In this engaging conversation, Terry Vaughan speaks with Mike Farrell, an airline pilot and firearms training innovator. They discuss Mike's late start in shooting, the impact of 9/11 on aviation and firearms training, and the importance of psychological testing for pilots. Mike shares his unique experience of buying a Russian jet and reflects on the cultural shifts in aviation. The discussion also delves into the fundamentals of firearms training, the OODA loop, and the significance of mental health awareness in high-stress professions. In this conversation, Terry Vaughan and Mike discuss the critical aspects of firearms training, emphasizing the importance of trigger discipline, safety, and realistic training scenarios. They explore the prevalence of firearms accidents and the need for better training methods that integrate defensive tactics. The discussion highlights innovative solutions for firearms safety, the significance of feedback in product development, and the role of stress management in training.

When pressure hits, even champions get shaky. Olympic shooter Gabby Franco opens up about battling nerves, self-doubt, and the moment that changed how she measures success. In this conversation with host Terry Vaughan, Gabby reveals the mindset shift that separates great shooters from frustrated ones — and how you can train your brain to stay calm, focused, and resilient no matter the stakes.

In this engaging conversation, Candy Pedicord shares her journey into the world of firearms training, emphasizing the importance of empowering new shooters, especially women. She discusses the significance of quality training, finding the right instructor, and the need for mental preparedness in self-defense situations. Candy also highlights the role of parents in teaching children about firearms and the importance of awareness in today's society. Her passion for firearms education and safety shines through as she provides practical advice for both new and experienced shooters.