Episode-2474- Expert Council Show for 7-19-19

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Today its Friday so it’s time for the expert council show. To ask a question for a show like this, just send an email to me at jack at thesurvivalpodcast.com with “TSPC Expert” in the subject line.

Today on The Survival Podcast, the expert council answers questions on medical testing, knives, dogs, used trucks, investing, the secure act, real estate and more.

In the body of your email first tell me the council member your question is for. Second ask your question concisely in one to two sentences maximum. Third any and all details after that. This is the formula to give you the best chance of getting on the air.

I do what I can to get as many of your questions as possible on the air but can’t always get to all of them. Our council is made of a wide variety of experts in everything from the tactical to the practical and everything in between.

To get more information on our Expert Council visit our “Meet the Expert Council Page” to learn more about them and their specific areas of expertise.

Join Me Today As Our Experts Discuss…

  • This week in history in 1799 the Rosetta Stone is Found – Link
  • Health tests and monitoring for those over 60 – Doc Bones
  • Sizing a knife for your hand – Patrick Roehrman
  • All about feeding eggs to your dogs – Doc Kelly
  • Thoughts on buying a used truck – Derek Bonpietro
  • All about the “secure act” and annuities – John Pugliano
  • When is the “right time” to buy a new house – Jack

 

Resources for today’s show…

 

Geoff Lawton’s Permaculture Videos

 

Websites of the Expert Council Members

 

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Gerber Dime Multi-Tool – TSP Item of the Day

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dimeEvery day I bring you an item on Amazon that I personally use or has been purchased by many members of the audience and I have researched enough to recommend.

Today’s TSP Amazon Item of the day is the Gerber Dime Multi- Tool.  To me everyone should have a mini multi-tool on their key chain.

This is one of my absolute favorites due to how small and useful it is. There are so many times in our lives we could use a screw driver or a pair of pliers or even a good pair of tweezers.  I spent a lot of time checking into small key chain sized multi tools and the Gerber Dime was the one I settled on.

With this little gadget on my key chain I have the following tools everywhere I go, all the time.

  • Needle nose pliers
  • Wire cutter
  • Fine edge blade
  • Retail package opener
  • Scissors
  • Flat Screw Driver
  • Crosshead Screw Driver
  • Bottle opener
  • Tweezers
  • File

 

For many years I carried a Leatherman Wave, in fact I often still do.  Frankly I think it is the best full sized multi-tool out there.   But it is a rather large item on your belt and just not practical for every day and all the time.  To much EDC makes one look like a pathetic version of Batman you know.

So at times I would need pliers, a driver, etc, and just not have it with me.  Well pretty much anywhere I go I have my keys.  To drive home how small this item is when folded here is mine on my key chain below.  As you can see it takes up less space than the key to my 4-Runner.

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The Gerber Dime Multi- Tool is also a great deal at 20 bucks with free shipping on Prime.  It absolutely will not do everything a full sized tool does but it is small enough to always be there when you need it.  To me that is the key with mini multi-tools, better a small set of pliers then none at all!  Read the PS for when that isn’t actually the case by the way.

Remember you can always find all of our reviews at TspAz.com

P.S. – I did eventually have to replace mine, and not because I lost one or gave one away.  I did find the limits of this tool and wanted to make you guys aware of it.  Last year Spectrum sent me a new router that doubled my speed, seriously.  The tech that installed the first one must of used a pipe wrench to tighten the CATV fitting onto it.  I was on my side under my desk, had my keys in my pocked so tried using the pliers on this to take off the connector.

Got a good grip and the pliers just turned on the fitting which did not budge.  I gave it a harder grip, same thing.  Not wanting to get up, I gave it a full strength grip and that blew out the spring for the pliers feature.  I had this one for years, used it hundreds of times.  This doesn’t change my view of it being great EDC but I did kill one and wanted to be up front about that.

Like I said the thing has limits and frankly I have a pretty strong grip and it took almost all of it to kill it.  I knew I was beyond the limits but thought hey lets find out, I did and you should consider how far you push this tool given its size and purpose.

Episode-2473- Half Acre Homesteading – Part Two – Livestock

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Okay I am calling this series “Half Acre Homesteading” because marketing. The use of two words in a 2-3 word phrase is good at grabbing attention, think “Taco Tuesdays” or anything in that vein. You don’t need a half acre to make today’s show work for you, you can do most of this on even a postage stamp lot, many do. Likewise even if you have a lot more land, then this is what we call zone one design.

