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Episode Description This week on the Bit Improv Comedy Network, Billy and Gail head south — spiritually, geographically, and possibly medically — with Mike Roth of The Villages, Florida, who gives them a guided tour of America's most aggressively recreational retirement wonderland. Mike walks us through The Villages' astonishing scale, its golf cart culture, its town squares, nightly dancing, festivals, clubs, rumors, loofah lore, pickleball intensity, and the particular magic of a community where everyone has a hobby, a schedule, and apparently a transportation-based signaling system. From there, the BIT Crew takes one polite civic interview and lovingly drives it straight into a flaming roundabout of podcast-town chaos: The Villages Podcast Network, loofah codes, armed festival discourse, senior self-discovery, competitive pickleball escalation, and a Shooters vs. Pickleball championship that probably violates at least three HOA guidelines. Charming at first. Then sun-drenched. Then deeply unsupervised. Apologies The BIT Comedy Network apologizes to Mike Roth, the residents of The Villages, Florida, golf cart commuters, golf cart passengers, golf cart mechanics, anyone with a loofah attached to anything, people who know what the loofahs mean, people who insist the loofahs mean nothing, pickleball players, pickleball referees, the Shooters Club, Strawberry Festival attendees, town square dancers, low-priced alcoholic beverage vendors, coming-of-age seniors, alternative sexuality educators, upside-down pineapple enthusiasts, Central Park, trailer parks, retirement communities, HOA boards, Florida tourism officials, anyone named Lucky Luke, anyone who brought a gun to a fruit-based festival, and all listeners who thought "retirement" meant things would calm down. Credits Director and Creator: Billy Merritt Producer, Editor & Graphics: Hill Kane Featuring: Mike Roth (Himself) Billy Merrit (Himself, Narrator) Hill Kane (Gail - Producer) Angela Washko (Amazing Angela - Co-Co-host of Loofa Codes Podcast, Vinny from Vinny's Villages Guns N' Stuff, Chiquita Banana)Luke Bovard (Lucky Luke - Co-host of Loofa Codes Podcast, Karl - American Idol reject ) Jim Tripp (Car Show Guy, The Producer, Paul - Lucky Luke's Friend, Bob, who should NOT drive) Lisa Steckman (Co-host of Reber Rousers Podcast, Mandy from The Shooters' Club, Pickleball Couple #2)Don Slovin (Co-host of Reber Rousers Podcast, Crazy Larry) Flannery Wilson (Co-host of Wal*Mart Warriors Podcast, Sunrise Trailer Park, Pickleball Couple #2) Brent Kohler (Co-host of Wal*Mart Warriors Podcast, CUBE Sex Shop, PickleBall Coach) Music: "Shark Bait" performed by Little Kahunas | Produced by the late, great Peter Miller. Hosting: Libsyn "The BIT" and "The BIT Improv Comedy Network" are trademarks owned by Billy Merritt. © 2024–2026 Billy Merritt. All rights reserved. Inquiries: TheBitComedyNetwork@gmail.com Website: BITComedyNetwork.com  Production + Graphics: Hill Kane, Raising Kane Media + Marketing

My brief thoughts on the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict and a recent buy on some ammo. Keepers Concealment and CCW Safe, KC10off discount code Concealment Solutions Patreon.com/handgunworld Shooters Club

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A conversation recorded for KFSK public radio Thursday, October 22, 2020, with Larry O'Rear, coach of the Devil's Thumb Shooters Club, and his grandson Cayden Turland who is a club member.

In this episode, I discuss the gun community’s fascination with making small guns, bigger. And, I discuss the 7th Amendment of the United States Constitution. SUPPORT this show, join the Shooters Club, Patreon Page or visit my Amazon Store Affiliate link. Take my class in Dallas (November) or Houston (January) see links on this page […]

