Why Some Women Say No to Gun Training

In this episode of the Colion Noir podcast, Colion sits down with
Jerah Hutchins, a seasoned firearms instructor, entrepreneur, and
passionate advocate for the Second Amendment. With over 30 years
of shooting experience, Hutchins shares her journey into the
world of firearms.


Hutchins discusses her work with Clearing the Chamber, a company
she founded to promote responsible gun ownership and personal
defense training. She delves into the motivation behind her
nonprofit, Women’s Awareness & Defense Endeavor (W.A.D.E.),
which offers free self-defense training to single mothers,
low-income women, and survivors of domestic violence.


Listeners will gain insight into Hutchins’s advocacy efforts,
including her testimony at local and national levels in support
of gun rights. She also talks about the unique workshops she has
developed for women, such as “How to Protect What You’re
Expecting” and “Prepare in What You Wear,” which aim to empower
women through education and practical skills.


The conversation also touches on the broader implications of gun
rights and personal safety in today’s society, highlighting the
importance of the Second Amendment and responsible gun ownership.
With her direct and passionate approach, Hutchins offers a
thought-provoking perspective on self-defense and women’s
empowerment.


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