This week Reid and Dan host GRAMMY nominee and multi platinum artist, Dave Barnes, out in God’s Country. This episode is nothing short of a riot where topics range from Dave being cast in Reid’s favorite movie to trusting god when you are in a season of comparison. They discuss the art of songwriting, Dave’s journey from Mississippi to touring the world and what the next chapter for Dave Barnes looks like. The three of them bond over Dad life and the highs/lows of being a songwriter in Nashville. The episode ends with Reid and Dan’s gravorite from Dave that…

In a recent episode of the podcast “Conversations Different,” recent high school graduate Wesley Klum and University of New Mexico student Bo Wilson discuss their advocacy for gun safety legislation during New Mexico’s legislative session. As members of the national organization Students Demand Action, they represent a movement of high school and college students dedicated to combating gun violence across the United States, which boasts over 900 active groups nationwide. During their conversation, Klum and Wilson elaborate on the challenges and experiences they’ve faced while lobbying for change in a climate where school shooter drills are becoming the norm. Their…

This week, Tony discusses the allure of big-buck destinations, and whether figuring out how to get a tag for one of them is worth it for most of us. Connect with Tony Peterson and MeatEater Tony Peterson on Instagram and Facebook MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Youtube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTube Shop MeatEater Merch Read the full article here

Police confirm that two men were shot at the Mobile Saenger Theater on Sunday during a dance recital, following an argument that led to gunfire. Witnesses report that the altercation occurred shortly before one of the men pulled out a weapon and fired, prompting panic among those in attendance. In a swift development, the suspect has turned himself in to authorities, as police continue to investigate the incident. This shooting raises concerns about safety in public venues, especially during family-oriented events like dance recitals, and authorities are expected to provide further updates as the situation unfolds. Read full story at…

If you’re a regular reader of SurvivalBlog.com you’ve probably collected at least a few things as part of your preps – canned food, radios, firearms, ammunition, medical supplies, etc. When you first start prepping, knowing what you have and where it’s located isn’t that difficult – you can probably remember the contents of your bug-out bag, the canned food in the basement, a medical kit, etc. But as your preps continue to expand it becomes harder and harder to keep track of what you have, where it is and what you need to do to take care of it. Not…

Somerset Police arrest Marlik Anthony Cobe Booker after responding to multiple reports of gunfire near O’Neil Road on June 1. Officers allege that upon arrival, they found Booker acting erratically before he exited a residence and confronted police, ultimately leading to his arrest for possession of illegal firearms and ammunition. During the investigation, police discovered a bullet hole in a nearby bedroom wall and found loaded high-capacity magazines in Booker’s possession. Although a firearm was not recovered, the discovery of shell casings and ongoing concerns about the disturbance prompted the issuance of a search warrant, indicating potential risks for residents…

On June 3, 1781, Jack Jouett (pictured, in a later imagining) rode to warn Thomas Jefferson of an impending British attack. — June 3rd can also be considered the “birthday” of the U.S. Army. (It was established by Congress on June 3rd, 1784.) — A fan of SurvivalBlog is one of the organizers of a real estate raffle for a 32-acre parcel of waterfront land in northwest Montana that looks quite retreat-worthy.  I generally shy away from raffles and any sort of games of chance.  But because this raffle will benefit a good cause (an animal shelter in that part…

Lee’s Summit police report an update on the condition of an officer who was shot during an incident on Sunday night. The shooting has sent shockwaves through the community, prompting an outpouring of support and concern for the officer’s recovery. Details surrounding the shooting remain under investigation as authorities work to piece together the events that led to this violent encounter. As the police department rallies behind their injured colleague, local officials and residents are keenly following developments and offering assistance during this challenging time. Read full story at www.kctv5.com Read the full article here

In a unique approach to combat gun violence, Bronx teens are launching their own businesses, receiving grants to empower their entrepreneurial efforts. This initiative coincides with June’s Gun Violence Awareness Month and occurs alongside new NYPD statistics showing a historic decline in citywide homicides but a troubling rise in shootings in certain precincts, with a 30.8% increase in the 40th Precinct this year. At an event in Bronx Borough Hall, local leaders, including Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson and District Attorney Darcel Clark, emphasized that fostering young entrepreneurs can provide alternative opportunities and keep youth engaged in positive activities. The…

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals affirms the constitutionality of a federal law that prohibits felons from possessing firearms and ammunition, aligning its ruling with the US Supreme Court’s recent interpretations of the Second Amendment. This decision, which upholds the conviction of Andre Dubois for attempting to ship firearms from Georgia, reinforces the longstanding prohibition against gun ownership for those with felony convictions. This ruling is significant as it echoes a previous ruling from the Ninth Circuit, suggesting a consistent judicial approach to the issue of gun possession rights among felons. Judge William Pryor’s opinion emphasizes the law’s validity and…