garden. He needed to keep the squirrel population down, and I shot those squirrels. Then I cut off their tails, and then I sold the tails to Mepps Lure company, which would buy squirrel tails. I think they still might do that. And that got me some money as a kid. And it was used, of course, to buy more pellets and fun things. And I progressed, as maybe some of you did, to a love of adult air guns. Evan Nappen 01:59 And then, of course, Robert Beeman and air rifle headquarters. They were bringing in those premier, phenomenal air rifles that today are the standard of an entire sector of what I’ll call the gun world. Some of you may have had great RWS guns. My favorite were the Feinwerkbaus. I’ll never forget, my dad got a Feinwerkbau 124 from Beeman that he ordered. He had it custom ordered, and they worked out, worked up the innards on it. So, that thing was sweet. And ever since then, I’ve acquired many adult air guns. I have, you know, the finest Feinwerkbau ever made, the 300 series, the Olympic Feinwerkbau. It just shoots through the same hole. Evan Nappen 03:01 There are so many phenomenal air guns. And today, of course, the revolution in air guns is the pre-charge air gun. They have air guns that have tremendous ability for hunting, and air guns are just a blast. They’re fun. They’re a great way of learning firearm safety and shooting skills. A great way of Page – 2 – of 10 introducing young folks into firearms and the fun and joy of shooting. So, air guns are great. I have a deep love of air guns. Always have. I’m a collector of air guns. I love the history of air guns. And you may know that an air gun was taken on the Lewis and Clark expedition, which made a lot of sense, because the ability to get gunpowder in the wilderness is not an easy task. And with an air gun, there’s always air around. They would pump up that air gun and could use it to take big game. It was that air rifle. It is actually still known and around, that was used on the St. Louis, you know. When they left St. Louis, they had it with them on that great exploratory mission under President Jefferson. And air guns, even at one point, they were used militarily by the Austrians. Napoleon had the death penalty for anybody caught with an air rifle, and those were able to fire repeatedly with enough power to be used militarily. There’s an amazing history and air guns. But the modern sporting air gun today, all the way down to the BB gun, has a tremendous role. Evan Nappen 05:02 Yet, despite the tradition and the history of air guns in America, New York is now proposing a law to ban BB guns and air guns. The law that New York Democrats, of course, are proposing is to ban air guns by making air guns all being placed in a category of “imitation weapons”. (https://bearingarms.com/camedwards/2026/04/13/new-york-lawmakers-take-aim-at-bb-guns-n1232199) And by doing that, it would require that every air gun has a plug and specific coloration, and by putting them in that category, they will no longer shoot. Okay? So, you know, what’s the point there? The idea here being, if you make them an imitation firearm, and then they want to raise the age from 16 to 18. They’re selling this nonsense under a typical gun oppressionists lie of claiming police-involved shootings involving individuals who possessed an air gun, which was designed to look like a firearm. You know, the same way they sold the nonsense of cop-killer bullets, of which no cop has ever been killed by one. But why should that stop them from banning so-called cop-killer bullets. Anytime they get any angle that they can sell to the public and fool the public, who doesn’t have an understanding of guns as such, they do it. Evan Nappen 07:11 And here, New York now may become subject to what would essentially be a ban on air guns and BB guns. But let me say right now on the Gun Lawyer podcast that if New York succeeds in passing this law, there is a magic bullet, shall we say, that can kill this law. New Yorkers can shoot the eye out of New York’s air gun ban. The way to do it, I’m going to give you right now how to kill an air gun ban. It is under the United States Code, Title 15 (Commerce and Trade, Chapter 76), Section 5001. (https://law.justia.com/codes/us/title-15/chapter-76/) Evan Nappen 08:12 And this, my friends, is a federal law. It is a federal law that deals with imitation firearms. The reason this federal law is such an incredibly powerful weapon is that this federal law is an area of firearm pre-emption law. What it means is that federal law preempts state law. Federal law supersedes and is superior to, overrides. Overrides it, my friends. Overrides it. And because of that, we are able to take out state laws that attempt to interfere with air guns, and, for that matter, imitation firearms. The very thing that New York is attempting to use as the vehicle to create an air gun ban. Page – 3 – of 10 Evan Nappen 09:27 Let me tell you about Section 5001. Section 5001 first defines and lays out what is required to be on imitation firearms. It lays out what