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We are hosting our first ever live stream this Saturday at 10:00 a.m. mountain time, 12:00 p.m. eastern time. This live stream will take place on The Wisdom App. You can download this app wherever you get your apps from (App store link: https://bit.ly/3oXQMHa). We will be previewing and discussing more about season two, taking your questions and suggestions, and doing a giveaway for a chance to be on an episode of the show with us! Plus, everyone who comes will receive a special code for one month of our full show for free. We can't wait to see you there!

This is the end... not! Join us as we recap the past year of the show and preview what is coming up on season 2 of Tactical American Conversations. We discuss previous guests, what we have learned, favorite episodes, and what new things you can look forward to in the next year.

On our third and final installment of our book review for “How to Have Impossible Conversations” we go in-depth on synthesizing, venting, altercating, mirroring, probing the limits, and how these tactics could be used against you, and how to defend yourself from them. These skills could potentially change the way you have conversations with others and improve the way you live your life. If you really want to be able to have these “impossible” conversations with your friends, family, or others, be sure to listen in and let us know what you think. We appreciate all feedback and would love for some more recommendations for books you would like us to read and give an analysis of.

Joined by the host of the "Be The People" podcast Ben Crockett, we discuss how reading every day can change the country, how assessing our strengths and weakness can change our lives, and how asking more questions can change our relationships.

On this episode we discuss what it means for everyday Americans when the FBI operates outside of the law. This nightmare scenario is playing out right in front of our eyes and most of us aren’t even aware of it. Plus, if you listen in to our full episode at TheTACshow.com we go in-depth on the Kyle Rittenhouse case, Austria’s lockdowns for the un-vaxxed, and much more. We talk for over an hour and a half on these topics, so you won’t want to miss out."

Part two of our book series reviewing "How to Have Impossible Conversations". In this episode, we discuss important skills to have when trying to have these "impossible conversations" like understanding when you are wrong, letting your friends be wrong, and reframing conversations. In this short version of the episode, you are missing out on over one full hour of our conversation and are missing out on other important topics like when anger comes out in conversations, and why not to say "but", among other things. Subscribe to our full version at TacticalAmericanConversations.com using a promo code that you can find in any of our guest episodes to get one full month of our full-length podcast absolutely free. These conversations can help you better understand those around you and help them better understand you as well. You won't want to miss this!

On today’s episode, we welcome back guest Dr. Stephen Halbrook; Second Amendment expert and gun rights activist. Dr. Halbrook has been busy working on high-profile court cases that could potentially affect your gun rights and joins us to discuss what these cases could mean for the future of the Second Amendment and your right to keep and bear arms.

It's time for another book review, and this one is going to be good. We will be talking about the book "How to Have Impossible Conversations - A Very Practical Guide," written by James Lindsay and Peter Boghossian. On this episode, we cover chapters 1 through 3 discussing concepts like parallel talking, building rapport, and establishing a relationship with your conversation partner.

Worried about gun safety? Fear not - we are here to present you with the four ways to not “Alec Baldwin” things up. The recent tragedy of the accidental shooting on the set of “Rust” involving Alec Baldwin is a very tough conversation and one that needs to be had. We aren’t here to take sides or to play judge, we are here to examine the facts and help you understand what went wrong and how it can be prevented in the future. Check out TheTACShow.com for our full-length podcast episodes with over 6 times the content in each episode!

Joining us on today’s podcast is an extremely special guest, Yeonmi Park. You may have seen or heard her on TED, or shows like The Joe Rogan Experience, and The Jordan Peterson Podcast speaking about her experience in escaping from North Korea and finding her way to the free world. We sit down with her to discuss what her experience has been here in the United States and how we are slowly becoming more like North Korea. She shares some scary experiences with censorship here in America and asks the important questions: “How can we save the free world?” You won’t want to miss our full conversation with Yeonmi. Visit Tacticalamericanconversations.com and use code “yeonmipark” to listen to all of our amazing conversations with her, for free.

Welcome to The Real Abolition. Slavery is a bigger problem today than ever before, but we just don't usually see it. I'm doing something about it. Will you join me? Go to TheRealAbolition.org to help us put an end to human traffiking. Music Provided by: Autumn Leaves by Christian Raab (2020) Publisher: Jamendo ASLC-110204DE-5C1DE8543D

Today we start by digging into President Biden’s gun control plan and end up having a much needed discussion on gun safety and mental health. Join us at TacticalAmericanConversations.com for exclusive conversational content and more.

