FreedomOtter

Recording news stories for the 'This Week In Amateur Radio Podcast', North America's Premiere Amateur Radio News Magazine. Heard on repeaters, broadcast and radio stations all over the US and many countries over Shortwave Radio Stations. Bringing you the events and happenings that shape Amateur Radio. 📻 TWiAR Website: https://twiar.net/ Want to get your Amateur (Ham) Radio license? Find resources and classes: 📻 American Radio Relay League: https://www.arrl.org 📻 Ham Exam: https://hamexam.org/

Minnesota House Members decent, Is Trump pro 2A, NRA has new board memebers, and four New York State man busted for 'ghost guns'. I'm just a humble little otter, with a big mouth. I swear a lot and speak what I think. So, to me, that's the making of a podcast! Please like my videos, Follow me here on Rumble as well as my social media below, and share my videos. We have a merch store for our gaming channel "Otterman Gaming Empire"! Follow the channel and check out the cool swag on the store! ➡️ Otterman Gaming Empire Channel: https://rumble.com/c/OttermanGamingEmpire ➡️ Store: https://ottermanempire.creator-spring.com/ ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️ Follow me on X @freedom_nys

A live test using my new Linux gaming PC with an MSI GTX1080 8GB GPU.

SCOTUS schedules a conference for the various "Assault Weapon Ban Cases" looking for cert, The Fifth Circuit says "Enhanced" background checks are Constitutional, Massachusetts dems get blow back from black gun owners and 34 arrested in southern California on gun charges? I'm just a humble little otter, with a big mouth. I swear a lot and speak what I think. So, to me, that's the making of a podcast! Please like my videos, Follow me here on Rumble as well as my social media below, and share my videos. We have a merch store for our gaming channel "Otterman Gaming Empire"! Follow the channel and check out the cool swag on the store! ➡️ Otterman Gaming Empire Channel: https://rumble.com/c/OttermanGamingEmpire ➡️ Store: https://ottermanempire.creator-spring.com/ ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️ Follow me on X @freedom_nys

Applications are up in NYC, A survey finds people LIKE the 2nd Amendment, and North Carolina gun owners want Constitutional Carry! I'm just a humble little otter, with a big mouth. I swear a lot and speak what I think. So, to me, that's the making of a podcast! Please like my videos, Follow me here on Rumble as well as my social media below, and share my videos. We have a merch store for our gaming channel "Otterman Gaming Empire"! Follow the channel and check out the cool swag on the store! ➡️ Otterman Gaming Empire Channel: https://rumble.com/c/OttermanGamingEmpire ➡️ Store: https://ottermanempire.creator-spring.com/ ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️ Follow me on X @freedom_nys

Freedom and Kid Otter build a Minecraft LEGO set that Kid Otter gave Freedom for his birthday. The GREAT Otterman Gaming Empire has successfully created a forward base in the Minecraft lands! Join us as we build and expand our reach for the glory of Otterdom! 🦦 🏪Merch Store: https://ottermanempire.creator.spring.com ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️Follow on 𝕏 : @freedom_nys

2nd Amendment attorney and social media influencer, Kostas Moros joins us for the premiere of this new stand alone segment of The Freedom Otter Show. Kostas' Law Article : https://t.co/2iOcHcZ57M I'm just a humble little otter, with a big mouth. I swear a lot and speak what I think. So, to me, that's the making of a podcast! Please like my videos, Follow me here on Rumble as well as my social media below, and share my videos. We have a merch store for our gaming channel "Otterman Gaming Empire"! Follow the channel and check out the cool swag on the store! ➡️ Otterman Gaming Empire Channel: https://rumble.com/c/OttermanGamingEmpire ➡️ Store: https://ottermanempire.creator-spring.com/ ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️ Follow me on X @freedom_nys

A NY judge says there is no 2A in New York State, Australian goes to banning knives, Tennessee allows teachers to be armed and a homeowner teaches a invader a lesson. I'm just a humble little otter, with a big mouth. I swear a lot and speak what I think. So, to me, that's the making of a podcast! Please like my videos, Follow me here on Rumble as well as my social media below, and share my videos. We have a merch store for our gaming channel "Otterman Gaming Empire"! Follow the channel and check out the cool swag on the store! ➡️ Otterman Gaming Empire Channel: https://rumble.com/c/OttermanGamingEmpire ➡️ Store: https://ottermanempire.creator-spring.com/ ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️ Follow me on X @freedom_nys