Creation of a 1/20th – 1/2 acre system that you spend the majority of your activity on and hence it is ultra productive and gives you the greatest ROI on your efforts. I will be covering techniques, varieties of vegetables and perennials, tools, etc. today but it is also a lot about how to think about the concept of small property homesteading. Today we continue with part two of this series and discuss small livestock.

Join Me Today to Discuss…

  • Intro Segments
    • YouTube Channel of the Week – viperkeeper
    • Call the JERK Line at 877-644-1345
  • Why Animals in the First Place
    • Caloric density
    • Protein and Fat
    • Build Fertility and Eliminate Waste
    • Labor (weeding, pest control, etc.)
  • Things you better accept
    • You will kill some (accidental and on purpose)
    • They tie you to your property
    • Confinement is necessary
    • Set up infrastructure first or you will hate your life
    • These are not pets
    • Your actual pets will need control mechanisms
  • The Choices for Small Homesteads
    • Quail
    • Rabbits
    • Chickens
    • Ducks
    • Turkeys
    • Fish
    • Pigeons
    • Bees
    • Worms
  • Final Thoughts

 

Resources for today’s show…

 

Sponsors of the Day

 

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Homemade Liqueurs and Infused Spirits by Andrew Schloss – Item of the Day

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Every day I bring you an item on Amazon that I personally use or has been purchased by many members of the audience and I have researched enough to recommend.

Today’s TSP Amazon Item of the day is the book, Homemade Liqueurs and Infused Spirits by Andrew Schloss.  This is the best book I have found for beginning your journey into the alchemy of making your own liqueurs.

What I like about this book is it is both a book of recipes and a book of how to with a good introduction into the how what and why of making your own liqueurs.

If you can think of the high end 30 dollar a bottle and up fancy smancy liqueur this book will show you how to make a reasonable approximation of it for 10-25% of the cost.  It will also give you confidence by following known recipes and I find many people need this to then spring board off into their own concoctions.

To be totally up front I do have one major criticism of this book, it does have some true “filler”.  With some exceptions the majority of the recipes call for the same procedure.  There are in fact about a total of 2 procedures that make up 90% of the recipes.  These could have been called say

  • The muddle with sugar and alcohol method and
  • The muddle with alcohol and add sugar at the end method

 

Instead every recipe basically repeats the same methods over and over, and I would bet this was clearly to fill out to the book to satisfy the publisher.  With that one change this book would likely drop from 272 pages to say about 150-170.  Still plenty of information but hey, people like thick books for some reason I guess and as I always say, “the market is gonna market”.

That said there is nothing wrong with this book.  It gives you concise information and teaches you how to make various simple syrups as well, this way you can make brown syrups, caramelized syrups and cream syrups and really make anything you could ever find at a bottle shop liqueur wise.

I am talking Chambord, Gran Marnier, Kaulua, Poire William, you name it.  This stuff is great fun and a real passion of mine, so much so that today’s show will be all about this subject.

The best part is while you could make much of this stuff with “fuel that accidentally spills into your mouth”, and you just might, but it can all be made perfectly legally with spirits bought in the store, you enhance the value and pocket the difference.  While some of this calls for things like rum or brandy, most of it can be made with simple vodka, and if you tune into episode 1923, I am even going to tell you how to turn things like vodka into rum.

Finally all the equipment you likely already have in your kitchen, you may need a few extra jars and bottles but as to the making, any decent kitchen will already have everything you will need to get started right away.  So check out, Homemade Liqueurs and Infused Spirits by Andrew Schloss today and start turning 7 dollar bottles of vodka into top end 30 dollar bottles of liqueur.

Remember you can always find all of our reviews at TspAz.com

P.S. – Because it was so stupid cheap I purchased the Kindle edition of this book to evaluate it.  I tend to loathe hard copies of most books at this point in my life but like most “cook books” I have to say the hard copy would be better.  So much so that I just ordered it even though I have it in Kindle.  Either will work fine but I think most people will be happier with hard copy on this one.  This is the type of book that lives with other cook books in your kitchen.

 

 

Episode-2472- Pete Kanaris on Bringing Permaculture to the Mainstream Audience

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Pete Kanaris is a quickly emerging YouTuber, Instagrammer & also the owner of GreenDreams, an international consulting & design firm focused on regenerative food production & ecological restoration.

Pete & his crew have installed a masterpiece collection of edible landscapes, organic groves, market gardens & food forests projects throughout Florida.

Now, with the rapid success of his YouTube channel, he has finally found a way to share his passion for growing food with a broader audience; inspiring action through the lens, not only featuring his own farm, nursery or client projects, but also by featuring other growers & locations, as diverse as Maine to Costa Rica.