we have seen in the last few decades of having the distinctive markings, the blaze orange plug on look-alike or toy air guns and other imitation firearms and such. The look-alike firearm, which is what the law refers to, is defined as any imitation of an original firearm which was manufactured, designed or produced since 1898 including and Evan Nappen 10:21 limited to toy guns, water guns, replica non guns, airsoft guns firing nonmetallic projectiles, you know, such as airsoft and such. The term does not include any look alike, non firing collector replica of an antique firearm developed prior to 1898 or traditional BB, paintball, or pellet firing air guns that expel a projectile through the use of force or air pressure. And lo and behold, this section has a statement that says, preemption of state or local laws or ordinances. Preemption. The provisions of this section shall supersede any provision of state or local laws or ordinances which provide for markings or identification inconsistent with provisions of this section. Okay. Then it goes on and it says, ready? No State shall and then number one, prohibit the sale or manufacture of any look-alike, nonfiring, collector replica of an antique firearm. So, replica collector firearms are protected. And two, very important here for New York and any other state that wants to try to ban air guns, prohibit the sale parentheses, other than prohibiting the sale to minors end parentheses, of traditional BB, paint ball or pellet-firing air guns that expel a projectile through the force of air pressure. So, should New York be as repressive and stupid as to attempt to ban air guns, federal law preempts and nullifies, supersedes, that state law. Evan Nappen 12:54 Let me tell you another little factor, very interesting. I used this law successfully to attack New Jersey’s assault firearm law. In the case of Coalition of New Jersey Sportsmen versus Florio, which you can find at 744 F. Sup. 602, back in 1990, I challenged the then Attorney General, Robert Del Tufo. I brought an action, a civil action, challenging New Jersey’s assault firearm ban on a number, and magazine ban, by the way, on a number of things. One of the specific challenges was utilizing 15 U.S.C. 5001, which is the air gun preemption. New Jersey’s assault firearm ban, as written, included air guns, because air guns are firearms in New Jersey, and the ban on assault firearms and magazines by definition included air guns. And this case with Judge Garrett Brown, federal judge, had an injunction, which, by the way, this is why today you can still buy air guns, BB guns, pellet guns in New Jersey that may seem at first to fall under the definition of New Jersey’s assault firearm law because of this case and its outcome. The court found that the prohibition as it affects air guns was unconstitutional in that it was preempted under this federal law. Evan Nappen 15:06 So, there’s even case law enforcing this federal preemption as it comes to air guns, even in an assault firearm ban, no less a ban that specifically attempts to ban air guns and BB guns. So, I am giving this to New York as information, folks, and anywhere else that there is an air gun ban that we have a weapon. Believe it or not, air guns, BB guns, etc, are more protected than firearms in America. More protected because federal law preempts state laws from banning them. If we had federal preemption for firearms, then the only firearm law would be the federal law, and no state law banning guns would stand. But we don’t have federal preemption. Our federal gun laws, except with very limited narrow, a few laws like Page – 4 – of 10 Title 18, 926a for interstate transportation and for LEOSA, for law enforcement carry, and retired law enforcement carry, and for armored car carry. Except for a few areas like that, we don’t have federal preemptive laws on firearms, but we do have a federal preemptive law that protects air guns, BB guns and replica firearms. Evan Nappen 16:55 If we ever wanted to wipe out all the state bans, we’d simply have to make the federal law preemptive, but instead, the federal law specifically says it’s not preemptive. So what it does is it creates a situation, when it comes to firearms, that the federal law is the minimum gun law for the United States. Then the states are given carte blanche to go crazy, to do whatever the hell they want, to maximize the gun laws. Then the only thing that possibly limits states is the Second Amendment and its impact that we’re gaining ground every day in the courts. But if we simply said that the Gun Control Act of 1968, for example, and any of its other amendments are preemptive, it would wipe out all state bans instantly. Well, we haven’t done that, but we did do it for air guns, folks, and BB guns and replica firearms. It needs to be known out there so that when these attempts at bans are made by states or towns, this weapon, this hammer in our law, can be used to defeat them. Teddy Nappen 18:19 Out of curiosity, just thinking on New York and their other attempts, you