Episode-452- An Interview with Ron Hood of SurvivalQ [ 1:09:31 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadRon Hood has been training survivalists for more than four decades. Like many in the industry he stated learning as a child on camping trips. He later as a young man served in the US Army as part of the ASA (Army Security Agency) around the world in places like Turkey and Vietnam. After reentering civilian life he started training others in the survival skills he had learned on various deployments. He established the first survival training in 2 major colleges and taught at both universities for many years. To date he has produced dozens of educational DVDs, is the owner and force behind Survival.com and recently launched Survival Quarterly Magazine. He joins us today to discuss his new magazine and a myriad of your common questions to me.
Join Ron and I as we discuss…
- What is it like to learn from indigenous people
- What makes SurvivalQ different from other magazines out there
- Who are the writes behind SurvialQ
- How important are things like forums to building community
- Why is it important to actually meet with people beyond the virtual world
- How you can submit your articles to SurvialQ for consideration
- Than 5 of your most common questions to me get posed to Ron
- If you could only have one gun what would it be and why
- What do you think are the biggest national/global level threats we face
- What is your view of gold and or silver
- What 3-4 things should the newly aware person do first
- Why survival skills are important for everyone not just those who spend time in the wilderness
- Why people in the survival niche seem to have a servant attitude if they stick around for a long time
- What is the “Hoodlum blade” and when/how can you get one
Additional Resources for Today’s Show
- Members Support Brigade
- TSP Gear Shop
- Join Our Forum
- Safecastle Royal – (sponsor of the day)
- MURS-Radio.com – (sponsor of the day)
- The Hoodlum Blade – (temporarily sold out)
- Ron Hood’s Survival.com Magazine
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