Pete’s mission is to spread his passion for crop diversity & food sovereignty to create a shift in mainstream cultural thinking.  He joins us today to discuss his work, upcoming projects, the impact of social media and taking Permaculture to the mainstream with rich media.

Resources for today’s show…

 

Sponsors of the Day

 

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Chard/Cary 9.5 quart Smart Pressure Canner and Cooker – Item of the Day

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cannerSpecial Notice – I am bringing this product around today for two reasons.  First it has gone out of stock many times and has currently come back into stock at good levels, where me running it won’t sell out all inventory in an hour, annoying people who can’t order one. 

Another reason is we are starting to hit the time of the year where garden surplus becomes over whelming and it is time to break out the canner.  Adding to it, it is on sale right now for only $107.99.

Every day I will bring you an item on Amazon that I personally use or has been purchased by many members of the audience and I have researched enough to recommend.

Today’s TSP Amazon Item of the day is the Chard/Cary 9.5 quart Smart Pressure Canner and Cooker

In the past I have recommended the PowerPressure Cooker XL, as it was the only electric canner guaranteed to be safe for pressure canning by the manufacture.

The Chard is better in so many ways, while also being guaranteed safe by the manufacturer for pressure canning, it has several additional features that make me want to exchange my PowerPressure Cooker, they are…

  1. The Chard allows you to can quart vs. pint jars.  In fact with it you have the ability to can, four quart jars, six pint jars, eight jelly jars or ten half-pint jars in one batch
  2. It also does a separate water bath or steam function for water bath canning
  3. It uses true petcocks and hence can be used at higher altitudes then the PowerPressure Cooker
  4. It has twenty built in safety features to ensure your safety.

 

Additionally while I brought this product to you first almost four years ago it was constantly sold out and would go up in price as quantity dropped.  Cary now seems to have supply side worked out and they are readily available with free shipping.

Remember you can always find all of our reviews at TspAz.com

P.S. – The PowerPressure Cooker XL is available in sizes like 6 and 10 quart but that is all about capacity, none of them are tall enough for the lid to go on with quart sized jars inside of them.  I really don’t recommend it.

 

Episode-2471- 25 Items that Should be in Your Vehicle at all Times

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Today’s episode was created by the audience during a MeWe Monday chat.  There are a few keys here.  First we are not recreating the Bug Out Trailer series with Steven Harris, it is not an exhaustive list of everything you need to bug out to Tin Buck Two. This is designed to be stuff that can be in just about any vehicle at all times and yet you still have room for your groceries and your kids.

Next while two is one and one is none, we are not looking to over do redundancy here.  So this list assumes you have a good BOB (72 hour kit) and that it goes in your vehicle when needed (most times) and that you also carry a reasonable EDC kit on your person.  We also purposefully left out items like guns and ammo.  This list is something that even a 17 year old girl really should have in her car and know how to use.

Some items are also more “kits” or groups of items or classifications of items as well. This is to make the list as universal as possible, and allow individual adaptation for your unique needs.

Join Me Today to Discuss…

  • Facts about vehicles and why you should have preparedness items in them
    • Most people spend about 18 hours a week in their vehicle, that is 12.5% of all hours in a week
    • There are 6 million accidents a year in the US and about 4-6% of people are in a wreck per year
    • The average vehicle is now 11.4 years old in the US
  • The List of 25 Items from Yesterday’s MeWe Monday in No Particular Order
      • Tire Kit (quality jack, lug wrench, compressor, plug kit, spare tire, etc.)
      • Fuse Kit
      • Basic Tool Kit (include a Multi Meter)
      • Cell phone charging kit (cords, charger, back up battery)
      • Child Care Items and or Dog/Pet Kit
      • First Aid Kit
      • Flashlights (at least one hands free)
      • Water
      • Weather Radio
      • Blankets/Tarps
      • Road Flares or Signal Lights and Signaling Devices
      • Maps/Atlas
      • Lashing, Tying, Etc. Kit – Tape, Tie Wraps, Wire, Cordage, Velcro
      • Spare Common Parts – Belts, hoses, etc.
      • Fluids For Your Vehicle
      • Extraction Kit
      • Note pad and pens and pencils
      • Jumper Cables and or jumper pack
      • Extra food that is vehicle temps stable
      • Tire billy, or some “club” that isn’t a club
      • Stash of hidden cash
      • Spare keys
      • Documentation package
      • Apps and the knowledge to use them (zello, glympse, etc.)
      • Trash Bags
  • Final Thoughts

 

Resources for today’s show…

 

Sponsors of the Day

 

Remember to comment, chime in and tell us your thoughts, this podcast is one man’s opinion, not a lecture or sermon. Also please enter our listener appreciation contest and help spread the word about our show. Also remember you can call in your questions and comments to 866-65-THINK (866-658-4465) and you might hear yourself on the air.

