That Weems Guy

I answered questions submitted by listeners. Thanks to Steve Havey for helping out.

BrYan Eastridge and I discuss having a purpose.

David Cagle joins me to discuss various topics including the validity of force-on-force training.

BrYan Eastridge joins me for a random conversation in which we sometimes discuss the pistol-mounted optics instructor course that we took recently, instructor courses in general, and things BrYan has done lately to make people mad.

Sherri Thompson and Steve Moses join me to discuss sexual assault and human trafficking.

Off Duty/On Duty episode on human trafficking:

https://offdutyonduty.com/549/episode-99-combating-human-trafficking/

Shane Gosa returns to the show to discuss his eclectic journey, and he gives some advice at the end, but only after he is recognized as The That Weems Guy Show subject matter expert on a particular technique. Don't worry about the sudden ending. Everything is okay.

We had a big panel of students and staff to recap the recent Cognitive Conclave.

Dave Spaulding returns to the show.

Special thanks to Warren Wilson, The Magnificient Steve Havey, Dan Reedy, and Mike Treat for bailing me out at the last moment and being a panel for a round-robin episode.

Mark and Rob interview Bryan, Erick, and me about our experience at TacCon23, and then we discuss other things such as range katas and the Nashville incident.

If you could start your training journey over again knowing what you know now, what would you do differently?  Matt Landfair, Erick Gelhaus, Dan Brady, Everett Snyder, and "The Magnificient Steve" Havey join me to discuss this and more.

After a two-week hiatus, we are back with a new episode, but it's an episode with absolutely no focus.  Come ramble along with us.

Steve Moses, Wayne Dobbs, and Jamie Meyer joined me to discuss the realities of burglary.

Everett Snyder joins me to discuss the Federal Bureau of Prisons' history, operations, and firearms training.

The Magnificent Steve takes over the show this week and interviews me.

The title will make sense when you get to the end of the episode.  Erick Gelhaus joined me for what was supposed to be a discussion of one topic, but we ended up talking about others.

Justin Dyal joined me to discuss the stages of development for instructors.

Sheriff Jerry Parsley joined me to discuss the Modern Technique, the Police Training Institute Master Firearms Instructor, Gunsite, and various other topics.

Bryan Eastridge joined me to discuss the Basics Mastered vs. Entertrainment, and then we ventured into a few other topics.

The early episodes of the show were on YouTube.  When I began publishing them as an audio podcast, I missed this content; so, here it is.

https://www.krtraining.com/

Tiffany and Aqil join me to discuss their Gateway Instructor Certification.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gateway-instructor-certification-course-oh-tickets-227067002517?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

Mark Fricke joins me to discuss muzzle discipline.

Mark Fricke, Rob Garrett, Hany Mahmoud, and Bryan Eastridge joined me to test the resiliency of the internet by taking on the question of when is it acceptable for trainers to begin offering instructor courses under their own umbrella.

Shannon Pable, Erik Lund, Ryan McCann, and John Hearne joined me for a panel discussion.

The PHLster team joined John Murphy and me to recap John's class.  

https://www.fpftraining.com/concealed-carry  

https://www.phlsterholsters.com/#!diy  

https://www.armedandstyled.net/