
The Walk the Talk America Podcast is where firearm culture and mental health meet with curiosity, not confrontation.
Each episode brings together voices from the firearm community, mental health professionals, researchers, and everyday gun owners to have honest conversations about suicide prevention, culture, and practical solutions.
We focus on education over outrage, nuance over noise, and c... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthSociety & Culture | |||

In this deeply human episode of the WTTA Guns and Mental Health Podcast, Michael Sodini sits down with Nelba Márquez-Greene, mother of Ana Grace, who was murdered in the Sandy Hook shooting.
This conversation is not about politics or taking sides. I... more
Michael Sodini recaps his experience last fall at Rutgers University, where he was invited to close out a summit hosted by the New Jersey Gun Violence Research Center.
In this conversation, Michael and Kevin break down what happened when Walk the T... more
Firearm storage is not just about what you buy, it’s about what you know. In this episode, Mike and Nicky Zabetian from Kinisium join Mike to break down Kini Safe Alert, a small, discreet motion/tamper notification device that texts (or app-notifies)... more
In this conversation, Seth Hendricks shares his transformative journey from a decade-long career in law enforcement to becoming a financial advisor. He discusses the impact of mental health on police officers, the importance of self-reflection, and t... more
My January 31 interview with Jake and Michael was a fantastic experience, particularly their knowledge about mental health and its shortcomings. Jake is a great interviewer.
Thank you for the varied, and passionate stories and observations.
Im trying to catch up and listen to all the past episodes
Glenn Boies
An honest and comprehensive discussion about guns and mental health. Two highly stigmatized cultures that have long stood across from each other, refusing to collaborate whenever tragedy strikes. That trend ends now. For firearms owners, clinicians, and the curious public.
Perspective and context are everything. WTTA brings so many voices to the table that it has sharpened my thinking.
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A podcast that bridges firearm culture and mental health through nuanced, solution-focused conversations. Episodes frequently explore safety technology, responsible ownership, ERPOs, suicide prevention, and collaboration between gun owners, clinicians, and researchers. Notable themes include practical safety devices for homes, industry transparency, and strategies to normalize safety without stigma. The show often features guests from safety tech, gun rights groups, veteran and law-enforcement communities, and public health researchers, delivering thoughtful discussion aimed at reducing harm while respecting Second Amendment rights.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Nelba Márquez-Greene
2. Mike Anestis
3. Mike Zabetian
4. Nicky Zabetian
5. Seth Hendricks
6. Dr. Chris Knoepke
7. Kerri Raissian
8. Waco Hoover
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