Episode 4 of 8 of the BBS Documentary, a mini-series by Jason Scott. This episode covers the FidoNET, which may have been the single-largest 100% amateur organized and run computer network of all time. Interviews with almost all the major players and founders of the FidoNET are in this episode, along with a reasonable shot at telling as much of the FidoNET's 20+ year story. Endorsed by Tom Jennings, creator of FidoNet. BBS Documentary Information: Long before the Internet escaped from the lab, connected the planet and redefined what it meant to use a computer...there was a brave and pioneering band of computer users who spent their time, money and sanity setting up their home computers and phone lines to welcome anyone who called. By using a modem, anyone else who knew the phone number of these computers could connect to them, leave messages, send and recieve files.... and millions did. They called these places "Bulletin Board Systems", or BBSes. And their collections of messages, rants, thoughts and dreams became the way that an entire generation learned about being online. When the Internet grew in popularity in the early 1990s, the world of the BBS faded, changed, and became a part of the present networked world.. but it wasn't the same. In the Summer of 2001, Jason Scott, a computer historian (and proprietor of the textfiles.com history site) wondered if anyone had made a film about these BBSes. They hadn't, so he decided he would. Four years, thousands of miles of travelling, and over 200 interviews later, "BBS: The Documentary", a mini-series of 8 episodes about the history of the BBS, is now available. Spanning 3 DVDs and totalling five and a half hours, this documentary is actually eight documentaries about different aspects of this important story in the annals of computer history. Baud introduces the story of the beginning of the BBS, including interviews with Ward Christensen and Randy Suess, who used a snowstorm as an inspiration to change the world. Sysops and Users introduces the stories of the people who used BBSes, and lets them tell their own stories of living in this new world. Make it Pay covers the BBS industry that rose in the 1980's and grew to fantastic heights before disappearing almost overnight. Fidonet covers the largest volunteer-run computer network in history, and the people who made it a joy and a political nightmare. Artscene tells the rarely-heard history of the ANSI Art Scene that thrived in the BBS world, where art was currency and battles waged over nothing more than pure talent. HPAC (Hacking Phreaking Anarchy Cracking) hears from some of the users of "underground" BBSes and their unique view of the world of information and computers. Compression tells the story of the PKWARE/SEA legal battle of the late 1980s and how a fight that broke out over something as simple as data compression resulted in waylaid lives and lost opportunity. No Carrier wishes a fond farewell to the dial-up BBS and its integration into the Internet. Ideal as either a teaching tool or a reminder of your own memories, the BBS Documentary Collection brings back this nearly-forgotten time in a way that will tell the story... one caller at a time.

Episode 5 of 8 of the BBS Documentary, a mini-series by Jason Scott. This episode covers the ANSI Artscene, a creative and competitive explosion that produced many thousands of artwork based on a specific color pallette and a few blocky characters in the IBM Compatible character set. Along the way come literal gangs of artists, the headaches of administration, and the eternal battle of iCE vs. ACiD. Many ANSI artists provide their perspective on a very unique decade. BBS Documentary Information: Long before the Internet escaped from the lab, connected the planet and redefined what it meant to use a computer...there was a brave and pioneering band of computer users who spent their time, money and sanity setting up their home computers and phone lines to welcome anyone who called. By using a modem, anyone else who knew the phone number of these computers could connect to them, leave messages, send and recieve files.... and millions did. They called these places "Bulletin Board Systems", or BBSes. And their collections of messages, rants, thoughts and dreams became the way that an entire generation learned about being online. When the Internet grew in popularity in the early 1990s, the world of the BBS faded, changed, and became a part of the present networked world.. but it wasn't the same. In the Summer of 2001, Jason Scott, a computer historian (and proprietor of the textfiles.com history site) wondered if anyone had made a film about these BBSes. They hadn't, so he decided he would. Four years, thousands of miles of travelling, and over 200 interviews later, "BBS: The Documentary", a mini-series of 8 episodes about the history of the BBS, is now available. Spanning 3 DVDs and totalling five and a half hours, this documentary is actually eight documentaries about different aspects of this important story in the annals of computer history. Baud introduces the story of the beginning of the BBS, including interviews with Ward Christensen and Randy Suess, who used a snowstorm as an inspiration to change the world. Sysops and Users introduces the stories of the people who used BBSes, and lets them tell their own stories of living in this new world. Make it Pay covers the BBS industry that rose in the 1980's and grew to fantastic heights before disappearing almost overnight. Fidonet covers the largest volunteer-run computer network in history, and the people who made it a joy and a political nightmare. Artscene tells the rarely-heard history of the ANSI Art Scene that thrived in the BBS world, where art was currency and battles waged over nothing more than pure talent. HPAC (Hacking Phreaking Anarchy Cracking) hears from some of the users of "underground" BBSes and their unique view of the world of information and computers. Compression tells the story of the PKWARE/SEA legal battle of the late 1980s and how a fight that broke out over something as simple as data compression resulted in waylaid lives and lost opportunity. No Carrier wishes a fond farewell to the dial-up BBS and its integration into the Internet. Ideal as either a teaching tool or a reminder of your own memories, the BBS Documentary Collection brings back this nearly-forgotten time in a way that will tell the story... one caller at a time.