know, they, I give them credit, they’re always very creative on finding ways to take away people’s rights. Could they make any laws that either try to make weird compliance requirements for air guns or air pellet guns? Where they would be effectively banned, basically, without saying, oh, you can’t have it. You just have to have all these different bells and whistles. Or is it just full preemption? And there’s nothing they can do. Evan Nappen 18:52 Well, it might, you might be able to create a license or permit system, maybe, if there’s no ban. Because currently in New Jersey, you still need a Firearms ID Card to purchase an air gun, or, you know, long arm. Air guns are technically defined as shotguns, even if they have a rifle barrel, and therefore a firearm, because they don’t fire fixed ammunition. So, it puts them into the shotgun long arm category, which is why you would need a Firearms ID Card. And if it’s a handgun, then you would need a Pistol Purchase Permit, if you’ve acquire those air guns in New Jersey. Now, if you acquire air guns outside New Jersey, federal law doesn’t view them as firearms. If the state you’re in doesn’t view them as firearms, like Pennsylvania doesn’t, you can acquire air guns outside the jurisdiction of New Jersey, and you can bring them back to New Jersey and possess them in New Jersey. Without even having a Firearm ID Card, if you possess them, by way of the exemptions. But New Jersey regulates air guns by way of firearm licensing, but it doesn’t, it cannot ban them. Judge Brown declared New Jersey’s assault firearm law a de facto ban, and because it’s a de facto ban, you can’t ban air guns with a ban, and the de facto band did just that. So, maybe New York, in theory, could create, you know, licensing, maybe. Depending on how they structure it. But an outright ban that forces guns that are air guns into an imitation firearm category, that requires a plug, is completely and utterly contradiction to the federal preemption law regarding those type of guns. Teddy Nappen 20:59 Watch as Hakeem. Watch as Hakeem Jeffries introduces a bill to repeal the air gun preemption. Page – 5 – of 10 Evan Nappen 21:06 You never know, right? I mean, he might. He might decide that. But this was fought for back in the day, and it was great that, I know, Daisy played a major role, by the way, in getting that legislation through. And it is why we have actually stronger protections for air guns, BB guns and traditional pellet firing guns of that nature, and for that matter, paintball as well. Even though we also have the In Re Gong case in New Jersey that protects paintball markers and why you can have paintball. Essentially soft air falls under this protection as well. So, it’s interesting how our laws have evolved. But this preemptive federal law needs to be better known and out there, to be used to stop these repression Second Amendment states from doing their thing. Teddy Nappen 22:11 Just to play with the idea. Let’s say, if things get very, very bad and the states start legislating. In terms of technology, do you think they’ll ever get to a point for air guns to be essentially like carry guns, almost where there’s a way around it? Evan Nappen 22:27 Well, you know, we have Byrnas, right? They fire projectiles that are essentially pepper balls. It was, given how much, you know, we might be able to do that. But federal law doesn’t preempt carry. They would preempt sale. And according to Judge Brown as well, sale extends to possession. It’s not just limited to sale. And really Judge Brown in the logic in that case could actually be used, I think, as an argument against what recently has been determined in the weird trick, as they call it, the weird trick, where they’re claiming that a sale isn’t protected under the Second Amendment, just possession. And that they can ban the sale of various semi-automatics that they feel shouldn’t be possessed, even though they’re not banning possession, and that somehow you can distinguish that. Evan Nappen 23:38 But Judge Brown cut through that garbage in terms of the air gun preemption by saying no, it is a de facto ban. When you ban the sale, you ban the possession. You could follow the logic of Judge Brown in that case and maybe apply it even in these other challenges and fights that we have. But, yeah, I mean, to make an air pistol that has the power of a weapon probably could be done. Look, even I don’t want to get shot with anything, even a BB pistol. Who wants to get shot with anything? But whether it would be effective enough for general, truly effective self-defense, remains to be seen. I don’t know of any actual lethal handgun development in air guns out there that is truly designed to be a self-defense gun. I don’t know of that. Now, less than lethal, of course, you’re dealing with Byrnas, when it comes to less than lethal. Evan Nappen 24:43 Hey, let’s mention our good friends at WeShoot. So, WeShoot is a range in Lakewood, New Jersey. It’s a wonderful indoor range. That’s where Teddy and I both shoot, and it’s