Podcasts

A couple of funny use-of-force stories came across my desk this past week, both involving unusual means of using deadly defensive force.  So, let’s dive right in. Most of us who CCW (and, hopefully, that’s most of us, period) tend to think of our handgun as our primary deadly defensive tool of choice, perhaps backed […]

Welcome to the Nov. 5, 2019 episode of the Law of Self Defense “After Action Analysis Show,” which airs LIVE every Tuesday and Thursday at 2PM Eastern on the Law of Self Defense Facebook page at: http://facebook.com/lawofselfdefense In this episode of AAA we do our plain-English analysis of two use-of-force videos. The first is of

The most recent episode of “After Action Analysis” aired today live at 2PM on the Law of Self Defense Facebook page, and we’re sharing the replay of that show here. It’s really still a beta-test version of the show, but it feels like the technology and format and content are really starting to come together.

We’re really getting some steam behind our newest show, “After Action Analysis,” in which we do a legal analysis of use-of-force events caught on video. The most recent episode aired today live at 2PM on the Law of Self Defense Facebook page, and we’re sharing the replay of that show here. It’s really still a

Given the alerts we’ve been sending out about the impending substantial price increase for the Law of Self Defense CONSULT Program on November 1 (that price jump happens THIS WEEK, folks!), as well as the Federal lawsuit recently filed against USCCA for allegedly failing to cover the self-defense legal expenses of one of their Platinum

Hey folks, I was a guest once again on Armed America Radio, hosted by Mark Walters, last night, October 27, 2019. We discussed (in passing) the Federal lawsuit recently filed against “self-defense insurance” provider USCCA for (alleged) failure to pay a Platinum members’ legal defenses in a self-defense case; the enormous costs of a legal

Calling the Shots: October 23, 2019

My post yesterday about the Federal lawsuit brought by one Kayla Giles against USCCA resulted in a fair-sized tsunami of feedback, both positive and negative.  In that lawsuit Giles claims that USCCA is failing to meet their “self-defense insurance” obligations towards her as a Platinum member. By the way, if you missed that LIVE post

NOTE: IMPORTANT UPDATE AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST: A few caveats before I get to the meat of this topic. First, we’re currently only hearing one side of this story, and that’s the side of the party suing USCCA (actually, they’re suing parent company Delta Defense, but given the nature of the relationship between

I was recently interviewed by a new and rapidly growing pro-2A podcast, “Meet the Pressers,” hosted by Klint Marco and Matthew Mallory.  The format is focused on interviews with leading figures in the Second Amendment and firearms training communities, most of which are names that will be immediately recognizable to all of you, including such