Episode 48 – Jimmy Kimmel Gets Cancelled

Episode 48 – Jimmy Kimmel Gets Cancelled

This week Mike flies solo while Max is out, and we dig into the fallout around Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension after comments about the Charlie Kirk shooting. Along the way we hit upcoming training events, SHOT Show and NRA Show travel plans, EMS World Expo prep, and why media narratives can be just as dangerous as misinformation in the field. Plus, a shoutout to our longtime sponsor Ammo Supply Warehouse and their new Survival Armor soft armor offering. Timestamps 0:00 – Opening banter, Max out this week 3:40 – Sponsor spotlight: Ammo Supply Warehouse + new Level IIIA soft armor 7:50 – Bulletn Network updates & SHOT Show planning 10:55 – NRA Show + Texas training trips with Tremis Dynamics 12:00 – EMS World Expo preview & RideAlong EMT School crossover 31:55 – Main topic: Charlie Kirk shooting & Jimmy Kimmel controversy 34:40 – Kimmel’s shift from comedy to politics36:20 – Breaking down what happened in the Kirk shooting 39:35 – What Kimmel said & why it sparked backlash 48:20 – Fallout: corporate suspension & FCC licensing pressure 50:00 – Bigger picture: media responsibility & avoiding narrative traps 51:30 – Closing thoughts: empathy, training, and community over outrage Links! – ⁠https://blog.bulletn.net/affiliates/⁠ [https://blog.bulletn.net/affiliates/]

Episode 47 – Charlie Kirk & Why Training Matters

This week we dive into the shocking news surrounding Charlie Kirk, the importance of training in uncertain times, and how community response (or lack of it) can mean the difference between life and death. We also talk about upcoming training events across the country, share updates from our EMT school journey, and highlight our sponsor, Five Rivers Armament. Timestamps 0:00 – Opening banter & hitting episode 47 3:45 – Sponsor spotlight: Five Rivers Armament 8:45 – RideAlong EMT School podcast updates 13:00 – First EMS clinical shift experiences 21:30 – Upcoming Combat Art Summit road trip 25:10 – Training opportunities next 2 weekends (PA, TN, TX, FL) 38:00 – 30-day training outlook (OH, KY, NV, CT, PA, FL, MO, NV, TX) 50:10 – Why recent events (Charlie Kirk, Irina Zarutska case) show the need for training & medical preparedness 1:10:00 – Training Tip of the Week: Read the F***ing Manual 1:13:30 – Viewer Q&A: Expired medical supplies 1:18:50 – Closing thoughts: Care for your fellow humans, even when you disagree ---------------------------------------- Links! - https://blog.bulletn.net/affiliates/

Berm Limits 46 – New Format Announcement

Episode 46 – New Format Announcement This week, Mike and Max unveil the new weekly livestream format for Berm Limits LIVE, share updates on Bulletn Productions, and introduce the new RideAlong: EMT School podcast. They also spotlight the upcoming Combat Art Summit, highlight training opportunities across the network, and close out with a practical tip for students: always take notes. Timestamps 0:00 – Opening banter & going live for real 02:15 – Sponsor spotlight: Iron Pig Armament 06:00 – Bulletn updates (Productions, blog, photography, event listings) 15:00 – New Berm Limits format: weekly live + interviews 19:00 – Launch of RideAlong: EMT School podcast 25:00 – Network highlights: Combat Art Summit & upcoming events 47:00 – Key upcoming classes (Tom Givens, Day 0 series, etc.) 52:00 – Training Tip: why note-taking matters 59:00 – Wrap up & what’s next

Tom Holybee | Ashigaru Defense - Berm Limits Interview

In this episode, Mike and Max talk to Tom Holybee, owner of Ashigaru Defense. Tom discusses his journey into firearms and self-defense, the philosophy behind his school, and the challenges civilians face in accessing practical, affordable training. He shares his experiences with instructors like Sonny Puzikas and John Farnum, and creates a curriculum focused on realistic, scenario-based defense, especially for civilians. He emphasizes the gap between military/law enforcement training and civilian needs, highlighting the importance of practical skills, mindset, and adaptability over rigid dogma or gear obsession. The conversation also covers cultural influences, such as Japanese martial arts, critiques the modern firearms community’s inflexibility and elitism, and describes his classes—Stabus, Stubbus, and Bedroom Bedside—that address gaps in typical training. It concludes with reflections on violence, ongoing learning, humility, and practicality.Check out Ashigaru Defense Classes here:https://www.bulletn.net/trainer-profile/ec4d673ef919b1b9144a41e5a13f06156bThis episode is sponsored by Iron Pig Armament!Use code "Bulletn24" for 10% off all items!!!!---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Visit our affiliate page for links and discounts!!https://blog.bulletn.net/affiliates/----------------------------------------------CHANNEL SPONSORSAmmo Supply Warehouse5 Rivers ArmamentIron Pig Armament----------------------------------------------SUPPORT THE CHANNEL and SAVE MONEY by visiting https://blog.bulletn.net/affiliates/Primary ArmsPremiere Body ArmorGoDark Faraday BagsXS SightsSlip2000Defiant MunitionsMediTac KitsIron Pig ArmamentRokland

LIVE!!! Surviving Riots | Aaron Little & Garry Marr

On the eve of the National Day of Defiance, we speak with Aaron Little, an executive protection professional, and Garry Marr, a firearms instructor, to discuss strategies for surviving and avoiding being caught up in riots.