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Behind the Holster

Behind the Holster

著者： Concealed Coalition
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概要

Behind the Holster is the official Concealed Coalition podcast hosted by nationally recognized firearms instructor Jody Picou, with regular appearances from cohosts Yates Crawford and Matt Wheeler. Each episode delivers practical, real-world insight into responsible gun ownership, concealed carry training, firearms safety, CCW laws, and everyday protection strategies—told by the instructors who train thousands of Americans each year.


Whether you’re preparing for your first concealed carry class, want to understand your state’s CCW requirements, or simply want to become a more confident and capable protector, this podcast breaks down the topics that matter most: holster safety, defensive mindset, de-escalation, generational gun misinformation, parenting and firearms, common CCW mistakes, home-defense fundamentals, and real stories from the training range.


Our mission is to educate, equip, and empower citizens with the knowledge and skills needed to carry responsibly. Each episode is designed to cut through confusion, debunk myths, and provide clear, actionable guidance on how to train smarter and stay safer—whether you carry daily or are just beginning your journey.


If you're searching for concealed carry tips, firearms training advice, CCW law insights, or expert-backed gun safety information, you've found your home. Tune in, learn from the best, and get Behind the Holster.


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  • School Safety and Firearms: What Training Should Teachers Have?Untitled Episode

    School Safety and Firearms: What Training Should Teachers Have?Untitled Episode
    2026/01/29

    Welcome back to Behind the Holster, the official Concealed Coalition podcast. This week, we’re discussing a controversial topic – should teachers be allowed to carry firearms in schools?

    In this episode, Jody Picou and Matt Wheeler dive into North Carolina’s House Bill 193, which allows teachers in private schools to carry concealed firearms. Using their real-world training experience and perspective as parents to young children, they break down what the bill does and the important questions it raises about school safety and preparedness.

    The conversation centers on one key issue: training. Jody and Matt discuss why minimal annual training requirements may fall short for teachers carrying firearms in a classroom environment, and why active shooter response, decision-making, and mindset are just as critical as firearm proficiency.

    They also explore broader school security considerations, including the role of technology, access control, and prevention strategies that focus on stopping threats before they enter school buildings. Alternative approaches—such as the potential use of tasers—are discussed as part of a larger conversation about layered, realistic security measures.

    This episode isn’t about fear or politics. It’s about responsibility. If firearm safety, student protection, and practical training standards matter to you, this is an important conversation to hear.

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    Behind the Holster is educational, approachable, and judgment-free – focused on protection, not politics. Whether you’re brand new to firearms or have years of experience carrying, this podcast is here to help you better understand gun safety, personal protection, and the responsibilities that come with owning and carrying a firearm.

    For more information, as well as in-person and online training options and additional firearm safety resources, visit the Concealed Coalition website: https://www.concealedcoalition.com/?c=17405&s1=teachersandfirearms


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