Having pondered it for a short while, it is kind of hard for me to pinpoint exactly how many SHOT Shows I have been to. It hasn’t been as many as some people I know but suffice it to say it has been more than a few.
Shortly after the 2020 SHOT Show the guys at the Knife Perspective podcast asked me to come on and talk about what it takes to survive SHOT Show and how to get the most out of it.
After at least a decade of SHOT Shows I have had the opportunity to make a lot of great friends and get mildly used to the ebb and flow of the show. It was a lot of fun talking about some of the ins and outs of the industry’s biggest show in the United States.
Although it is only open to industry professionals, if you can find a way to make it to SHOT Show, I highly recommend it. But take your good walking shoes. You’ll thank me. K&G
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“Show Topic: Joshua Swanagon of jswanagon.com and Knife and Gear Society
Overview: We have a returning guest on the show again today Joshua Swanagon from Knife and Gear Society. In podcast 011 we talked with Joshua about his some of his knife designs, what it is like to be an editor of a knife magazine, how he stumbled into writing about knives, his philosophy about knives, and how he reviews knives! He was fortunate enough to get media credentials and attend SHOT Show 2020. He talks with us about what SHOT Show is and some of the products, companies, and people he enjoyed seeing at the show. Hope you guys enjoy the show!
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Joshua Swanagon has studied survival in both urban and wilderness environments in Colorado and Michigan for most of his life, while also adding experience in harsher terrains abroad. He utilizes his experience and years of diverse martial arts and combatives training and real world application as a self-defense/combatives instructor, published freelance writer and Field Editor for various magazines in the fields of knives, survival, self-defense and tactical subject matters. Joshua also brings with him his years of experience as Editor of, and Subject Matter Expert for, Knives Illustrated Magazine.
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