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Stainless Steel Insulated French Press by Secura – Item of the Day

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Note – I am bringing this around again for two reasons.  The first is since getting one I now vastly prefer it to the old French Press I have recommended for years.  The ability to keep coffee hot for 30 plus minutes makes the three cups a batch makes not go to waste at all.  Next is thanks to Prime day this item is currently 36% off with a total savings of almost 15 bucks.

Every day I bring you an item on Amazon that I personally use or has been purchased by many members of the audience and I have researched enough to recommend.

Today’s TSP Amazon Item is the Stainless Steel Insulated French Press by Secura.  We have been using the glass version by Fine Dine for a long time and I still really love it and have no plans to get rid of it.  The way I found this one is first of all I have been kicking around the idea of getting a second one for a while

Some time ago realizing I was drinking far too much coffee I went cold turkey on a coffee fast for a few months and drank only tea.  I got rid of our coffee maker and when I started drinking coffee again I went to a French Press.  It makes better coffee and it takes a little effort to make the next cup or two, so it naturally slows you down on consumption.

Thing is some times Dorothy wants to have more coffee and I am ready to switch to tea.  Some days she wants coffee and I only want tea.  So a second one seemed like a good idea.  Additionally as we were discussing this Dorothy suggested that we should take a French Press on our vacations, because it makes better coffee then “the shitty coffee makers in hotel rooms”.  Yes that is a quote!

So my thought was why pack a glass container in luggage that you know will be thrown around by baggage handlers acting like a bunch of gorillas.  So my quest for a good stainless press began.  I found the one by Secura and despite a few negative reviews, with over 4,000 reviews, 4.5 stars over all and a B grade on Fakespot I figured it was worth a shot.

Up front the only negative comment that I sort of agree with from some of the negative reviews is the top doesn’t “seal” tightly.  It moves around a bit, you know what though, it just doesn’t matter.  It seems some of these folks want a press to hold in heat like a Yeti Thermos or something.  The truth is you only want to leave coffee or tea in a press for so long anyway.  In any event I made a press full of Earl Grey yesterday.  I brought the press into my office and when I poured the last cup about 30 minutes later it was still very much “Captain Picard Hot“.

Again I think the few negative reviews are by people with either mental deficiencies or perhaps unreasonable expectations.  Like I said some say it doesn’t hold in heat very long, they are just wrong they also may not know how to work a lid.  Seriously!  On the lid there is a gap for pouring, by turning the lid about 1/4 turn it closes the gap.  Ya think some of this special children might have a hard time figuring that complex concept out?  That leads me to a nice little feature.  They put an arrow on the top so you know where the gap is, nice since you can’t see into the press, well unless your vision can see though steel like Superman.

So if you want a press which way should you go, the Steel One from Secura or the Glass One from Fine Dine?  It is really personal choice, both are great.  The steel one won’t break if you drop it or travel with it and holds heat better.  The glass one in my opinion looks better and you an see how much is left in it.  With the Secura you really can’t tell becuase the thing is so heavy duty if feels full even when empty.  In the end, get the one you like, I think you will be happy with either of them.

Lastly one cool thing for some of you is this press is available in the 34oz version I bought and in a larger 50oz version if you have a large family or entertain guests often.  So give this press a shot and I think you will be happy with it.

Remember you can always find all of our reviews at TspAz.com

PS – Here are a couple of my favorite teas.  And remember for awesome coffee, Holler Roast, Food Forest Farms and Mai Thai Coffee all give discounts to MSB members!

Jack’s Three Mints Tea (yep lemon balm and bee balm are actually mints)

 

Jacks Morning Blend – Nine Mile Farms Tea

Episode-2470- Listener Feedback for 7-15-19

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Today on The Survival Podcast I answer your questions on anarchism, the FTC, rabbits, credit scores, the solar minimum, mulching, money management, guns and more.

Make sure if you submit content for a feedback show that you put something like “comment for jack”, “question for jack” or “article for jack” in the subject line to assure proper identification for my screening process.

Please understand I receive several hundred emails a day and can’t get them all on the air.

I also do put out a lot of information on Facebook from emails that I can’t fit on the program though so keep em coming.

