Gun Rights Radio Network -GRRN for Android

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Gun Rights Radio Network speak for Rights and the protection of the innocent.
Last updated on October 30, 2016
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By Muckelnucket

Gun Rights Radio Network speak for Rights and the protection of the innocent.

Collectively, the Gun Rights Radio Network brings together young and old, male and female, black and white in a broad spectrum of strong and articulate voices that speak for Constitutional Rights, human rights, and protection of the innocent, as well as a celebration of the centuries-old lore of firearms.The GRRN features 22 shows, all of which are available through this app. These include: - Armed Citizens Podcast comes from 2nd Amendment activist Mick McArt, bringing the listener a mix of useful news and essays that touch on gun owners civil rights.- Citizen Armed is the newest podcast in the group. Spencer Bennett subtitles his cast How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love My Gun. Personal protection and home security are among the topics, which encourage safe fun with guns as well as more serious issues of personal rights.- Firearms Caf features Tony Brown, offering a broad overview of political and activist thinking related to gun ownership.- GunDudes features Tom, Carl, Stan, and Travis who bring a youthfully exuberant touch of Generation X to the graying world of gun ownership advocacy. Hilarious humor is leavened with serious commentary and news from actual incidents of armed citizens self-defense.- Gun Review Podcast is sort of an Internet gun opinion thread come to life. Each segment is submitted by a listener, going into detail on their actual experience with the firearm in question.- Gun Rights Advocates is Mark Vanderbergs own podcast. Mark has tirelessly worked for positive change in the political arena, and his casts often bring a you are there flavor as he reports on a given political demonstration or similar event.- Gun Rights Alert as its title implies, brings up to date alerts from gun rights organizations to people to busy to keep track of the multiple sources on their own. Alan Richmond is the producer.- Practical Defense features Alex Haddox of Los Angeles, who combines a strong martial arts background with practical crime prevention tips suitable for people from all walks of life. A pro-Second Amendment show, Alexs cast is particularly useful to non-gun people for its crime prevention content, while getting a pro-gun-rights message across to that often-neglected audience as well.- Pro Arms Podcast consists of a group of eight competitive shooters, most of whom are connected with the firearms industry: pre-editor Gail Pepin, host Steve Denney, along with Massad Ayoob, Chris Christian, Herman Gunter, Mike Larney, and Jon and Terri Strayer. Content ranges from interviews with gunfight survivors, top instructors, gun industry execs, and pistol champions to round-table discussions of certain types of defensive firearms.- Reloading Radio is another new cast, focusing on reloading and hand-loading issues. Host is Jayson Thomas.- Gun Nation comes from Doc Wesson, the pseudonym of a firearms industry professional whose shows range from interviews with other professionals to explanatory seminars on ballistics. A regular feature on Gun Nation is Average Joe, whose detailed gun reviews have created a loyal and appreciative audience.- Truth About Guns works to expose rumors in the media that falsely prejudice the public against firearms and their owners. Christopher Burg brings a new, vibrant young voice to myth-busting.- The Urban Shooter is Kenn Blanchard, ex-lawman and current preacher, and the author of the landmark book Black Man With A Gun. Probably the longest-standing podcaster on GRRN, Kenn has broken traditional barriers experimenting with music and serial fiction as well as some of the most moving essays and advice dialogues that can be found in the podcast archives.Recent changes:Add Web Module support for market:// link to Google PlayFixed article limit is not always followedFixed Settings screen text and background are same color on Android 2.3 (Settings screen is now in Dark Theme instead of Light Theme)Update Support Libraries to latest versionUpdated multiple language stringsContent rating: Low Maturity