where we got our certifications. As a matter of fact, WeShoot is offering New Jersey carry permit certification for a new price of only $225. You can get your certification that you need so that you can get your New Jersey permit to carry and get it right from we shoot. You can go to weshootusa.com and check out their website. You can learn about the great programs. They’re offering USCCA, NJ CCW, carry dates. They have that. They Page – 6 – of 10 have NRA CC carry dates, and they can help you doing renewal classes, right? They have all this here. They have New Jersey carry certification for seniors, and they have special day for that. So, WeShoot is really going all out with multiple abilities here for you to get your certification. We are currently hovering somewhere around 90,000 carry permits, and we’re going to be breaking that 100,000, unless we maybe even already have. In order to join the ranks of those that choose to be defenders instead of victims, check out WeShoot. We shoot will help you to get your New Jersey carry and other states carries as well. They even have more training. From novice to the most advanced shooter, they can meet your needs. Great pro shop, too. They can get you set up with the perfect firearm for defending yourself and your loved ones or for enjoying a great day at the range. They have great rentals and a great facility. We love WeShoot, and I know that you will, too. Check out weshootusa.com. Evan Nappen 27:01 Let me also not forget to shamelessly promote my book, which is New Jersey Gun Law. The Bible of New Jersey gun law. It is 120 topics, all in a question and answer format, and it’s over 500 pages. It will help you from becoming a GOFU. And it is the guidebook used by all. It is the authority of New Jersey gun law. Get your copy today at EvanNappen.com, EvanNappen.com. Go right there, and you’ll be able to order your book. You’ll have it to you within a matter of days. So, Teddy, what is on your mind today? Teddy Nappen 27:45 Well, as you know, Press Checks are always free. I think everyone’s been kind of seeing the news hit with what’s been going on. You know, Trump with the Pope. And I want to start things off. To every, you know, all the Catholic listeners, do not think on this as a theological lens. Think of this as a political. They were not, you know, I’m not arguing spiritual, the spiritual aspect of it. I am talking the politics, the hard core politics. And what do I see here? I see an individual arguing. If you were to listen to someone who made an argument for climate change, open borders, against capitalism and economic inequalities, and also pushing for gun rights oppression, you would assume it’s a woke Democrat, progressive. Yet, those are the views espoused by the Pope. The sources are here for that. (https://www.newsweek.com/what-pope-leo-said-abortion-gun-control-2070019) You can look it up. You can see it all across the internet. Teddy Nappen 28:51 Crowder did a great job breaking it all down. (https://rumble.com/v78i7r0-trump-vs.-the-vatican-why-the-pope-should-stay-out-of-politics.html) But I wanted to dive a little deeper on the thing that matters to us the most, which is the Second Amendment. Evan Nappen 28:59 Wait. Who’s Crowder? Teddy Nappen 29:00 Steven Crowder. He is Louder with Crowder. He does a great show. He breaks down the whole deal and shows what this individual, prior to becoming Pope, would go to bat on. Bashing Trump, bashing J.D. Vance, pushing for open borders. Oh, my God, what’s that thing surrounding the Vatican? Page – 7 – of 10 Evan Nappen 29:19 Oh, you mean the wall. It’s pretty crazy. I’ve been there. Vatican is cool. It really is. Teddy Nappen 29:24 Yeah, and that’s what I mean. You have to. And then, of course, he goes on and says, I don’t want to talk about politics, but then voices his opinion on every political stance. It’s incredibly disingenuous. And almost I want to call, to call, like, cognitive dissonance, where he’s understanding, like, how much that comes off. So, just to point out a few things here. This comes right from the NCR online, right here. From the Pope, when it was two bishops, we hold prayer. This is after one of the big shootings. We hold prayer for the countless to the countless children killed and injured every day around the world. Let us plead to G-d to stop the pandemic of arms, large and small. I have heard that term many times, the pandemic of arms. Where does that come from? Oh, the gun rights oppressors. And the same Cardinals. Evan Nappen 30:24 Well, wait and the reason is, by making it, putting it in a health context, they want to use it. So, they can use it to go after the political issue regarding health insurance. They want to make it a health issue. This was their actual plan, and I personally heard it espoused early on by Josh Sugarman, when Hillary Clinton was pushing for national health care. How they want to make guns a health issue, and they sure as hell have done a good job of that, actually. And they’ve gotten the CDC involved. They got the