Podcast Thread

[Guerrero]

I’ve kind grown tired of the warrior-poet-type podcasts. There was a huge era from 2000-2015 where I read everything I could get my hands on and people were generating all sorts of new ideas or new takes on old material. I learned a lot at one point, but it all sort of blends together today and rehashes the same points. I used to love VTAC, Mike Seeklander, Jocko Willink, Primary & Secondary, etc., but it just doesn’t do anything for me anymore.

I had exactly the same thought, but you explained it better

[mmc45414]

I'm surprised Rogan hasn't looked upon Taran Butler.

I think I recently saw that he did but I cannot find a link.

[NickA]

I think I recently saw that he did but I cannot find a link.

He did. I think he's doing some lessons with him; his Sober October deal this year was to take 10 lessons in something you've never done or something like that.
From his IG:

https://www.instagram.com/p/B3IbEXUF...d=tpjzuqaqjtlj

Pretty nice recoil control too.

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[Yung]

If you're in Arizona, you really ought to give this a listen. If you're not, you still really ought to give this a listen.

Freddie Blish and Kyle Lamb are guest co-hosts.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittma...ed_legislation
https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-...ouse-bill/2591
https://nationaldeeralliance.com/edi...d-conservation

[Yung]

Scott, Freddie, and Kyle are back to talk about banning of lead ammunition for hunting, and the larger theme of the importance of recognizing and sharing with others that wildlife conservation, outdoor recreation, firearms and ammunition industries, and the national economy (and destiny) are all intertwined with one another.

[JodyH]

Beauty & the Beta on YouTube and via podcast is really good.

[ratter75]

Rogan
Jocko
Dark Horse
This Past Weekend
Real AF
Fieldcraft Survival

[NickA]

Episode 207 of Making Sense with Sam Harris- I normally find Harris pretty tiresome, but gave this one a listen and am about halfway through it.
He tries to present the actual facts about police killings, racial violence, etc. It's all the info that we should be hearing loud and clear from every news outlet, yet is completely absent.
I think it would be a good resource to recommend for someone who is totally unfamiliar with how policing and violence actually works, and is only getting the mainstream media/BLM slant (which is pretty much all there is these days).

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[awp_101]

Started this one last week, well worth the time so far (IMO) : Legends of the Old West Podcast

I just finished the episode on the OK Corral gunfight which is part 3 of the 5 part series on Tombstone. I really, REALLY want one of those stainless bird’s head Vaqueros in .45 now...

[randyho]

I will be picking up James Lindsay's new book after listening to JRE #1501. He had more background on the current hysteria than I've heard from anyone else.

ETA: Recently found, Hold These Truths w/ Dan Crenshaw. He has some pretty interesting guests and isn't a bad interviewer.