With spring here, and summer not too far off, it's time to take care of some of the winter equipment. I get the snow blower ready to be stored away till next winter.

Recording news stories for the 'This Week In Amateur Radio Podcast', North America's Premiere Amateur Radio News Magazine. Heard on repeaters, broadcast and radio stations all over the US and many countries over Shortwave Radio Stations. Bringing you the events and happenings that shape Amateur Radio. 📻 TWiAR Website: https://twiar.net/ Want to get your Amateur (Ham) Radio license? Find resources and classes: 📻 American Radio Relay League: https://www.arrl.org 📻 Ham Exam: https://hamexam.org/

Syracuse, NY makes a mess of gun control, NY Times Columnist pitches a fit, Pro 2A and anti-2a meet in Illinois and 911 went on an unscheduled break. I'm just a humble little otter, with a big mouth. I swear a lot and speak what I think. So, to me, that's the making of a podcast! Please like my videos, Follow me here on Rumble as well as my social media below, and share my videos. We have a merch store for our gaming channel "Otterman Gaming Empire"! Follow the channel and check out the cool swag on the store! ➡️ Otterman Gaming Empire Channel: https://rumble.com/c/OttermanGamingEmpire ➡️ Store: https://ottermanempire.creator-spring.com/ ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️ Follow me on X @freedom_nys

Episode 3 of 8 of the BBS Documentary, a mini-series by Jason Scott. This episode talks about the for-pay BBS industry, which started reflecting a financial cost in running a BBS from the beginning, but which grew into its own high-stakes, high-finance version of any other part of the computer world. Interviews include Jack Rickard of Boardwatch Magazine, and Phil Becker of TBBS, as well as employees of Mustang Software (TBBS) and other firms and businesses. BBS Documentary Information: Long before the Internet escaped from the lab, connected the planet and redefined what it meant to use a computer...there was a brave and pioneering band of computer users who spent their time, money and sanity setting up their home computers and phone lines to welcome anyone who called. By using a modem, anyone else who knew the phone number of these computers could connect to them, leave messages, send and receive files.... and millions did. They called these places "Bulletin Board Systems", or BBSes. And their collections of messages, rants, thoughts and dreams became the way that an entire generation learned about being online. When the Internet grew in popularity in the early 1990s, the world of the BBS faded, changed, and became a part of the present networked world.. but it wasn't the same. In the Summer of 2001, Jason Scott, a computer historian (and proprietor of the textfiles.com history site) wondered if anyone had made a film about these BBSes. They hadn't, so he decided he would. Four years, thousands of miles of traveling, and over 200 interviews later, "BBS: The Documentary", a mini-series of 8 episodes about the history of the BBS, is now available. Spanning 3 DVDs and totaling five and a half hours, this documentary is actually eight documentaries about different aspects of this important story in the annals of computer history. Baud introduces the story of the beginning of the BBS, including interviews with Ward Christensen and Randy Suess, who used a snowstorm as an inspiration to change the world. Sysops and Users introduces the stories of the people who used BBSes, and lets them tell their own stories of living in this new world. Make it Pay covers the BBS industry that rose in the 1980's and grew to fantastic heights before disappearing almost overnight. Fidonet covers the largest volunteer-run computer network in history, and the people who made it a joy and a political nightmare. Artscene tells the rarely-heard history of the ANSI Art Scene that thrived in the BBS world, where art was currency and battles waged over nothing more than pure talent. HPAC (Hacking Phreaking Anarchy Cracking) hears from some of the users of "underground" BBSes and their unique view of the world of information and computers. Compression tells the story of the PKWARE/SEA legal battle of the late 1980s and how a fight that broke out over something as simple as data compression resulted in waylaid lives and lost opportunity. No Carrier wishes a fond farewell to the dial-up BBS and its integration into the Internet. Ideal as either a teaching tool or a reminder of your own memories, the BBS Documentary Collection brings back this nearly-forgotten time in a way that will tell the story... one caller at a time.

