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melensdad · 06-29-2008

There is a new group out there that is called the Gun Rights Radio Network. They have grouped together several podcasts and several websites and essentially banded together to form a small network of pro-gun voices.

They 'broadcast' via the internet, you can go to their websites and listen to their shows in the background while you work on your computer, you can also download their shows as 'podcasts' and listen to them on your iPod, Zune or mp3 player.

There are about a half dozen different shows available, but the ones I like the best include these:

PRO-ARMS: ProArms
This includes a cast of some well known shooters including Massad Ayoob from the Lethal Force Institute, noted author and gun trainer John Farnman, and several others. There are videos on their site too. They only have put out 4 or 5 podcasts so far but do in-depth reviews of guns and equipment.

THE SHOT SHOW: The Shot Show Podcast
This is a general talk show with a host by the name of Doc Wesson who covers many subjects and does a pretty good job of it. He covers politics and gun rights and all other things gun.

THE URBAN SHOOTER: Urban Shooter Podcast
The Urban Shooter is also known as Black Man With A Gun. Kenn Blanchard is the host, he's been podcasting for quite a while and has an entertaining show aimed more at newer shooters and urban gun enthusiasts. Kenn has some pretty good guests from time to time, has done on-site interviews at various shooting events.

THE MILITANT MARKSMAN: militantmarksman's Podcast
Like the Urban Shooter, this podcast has been around for awhile. Its an angry black guy from Chicago who is simply fed up with 'politics as usual' and speaks with unusual candor and has a clarity of purpose . . . to expose the anti-gun agenda for its obvious stupidity. I've only listened to a couple episodes but I've come to enjoy this show.

Each of these podcasts is independent, each is very different, but all 4 of them have come together at the Gun Rights Radio Network with a few other podcasts that have been around for awhile. I'd encourage you to give them a try.

06-29-2008	#1 (permalink)
melensdad Master Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Lake County / West Creek Posts: 3,712	Gun Rights Radio Network There is a new group out there that is called the Gun Rights Radio Network. They have grouped together several podcasts and several websites and essentially banded together to form a small network of pro-gun voices. They 'broadcast' via the internet, you can go to their websites and listen to their shows in the background while you work on your computer, you can also download their shows as 'podcasts' and listen to them on your iPod, Zune or mp3 player. There are about a half dozen different shows available, but the ones I like the best include these: PRO-ARMS: ProArms This includes a cast of some well known shooters including Massad Ayoob from the Lethal Force Institute, noted author and gun trainer John Farnman, and several others. There are videos on their site too. They only have put out 4 or 5 podcasts so far but do in-depth reviews of guns and equipment. THE SHOT SHOW: The Shot Show Podcast This is a general talk show with a host by the name of Doc Wesson who covers many subjects and does a pretty good job of it. He covers politics and gun rights and all other things gun. THE URBAN SHOOTER: Urban Shooter Podcast The Urban Shooter is also known as Black Man With A Gun. Kenn Blanchard is the host, he's been podcasting for quite a while and has an entertaining show aimed more at newer shooters and urban gun enthusiasts. Kenn has some pretty good guests from time to time, has done on-site interviews at various shooting events. THE MILITANT MARKSMAN: militantmarksman's Podcast Like the Urban Shooter, this podcast has been around for awhile. Its an angry black guy from Chicago who is simply fed up with 'politics as usual' and speaks with unusual candor and has a clarity of purpose . . . to expose the anti-gun agenda for its obvious stupidity. I've only listened to a couple episodes but I've come to enjoy this show. Each of these podcasts is independent, each is very different, but all 4 of them have come together at the Gun Rights Radio Network with a few other podcasts that have been around for awhile. I'd encourage you to give them a try.