pediatricians and the doctors. You’re asked questions about, are you a gun owner? By your doctor. This didn’t happen by magic. This is all part of the plan. So, by calling it pandemic, by looking at it in that way, it’s pushing the gun rights oppression via the political issue of health care. Teddy Nappen 31:32 Yeah, and also the fact that his fellow Cardinals at that time were also taking it a step further, saying the facts are clear. Guns are plentiful and common sense attempts to limit their availability have largely been rejected in the name of freedom not found in our Constitution. Huh? I don’t think they read the Constitution, or they skipped some pages. You know, they only went to the things that mattered to them. But I didn’t hear him call out and say, no, no, we’re not about that. We’re not about disarming our people. By the way, it doesn’t really work out too well when a group of individuals are disarmed. You know, those of religion, of religious faith. Just looking at history, mind you. Going back, by the way, this goes back even prior to, when he was just the Cardinal. In 2017 after the mass shooting in Las Vegas, he reposts Senator Chris Murphy, Democrat, to my colleagues, your cowardice to act cannot be whitewashed by thoughts and prayers. None of this ends unless we do something to stop it. Increase access to mental health care and stronger, quote, unquote, sensible gun control laws. Hmm, I wonder what that sounds like. Evan Nappen 32:48 Yeah, it’s true. Well, you know, there’s the politics of it, then there’s the economics of it. You know, there’s donations and such. There’s all these kind of things that have unfortunately skewed, skewed what’s going on. As a matter of fact, I want to mention, and I don’t know if I ever told you, Teddy. About the time that Frank Perdue, okay, remember Frank Perdue with Purdue chicken there? Well, he wanted to better promote chicken, which was always his mission. You know, it’s true, true story about him. Page – 8 – of 10 Remember his slogan? It takes a tough man to make a tender chicken. Right? That was his slogan for many, many years. You’d see Frank Perdue’s face on billboards. It takes a tough man to make a tender chicken. And this is a true story now. I know this is a little bit off the topic, but I’m going to get back to how this applies to what you’re talking about. Evan Nappen 33:49 But they did try to market in Spain, true story. And when the translators translated, it takes a tough man to make a tender chicken in Spain, they put up the billboards with Frank’s face, you know, with his slogan. And the translators for the word “tough” used the word “macho”. We all you know, in America, macho means tough. However, in Spain, in Spanish, “macho” means “sexually excited”. So, everyone was driving by billboards with Frank Perdue’s face, saying, it takes a sexually excited man to make a tender chicken. But I digress. Evan Nappen 34:27 Let me tell you about what happened when Frank Perdue really wanted to market chicken. And, you know, he went to the Pope and he said, I would like you to change, Give us this day our daily bread, to Give us this day, our daily chicken. And the Pope said, No way. I’m not going to do that. He goes, look, we’ll donate $10 million to the church. What do you say? Pope said, No, not doing it. Frank Perdue upped his offer, 100 million. The Pope wouldn’t do it. Finally, Perdue says, look, $1 billion to change, give us this day, our daily bread, to give us this day our daily chicken. And look for a billion dollars. He figured how much good the church could do around the world with a billion dollars, and agreed to do it. And at that time, the Pope had a big meeting with all the Cardinals and everyone, and he said, I have good news and I have bad news. He said, the good news is the Purdue chicken company has donated $1 billion to the Catholic Church, and it’s going to be wonderful for us. The bad news is we lost the Wonder Bread account. Okay, so anyway. I know. That was pretty bad. Teddy Nappen 35:51 Well, I know. Funny enough, sure enough, from MSN last Thursday, Pope Leo also met with David Axelrod, Democrat strategist. Evan Nappen 36:00 Oh, really? Teddy Nappen 36:01 Advisor to Barack Obama. Evan Nappen 36:03 Oh, is that all. Teddy Nappen 36:03 Right up in the midterms, when, when things are coming up and trying to go after the Catholic vote. But this is my point. This is where and to show the true hypocrisy. Like I said, that wall surrounding Vatican City and yet talks about open borders. I thought to myself, what do the Vatican guard carry? What does Page – 9 – of 10 the Swiss guard carry? What is their, what is their choice? (https://maxtacticalfirearms.com/blog/vatican-armory-swiss-guard/) Evan Nappen 36:26 Wait, the Swiss guard has guns? Teddy Nappen 36:28 I know, right? Evan Nappen 36:29 In the Vatican? Teddy Nappen 36:31 Not just guns, the deadly assault firearms. If they can define it for me. Evan Nappen 36:36 No way, no way. Wait, actually, I think they’re truly assault firearms because I believe