Click to Subscribe Subscribe Today: This is Five Minute Friday (FMF), just a little quick tip on how you can think differently about your self-defense in today’s modern world.  Things are always changing, but we always have to remember the basics.  These tips are designed to keep the perspective of basic self-defense while looking at our ever-changing world. When is the last time you practiced true empathy for someone outside your circle?  Did you feel for George Floyd and his family when you watched him die on camera?  I did… and it was horrible.  I got sad, I got scared, and I got mad! I’m sure most people felt the same thing.  But what about his family?  What about him?  What do you think he felt laying there blacking out with a “peace officer” sitting on his neck? Little different feelings? Now we have protests that turn into riots.  I can understand people’s anger.  I’m there. It's not about doing and being with them, it's about feeling what they feel. I don’t understand racism… really.  I’m a white male that grew up in a white middle-class neighborhood in southern California.  I knew a lot of Hispanic people growing up, but no black people.  I saw racism on both sides of white versus Hispanic but what do I know of black racism? What got me on the empathy kick was hearing a message from about a black man teaching his preteen son that the son cannot go to a police officer in America for help when something happens because most cops will assume he did it. What a horrible thing.  It’s something I have empathy for.  I teach you as a self-defense person who carries a gun, to have no doubt, that if you have an official interaction with a police officer and you do it wrong, your life is in danger.  A misunderstanding can get you killed. I have empathy and can understand that fear.  I took that and looked at my own son.  I don’t want to teach him that he is in danger if he has an interaction with a police officer.  Just think about doing that and how much it would suck.  Now you have empathy for someone. Take that into de-escalation techniques and you have something you can use to keep yourself safe. Like any self-defense strategy, you need to practice. Practice every day when you are interacting with other people.  You will get better at it and it will make you a better person because you will care about more people and be able to help them out. When you help other people, you make the world a better place.  Simple. When you can have empathy for people you can use it to your advantage in a dangerous situation.  Cops call it Verbal Judo and it’s been around since 1980 something. Now go practice every chance you get. Check out the Video here. Announcements Upcoming Courses Click here for current course list. Got Ammo? Need it? Go to Lucky Gunner.  When I need ammo, it’s where I go.  Check it out.  Great prices and a really easy site to use. ShootersClubMembers.com Get Better for only a couple bucks a month Over 80 pieces of content to train you to be better. Free Video on the front page Discounts to courses and holsters Newest Interview gives you all the information you need to know about Pelvic Shots: Do they work? Should you use them? Sign Up Here! $75 Annual Membership $8 Monthly Membership   Thanks for listening, don’t forget to check out the Shooter’s Club, and if you need ammo check out Lucky Gunner. Stay Safe, Ben   Announcements: Upcoming Courses: http://modernselfprotection.com/courses Need Ammo: Check out Luckygunner through my affiliate link:  http://modernselfprotection.com/ammo Sign up for Shooters Club to get great online training: http://shootersclubmembers.com Stay Safe, Ben  

Dr. John Edeen joins me to discuss the recent trajedy at the NAS Air Station in Pensacola, FL, our SIG P365’s and very troubling Massachusetts Gun Laws. Links and Show Notes: DRGO.us 2ADoc.com Concealment Solutions (10% discount, use coupon code handgunworld) Shooters Club

Spencer Keepers joins me and gives a slightly different version of pure shooting, than the Shooters Club version. Both are very good. I also asked him to discuss modifications to your handgun. Show Notes: Shooters Club Members Website Concealment Solutions (handgunworld coupon code for 10% discount) Keepers Concealment Palisades Trainng Group Spencer Keepers’ Class North […]

Do you know what the condition of your gun is, at all times? I discuss that and more topics, from my recent Facebook live broadcast. Tune in for the audio version. This podcast is NO LONGER sponsored by Ammo.com, also please remember to support this show by joining our Shooters Club instruction video site or […]

In this episode, I discuss some advantages and disadvantages of my M&P 2.0 Compact, after shooting it in a competition match. Sponsors: Ammo.com HandgunWorld, $20 off your $200 order. Concealment Solutions (10% off your order using coupon code “handgunworld”) Shooters Club (holster giveaway for Sept and Oct.) Handgun World Amazon Store

This podcast is now part of the Self Defense Radio Network. This episode, I discuss debt, finances and precious metals. Please remember to become a member of our Shooters Club to access exclusive video content on improving your knowledge about firearms. Also, welcome the SDRN’s network sponsor, Armed Citizen Legal Defense Network. If you buy […]