Today was an absolute pleasure sitting down with Vanessa aka Gothix to discuss various topics of contemporary culture surrounding firearms, cancel culture, and how some people (hint... Twitter mobs) work to "solve" problems. Our short form episode focuses primarily on cancel culture, but this entire episode was awesome. Go check out the full conversation at TacticalAmericanConversations.com and use code FIRST100 to listen for free.

Congress is at it again. It seems like they think legislation is a joke, but come to your own conclusions. In today’s episode we explore more congressional clickbait. We also dig into several conversational tools and tactics, such as laying out goals and objectives before going too far down the rabbit hole of interpersonal dialogue. Check out the full conversation at TacticalAmericanConversations.com

We approach today’s episode with a question: How can members of the 2A community better the world? Since this is such a huge topic we have decided that we will be coming back to this one a few more times. For part 1 of Saving the World we explore the roots of lethal violence according to the FBI and what we can do to bring those numbers down. The answer is a little different from you may think but it revolves around the highest number for both victim to perpetrator relationships and the circumstances in the murder stats.

This episode we got to speak with champion competitive shooter and firearms instructor, Jenny McGowan from Mama Bear Defense. We discuss some of the differences between men and women's approach to personal defense and firearm use. Mama Bear Defense empowers women (and men) all over the world with their unique and very personalized approach to self defense and firearms training. Chase and Remmington spent two days training with them and saw marked improvement in their shot groupings. This is a great conversation for both seasoned veterans and those who still feel uncomfortable with firearms. Please head over to TacticalAmericanConversations.com and use the code FIRST100 to listen to the full podcast for free and to join our community.

In today’s episode we explore the concept of hypocrisy and how to identify it in ourselves. Pointing the finger is almost second nature, but how do we turn that nature to our benefit? We also touch on hero worship and demonization in our contemporary culture. For the full conversation check out TacticalAmericanConversations.com

We all have things that make us feel uncomfortable or scared, so it’s not that strange that people often have apprehensions related to firearms. In this episode we discuss the concepts of fear and comfort about firearms in a way that’s understandable and relatable to anyone who is afraid of something(or in other words is human). We also talk about safety and precautions with weapons and children. Check out TacticalAmericanConversations.com for the full conversation.

In this episode we discuss Bill H.R. 127, a sweeping gun restriction bill. We talk about the broader implications of the bill and also touch on the difference between legislation and social pressure. In the full length episode we read and react to the bill in its entirety, you can check that out at tacticalamericanconversations.com

In this episode, we got to speak with Meghan Illguth, the COO and Head Instructor for P.E.R.S.I.S.T Behavioral Management Inc, an awesome company that provides specialized training to healthcare workers, law enforcement, and the corporate sector in crisis management, de-escalation, and self defense principles where users have a duty to protect not only themselves, but also their clients, patients, or the public. We get into some really interesting concepts such as identifying mental illness and responding appropriately. For the full length podcast and more subscribe over at TacticalAmericanConversations.com for just 3 bucks.

Where do pacifists fit into the 2A community? Today we are discussing pacifism and its role in our society. We start off with a few myths and stories from history to get the conversation going. And we come to some interesting conclusions. For the full length podcast and more subscribe over at TacticalAmericanConversations.com for just 3 bucks.

There's Orwellian, and there's banning reference to Orwell Orwellian. They're not being secretive about it anymore. Big tech got their big boy brushes out and they are scrubbing clean ideas that they don't want heard. Is this the modern version of book burning or a necessary part of living in polite society? Let's have a conversation about it. For the full length podcast and more subscribe over at TacticalAmericanConversations.com for just 3 bucks.

Remember the Capitol Hill Riots? Well, Chase was in DC when that when down. We talk about the events and discuss our take on the real effects that violence has on a cause. For the full length podcast and more subscribe over at TacticalAmericanConversations.com for just 3 bucks.

Today we are joined by Heroes Haven founder, Frank DeVito, who discusses the warriors journey. We talk about common challenges that soldiers, first responders, and veterans face; and what we as members of society can do to mitigate the effects of these. Heroes Haven does amazing work serving and healing those who have served and sacrificed so much for our country. We are honored and humbled to support them in this endeavor. For the full length podcast and more subscribe over at TacticalAmericanConversations.com for just 3 bucks.