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Podcast #53 – The Time to Prepare is NOW!! (Part 1)

With September being National Preparedness month we will begin our “The Time to Prepare is NOW!!” series. On this edition we cover why the time for prepping is now. We discuss the falling rent prices in major cities due to the mass exodus. The impending housing market crash. The broken school system that is failing. The record high stock market which can’t go on forever. All of these put together are leading to what could be the worst economic crisis the U.S has ever faced. Prepare NOW!!

Manhattan rent prices dropping article

San Francisco rent article (SF Gate)

San Francisco rent article (WSJ)

San Francisco rent article (CNBC)

Podcast #52 – Skills we should be teaching our children (Part 2)

On this edition of the podcast we partake in part 2 of skills we should be teaching our children. This time we discuss essential skills like self defense, using a knife, and reading a map. These will not only help your child know how to protect themselves, but practice of these skills will help them t remain calm should they ever have to put them to use.

Skills we should be teaching our children (Part 1)

Podcast #51 – Skills we should be teaching our children (Part 1)

On this edition of the podcast we discuss skills we should be teaching our children. These are essential preparedness skills we should be working on with our kids from an early age. In part 1 we cover gardening, cooking, and preserving foods as well as a couple others. These are not only essential preparedness skills we should have to enhance our self reliance, these are great for our kids to learn to lessen their dependence on the system.

Video Podcast #35 – What You Can be Buying Now to Increase Your Preparedness

Video Podcast #35 we discuss some items we can be purchasing now during this panic buying pandemic. We cover some items people aren’t buying that you can be looking for to increase your preparedness level.

Kerosene Heater

Big Buddy Heater

Coleman Stove

Lodge Cast Iron

Hand Warmers

550 Cord

Mountain House

Podcast #35

Podcast #30 (Video) Beginning Preps – Get Home Bag

On this week’s video version of the podcast we continue our series on beginning preps with get home bags. Everyone no matter their preparedness level should have a get home bag. We go over some of the essential items you should be including in your bag. From water to food, from lighters to lights. While we feel your bag should be personalized to your needs, we cover some of the most common items.

Links to items talked about on Amazon

Podcast #30 Beginning Preps – Get Home Bag

On this week’s podcast we continue our series on beginning preps with get home bags. Everyone no matter their preparedness level should have a get home bag. We go over some of the essential items you should be including in your bag. From water to food, from lighters to lights. While we feel your bag should be personalized to your needs, we cover some of the most common items.

Klean Kanteen

Emergency Drinking Water

LifeStraw Water Bottle

Berkey Sport Water Bottle

Wet Fire

Mountain House

The Berkey Guy

Podcast #28 – Beginning Preps – Water

On this week’s podcast we continue our beginning preps series with water. We talk about ways to store water safely for drinking as well as hygiene and cleaning. We go over how much water a person needs per day, and how much water you should be looking to store. We also go over different filtration systems we should be looking into for getting clean water in an emergency.

University Preparedness Poll

CDC recommendations for making water and containers safe

Water BOB (Bathtub Water Storage)

Cheap 7 Gallon Water Container

Water Bricks – Stackable Water Containers

Other Stackable 5 Gal. Water Containers

Berkey Water Filter

Sawyer Mini Water Filter

LifeStraw Water Filter

HydroBlu Water Filter

Podcast #27 – Beginning Preps – Cooking without Power

This week we continue our beginning preps series discussing alternative methods of cooking food without power. You have stored food, now you need to be able to prepare it for your family. Is camp fire or grilling the best method? Are there more efficient less visible methods of cooking? We cover a multitude of cooking options; Grilling, solar ovens, rocket stoves, jetboil, and butane stoves; just to name a few.

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