A grounded look at Colorado ERPOs that keeps the policy debate focused on people.
It avoids turning red flag laws into a single national slogan and stays grounded in Colorado ERPOs, where the differences from state to state matter.

Walk the Talk America
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The Walk the Talk America Podcast is where firearm culture and mental health meet with curiosity, not confrontation. Each episode brings together voices from the firearm community, mental health professionals, researchers, and everyday gun owners to have honest conversations about suicide prevention, culture, and practical solutions. We focus on education over outrage, nuance over noise, and collaboration over division, because reducing negative outcomes requires diverse perspectives. And because this work is personal, every episode closes with a simple but powerful question: How do you stay mentally healthy?
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A grounded look at Colorado ERPOs that keeps the policy debate focused on people.
It avoids turning red flag laws into a single national slogan and stays grounded in Colorado ERPOs, where the differences from state to state matter.
Plainspoken talk about stigma, recovery, and speaking honestly about mental health in the firearms world.
This conversation looks at mental health in the firearms world through Charles Anderson and the hosts, with attention on stigma, recovery, and the value of speaking more openly about struggle.
A plainspoken discussion of firearm storage, distress, and the gray area around ERPOs.
This episode stays most compelling when it lingers in the gray area around firearms, secure storage, and what to do when someone is in distress.
A practical look at a compact sensor designed to flag tampering and protect privacy at home.
This episode presents the product as a modest home-monitoring tool for firearms owners and for anyone who wants a clearer read on tampering and privacy.






Yale researcher Carrie RaciAnne joins Walk the Talk America to discuss firearm injury prevention, sharing her personal background in domestic violence advocacy and research on topics like secure storage, ERPOs, and suicide.
Walk the Talk America frames Colorado ERPOs as the kind of red-flag-law conversation that gets flattened too fast.
Guns and Mental Health spends the episode on a compact home-monitoring product for firearm owners from Kinesium.
Charles Anderson traces a path from poor childhood in Rye, New York, to a brokerage job at 18, a Series 7 pass at 19, and later leadership at Bleeker Street Productions and GAT Marketing.