they’re select fire. So, those are actual assault firearms, not the nonsense of what the gun rights oppressionists claim are assault firearms. So, what model? Do you know what model they have? I think it’s one of the SIGs. Teddy Nappen 37:03 Well, the original one, they were using the K31s. Evan Nappen 37:07 Oh, well, those are bolt actions. Teddy Nappen 37:11 They decided to upgrade after, apparently, there was an attempted attack on the Pope in 1981. So, they upgraded their arms, and now they are using, apparently, they got the Sig Sauers. They love Sig Sauer. They got the Sig Sauer SG 552 commando as their current choice. Evan Nappen 37:32 Oh, commandos. Nice. Well, look, I totally am in favor of the Pope and the Vatican being protected by firearms. Absolutely. It makes sense. But then try to promote disarming anybody else, that’s another story. Teddy Nappen 37:50 Yeah. And also, they upgraded themselves with Sig Sauer P220s, and along with the and that’s there. By the way, the Honor Guard carry those. The plain clothes travel ones will carry Glock 19s. Evan Nappen 38:03 So, other than having a wall and having guns, that all makes sense for their positions. Page – 10 – of 10 Teddy Nappen 38:13 Oh, and also on the politics sevens, when they want to swap out every occasion, oh, G-d, okay. Evan Nappen 38:21 Well, Teddy, I appreciate you pointing this out. And as you said, it’s not about the spiritual issue. It’s just that the politics are there, and we have to be vigilant about the politics. No matter where it creeps in. Even if it’s in our beliefs. You know, it’s still there, and we need to always vigorously defend our rights and put the arguments forward. And that’s what’s important. Evan Nappen 38:52 Hey, let me tell you about this week’s GOFU. And this week’s GOFU, you know the GOFU is the Gun Owner Fuck Up. And I’m going to tell you, man, I have seen it. This one is just everywhere, because New Jersey has made anyone who gets a mental health commitment, involuntary or voluntary, it becomes a disqualifier to get a gun. Folks, let that sink in. If you voluntarily check in to get mental health help, as soon as you voluntarily commit to getting the help, guess what? You now have cost yourself your gun rights. Under New Jersey law, within five days of that, you’re supposed to turn in your Firearms ID Card. You become disqualified under New Jersey gun law. If you simply have seen any doctor or psychiatrist for a mental health reason, New Jersey will question you about it. And now you will have the added burden, just on seeing a doctor, no less a voluntary commitment, okay? Just seeing the doctor. Now you’re going to have to find a doctor willing to say that you’re safe for firearms. And the problem is, doctors are cowards. Even if they know you’re good for guns, they don’t want to say it. Because if there’s ever a problem, they’re afraid they’re going to get sued. And if you ever have a voluntary commitment, well, that’s just a per se bar. If it’s an involuntary commitment, well, you’re not only banned under state law, but you’re banned under federal law, my friends. Beware of the mental health trap that exists which will disenfranchise you of your gun rights. And look, I get it. If you need mental help, then I don’t want to say, don’t get it. But make sure you have, in your calculation, what will the ramifications be? It’s not something to do lightly, that is for sure. Evan Nappen 41:23 This is Evan Nappen and Teddy Nappen reminding you that gun laws don’t protect honest citizens from criminals. They protect criminals from honest citizens. Speaker 3 41:34 Gun Lawyer is a CounterThink Media production. The music used in this broadcast was managed by Cosmo Music, New York, New York. Reach us by emailing Evan@gun.lawyer. The information and opinions in this broadcast do not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney in your state. Downloadable PDF TranscriptGun Lawyer S5 E286_Transcript] About The HostEvan Nappen, Esq.Known as “America's Gun Lawyer,” Evan Nappen is above all a tireless defender of justice. Author of eight bestselling books and countless articles on firearms, knives, and weapons history and the law, a certified Firearms Instructor, and avid weapons collector and historian with a vast collection that spans almost five decades — it's no wonder he's become the trusted, go-to expert for local, industry and national media outlets. Regularly called on by radio, television and online news media for his commentary and expertise on breaking news Evan has appeared countless shows including Fox News – Judge Jeanine, CNN – Lou Dobbs, Court TV, Real Talk on WOR, It's Your Call with Lyn Doyle, Tom Gresham's Gun Talk, and Cam & Company/NRA News. As a creative arts consultant, he also lends his weapons law and historical expertise to an elite, discerning cadre of movie and television producers and directors, and novelists. He also provides expert testimony and consultations for defense attorneys across America. 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