I am in the home office today so no background noise from the highway as I take a variety of listener calls from the audience. Remember you can call in your questions and comments to 866-65-THINK and be heard on … Continue reading →
Today’s show covers a topic that is often see as political and unrelated to survivalism. Today we discuss the topic of class warfare and how it is used by those in power to continue abuse while we fight among ourselves … Continue reading →
Today’s show cover’s how debt is created at the national level and why in our modern economy money can’t even exist with out debt. More importantly it discusses what you individually can learn from this mess and apply to your … Continue reading →
The discussion of different disaster scenarios is definitely interesting, enlightening and useful however, there is what I call a “commonality of disaster” and no where is it more evident then when we examine the need for food storage as a … Continue reading →
Due to ongoing site level issues today’s show notes are brief and will have to be upgraded later. Today’s show covers two main concepts, The Threat Probability Matrix and The Threat Impact Scale As one decreases the other increases yet … Continue reading →
No show today folks as I spent the morning figuring out why our site and fourm were down. Fricken Hackers! Well the site is back up and we will have a new show for you tomorrow. Sorry for the inconvience … Continue reading →
Today I decided to so something more in the realm of “traditional survival skills” or the more typical “wilderness survival skills” that many popular survival shows are based on. Today we discuss assembling both a very basic bare bones fishing … Continue reading →
Today’s show gives the answers to six questions asked by our listeners on our toll free call in number of 866-65-THINK, and has a much enhanced audio quality because I am in my home office this morning. Tune in to … Continue reading →
Today we take a look at a new proposed bill currently in committee in the House called HR 875. There is a lot of resistance to this bill (with good reason) but there is some hype as well. Does HR … Continue reading →
Yes you read the title correct, that 120+ Million in bonuses for AIG executives really don’t matter. What we should be more concerned with is the 170+ billion that went to AIG in total, where did it go? What about … Continue reading →