Welcome to ”Who Moved My Freedom,” a gathering of pro-Second Amendment patriots. Join our host Hank Strange as we dive into all things freedom with a blend of insight, humor, and unapologetic patriotism.
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On this episode, John Crump dives into recent NFA news, lawsuits, and ATF legal intricacies. Membership benefits of the Caliber Club and GOA are discussed, as well as local gun stores' cautious approach to ATF form requirements. The episode touches on suppressor regulations and the importance of voting. It concludes with insights into martial arts, John’s upcoming projects, and American watchmaking schools for veterans.
The episode kicks off with social media, touching upon Babyface P.'s YouTube channel and Shooting Gallery’s Instagram content. The episode also covers stacking parts kits, M14E2 Woodstock, and CMP releases. The discussion transitions to cultural topics, including Japan's declining birth rates and JDM culture. The episode rounds out with updates on gun laws, a Chinese rocket explosion, and Walter Keller's custom and camper.
The episode begins with introductions and a promotion for Arms List. The hosts discuss unexpected life events and engage with viewers, segueing into a serious discussion on a recent In N Out shooting incident. The conversation shifts to self-defense and preparedness. The episode also touches on political topics, including the Florida governor's race, COVID-19 origins, and the military industrial complex, before concluding with the significance of education in the industry.
The episode begins with a lively introduction featuring MAGA hats and the show's presence on Rumble and X. Walter shares updates from the range, while Babyface P talks about his Instagram success with a BAR video. Kel Tec's new gun video is critiqued and personal experiences with their firearms are shared. The episode touches on SpaceX's challenges in booster recovery. The conversation rounds out with insights on historical kits.
The episode kicks off with a focus on questioning everything, from vehicle maintenance costs to the influence of aliens and UFOs. The discussion touches on political events, including Mitch McConnell, and shifts to remembering Mark Krebs and his legacy in gun craftsmanship. The hosts parasite outbreaks and food safety in Florida are examined, alongside global corruption, particularly in Cuba and China. The conversation rounds out with a discussion on cultural pride, the impact of communism on creativity, and the role of congressional term limits in US politics.
The episode kicks off with an introduction of Perry and his journey from Brownells to Trailblazer Firearms. The discussion explores marketing challenges in the gun industry, FFL regulations, and customer service. Perry shares insights on Trailblazer Firearms, including the LifeCard and Pivot. The episode touches on social media restrictions, and audience engagement before wrapping up.
The episode kicks off with introductions and shoutouts, leading into a lively discussion on spicy food preferences and Guy Fieri's culinary influence. The conversation shifts to urban art, Supreme Court rulings, and impressions of America from World Cup visitors. The hosts delve into international conflicts, drone warfare, and the implications of Supreme Court decisions, including birthright citizenship. The discussion broadens to encompass economic stability, 4th of July and ends with reflections on national pride and future predictions.
The episode begins with introductions and listener shoutouts, setting the stage for discussions on vintage German military items and the reggae culture in Jamaica. The conversation shifts to the history of piracy and modern-day parallels. The group discusses a recent Supreme Court ruling on marijuana users and the implications of marijuana legalization on gun laws. The episode concludes with discussions on emergency safety strategies.
The episode kicks off with Hank introducing his AI-generated graphics, leading to a discussion on data centers, their history, and challenges. The conversation touches on Middle East peace news, Iran's threats, and U.S. involvement in regional conflicts. The hosts delve into the history of oil refining and U.S. dependency on foreign manufacturing, while also discussing SpaceX investments. The episode concludes with discussions on military tech failures, and recent accidents.
The episode begins with listener shoutouts and a conversation about Walter's new graphics, news about a missile in Israel, YouTube shadow banning, identity politics, and controversial firearm companies. The episode also covers building houses with clay, changes in firearm laws, election fraud concerns in California, AR-15 market trends, and the impact of a Democratic presidency on the suppressor market.
The episode begins with introductions and a sponsor shoutout, followed by Patrick Babyface P joining the conversation with Joe Morse aka "Joe Juice" The group shares nostalgia for Voltron and cartoons. Joe Juice opens up about his diet and experiences with ARFID and autism. Hank Strange discusses relationships, sex bots, and the challenges of monetization. Walter shares his welding experiences and shop problem-solving. The episode wraps up with concerns about Google's mosquito experiment and Florida wildlife stories.
The episode kicks off with a welcome, sponsor shoutout, and a celebration of episode 1,100. Walter Keller gives an update on a tech nine repair while Patrick Babyface P. shares news of his wife's pregnancy. The conversation shifts to Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI and a Cybertruck recall issue. Hank recounts his visit to the Air and Space Museum. The episode touches on Cuba-related drone threats, Trump's foreign policy, and European involvement in Middle East conflicts. It concludes with discussions on societal issues, media influence, and China's economic challenges.
