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General Category => General Talk => Topic started by: jonbouy00 on June 10, 2012, 07:41:59 AM
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Was not sure where to put this, so move it if you like.
Armed American Radio, also known as AAR is a weekly talk show that talks about many gun rights issues including for examply Fast & Furious. Mark Walters does and excellent job hosting the show and getting people who are in the trenches for us. You can listen to the show on many over the air stations, on the internet or as I do set it up for podcasts, as I am not always available on Sunday evenings. If you have not check it out.
http://armedamericanradio.org/
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I never heard of it before but I played a couple archive episodes and it was interesting. I will probably check out more when I get a chance. Thanks for th link
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I used to have a job where I did tedious, repetitive work for hours at a time so I'd fill the time listening to gun podcasts. I haven't listened to them in a while, and I didn't listen to this one, but I found some pretty good ones like Tom Gresham on Gun Talk, Michael Bane on Downrange, Kenn Blanchard on Urban Shooter, and another guy I can't remember the name of who did a podcast from around Detroit, Michigan. I think he was Mike somebody that rolled his thing into a gun podcast network.
ETA: the guy I was thinking of was Mark Vanderberg on Gun Rights Advocates - part of "Gun Rights Radio Network". I think GRRN is gone but Mark still does a podcast.
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I wish there was more on regular radio. Wouldn't that just drive liberals nuts.
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It sounds like there are lots of them to pick from. Which are the best to start with?
I used to have a job where I did tedious, repetitive work for hours at a time so I'd fill the time listening to gun podcasts. I haven't listened to them in a while, and I didn't listen to this one, but I found some pretty good ones like Tom Gresham on Gun Talk, Michael Bane on Downrange, Kenn Blanchard on Urban Shooter, and another guy I can't remember the name of who did a podcast from around Detroit, Michigan. I think he was Mike somebody that rolled his thing into a gun podcast network.
ETA: the guy I was thinking of was Mark Vanderberg on Gun Rights Advocates - part of "Gun Rights Radio Network". I think GRRN is gone but Mark still does a podcast.