Handy With Handguns Tom McFarland

This week we have a joint episode with the Molding Masculinity podcast and discuss a culture of violence that exists in American masculinity. We also discuss systemic failures, cultures of abuse, bullying, and mental health. Finally, we discuss firearm regulation, policing, and the proliferation of weapons in the United States.

Korey and I discuss DMX and the many ways in which his influence was felt in rural white communities. We discuss racism in those communities, and we discuss homophobia in Black communities and the ways in which the roots of that are tied to Americas systems of violence against Black men.

In connection to this episode check out Grand Gents on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. 

Join us as we sit down with Ashley from Illuminati Slumber Party and discuss the parallels and intersections between serial killers and mass shooters. Along the way we discuss the isolation of American society, white entitlement and privilege, and the cultural reasons for violence from white men.

We also talk about ways that Pornhub can vastly improve, and how white men can self-evolve and become more comfortable with their own emotions.

In connection to this episode check out the Illuminati Slumber Party on Facebook or Twitter, and visit the Red Dirt Collective Mutual Aid Fair on May 22nd at Irving Middle School in Norman Oklahoma.

Handy With Handguns is going to become a seasonal podcast, taking a break during the Spring and Summer, and returning over the Fall and Winter. This allows for more production time, better episodes, and more time for me to do the things that I need to be doing within my own community, like mutual aid and firearm training. 

But it's not over yet! We have a series of new episodes coming in the upcoming weeks discussing Hip Hop in rural spaces, and the impact that DMX had on rural culture. And then, a season finale episode on a whole other topic that is still under wraps!

In connection to this episode check out CrimethInc.com and The Red Dot District Podcast. 

This week Erika and I discuss what Pepper spray or OC spray is, and why I highly recommend that folks include it in their personal, home, and community defense plan. An edit for this entire episode: at multiple points I say "capsaicins" and what I'm referring to is the Major Capsaicinoid (MC%) content of OC sprays. I'm bad at using the correct words for things. 

Content Warning: Discussions and descriptions of abuse and violent situations. 

A special episode for your ears only, a sultry composition of modern and antique firearms performing for the senses in an auditory exposition of grandiosity. Sit back, put on some headphones, and listen more than you speak.