E290: Appleseed, Farm, Field, and Firearms
Amanda from Farm Field and Firearms drops by. We discuss her adventures at Appleseed and learning to shoot to 3000 yards.
E289: Water Storage for Preppers Simplified
In this episode, we go back to basics with a short discussion on water storage for preppers. Are you ignoring a crucial prep or probably over thinking it?
E288: Meditations on Violence for Your Survival with Rory Miller
Author and corrections officer Rorry Miller joins us once again. We discuss his book Meditations on Violence and important lies that might get you killed.
E287: The Tide Series – A Bio-apocalypse Thriller
Author and bioengineer Anthony Melchiorri Ph.D. drops in to share with us how he crafts his post-apocalyptic fiction just for you in The Tide series
E286: What Does it Mean to Be a Competent Prepper
Justin Carroll drops by to discuss what it means to be a competent prepper and why becoming an expert isn't the right path for most preppers.
E285: Building a Bug Out Bag: Big 6 New Prepper Mistakes
A bug out bags (aka BOB) is a cornerstone kit for preppers. There's a good reason. It addresses one of the three primary responses: fight, flight, and freeze. But you're not a simple animal. So, we'll cover the six big mistakes preppers commonly make.
E284: How to Not Go Cryptocurrency Crazy in 2019
Your cryptocurrency Joey King drops by. We discuss the latest in the world of digital scarcity and what the future may hold.
E283: Trackers – An EMP Post-Apocalyptic Survival Thriller
Author Nicholas Sansbury Smith drops by. He’s going to share with us how he crafted his EMP Thriller, titled the Tracker's series, just for you.
E282: Your EDC Kits Made Astoundingly Useful
EDC Kits are just as important, if not more, than BOBs. And like bug out bags, they are often built incorrectly. Your buddy Justin Carroll drops in to discuss.
E281: A Simple Beginner’s Guide to Practical Preparedness
We go back to basics with a beginner’s guide to preparedness--a much-requested episode even by some long-time practitioners.
