Press release — Armscor International, Inc. has partnered with Walk the Talk America to provide funding for mental health awareness in the form of a $2,500 ongoing monthly donation.
WTTA in the Media
Gun Talk Nation – Mental Health & Firearms; Creating a New Gun
On the Gun Talk Nation podcast, Ryan Gresham and Kevin “KJ” Jarnagin talk with Mike Sodini, founder of Walk the Talk America, a group that is bridging the gap between mental health and firearms and finding solutions outside of legislation. What began as an idea for just donating money soon became so much bigger, and a partnership with Mental Health America.
Talking Lead Podcast – Post Traumatic Growth with WTTA & SDIA
Michael Sodini was a guest on TLP episode 353. With COVID-19 still prevalent and the uncertainty on when a vaccine will be available paired with the social divide caused by the protesting , rioting and looting across the Nation, our mental health is being stressed to the max. These two non-profit organizations exist to help both our citizens and our Nation’s protectors understand and manage good mental health stability and get people the help they need.
Firearm Trainer’s Podcast – EP-067
Michael Sodini was a guest on the Firearm Trainer’s Podcast. He talks about suicide prevention in the 2A community and the progress that WTTA has made in the last year.
Joe Rogan Experience #1496 – Colion Noir
WTTA board member Colion Noir was a guest on the Joe Rogan Experience.
The Colion Noir Podcast – Episode 4
Mike Sodini sits down with Colion Noir to discuss getting rid of the negative stigma associated with mental health issues and firearm ownership.
Noggin Notes – Intersection of Guns and Mental Health
This short episode on the Noggin Notes podcast reviews the cultural competence class WTTA hosted with Zephyr Wellness at Reno Guns & Range.
Noggin Notes – Mental Health & Guns
On a guest appearance on the Noggin Notes podcast, Jake Wiskerchen interviews WTTA’s founder Mike Sodini about Walk the Talk America’s mission, our partnership with Zephyr Wellness, and how we can bridge the gap between the mental health world and the firearm world.