The episode begins with a chat with with guest Jonathan from Arms List about their social media presence. Discussions shift to Florida's natural disasters and humorous takes on driving stereotypes. Hank shares his latest music gear acquisition. The conversation covers government inefficiency, state independence, and corruption, touching on Elon Musk's ventures and electric vehicle mandates. The episode concludes with discussions on immigration, and societal division tactics.
The episode kicks off with a welcome and sponsor shoutout, followed by a chat about tuxedos and the White House Correspondents' Dinner. They discuss security lapses, the Secret Service's response, and Trump's reaction. The theme "we're all kings" segue into King Charles and Camilla's visit. The talk shifts to firearm industry marketing and events. The episode wraps up with watch discussions and Hi Point updates.
In this episode, we kick off with a sponsor shoutout and a Florida fires update. We then dive into AI-generated logos, spirit animals and UFOs. Eric reflects on his role in the gun community. The chat touches on social media trolling, humor and not taking life too seriously. Eric shares stories about bullet traps and childhood memories, with a nod to jazz musician Jaco Pastorius. The episode wraps with discussions on ammo shortages, lever actions, military tech, and government mistrust.
The episode starts kicks off with David Saylors of LIberty Suppressors and Walter Keller. David dives into Liberty Suppressors' history, historical suppressor manufacturers and his entry into the business. The discussion covers the rise of new suppressor makers, changes in NFA stamps, and legalities of black powder, air rifle and form one suppressors. Hank announces "Ticks and Bangs" watch podcast coming soon with John Crump. The episode concludes with AI's impact on suppressor tech and differences between suppressors and silencers.
The episode kicks off with some technical difficulties and a sponsor shoutout. Hank shares highlights from his trip to California and Overland Expo SoCal, along with an update on his son's acting career. The conversation touches on California’s beauty versus its current challenges. Walter then showcases a WWII-era knife, leading into a discussion about the F-15 recovery operation in Iran, along with speculation about Iranian broadcasts and uranium claims. The episode also covers Candace Owens, Charlie Kirk, and a controversial court case, before shifting to aerospace achievements, space explor
The episode kicks off with Weekend recaps include Valentine's Day stories and a memorable Waffle House experience. Flying Rich joins the conversation, leading to a lively chat about anime and the Daytona 500 race. Ted Nugent's support for Brandon Herrera and Valentina Gomez's political commentary are highlighted. The conversation wraps up with electric vehicle projects and a lighthearted discussion on Obama and aliens.
The episode kicks off with Walter sharing his minibike race weekend Patrick brings up a Supreme Court case on marijuana and gun ownership highlighting legality and the 4473 form. Other topics include American airstrikes, international tensions, and Tucker Carlson's views. The episode also covers poverty, foreign aid, and Elon Musk's AI insights
The episode opens with a discussion about snowstorms in the Northeast and Donald Trump Jr.'s presence on Rumble. Then, the Mexican cartel violence, touching on El Mencho's death and safety concerns in Mexico and Trump assassination attempt. Nostalgia takes center stage with candy and cultural icons. The episode wraps up with firearm modifications, CIA activities in Mexico, and international conflicts.
The episode begins with a discussion about Patrick Babyface P.'s recent hospital visit and health updates. The conversation shifts to the Super Bowl halftime show, sparking debates about associated controversies. Followed by a discussion on YouTube suspensions and future content strategies. The episode wraps up with updates on firearm legislation, encounters with legal professionals, and reactions to Super Bowl ads.
The episode kicks off with the arrest of Olympic star Sha' Carri Richardson in Florida under Florida's new super speeder law. Next, Judge Jeanine Pirro ignited controversy by stating on Fox News that anyone bringing a weapon into Washington, D.C., regardless of having a legal permit from another district, should expect to go to jail. The podcast also discusses the troubling behavior of Charles Reed Knight, who was arrested for an armed rampage in a Merritt Island neighborhood.
The episode kicks off with a conversation about YouTube strikes and SHOT Show, where Walter shares his experiences, including Jake Paul's surprising involvement with an SHTF50. The hosts critique political strategies and Toyota's recent announcement. The episode closes with discussions on cold weather experiences.
Hank Strange kicks off the episode with the new PSA AXR platform, featuring a modular system is discussed as an exciting innovation at SHOT Show. - Walter Keller and John Crump share their experiences from the SHOT Show media day, highlighting interesting firearms such as the Diamondback aluminum revolver and the B&T 300 blackout bolt action suppressed. - Hank Strange recounts a personal mishap with his Tesla Cybertruck running out of battery, emphasizing the importance of being cautious with electric vehicle range, especially in cold weather.
The episode dives into a discussion about AI-generated images and the new Tron movie. Nostalgia for classic video games leads to a conversation about the decline of modern media and the opportunities AI presents. The episode wraps up with insights into custom firearms and a look at firearm collections.
