Toby Leary
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Oct 15, 2026
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Direct from Cape Gun Works in Hyannis, you're listening to Rapid Fire Radio, with your host, Toby Leary.
Toby LearyHOST
I'm Toby Leary from Cape Gun Works.
Toby LearyHOST
I'm passionate about all things Second Amendment.
Toby LearyHOST
While I love to shoot...
speaker_0NARRATOR
Direct from Cape Gun Works in Hyannis, you're listening to Rapid Fire Radio, with your host, Toby Leary.
Toby LearyHOST
I'm Toby Leary from Cape Gun Works.
Toby LearyHOST
I'm passionate about all things Second Amendment.
Toby LearyHOST
While I love to shoot...
Toby LearyHOST
This is Rapid Fire.
Toby LearyHOST
[gunshot] Welcome, everyone, to Rapid Fire, your weekly show, all things guns, freedom, Second Amendment, and self-defense, brought to you by Vortex Optics and the USCCA.
Toby LearyHOST
I'm Toby Leary, host of Rapid Fire, and this is episode number 302.
Toby LearyHOST
And the reason I said weekly with kind of a weird look on my face is 'cause it's probably been a month since I've actually done Rapid Fire.
Cam EdwardsHOST
Throat's a little scratchy, nose a little stuffy, but, uh, got a good show for you in store.
Cam EdwardsHOST
Toby Leary from the Civil Rights Coalition gonna be with us here in just a moment or two.
Cam EdwardsHOST
We are less than a month away from election day all around the country, and in Massachusetts, Chapter 135, uh, is on the ballot.
Cam EdwardsHOST
Opportunity to repeal Massachusetts' latest gun control laws.
Cam EdwardsHOST
Again, this is not how you treat a right.
Cam EdwardsHOST
How you defend a right, though, is by voting no on nine.
Cam EdwardsHOST
[lips smack] And let's talk about it with Toby Leary from the Civil Rights Coalition and Cape Gun Works.
Cam EdwardsHOST
Take a look and a listen.
Gilda GeisCORRESPONDENT
And so what that means for the museum is they're going to be able to use this money to study and educate the public about the history of black Christianity in this region in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Gilda GeisCORRESPONDENT
I spoke to museum president and CEO, Dr. Noelle Trent, and she explained that when it comes to black Christianity north of the Mason-Dixon line, it really hasn't been studied very closely beyond Philadelphia.
Gilda GeisCORRESPONDENT
A lot of the studies on black Christianity so far have focused on the south, but now we're going to get a chance to see what it was like and how it developed in the north, specifically here in our region.
Gilda GeisCORRESPONDENT
When we think of figures like Martin Luther King Jr., and this is what Dr. Trent was telling me, we think of him as a reverend.