Who Moved My Freedom

This episode kicks off with a discussion on the new podcast logo and the concept of “rage bait.” Thanksgiving stories lead into tales of porch pirates and family gatherings. Social media algorithms, YouTube views and monetization are explored. World War I trench warfare and Bonnie and Clyde’s legacy are discussed alongside mercenaries. The episode wraps up with holiday plans, listener interactions, and anticipation for SHOT Show.

(0:00) Episode introduction, sponsor mention, and technical check
(4:26) New podcast logo and discussion on “rage bait”
(7:30) Thanksgiving stories, porch pirates, and family gatherings
(14:36) Black Friday gun purchases and machine gun magazine discussion
(22:52) Sponsor: Franklin Armory
(24:28) Black Friday sales and AI-generated content
(27:56) Walter Keller’s Mac 9 update and weekend shooting activities
(32:35) Social media algorithms and engagement
(37:08) YouTube algorithm, video views, and monetization
(43:24) Sponsor: High Point Firearms and Full Forge Gear
(43:49) Firearms showcase and historical gun discussions
(1:00:16) Iconic 80s firearms nostalgia and Walter’s semi Uzi retrieval
(1:03:45) Sponsor: Safety Harbor Firearms
(1:06:00) World War I trench warfare and Bonnie and Clyde’s legacy
(1:14:03) British man’s arrest in Florida and critique of viral gun collection
(1:21:00) Mercenaries, war crimes, and foreign gun enthusiasts in the US
(1:24:17) Sponsor: 2A Commerce
(1:25:04) Gun flexing, Walther PPK discussion, and BRN firearm plans
(1:30:30) Holiday plans, van podcast, and climate discussion
(1:40:02) Listener interactions, marriage talk, and the British baronet’s heir search
(1:45:38) Sponsor: US Law Shield
(1:47:45) Discussion on older men having children and Michael Jackson’s family
(1:57:15) Chewbacca patch, inheritance laws, and SHOT Show anticipation
(2:00:01) Patrick’s son joins and episode wrap-up
(2:06:17) Cool old stuff, ammo prices, and SHOT Show plans
(2:08:35) Hosts’ projects, thanks, and sign-off