Episode 2 of 8 of the BBS Documentary, a mini-series by Jason Scott. This episode covers the two factions who brought the world of the Bulletin Board System alive: Users (that connected to these systems) and Sysops (System Operators, or ran them and kept them functioning). Voices both prominent and quiet come together in this documentary episode to talk about the issues and events that a BBS could inspire. BBS Documentary Information: Long before the Internet escaped from the lab, connected the planet and redefined what it meant to use a computer...there was a brave and pioneering band of computer users who spent their time, money and sanity setting up their home computers and phone lines to welcome anyone who called. By using a modem, anyone else who knew the phone number of these computers could connect to them, leave messages, send and recieve files.... and millions did. They called these places "Bulletin Board Systems", or BBSes. And their collections of messages, rants, thoughts and dreams became the way that an entire generation learned about being online. When the Internet grew in popularity in the early 1990s, the world of the BBS faded, changed, and became a part of the present networked world.. but it wasn't the same. In the Summer of 2001, Jason Scott, a computer historian (and proprietor of the textfiles.com history site) wondered if anyone had made a film about these BBSes. They hadn't, so he decided he would. Four years, thousands of miles of travelling, and over 200 interviews later, "BBS: The Documentary", a mini-series of 8 episodes about the history of the BBS, is now available. Spanning 3 DVDs and totalling five and a half hours, this documentary is actually eight documentaries about different aspects of this important story in the annals of computer history. Baud introduces the story of the beginning of the BBS, including interviews with Ward Christensen and Randy Suess, who used a snowstorm as an inspiration to change the world. Sysops and Users introduces the stories of the people who used BBSes, and lets them tell their own stories of living in this new world. Make it Pay covers the BBS industry that rose in the 1980's and grew to fantastic heights before disappearing almost overnight. Fidonet covers the largest volunteer-run computer network in history, and the people who made it a joy and a political nightmare. Artscene tells the rarely-heard history of the ANSI Art Scene that thrived in the BBS world, where art was currency and battles waged over nothing more than pure talent. HPAC (Hacking Phreaking Anarchy Cracking) hears from some of the users of "underground" BBSes and their unique view of the world of information and computers. Compression tells the story of the PKWARE/SEA legal battle of the late 1980s and how a fight that broke out over something as simple as data compression resulted in waylaid lives and lost opportunity. No Carrier wishes a fond farewell to the dial-up BBS and its integration into the Internet. Ideal as either a teaching tool or a reminder of your own memories, the BBS Documentary Collection brings back this nearly-forgotten time in a way that will tell the story... one caller at a time.

Episode 1 of 8 of the BBS Documentary, a mini-series by Jason Scott. This episode covers the predecessors and the beginnings of the Dial-Up Bulletin Board System (BBS), with historical information as well as interviews with the pioneers and experimenters at the dawn of the home information access age. Interviews include Ward Christensen and Randy Suess, who created what is considered the first dial-up bulletin board in 1978. BBS Documentary Information: Long before the Internet escaped from the lab, connected the planet and redefined what it meant to use a computer...there was a brave and pioneering band of computer users who spent their time, money and sanity setting up their home computers and phone lines to welcome anyone who called. By using a modem, anyone else who knew the phone number of these computers could connect to them, leave messages, send and recieve files.... and millions did. They called these places "Bulletin Board Systems", or BBSes. And their collections of messages, rants, thoughts and dreams became the way that an entire generation learned about being online. When the Internet grew in popularity in the early 1990s, the world of the BBS faded, changed, and became a part of the present networked world.. but it wasn't the same. In the Summer of 2001, Jason Scott, a computer historian (and proprietor of the textfiles.com history site) wondered if anyone had made a film about these BBSes. They hadn't, so he decided he would. Four years, thousands of miles of travelling, and over 200 interviews later, "BBS: The Documentary", a mini-series of 8 episodes about the history of the BBS, is now available. Spanning 3 DVDs and totalling five and a half hours, this documentary is actually eight documentaries about different aspects of this important story in the annals of computer history. Baud introduces the story of the beginning of the BBS, including interviews with Ward Christensen and Randy Suess, who used a snowstorm as an inspiration to change the world. Sysops and Users introduces the stories of the people who used BBSes, and lets them tell their own stories of living in this new world. Make it Pay covers the BBS industry that rose in the 1980's and grew to fantastic heights before disappearing almost overnight. Fidonet covers the largest volunteer-run computer network in history, and the people who made it a joy and a political nightmare. Artscene tells the rarely-heard history of the ANSI Art Scene that thrived in the BBS world, where art was currency and battles waged over nothing more than pure talent. HPAC (Hacking Phreaking Anarchy Cracking) hears from some of the users of "underground" BBSes and their unique view of the world of information and computers. Compression tells the story of the PKWARE/SEA legal battle of the late 1980s and how a fight that broke out over something as simple as data compression resulted in waylaid lives and lost opportunity. No Carrier wishes a fond farewell to the dial-up BBS and its integration into the Internet. Ideal as either a teaching tool or a reminder of your own memories, the BBS Documentary Collection brings back this nearly-forgotten time in a way that will tell the story... one caller at a time.

