
Lee Weems of First Person Safety discusses stuff with his guests.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 197 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Episode 200!! Bryan Eastridge discusses taking the Gunsite 250 class with a Ruger RXM.
Hearne and Gelhaus join me for a discussion inspired by Gelhaus' latest article.
We discuss an innovative training product. Check it out at the following link:
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Whether alone or with other trainers, Lee does a great job of discussing pertinent topics in a jovial friendly fashion.
Great episode with Hearne and guests. This sounds like a great event for evaluating training and skills. One big critique of the episode, not once in the audio podcast does Hearne or any guest tell the listener what NTI stands for. Nit good. This is a pet peeve of mine in writing and shows. Explain at least once what the abbreviation stands for.
Lee’s show is a superb podcast based on real subject matter expertise in firearms training, law enforcement acumen, and self defense. In addition his academic background and being a professor in history provides a unique perspective that sets this podcast apart from others in the genre. Excellent show!
Not only does Lee’s podcast provide excellent information but does so in the most entertaining way. Lee is a natural at interviewing guests which makes every episode a great listen.
Aaron from Evolution Security podcast here. Lee is one of the most experienced and most knowledgeable hosts I can think of. And his guests are the most important subject matter experts in the industry. More than worth your podcast time.
Lee, keep pick’n and a grin’n in the podcast sense!
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This show features in-depth conversations with firearms instructors, law enforcement professionals, and training experts, often focusing on real-world application, training culture, and instructional philosophy. Episodes frequently explore instructor development, gear choices (optics, shotguns, and training devices), and the balance between traditional technique and modern, reality-tested approaches. Noteworthy are long-form interviews with influential figures from training institutions and seasoned practitioners, and panel-style discussions that unpack standards, safety, and cross-pollination between military, police, and competitive shooting worlds. The format tends to blend historical context with practical tips, anecdotes, and ongoing d... more
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