This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 325.

And welcome the Concealed Carry podcast, part of the Concealed Carry.com network of podcasts,

including the Not Your Average Gun Girls podcast and the new Firearm Trainers podcast.

So if you like podcasts, you should go check those out.

I'm your host, Riley Bowman, joined today by our producer extraordinaire Matthew Marister.

Hey, brother, happy to be here.

I'm thrilled to have you here, buddy.

I feel like you've been like kind of here and kind of not here and you've had all this stuff

going on and don't worry folks. Matthew's doing great, but we're just thrilled he's here.

Yeah, you can't get rid of me, man, even though you try.

You did a good job of putting together this week's stories.

So today is our second Tuesday of the month, which means it's industry news day.

We are talking about news from around the industry, not just legislative stuff, but we've got a couple things that kind of are on the legislative side a little bit, but that's okay because it's really relevant, really important stuff.

We're going to talk about. We're going to be talking about suppressors or silencers.

We're going to be talking about mass shootings, like, such as ones or one that recently

happened in Australia, and that's kind of interesting.

We're going to be talking about

lead exposure, and I think that's a really important thing to talk about. So that is

today's episode title. What about lead exposure? It's something I think we should talk about.

So we're going to do that. So welcome to today's show. Today's show is made possible

brought to you by our concealed carry.com instructor network. We've got like almost 50 instructors

across the 50, well not in every state, but across the 50 states, across the U.S.

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