HAIL THE EMPIRE!

New Jersey discovers criminals don't obey laws, Prince George's County in Maryland tries to catch Ghosts (Guns), Some Tennessee teachers are uneducated about guns, and Israel learned a lesson. I'm just a humble little otter, with a big mouth. I swear a lot and speak what I think. So, to me, that's the making of a podcast! Please like my videos, Follow me here on Rumble as well as my social media below, and share my videos. We have a merch store for our gaming channel "Otterman Gaming Empire"! Follow the channel and check out the cool swag on the store! ➡️ Otterman Gaming Empire Channel: https://rumble.com/c/OttermanGamingEmpire ➡️ Store: https://ottermanempire.creator-spring.com/ ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️ Follow me on X @freedom_nys

It’s lunchtime, and I have consumed a Hostess Fruit pie. Apple. And I must walk it off.

Maine Lawmakers make some gun control moves, Oregon's Measure 114 is on life support, a study shows something and Trump accuser gets special treatment by NYPD. I'm just a humble little otter, with a big mouth. I swear a lot and speak what I think. So, to me, that's the making of a podcast! Please like my videos, Follow me here on Rumble as well as my social media below, and share my videos. We have a merch store for our gaming channel "Otterman Gaming Empire"! Follow the channel and check out the cool swag on the store! ➡️ Otterman Gaming Empire Channel: https://rumble.com/c/OttermanGamingEmpire ➡️ Store: https://ottermanempire.creator-spring.com/ ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️ Follow me on X @freedom_nys

Come patrol Paragon City and fight evil in the streets! 🏪Merch Store: https://ottermanempire.creator.spring.com ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️Follow on 𝕏 : @freedom_nys

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CoHost: @Necro_304Mav We review yesterday's 9th Circuit hearing, A New ATF Rule that could shutdown provate sales, A Chinese immigrant shuts down Gun Grabby David Hogg, and John Cornyn still in the hot seat on gun control compromise. (Link to the live stream: https://rumble.com/v4ovwyq-special-episode-u.s.-9th-circuit-court-of-appeals-carralero-et-al.-v.-bonta.html) I'm just a humble little otter, with a big mouth. I swear a lot and speak what I think. So, to me, that's the making of a podcast! Please like my videos, Follow me here on Rumble as well as my social media below, and share my videos. We have a merch store for our gaming channel "Otterman Gaming Empire"! Follow the channel and check out the cool swag on the store! ➡️ Otterman Gaming Empire Channel: https://rumble.com/c/OttermanGamingEmpire ➡️ Store: https://ottermanempire.creator-spring.com/ ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️ Follow me on X @freedom_nys

An appeal from a preliminary injunction prohibiting the California Attorney General from enforcing Senate Bill 2, which imposes restrictions on the concealed carry of firearms in certain sensitive places identified in the California Penal Code. [8:23-cv-01798-CJC-ADS] I'm just a humble little otter, with a big mouth. I swear a lot and speak what I think. So, to me, that's the making of a podcast! Please like my videos, Follow me here on Rumble as well as my social media below, and share my videos. We have a merch store for our gaming channel "Otterman Gaming Empire"! Follow the channel and check out the cool swag on the store! ➡️ Otterman Gaming Empire Channel: https://rumble.com/c/OttermanGamingEmpire ➡️ Store: https://ottermanempire.creator-spring.com/ ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️ Follow me on X @freedom_nys

AI voice calls to congress, a study claiming recent gun owners are prone to violence, Wyoming hospitals thinking about ditching gun free zones, David Hogg possibly with his hand in the cookie jar and Gavin Newsom forgetting he's Governor of California. I'm just a humble little otter, with a big mouth. I swear a lot and speak what I think. So, to me, that's the making of a podcast! Please like my videos, Follow me here on Rumble as well as my social media below, and share my videos. We have a merch store for our gaming channel "Otterman Gaming Empire"! Follow the channel and check out the cool swag on the store! ➡️ Otterman Gaming Empire Channel: https://rumble.com/c/OttermanGamingEmpire ➡️ Store: https://ottermanempire.creator-spring.com/ ➡️ Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/NthkWzzUXR ✅ Subscribe to the Channel to not miss new episodes! 📝 Comment below and let me know what you think! ➡️ Follow me on X @freedom_nys