Tag: domestic abuse

• August 5, 2021Podcast

  Episode 244 with Ben Branam

  At home and as you drive, by day and by night, here are four new stories of armed defense. How should you protect the people you love?

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  July 3, 2021Podcast

  Episode 240 with Robyn Sandoval

  At home, at work, and in the car, these honest citizen defended themselves and those they love. What should we do in their place?

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  June 18, 2021Podcast

  Episode 238 with David Cole

  Armed citizens defend themselves and their children every day.. and every night.

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  June 4, 2021Podcast

  Episode 236 with Ben Branam

  At home, at work, and in public, here are recent examples of armed defense. How should you defend your family and others?

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  April 14, 2021Podcast

  Episode 233 with Robyn Sandoval

  What should we do when trouble follows us home? These four gun owners faced a lethal threat. Here is what we might do in their place.

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  December 31, 2020Podcast

  Episode 219 with Michael Woodland

  Here are recent examples where gun owners were in a life threatening situation. They protected themselves, their friends, and their co-workers. What would you do in their place?

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  November 13, 2020Podcast

  Episode 213 with Ben Branam

  There will be more than 1 robber about half the time.  This one was pretty average, usually an armed robber, a lookout, and a driver. Always assume there is more than you see.

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  August 4, 2020Podcast

  Episode 206 with Andee Reardon O’Brion

  You’re at home in your bedroom when you hear a noise coming down the hall. You turn to see your ex- boyfriend walking through your bedroom door. He threatened you before, and you have a restraining order against him.

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  July 4, 2020Podcast

  Episode 202 with Elizabeth Hautman

  You grab your gun from under the driver’s seat. Your passengers hand over their purchases. You stand up and shoot your attacker. You stop shooting as your attacker runs away.

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  June 14, 2020Podcast

  Episode 200 with Ben Branam

  It usually takes more time making the decision about what to do than pressing the trigger. Knowing what you should do, and what you can do means you need very little attention for accuracy and speed.