Join Me Today As I Respond to Your Calls and Discuss…

  • Please Call the JERK Line at 877-644-1345 and be part of episode 2500
  • Guest Segment with Pete “Mance” Raymond on “The Monopoly on Violence”
  • When the FTC fines a company where does the money go
  • On the concept of fattening up rabbits
  • How voluntary vehicle repossession affects credit
  • The grand solar minimum, crop loss, Ice Age Farmer and reality vs. hype
  • Mulch from conifer trees, soil acidity and more
  • Pay down a mortgage or save/invest your money
  • Choosing the right ammo for a particular rifle

Resources for today’s show…

 

Sponsors of the Day

 

Remember to comment, chime in and tell us your thoughts, this podcast is one man’s opinion, not a lecture or sermon. Also please enter our listener appreciation contest and help spread the word about our show. Also remember you can call in your questions and comments to 866-65-THINK (866-658-4465) and you might hear yourself on the air.

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Garrett Juice Plus – Item of the Day

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Every day I bring you an item on Amazon that I personally use or has been purchased by many members of the audience and I have researched enough to recommend.

Today’s TSP Amazon Item of the day is Garrett Juice Plus.  I realized that while Garrett Juice is part of my 4 part primary fertility program I have never reviewed it individually.

First right up front I will tell you that you don’t have to buy Garrett Juice, Howard Garrett (aka The Dirt Doctor) publishes the recipe to make it yourself right on his site.  In fact for many years he didn’t even have a commercial product available.  Eventually he realized that not everyone has all day to garden and some of us would be happy to pay 30-40 bucks for a gallon of his stuff.

It may seem expensive but one gallon of concentrate makes 64 gallons of spray.  Consider if you wanted to spray an acre you would use 35 gallons.  This means that a one gallon jug makes enough spray for almost 2 acres.  Once you consider this the home gardener buying it pre made starts to make a ton of sense.

Over the years I developed my own approach to this, you can see I have zero brand loyalty here, each of the seven products is from a different company, why, I found the best of each category.  The seven products are…

 

I also want to be totally upfront about something.  Garrett Juice being shipped by the liquid gallon makes it cost more online then it does in a local store.  So if they sell it where you live, in local stores (Lowes and some garden stores carry it in my area) you may be better off getting this item locally.

So how do I use Garrett Juice?  I spray everything with it, my trees, my plants, etc.  I also add garlic pepper tea when I spray it often to help with pets.  I do a soil drench in my garden beds with it twice a year as well.  If you saw some of the videos of this last season you know my plants blow and go like crazy on this regime.

There is another great use for this stuff and I have confirmed it to be as simple as this.  Get some orange oil, add an ouncs to a gallon of water with two ounces of Garrett Juice and you have fire ant killer.  There used to be a product called Antifuego that you could buy for this, but due to the cost of shipping they no longer ship.  So now Garrett Juice plus some orange oil does the same thing.

The way you use it is put 2 oz of Garrett Juice (I use the plain version for this to save money and buy it locally) and 2 TBS of orange oil into a two gallon watering can, fill with water and slowly soak mounds.  This will melt all the ants and queens and you should have a dead mound in a day.  We have tons of fire ants here, this has been a God send in controlling them.

Okay so there are three levels of Garrett Juice, so what is the difference…

  • Garrett Juice – Is made with compost tea, apple cider vinegar, molasses and liquid seaweed.
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  • Garrett Juice Plus – Is made with all of the above plus liquid fish emulsion.
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  • Garrett Juice Pro – Is made with everything above plus beneficial soil organisms that are alive.  Hence it has a maximum shelf life of 18 months, but I try to use it up in a year or less for maximum effectiveness.  I do personally have some doubts about the long term viability of the living microorganisms in a sealed liquid product.  However, Howard recently said on his radio show that they are viable for about 18 months from date of manufacture if kept at reasonable temps.  I have listened to the guy on and off for about 15 years and take him at his word.

 

So give Garrett Juice Plus or Garrett Juice Pro a try today, gardening season is upon us.  For maximum success this year I recommend my full seven part fertility regime, and remember out of those four it is quite possible that even though I am linking to Amazon here, you can save money on Garrett Juice by buying it locally, specifically if you want the base formula or the plus, again I can’t seem to find the pro version anywhere around here and Howard lives in Dallas!

Remember you can always find all of our reviews at TspAz.com

P.S. – I brought this around today because we are about mid season in the gardening season for summer.  Right now plants start looking stressed and often become nutrient deficient.  Garrett Juice (or any good foliar feed) along with a good organic solid fertilizer (like Dr. Earth 4-4-4) is the quick and easy way to turn them around.  Tune into to today’s podcast (Episode 2470) to hear exactly how to use them.