Any other gun podcast any one recommends?

Does anybody listen to any of the Firearms Radio Network shows?

(12-09-2014, 09:19 AM)mikereddot Wrote: I listen to very little music. I'm a talk radio junkie. I post casts a bunch of talk radio and listen to it on my Iphone.

I have xm in the car, and there i listen to "'classic rock", IF I'M NOT ALONE. Alone, i play my Iphone.

The same here talk radio junkie, talk TV, sometimes classic rock in the truck.

Is this on Sirius?

(01-06-2015, 03:44 PM)AcilletaM Wrote: Does anybody listen to any of the Firearms Radio Network shows?

Only Armed American Radio.

(01-06-2015, 04:46 PM)BelieveIn308 Wrote: Is this on Sirius?

They are podcasts available on iTunes and Amazon (Android). The Amazon version comes as an app that gives you access to all.

They have a large variety on specific topics. Two are not on firearms.

• AR15 Podcast
  
• Big & Wild Outdoors
  
• Competitive Rifle
  
• fat2fit HQ
  
• Firearms Insider Radio
  
• God and Guns
  
• Gun & Gear Review
  
• Gun Girl Radio
  
• Gun Guy Radio
  
• Guns of Hollywood
  
• Handgun Radio
  
• Off Road Podcast
  
• PowerFactor Show
  
• Practically Tactical
  
• Precision Rifle Podcast
  
• Reloading Podcast
  
• The Squib Show
  
• Tactical Paradise
  
• This Week in Guns
  
• Top Shot Podcast
  
• We Like Shooting
  

I am going to have to check a few of these out. The reloading one sounds interesting.

(01-07-2015, 01:06 AM)AcilletaM Wrote:

(01-06-2015, 04:46 PM)BelieveIn308 Wrote: Is this on Sirius?

They are podcasts available on iTunes and Amazon (Android). The Amazon version comes as an app that gives you access to all.

They have a large variety on specific topics. Two are not on firearms.

• AR15 Podcast
  
• Big & Wild Outdoors
  
• Competitive Rifle
  
• fat2fit HQ
  
• Firearms Insider Radio
  
• God and Guns
  
• Gun & Gear Review
  
• Gun Girl Radio
  
• Gun Guy Radio
  
• Guns of Hollywood
  
• Handgun Radio
  
• Off Road Podcast
  
• PowerFactor Show
  
• Practically Tactical
  
• Precision Rifle Podcast
  
• Reloading Podcast
  
• The Squib Show
  
• Tactical Paradise
  
• This Week in Guns
  
• Top Shot Podcast
  
• We Like Shooting
  

WOW...Thanks.

(01-07-2015, 01:06 AM)AcilletaM Wrote:

(01-06-2015, 04:46 PM)BelieveIn308 Wrote: Is this on Sirius?

They are podcasts available on iTunes and Amazon (Android). The Amazon version comes as an app that gives you access to all.

They have a large variety on specific topics. Two are not on firearms.

• AR15 Podcast
  
• Big & Wild Outdoors
  
• Competitive Rifle
  
• fat2fit HQ
  
• Firearms Insider Radio
  
• God and Guns
  
• Gun & Gear Review
  
• Gun Girl Radio
  
• Gun Guy Radio
  
• Guns of Hollywood
  
• Handgun Radio
  
• Off Road Podcast
  
• PowerFactor Show
  
• Practically Tactical
  
• Precision Rifle Podcast
  
• Reloading Podcast
  
• The Squib Show
  
• Tactical Paradise
  
• This Week in Guns
  
• Top Shot Podcast
  
• We Like Shooting
  

By the way, the President of the Firearms Radio Network is Jake Challand, out of Dekalb, IL.

I've been enjoying the Gun Guy Radio, This Week in Guns, Gun & Gear Review, and Guns of Hollywood podcasts.

If you want to get a feel for what I listen to and you use Pandora check out Kalidor8356 on there. I programmed my own unique channel Kalidor835 Radio. It has everything from classic rock, to metal, to classical, to crooners like Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. The previously mentioned jumbled band also features on it.

Can't believe no one mentioned gun talk, super digging that podcast

Big country music fan here don't do much of the rock music and especially no hip hop crud

For music I am all over the map and a very in the mood kind of listener. I can do AC/DC and Queen one day, Wynton Marsalis (jazz trumpet), Chris Botti, and Maynard Furgeson (70's jazz trumpet) the next, and then the Chicago Symphony doing Bach's Brandenburg Concerto #3 the third. Then move on to Johnny Cash or Shania Twain, over to Frank Sinatra and Harry Connick Jr, back to Bon Jovi, CCR (or some solo John Fogerty), and Joe Cocker, toss in a little Eric Clapton, then over to Lionel Ritchie and a little Barry Manilow, switch between Nat King Cole and John Denver, and then end the day with Phil Dirscol or Andre Crouch.

It's best to say what I DON'T listen to -

1. Rap ( it's not music, no seriously, it's not really music)
2. Rock styles that don't start with Classic, Hard, or Soft, i.e. punk or any other strange variant
3. R&B unless really good and in small doses
4. Hip Hop, whatever the heck that is supposed to be

Pretty much everything else is on the table.

Other than Country Music my tastes are a mirror of Dutz's. I also need to add Bob Dylan to my mix including his early country or Woody Guthrie style.
When I'm driving short distances I listen to a lot of talk radio, usually tuned to AM 560..

Of course when I can't decide between AC/DC and the Symphony I have these guys.

If you listen make sure you stick around past minute 2.

When it comes to classic hard rock I really enjoy Hendrix,. To this day I feel he was the best to get a guitar to talk.

I am stuck in the 60's, 70's, 80's and early 90's. Like the old rock, the old country (twangy as my wife says) then there is the 70's funk like the Gap Band. Of course then you have Brian Cain, Windham Hill, George Winston and such. Pretty eclectic when it comes to my music. I listen to music pretty much all day and on the weekends I have Pandora or my Ipod rocking in my head. Of course there is the Lars Larson show on the AM radio.

(06-03-2015, 12:47 PM)Dutz Wrote: Of course when I can't decide between AC/DC and the Symphony I have these guys.

If you listen make sure you stick around past minute 2.

That was pretty cool my wife played the cello I'm highschool and is all sorts of in awe lol

i listen to almost everything, i just have always hated techno and country.....
since moving out here i have actually grown fond of country, i like luke bryant and the gabbert guy, toby keith, and more......
I still hate techno!