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David Yamane is a sociology professor at Wake Forest University and a leading voice in the study of American gun culture. Originally focused on the sociology of religion, his research pivoted in 2011 toward firearms and their role in society. His unique perspective—as a liberal, Asian American, and late-in-life gun owner—allows him to bridge divides in the national conversation on guns. He shares insights through his blog Gun Culture 2.0, his Twitter account (@davidyamane), and his YouTube channel Light Over Heat, where he posts weekly videos exploring gun-related topics. His upcoming book, Gun Curious: A Journey Inside America’s Evolving Culture of Firearms, is set to be published in 2024.