Lane Douglas graduated from UT-Martin in 1975 with an Engineering degree. After a few years as an engineer, he began working in Industrial Sales. He retired in 2011, after 32 years in sales management, the last 12 as Regional Sales … Continue reading →
I want to talk about guns today, but a bit differently then you might expect from a “survival podcast” to do. No ARs, no concealed carry and no ninja like accessories. No today I want to tell you about the … Continue reading →
Ian McCollum is a firearms writer and researcher specializing in arms from the 1880s to the 1950s or so. He is interested in the mechanical details of different firearms designs as well as their use in practical field situations. Ian … Continue reading →
On Friday I answered a question about the Rossi Combo guns and steered the caller toward the NEF/H&R Handi Rifle mostly due to the options with the Barrel Accessory Program, that would allow his kids a lot of options as … Continue reading →
Beth is the founder and owner of Pretty Loaded. Her husband has been a listener of TSP since 2008 and she has listened to many TSP episodes over the years. She has had specialized ICU and Sedation experience in numerous … Continue reading →
Okay guys and gals, October has kicked my butt. First 10 days in Colorado, then the seminar at my homestead, then the earthworks course in Louisiana. I need a fun and easy show and I bet with all the crap … Continue reading →
Today is the first of quite a few TSP Classic episodes that will be coming in October. Consider that this month I have the following events and you will understand why. Oct 3-11 I am in Colorado for vacation and … Continue reading →
Today we are joined by David Byte an Oklahoma conservative entrepreneur looking for ways to help protect our constitutional rights though the use of technology and social media. David is the founder of SafeToCarry a smart phone application and website … Continue reading →
Today I am joined by Ryan Rocquin of The Gun Runner Podcast. I invite you to join us with a unique discussion on the traditional role of the militia in our past and the potential to reconstitute it in modern … Continue reading →
After a heavy-hearted day yesterday this is a fun interview on two great subjects, one is a total bonus. Gene Pearcey has built earth shelter homes for over 30 years. His company, “Performance Building Systems, Inc” manufactures a patented structural … Continue reading →