In this episode, Miyanovich and Dr. Will discuss: Will's arc from being pro gun control to pro gun rights because of extreme right-wing xenophobia, the limits of non-violence, having fun with guns, the negative stereotype of black gun usage, not owning guns ALSO being normal, collecting and buying, and a future where we get back to contructive communication.

In this episode, Miyanovich covers 2025 year-end details for the podcast and gives his thoughts on "liberals" who believe that modern society provides enough protection for humans to eliminate the engagement of self-defense practices and / or martial awareness.

In this episode, Miyanovich talks about: the recent loss of another developer, the cascading issues with the LGO DevGru, and the red line that he has with people who prioritize guns over health (this part is unrelated to the recent loss).

In the final part of this series, Miyanovich and Hancock discuss the loss of Brandon to a Fentanyl overdose.

In Part 2 of this series, Miyanovich and Hancock discuss: Will's "Sapper Gentleman" YouTube channel being a very good addition to the lib-gunning world, young men in the world of guns struggling with life, shitty Gun Tubers, and "The Gross Manosphere."

In Part 1 of this series, Miyanovich and Hancock discuss: the current status of Will's YouTube channel: Sapper Gentleman, the current reaction to Trump and MAGA, Left-wing absolutism, the lack of liberal support for Will's efforts, the general reality of YouTube, and "The Great Macho-ing of Mark Zuckerberg."

In this short segment, Miyanovich and Cheng discuss Chris's recent health challenges and their relationship to his significant heavy metal poisoning.

In Part 3 of this series, Miyanovich and Padovani discuss: the reality of male suffering, hashing things out online, men and martial responsibility, self-defense realties for men and women, male over-estimation of competency, gear or appearance as a substitute for skill, general overcompensating in the psyche, leanring from superior skill in others, high skill people are typically low-ego, and showing grace.