We Da People Podcast

In Episode 2 of We Da People, we dive deep into the critical importance of situational awareness, especially within Black communities and among responsible gun owners. This episode brings real, unfiltered conversations from the gun range to everyday life—from raising kids in a world that feels increasingly dangerous, to what it truly means to “stay ready.” 🎯 What We Cover in This Episode: The myth of being “born ready” – breaking down toxic masculine teachings (fight, f***, shoot) Situational awareness vs. paranoia Teaching kids to assess danger without instilling fear Navigating urban vs. suburban safety mindsets Real-life stories: from O Block to mall parking lots The responsibility that comes with carrying a firearm How perception, body language, and preparedness intersect The cost (financial & emotional) of using your weapon in self-defense 👊🏾 "We Da People" is more than a podcast—it's a movement. We talk tactics, training, and truth from a culturally connected lens. Whether you're new to firearms or a seasoned shooter, this is your space to think deeper, move smarter, and live freer.

In our very first episode of We Da People, we dive into what it means to be Black and armed in America. From cultural stigma to legal realities, we explore the challenges, the pride, and the purpose behind responsible Black gun ownership. This is more than just a conversation—it's about reclaiming our rights, changing the narrative, and building a stronger community. We also discuss what inspired this podcast, our vision for the 2A space, and how we’re presenting ourselves to educate, elevate, and empower. 🔗 Connect with the Hosts: Follow us and join the movement: 👉🏾Shelton @SheltonCJohnson 👉🏾Colin @gunplay_tv 👉🏾Nick @fieldmobber 👉🏾Fred @survivalsistersfoundation 📢 Like, subscribe, and drop a comment with your thoughts on being Black in the gun community. #WeDaPeople #BlackGunOwners #2ARights #GunCulture #SecondAmendment #blackvoicesmatter Founded and Produced by Shelton Johnson